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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-07
VOICED BY VOTES.
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS YESTERDAY.
The Democrats Carry tho Day Mt Gin
cinnati, lOhiO; Dubuque, Iowa, and
other Iowa and Michigan Cities
and TOwns-0nly. Few Cit
les in which the Republi.
cans are Successful.
Cincinnati Election.

Cincinnati, O., April 5.--The election of
William Means, the democratic nominee, is
conceded, with probable majority of 1,50O.
1t is thought that two or three others on the
democratic ticket are elected. The Gazette,
which bolted the nomination for mayor and
supported Means, says his success does not
mean democratic victory in Cincinnati, but
victory for law and decency in the admin
istration Of the city government. -
In total vote of about $4,000 in this city
yesterday William Means, democrat, was
elected mayor over Charles Jacobs, jr., re.
publican, by 2,514 majority. The republi-
cans elected six of the city building officers
by majorities ranging from 8o7 to l,S4S,
chiefly about 1000, and three out of four
members of the board of education by
majorities ranging from 14l to 933.. The
democratselscted the, other members by 47S
majority. The scratching was unprecedented
and the difficulty of counting the vote is
extraordinary
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The Weather.

Washington, April 4.-The chief. signal
officer furnishes she following special bul
letin to the associated press: Theetorm which
was centered in the lower Ohio valley yester-
day morning, moved TO the eastward, causing
a little snow in the Tennessee and Ohio val
leys, ard from Iowa east to the middle Atlan-
tic coast. The centre of this storm is now 10
the eastern portion of North Carolina,
and rain extends southwark to Florida.
The temperature has fallen in
the Mississippi valley snd northwest, and Is
below freezing as far south as Texas, and
below zero in Minnesota. The temperature
is 20 degrees below mean from the Missouri
river east 20 st. Lawrence and Ohio valleys
and soulhward TO Arkansas. The indica-
tions are that the weather will be warmer in
the northwest during Tuesday and Wednes-
dsy, and that fair weather will prevail
east OF the Mississippi during Tuesday.
From the Missouri river eastward to the st.
Lawrence and Ohio valleys, and southward
10 the Arksnsas the indications are that the
weather will be warmer in the northwest dur
ing Tuesday and Wednesday. and that fair
weather will prevail east of the Mississippi
during Tuesday.
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Ano.nerndo Lxnched.

Cheyenne, w. T., April "A specisi to
the Leader from Sidney, Nebrssks, sage (:
Reddy Mcdonald, a noted cu'-throSt, wss
taken from the county Jail 81 Hn early hour
this morning by vigilsnts and hanged 10 n
tree 10 the court-houss yard. Mcdonald was
one Of sixteen despersdoes who we're lodged
in fail on Friday. They bad held the town
in terror for several years, and considerable
number Of tho citizens resolved 20
clear them out. McDonsld was discovered
arranging plans for breaking jail, and hence
the lyncnIng.
Ex-Depgty Sheriff Ryan, who stabbed
Attorney Michael, has not yet been captured.
He will be lynched when caught.
II e hinted that two m0re prisoners who
have committed foul murders and ESCAPED
punishment, viii be taken out and lynched.
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C0rsicana q.

Special to the Herald.
Corscsns, April 4.-The two night police
before mentioned resigned on the 1st, and
special police were appointed till the council
can act on applications.
A brakeman on the Central, in running
over the top of his train when near Groes-
beck, stepped on car of lumber, and one
of the planks giving way he was thrown from
the train and over an embankment. He was
not missed for some time, and WAS afterwards
picked up by section gang. He was badly
bruised internally and WAS brought to this
place on the passenger train.
A rough named John Mcdonald (better
known as Black Jack) raised a row at the
Last Chance saloon with section hand
named William johnson, knocking him
down and kicking him about the face, from
which injuries johnson died this morning.
Mcdonald is in Jail.
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CincinDsfi, o. April AT 2 o'clock this
morning Ere originNted in the central
building Of Robinsons wagon works, front
ing on the Cincinnsti, Hamilton q Dayton
rsilrosd, North Eighth street. Three hun
dred wagons stored in the yards were soon in
. blsza All the factory buildings we're on
FIRE, aud the railf1ad cars on the track were
endangered. Two relays Of engines were
cslls1 10 The scene. RObinson's wagon works
hs brick structure. newly built sixty b.
one hundred i,et, and fse Fior1ss high IL
M completely Destroyed. The loss 10 from
s5le0 70 S6O000. partly insured The
fanes erien6sd 70 A1sm Moore 4 Cos
vsrnish fscio-y, fbrss-sLory briek building
Also n fbe Queen City vsrnish factory. q
two-siorv brick builing, All Of vhich gsre
burns1 down. Ths totsl loss il estimstso ..
f100.000
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a Probable storm An north Texas.

