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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-09

TIE ITNcnEURG CONVENTION Tho ro-
nubIcnn State convention which meets 10
LyIcaOurr to morrow. is looked forward to
"ith slnc inter,s. by Dot only State, but
national politicians. That an effort will DO
made hg tho hlahono leaders to capture the
convention there is no doubt. Tho straightout
REPUBLICANS will resist this effort and hot timos
Arc Anticipated 1t is understood that the
Srs'shours, silh Gen. Wickham at their
head. have rented hol 10 which 10 organize
al lndcncndrot movement should it become
necessary. There will he many conteslicg del
rgetIanS. Tho Nlalono republic: m delegates TO
the convention tfcII this city left last night for
hyfchhurg. and tho straishtuut. or regular
republican delegated. with largo number of
Sir:'st:i!zcrs, lett this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-09

i'0LI3h NEWS -Hhcro were 40 criminal
c's,0 Ii !'1!ico hcatquli ,rH this m)ruing.
i"u N''oon Ehsp:rs, Charged With keupi0s
'n'!r nihG III bu-ilira' open Sunday last 10
T"it,'on Ut i:.n !..9 the sat jet, were before
a." Hisyoc. Thcre being 40 evidence against
IA III iilcy We're dismissed.
!no other TWO Gas of violation If the Sun
GAY Ia" were contlnGcd till TO Ill 0lfow moruiug,
ihn alleged riC'stOts, eu ios cream dealer and
saloon Etcnor being oct OF Tho city.
!n.yGT fackham 10 response TO q question
asked hy watermelon dealer said ho was 90
extremist. sad did rot intcld TO put upon tho
SrUCay ia~ sn ilinrureta!ion that w0all bring
1idicl!o upOu it. lilo had no o. i:o.iou to the
delivery on Sunday of either ic, cream or
"atcrmelcns ordered on Saturday, but ho did
intend, ss long es the Sunday law remained
law. to require Ril parties 10 close their places
OF business On tho Lords dsy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-09
EXCURSIONS, PIUNTCs, dc.
STEAMEE MARY WASHINGTON,

STEAM ER MARY WASHINGTON,
0CCCQUAN FAILS EVERY SUNDAY.
MONDAY, WkDN KSDAY
and FRIDAY
commencing Sunday. May 10Th. Leave Prince
street Sundays at III =. m. and Mondays, We'd
ncsdays and Fridays al 30 a. m. On SATURDAYS
IT III m. will leave for Mount Vernon Springs,
trips. N''
Fare round trip 25c. On Saturday lO,.
Tickets can be obtained at Janneyis drug store
Ihls steamer can DO chartered a. able rates,
rDS9. 3nl 4. 8. RANDALL Manager
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-09

] Gle COLD SODA AND MINERAL wa.
q IEKS, with pnro Frui. Syrups drawn from
Forcola'n.nad Iron Fountains, at
ApZT LIMITS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-09
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia ADVERTISER,