Washington. April 5.-Ths chief signs
officer furnishes the following specisl buIle-
tin 10 the associsted pres: Fair weather
continues In the districts east Of the Rocky
mountains. with the tempersture below fresz-
ing IN The northern portions Of the east gulf
states, and thence n0rthwhrd Over the New
Englsnt and lake region. and the tempera-
ture u belov zero IN Minussots- 10 the
regions south Of the Missouri valley The tenn
psrnfure hss risen slightly, and there
are indicsiIons thai storm will
devaiop IN northern Terss and Indian
territorv during Tuesday nieht or Wednes-
dsg. The isuperature cgTtinues from 15 t0
30 dexroes bel0s ns8n il Il the districts of
the Mississippi nnd Missouri rivsrs. Ths
indicssiyns are thst 81 rstly warmer vesther
viii prsTsl on ths Alsniis coast drring
WeGrrF1rr
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Waxahachie


Special to the Herald.
Waxahachie, April 4.-The county GRIM
inal court is in session here with full dock
ct. The case of the state VS.. W. G. Veal
was called to-day and an announcement for
ready was made. A jury was obtained this
evening. II. Barksdale is one of the attor-
neys for the defense,
II. E. Harris Young man came into town
to day with two fine horses. He WAS riding
bareback aud represented that he was from
the western part of this county. The horses
were in thehands of Mr.. Lowe of this coun-
ty, and the attempt 10 sell them by Harris
caused the officers to arrest him on suspicion.
Harris was armed with dirk. He was COM
mitted 10 Jail.
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special to the Herald.
Hampstead, April 6.-District cour
organized yesterday morning, Judge Burkhart
presiding. But little business was done to-
day. The civil docket is light. Three
murder cases are set for next week.
The municipal election today resulted in
the choice Of j. A. PEBBLES for mayor;
John w. Ellison for city marshal
j. j. Buchanan for assessor and collector,
and j. A. Meyer for city secretary. One
alderman was elected for each of the four
wards
The Bachelors club had splendid ball
last night at Blonc's hall. The beauty and
chivslry of our little city were out, chasing
with merry feet the flying hours away.
The two-headed boy, with Pnnch and
Judy, monkeys. ETC., is on exhibition tonight
e. p. Hamblin, of Houston; N. Holland
and A. Chesley, of Bellville, have been in
attendance upon our court.
Cotton is nearly all planted. Corn is up
tits a good stand and ready for the plow.
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san Antonio.

Special Co the Herald.
San Antonio, April 5-Some scoundrel At.
tempted toburn. Miss Jennie II. Florian's new
residence last night, but the FIRE was dis
covered in time and extinguished.
A small railroad strike is in operation on
the western extension Of the Sunset route. A
failure Of contract the cause.
Msdsme Dupree, the female pedestrienne,
is IN the city.
Ex-Governor Z. j. Davis IL in the city.
The printers and proprietors Of the EK-
press are still at variance.
Miss Gertie 7. Barnes viii lecture this
week
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San Antonio.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, April All of the general
officers of the Sunset route are in this city.
The Western Union telegraph company is
receiving poles for the extension of its line
west.
The San Antonio Typographical union
raised the scale of prices from 80 80, cents on on
morning papers to 80 cents, and Sss cents on
Light scceded to the demand, but the Ex-
press refused, consequently the printers
struck. The proprietors of the Express are
a. the case.
Colonel s. Mansfield, of the coast i'm
provement, is in the city.
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Constsntinople, April "A strong shock
Of earthquake at Chic, an island Of that
name yesterday, destroyed many houses
and seriously damaged nearly All which we're
lsft stsn3ing Lister dstsils say msny Of the
inhabitants we're kiileo sna That ne rensinder
are e.esmpsd IN fslds. Many 0f The neigh
boring villages were Destroyed during The
penic which eusue1. The Ess.srn telegraph
cornpanys ofice wss pIIlagsd- Ths shocks
were also felt in fhe Island Of S5fin and 81
srr-ns. but 10 do-naes ls reported
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whitney.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Whitney, April 5.-The city election
passed off quietly, with the following result !;
Mayor, A. L. Westbrook; marshal, j. N
Delam; aldermen, @. @. Hicks. @. T. WALL
ing, q. w. Reed, S. d. Pate and l..
Hi,lhouse.
Quite FIRE was averted yesterday morning
by Ar. Newman, whe was on MS way to
market about 4 o'clock q. m, and found q
can OF cotton saturated with oil under the
frame buildings of II. @. Ford.
A writ was procured 10 day for w. E.
Sorrell, who is thought to be at Wsxahachie,
and a telegram was sent to the sheriff of
Ellis county 10 make the arrest. The charge
is assault with intent TO murder,
Westher dry. Farmers are having to plant
their corn over. The first rotted in the
ground.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Senate.


Washington, April 5.-The vice-president
laid bstore the senate communication from
the secretary of state, transmitting a copy of
the response of the Russian government to
communication made to it by the United
States minister, to the senate, on the
resolution on the death of the late emperor
of Russia. Ordered printed.
The pending business being the resolution
for election of officers the senate, was then
taken up.
The usual motion was made by Mr.. Harris
to 20 into executive session, and as usual,
voted down-yeas 26, nays 30.
Mr.. Saunders stated that he had trans
ferred to Mr.. Malone, who was temporarily
absent from the chamber, the pair which
had previously existed between himself and
Mr.. Williams, and that he (Saunders) would
therefore vote no.
Mr.. Beck desired to say that the transfer
was not made with the consent
of hie colleague, who had deferred to him all
matters of this kind, and he protested against
the transfer in that way.
The appearance of Mr.. Malone in the
chamber at this moment put end TO further
discussion, and the roll call was concluded.
Mr.. Mcpherson asked leave 10 present
petition of certain citizens of New Jersey and
New York.
Mr.. Hoar objected.
Mr.. Mcpherson thought it q strange pro-
ceeding to deny the right of a petition. He
had petition reciting the fact that Michael
Boyntop, citizen of the United States
had been arrested and thrown into prison
by the British government on the vague
charges of exciting crime and violence, and
had been denied the right TO trial before
Jury of his peers and calling
upon congress 70 demand that
the United States government should
interfere for his. protection. The petition
was signed by members Of certain land
the senator still object
Mr. Hoar-The senate desires TO elect
officers to record all business, and as coon Ms
that is done the petition cad DO received.
Mr.. McPherson-l would like to aek the
ser stor whether we have not recording
officers. Is there any lack Of officers ia the
senate
Mr.. Hoar-I think that Is thing to be de-
termined by the senator. The senators
think this thing is to be determined in violation
of the constitution of the United States by
q minority Of the senste.
Mr.. McPh reOn--I do not believe il Is done
In violation of the constitution. l believe
that the constitution protects the rights OF
saos,a sao ,.s,a saraod 20 so, tbe
,nrno.. 81 n-o,acs;ns ls,i.lstiop.
s,,hs,;s ,ho ,et;,;oD .;s-~sd hv oiszsns
20 ~. -, srd Nsw Yo5k csIl;nc a,,on. |
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S..saa 4. MA - $780, oor,.sr, - ,ha
-. 1e;,,s,;,.e 1,ha io,,stc, rof,sas - hs,e
~ c,,,sids-sd .,d refsrred Al The oo,o.
l,;,,as P,,,.. -, fore;sn reissiors qhe ser.io,
,;sss !, III ,l.ce snd daclsrss th.t even ,he
.ss. a this nor man shonld not bs
co,,s;aereS in Il nIssses tbe msiori,v on thai
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Washington, April 5.-To-say's cabinet
meeting WAS devoted almost entirely TO con-
siderstion ofthe fnsncial questions connected
with refunding operations, and maturing
bonds. What conclusions, If any, were ar
rived at, hsve nos transpired. No sllusion
whatever was made to the disputed nomina-
tions In the session to-day.
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Marshall.