yet GGou opaGcG. several parties having 10,
quested an extension OF the time.
MEIor John w. Green, one of the Directors
o1 the IotomGo COMPANY, received letter
10 oay from gentleman 10 Pennsylvania, who
mas recently purchased controlling interest in
large stationary and portable engine manu-
iac;osy. DOW located 10 Maryland, 10 regard to
the removal ct the establishment. TO this CITY.
! ho Pennsylvania gentleman says lie intends 10
ccato the works in Virginia ana thinks Al,x-
NDdIla suitable point.
PERSONAL. Ffark WaIfi.ld is ploasur.
tx 10 Mohnond
Tho Educational JoUrosl Of Virginia psys
superintendent OF Public Schools X. Il. CarIe
a deserved compliment.
Mr.. and MIS-. s. L. Dyson left yesterday TO
gIsls tieods at Sudbury. Wiliemsport, and
ltenoyo. Ia.
l'foi. IT, H. Brockc!t. Of tho Western Mary
land College, IL on visit to his mother 10 this
city. who IS iud!sposed. Mrs. Crockett is an
cd AID esteemed lady having 10 day reached
tho Sjth year of her age.
MIR. Il. Il. Gronau is visiting friends in Bal4
.jm1rc.
Messrs. Phil. Is. poyton, and L. i. DinWid-
die, of tho Virgins Midland Hallway Company,
hnVc returned IRON the Virginia Spriogs where
they HAYS bdon for several weeks past Both
eoootlcmcn have been greatly improved by the
zip.
tlrs GrecnaWay, Mr. Neville S. Gsee0away,
and Mrs. James i. Cation, who have boon tent
Ing nt jackson Grove NJ. +. Church Camp.
mcetlJg. returned mono yesterday.
Nltsars. Il. &. lao ADD Will Proctor of tho
irG'ncor corps OF tho Ntr,h Carolina Midland
ltAi"ay Company, aTo hero On visi! to rcla'
"vra and friends.
Dir. J6hu q. Mct'rncko0, of this city, father.
Ia lsw OF MIR. NJ. Is. Harlow, sailed at twelve
",eiorE 10 dsy. from Baltimore, in tho steamer
llIhtr0lan, Tor visit to mis- old homciu Ireland.
Mr. Mcuracken. who left hero early this
i'i0rnrG for Baltimore. was accompanied By
Ir. anu AlfG. NJ. t. Harlow.
Nlss Edith liurdla AID Miss Emma Cross
nrr sunmrrlng at Falls Church. Va.
Sir. OTIS Franks son of Cant ,Jeromish
Franks, OF THIS ety. HIS been appointed t. q
position ia a telegraph Office in Texas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-09

I OOKl LOOK STEEL WIRE HAIR
81 BEUSHkS FOR - cts. each at
w. +. CKKIGHTON'S
t"hi5 So King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-09

rENOILgT SOAP-Four (i) largo cakes fine
4 Toite. Soap for 25C 81
auG3 j. G. MILBURN'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-09

7 - EOZEN BROOMS made of selected
u 50 straw received to-day by
nyl2 j, C. MILBURE.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-15

wood fire helped Iongstrect to make
q temporary breach in the line. Three
quarters of q mile in tho woods to the
west, and parallel to Hancock's entrcnch-
ments, are the Confederate breastworks.
They stretch TO the right and left Of the
plank road and run for seemingly inter
minable distance. The earthworks that
| saw at Ball Run, in the Peninsula, at
Fredericksburg and at Charlottesville
were slight compared with these but when
the armies started on the Rapidan cam.
paign they knew the value Of the shield
Of sand.
This was the strangcst battle ever
fought and it is the strangest battle field.
There falls the dusk Of an August day
and vast breadth Of crimson slants up
from the west in the track Of the sun
Trees are 10 the right and left and every
where, and the silence Of the Wilderness
oppressea. 1t is easy TO think of New
England's King Phillip, Of Boone, Of
Tecumseb, and of Tippecanoe but it is
difficult to keep the mind upon generous
Wadsworth, who fell here, upon Sedg-
wick, who soon followed, upon Lee and
Grant. To regard this as place of battle
were painted warriors lodged from tree
and pioneer riilemen held their own, is
natural enough, but it is hard to realize
that T., &c was fought battle according
to the art of war, that here WAS begun
such series Of awful cOrnbats as the
world never saw before.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-15
A kissing Spring.

a trls.od correspondent Il. W,her-
spoon writes: We are crcdibly Informed
that fifteen miles northeast Of here, on
Greasy Greek, one Of the creates, and
most miraculous springs has recently
been discovered on record. We have not
been to see them, but Our informant, u
good citizen and q Baptist preacher Of
celebrity, tells what he saw Parson
John K. Yeattes was ut the spring last
week, and nc says the spring tows from
mountain about 400 feet high, comes
out Of the ground about 100 feet from the
top. OF the mountain, on the north side,
and flows al the rate OF about forty gal
Ions per minute and it is the color of APP
nle, cider and tastes lust like apple brandy
aud has the same effect. Those under
the influence of the water are perfectly
ecstatic, and hugging and loving every
thing they meet. He says never
saw the like, children and boys and girls
hugging and kissing every one they meet
Old men aud old women, young men and
young ladies embracing each other by
hugging and kissing. met an old
whitehead man and woman--I sup
pose about eighty years old-and they
we're hopping and Skipping like lambs.
| saw hundreds lying around the spring SO
drunk that they could not stand up, aud
they were lying and laughing and trying
TO slap their hands. The people call
them the millennium springs." ."-LiHle
Rack (Art.) GazeHe.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-15

FAREWELL, LARD! WELCOME, Oil
The eating world will have occasion &c
throw up its cap if the discovery lately
announced that cotton seed oil is "a most
satisfactory substitute for lard" be con.
hrmed. | hope it is true, FOR the sake
especially of the many housekeepers who
are sorely tried in their cooking by that
product OF the swine, which, like butter.
varies In the quality, and whose odor.
when Sizing in the frying pan, awakens
in the imaginative kitchen goddess Wis.
ions OF pent up, garbage fed, slimy
porEers, and perhaps notion or two of
trchln9 snugly ensconccd in the COSY
vesicles. No one is afraid of good vege.
table oil. Its impressions are cool snd
historic and agreeable. 1t whispers of
dewy meadows, refreshing breezes. sweet
aromas, and 80 on. But lard! Every
thing it suggests is heating and exaspe.
ating. However moro to the point
Col. Nelson, OF Huntsville. Ala. saws
he has repeatedly used cotton seed oil mt
his house: and finds il equal &c ..h,a ,,,.,i
article Of lard. a hotel keeper at Mem.
phis publishes n statement to the same
effect. II has been tried by several cit.
zens of Tuscumbia, Ala, who saw that
they can find no difference between the
oil and lard as an article for cooking
The best thing about it, as most econom.
ical housewives will say, IL the cost. that
being now not more than half the price
OF the pork extract. And should this
discovery turn out a fact undeniable
what q revolution 1t will produce in the
pork trade! And what an impulse it
Will give to the cotton interest, coming
Just In time TO speed the revival of in.
1ustry and enterprise in the South.
Everybody must grease the pan-the
hygienist for his roll, the beef eater for
ais steak-and all will heartily welcome |
he sweet, translucent distilation of na. |
ure.--N y. Tribune.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-15

Brndstreets regular monthly cotton
report, which was published ON the Srd
inst. is based on replies to eight hundred
comprehensive. The report is not n
bright ono, and marks Serious change
in the condition of tho crop during tho
past month. The main cause Is tho
drought, of which there is yet no signs
OF abatement. Tho replies Indicate that
the condition of the crop is q per cent.
the most favorable condition hereafter
the damage done cannot DO fully offset,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-15

On Thursday last, at Lewis's Turn.
out, on the Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
grsta Railroad, two white men had both
their legs broken betwoen tho knee and
tho ankle by the falling upon them of n
large piece OF trestle timber which they
were unloading from off fiat car.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-15
PRICES WILL TEl
LANGLEY BRO
184 KING STRFEF,
5tz6 EIE ES,Tnr1 ,

Ladies' Chemise, SOC. IL. sl0n D.
Ladies Drawers, soc, 75c, sl.0D, IL
Ladies Skirts, soc, IT5c, sl.W, slsll
Ladies' Gowns, Toe, $lOO $lS. sli
Ladies' Dressing Sacques, 75c, sl.al
Ladies' Corset Covers. 5Oc. 1ss sd
Gents Shirts. to order, 75c, sl.nl
$l.75, $500 each.
Gents Drawers, SOC up.
Gents Drawers, to order, 75s sltal
Gents lIrdershirts, 3oc, 45c, 81
$l.OO, $3.50 and $500.
Standing Collars. lOc, 15c, 91c.
Folding Collars, IOc, 15c, ac.
Linen Cuffs, 20c, 25c and S&.
A Great Bargain! Large 10. Of E;Sl
from sc up. Large lot OF In,erina
sc up. Towels. &c up. Tonha
Swiss Embroidery, Linen, Canbis Vi
and Turkey Red Handkerchief /,
which will be sold Cheap.
Polite and attentive Ladies 10 vii
Ladies Department.
Give us a call and be convinced el
nftctory is the place to buy Fia!
Cheap.
April 81, 1881 Al
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-15