Special to the herald.
Marshall, April 5.-The municipal election
to-day, passed off quietly. There was no
opposition to the democratic ticket. A very
small vote was polled. The vote Is not
counted, but the following are elected: 1 P
Hamley, mayor; d Adair, marshal; A Q
Clark, treasurer; w G Rudd, assessor and
collector; L p Wilson, city attorney: d b
Dupree, secretary; 7 A Elgjn, 0 w Brown
aldermen from the first ward; II Kretz, w
N Robertson, aldermen from the second
ward; @ II McGill, w w Heartsill, aldermen
from the third ward.
A dispatch has been sent to the st. Louis
Globe Democratic that it was rumored that
Colonel Noble, general superintendent OF the
Texas & Pacific railroad, was to resign his
position. Colonel Noble informs your cor
respondent that there is no foundation for
the rumor. he is deservedly popular with
all classes, and ii is hoped he will remain
where he ia.
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COLD weather in virginia

DsnviIle, Va, April 5-Last evening the
weather in this region became bitterly cold.
The Thermometer this morning at 8 O'Clock
stood st 2s degrees, and quantities Of ore
formed during the nigst covering The
streams and ponds. Il 10 sea-ed that the
whole fruit crop has been ruined.
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across the track and was instantly killed bya
train passing over bis body. He had been
drinking and was suffering with delirium. 1t
was clearly shown from the evidence in the
coroner's inquest that he took this means of
destroying himself. His home and friends
are not known.
Frost the past few days has destroyed most
of the fruit in this vicinity.
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Cslumbus. G.. Aprii Z -Jesst. O. De
vote. chisf Of ths s5iiy'i.l sssf Of o. In
ouirsr. ois1 tbis n.orling aflsr . sbori o.
ress nrsd f0rtr resrs. He uss so 81
he en- nert bzptE divine. RsV. J. n d.
vote. =. D., sr1 ~ has ber crrrctei
uiih ioar1s.is.n . C5'unD1s. s.--s 1850
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Rise I'm the missouri River.

omshssFeb., April 5.-The Missouri river
has risen to eighteen feet above low water
mark, aud continues to rise slowly. Consid-
cradle dsmsgc is threatened TO establishments
on the river bottoms fires in the smelling
works are put out. A much greater rise IS
anticipated from the breaking Of tho gorges
~ hrx-a
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EavasOta.


Special TO the Herald.
Navasota, April 4.-The report has just
been received that lightning struck the gin
house of Robert Dolans, yesterday, at
Wallace Prairie, ten miles south of here, and
burned it up. The loss is unknown.
Business quiet. Weather clear and warn.
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BrenhaIn .

Special to the Herald.
Brenham, April 5.-The election passed of
quietly. The count is not completed. Kerr
was reelected mayor.
Judge j. II. Cattin, seventy years Of age,
died at Travis, Austin county, to-day.
The circus drew slimly.
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The chic r..rthan.E.

Athens, April 5.-Ths government
sending . number Of surgeons and some
money 10 Chic 10 relieve the overwhelming
distress caused there BY The earthquake Sun
day. Three thousand is still mnintaiDed ss
The probable number Of killed and wounded.
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Tennessee Funding BIN Passed

Nashville, Tenn, April 5.-The vote res
jeeting the funding BIZ TO fund the state
debt 81 one hundred cents on the dollar and
three per cent. INTEREST," has been reconsidered,
and has Just passed the tenate. Il is Ov the
Law, and s only waiting The signature Of the
governor.
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London, Ap-il 5.-Ths word ssys Il Lord
Benoous6sid recovsrs be VII probably
ro-us1lv rs.izn fhs conservative leadership q
he rrsssrt ssssion o. psrIisnnsnL
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special - ths Herald
Brsnhsm, April 4s-SuDdsy Eve persons
we're bitten BY nsd 5oxs IN town. . negro
boy and r. @. Syd0w. near Jonepoini, this
county. and German and bic wife severely
~ bis osa doe. which had bssn tied ID ssv-
r-al dava
Deputy Sheriff McClsllsn. Of Lee county,
esptn-sd borss thisf st Bslton, a.ld took
him % Gi3di1gs tO-dHT.
Circus srd city elsCiirn to-norros. Ths
trciiemsrt is interIsa
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Austin.

Special 10 the Herald.
Austin, April 5.-Gensral J. B. Jones iH
seriously m.
Judge Winkler arrived this morning, and
appellate court will do business tomorrow.
The supreme court meets tomorrow.
Lieutenant Murray writes from Corizas
that bic company captured twsn ty-ons head
Of horses from h0rse-thieves.
The httorney-geDers yesterday recon-
msDded the issusncs Of land certificsies 10 the
Dallas & Wichiis railroad, sDs the same we're
issued to-day.
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Washington, April 5.-AmODe The nOrui-
nalions sent 10 The ssnsts today were WV.
Holden 10 Be postmaster II Rslsieh, n. O,
ard Thomss n Free 81 Gallatin- Ten
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Paris.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Paris, April s. The city election
passed off vory quietly to-day. Gibbons,
republican, beats Scales, democrat, tor mayor
by "a votes. Four aldermen were elected
all democrats: j. t. Berry, 1st ward: A. s.
CAN'T, 2nd ward; Tom Broad, 3rd ward; j. I.
Gaines, 4th ward.
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Michigan cities.