The Atlanta Constitution Of Saturday
says: The people of Georgia will regret
70 learn that the trouble with Senator
Hills tongue has necessitated his return
To Philadelphia. Upon the spot from
which tho old cancer was taken a few
days ago, appeared a white granulation
about the size of the finger nail. He
asked for an examination of this at the
hands OF Dr. w. +. Wcstmorcland. DR..
Westmoreland stated that it was best for
him to return to Philadelphia mt once.
that DR.. Gross, who had performed tn,
first operation, might examine his tongue,
Mr. Hill left on Wednesday evening. and
yesterday afternoon Mr. D. II. Hill. ir.
received telegram stating that another
operation was necessary and would be
performed on Monday"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-15
Notice to Creditors

Zacharias T. Taylor, Plaintiff H. ~
Bacot, Joseph d. Taylor, a. d. :
dants. H.,
DY virtue of an order of MS nv.
O II. Hudson, Presiding Juus; .c
Eighth Judicial Circuit, all the us4sL,
William 3. Taylor, deceased as si z ,
notified end required .c rresHnl ~; t.;s
their demands before me on o. Uol;y.,; y;
10th day Of September next. fai'''
so they will be barred. ,rpvI;
w. w. HUMPhhII.ss, NJ,
aug. Is. 1891 I
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-15
Atlanta G Charlotte Air Line R. R

On and after Sunday, June 8. 1881, Passenger
Train Service on this Road Will be rs follows:
GOING EAST
No4s-Maii 47-Exprcss 4s-Fat NJ.
Leave seneca 92o a m Si0pm il:25 p m
GOING WEST.
Leave Seneca 6:5ipm 709 am 5:S7 n y,
Pullman Sleeping Car service on trains Nos 47
and is daily without change between Atlanta and
New York. ''
a. POPE. GcnI Passenger Agent.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-15
MARBLE YARD

A LII persons wanting T0NSiIII = \
IA win do we'll to call on me, =
on hand all grades of Marble, anr ss 81
the new designs. 1 warrant ~ M
give satisfaction. Prices to SUI y. - n
am prepared to take care OF y, rs,,e,
travel and regular boarding ,m.,sE1
rates at the Benson House. MsAA
Lodging % cents. =, WIZ
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-15

William King, Of Gloucester County
y. j., joviai man of fifty years-aft or
being three times a widowc--has ven.
urcd into n!atrilnOny for the fourth time
and actually married his mother-in-l law.
He buried his last wife in October, and
three months after her in;crrncnt he COM
menccd paying attention to his mother
in-law. He has made himself Liable TO n
fine OF five hundred dollars or eighteen
months imprisonment, or both AT the
discretion Of the Court
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-15

= The Camden Jo,rnal says .t'rhe
season has scarcely opened, and yet we
learn that the seed cotton traffic is assuin-
ing greater proportions than ever We
are told there is scarcely night that
passes but that littlo wagons are seen
travelling the roads in all directions buy
ing seed cotton from whoever may offer
il
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-15
GREEMvlLlE FEMALE cOlIl
GREENVllIE Se


TTNHE TWENTY-SEVENTu g..
"A will open WEDNESDAYS! y
BER 14th, 1881. '''4i
Greenville is unrivalled forii,a.,
health. Occupying n mean mSs'
tween the seventies of the Tin,., . !;
ginia and the warm summer y
Southern regions, the CITY off, !.
vantages for the health of Emil.
The College has just closed a Nsl
porous year-l70 pupils on h \
Curriculum equal to the mt, y
standard. Corps Of ten expire
skilled Teachers. Expenses t.V q
crate. We challenge compsri,oo )
rcspondence or Catalogue, addns
A. S. TOWNES. Pu!
August IL, 1881
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-15
INSURANCE AGGI'
S35, 100000 RepreseTlI

CONTINENTAL Fire InsuraD,1I
" New York.
Liverpool e. London e. Globe T.,
Wat ertown Fire Ins. Co. Of NY
Columbus 1ns. and Banking Ca
Rochester German Fire Ins Ca 4!
lnsures against loss or daIu,gs j, /
or LIGHTNING
FARM RESIDENCES.
BARNS and CONTENTS
FURNITURE,
STORE BUILDINGS,
STOCKS OF MERCHANDISE
Will visit any section Of the Co1,.
anime property, give rates, and ani.,
ton, if notified by postal card OF IL
WILLIAM G. WHILDn
Agent, Williamsto. 4
August 25, 1881
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-15
THE WILDERNESS.
How the Field Looks Now,
q. ". u. PhRadeiphm Times.