Chicago, April 5.-In Michigan the demo-
Gratis carried Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor, jack
son, Muskegan, Flint, Saginaw and Holland.
The republicans secured Lansing, Miles,
Grand Rapids, Grand Haven, Adrian and
East Saginaw,
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wztingion. d. c, April b.-Ssustary
Kirkvoos has trspsssd his instruciions 70
fss Uts co-nnission. vbich u erpscts1 70
ls<-s uittin . - dsy. fo- Colorado. .
rs-,Cvs he Infisrs IN sicg3arcr ~ tte
ems cf thsr tre..7. . fhsir re- hom-s-
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dubuque.

Chicago, April 5.-In the municipal cleo
ton at Dubuque Ia, yesterday, with three
tickets in the field, the democrats we're sue
cessful and elected Louis Hosmer mayor.
-TThis conflicts with dispatch from
Keokuk.-ED
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Democrats EIected.

Keokuk. April 5.-The democrats yester-
day elected Louis Hosmer mayor and Henry
Barks recorder by decisive majority.
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"Comp|ete C|othiiers!'

Men, Youths Boys
NIddlesex tue Flannel and other imported and domestic
Spring and Boys suits and separate garments
rshownby eeyab
Dress Suits $50. Defy Competition to Value We
NAV sev the same thing Suits 4 upward also
with Boys and Childrcns Il 9th
ing. long suits cfevery grade and in sl Sizes
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STATE SPECIALS
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.

Elections I'm the State
Colonel Noble Not 10 Resign the
Superintendency of the n. & II.
IL. R.-Land Certificates Is
sued to the ID. tE w. r. H.
General Jones Very Ill.
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= -s.ai q ne Her1ld-
SsvCy. Ap-il 4.-Yss.srisy evenings -
= y rlE- nsme3 5E-ns RlsT thrsE hintsf
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Wl 10 Is HE?|
THE BEST DRESSED MAN in DALLAS

the risk OF making on
filling all the with envy But we WILL
The Evening critic., 1881-11-12
THE COURTS,

PROBATE CoURT-Justice Hagner.-In re
George +. Mason, guardian first account of
guardian approved and passed. Estate of
William Reed answer of Sarah Reed filed.
Estate of Joseph r. X. Plant order APP
pointing +. K. Reichenbach administrator
on bond of 5000. Estate of William u. Reed;
order of sale of personal property. Estate
of Ann Hines; order appointing Betscy
King administrators bond, 5000. Estate
of Johanna Barry order to collector to pay
Patrick Barry the amount in his hands.
Estate of Gustavus A. Sage order appoint
ing Josiah Simpson administrator on bond
of $500.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Justicc Macarthur
Citizens National Bank VS.. Young, ct al;
Judgment granted against three defendants.
Barker :vs. Brcit6arth; Judgment for
plaintiff. Roche VS.. Sullivan; Judgment
for plaintiff. Hammer & Bailey VS.. Craw-
ford, ct al.; motion for Judgment overruled.
Wheeler vs.. Burr demurrer Ovcrruled and
leave to plead in twenty days. Waters vs..
Shoemaker; motion for Judgment overruled
in one instance and granted in another.
Hook VS.. Capital Publishing Company;
Judgment granted, appeal taken. Sover-
cigns' Cooperative Association VS.. Shea ct
al; motion for production of papers over
ruled and party to plead within ten days.
Brown, use &C., VS.. Holldge; demurrer
ovcrruled as to leave OF action and declara.
ton. Hammond W.. Miller; demurrer
and leave to plead in twenty days
Smoot, use, &c, vs. Langley; Judgment be-
low set aside. Cissel VS.. Gray; Judgment
by default. Elicit VS.. Barr Judgment by
default set aside. Nichols Committee VS..
Baldwin; demurrer overruled and leave to
plead in twenty days. Heany VS.. Smith,
default set aside. Knoop VS.. Leonard; de-
fault set aside