In The dark depths of this wildwood
two mighty armies, both veteran, eager
mc,iiesomc, came with q stealthy creep
ing, and theu rcsounding clash, hard
together. April had given fresh foliage to
the trees, bat May had brought two hun.
dred thousand men TO lurk in lthe cha.
parra. to tear through the thickets Of
brambie bushes and clumps Of thorny
shrubs and to light up the hollows, hith-
erto dismal from time unknown, with
flashes whose reflex startled the continent.
For eight and forty hours the blind giants
fought with desperate purpose and then,
leaving twenty i've Thousand men to the
fate of the brave, they dragged their Grip
pied lengths suilenly southwark to better
battle grounds beyond.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-15

= Tho campaign in Virginia IS wax
ing hot. The negroes are organizing in
solid column for Cameron.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-15

To the Defendants: o.,
Take notice that the complain! u y, ~ !
together with the summons, OF Whis " u,
ing Is copy, were filed in the once o. !,
"f the Court of Common Pleas iO' - 4,
County, in the State Of South Caroillh''S
August, a. d. 1881. ,,,y,y
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Andersen L -
August 49, 1851
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-15
STATE OF SOUTH CARL
COUNTY OF ANDERSEN
COIJRT OR COMMON pIIf

Eliza +. McCarley, Plaintiff, agaln,. Ii
James McCarley, Mary McLsiltT
Bryant, heirs Of John McCarley, d.c-l.i
and number unknown. aud 4. A NgI
istrator of the estate of Robert B. yTi
ceased, Defcndants-C Complaint vi sS
To the Defendants above named, andls1p
McCarley, deceased:
VOu are hereby summoned and -
l. answer the complaint In this rsa,
Ia filed In tho Office of the Clerk OF Ca
for the said County, and to serve III
answer to the said complaint on th. Esss.. !.
their Office. ut Anderson C. H., SAD
within twenty days after the seria =, .
elusive of the day of such service; al
to answer the complaint within the taia, \.
the plaintiff In this action will appl{s1
for the relief demanded In the conpnil
Dated August 10, A. d. 1881. ,,y,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, ArSt,s-
lsEALl L. l.. MooRHEAD, Deputy C'Cr ?
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-15
Columbia and Greenville Railroad,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE

on and after Monday. Sept. t. 1881, tho passens
ger Trains over the Columbia and (;reenvilie Rail-
road will be run daily. Sundays excepted:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-22
Austin.
Special 10 the Uorald


AUSTIN, December 2l--The Attorney
General has sued tile following rplltoad
companies for not having made their annu.
al reports; Houston, East & West Texas
Texas & st. Louis, Texas Western Narrow
Gauge, Longview & Sabine Valley
Houston e Texas Central, fexa,
Central 4 Waxahachie Tap. Suit,
will be brought at Houston, Waco
Tyler and Longview. The aggregate
assessment returns OF all the railroads ii
the State amount to $g0,0D,0O0, while tht
nineteen companies that have IN their an
nual returns show the expenditures on con
struction and equipment to be $l3s
OOO,OO0; mn isdebtcdGcss TO stock-hOldsr,
of $62,000,000, and an indebted
ness to bond-holderS aud floating debt o.
Sy3 100000.
The Governor to-day appointed Colonel
I. A. Murray, of Mckinney, TO inspect the
ten miles of the Gulf Colorado & Santa
Fc Railroad, just completed.
The two Swede children down with small
poX have been placed in tent overlooking
the river. II is thought one OF them vii
die.
The Rose Cooperative Association o
lIusbandry, of Lee county, capital stock
100000, filed its charter to-day.
Colonel Cunningham. n lessee ofthc Pen
itentiary, is here, aud il is said that he ha'
recommended Executive clemency for one
or more land iorgcrs whose terms are abou
10 expire.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-22
EXTRA REPORT.


CHICAGO, Dccelnber 2l..-As an engine
and pay-car of the Northwestern Railroad
were nearing the bridge across the north
branch of tho Chicago River, near Fullerton
avenue. to-day, The bridge swing opened
suddenly, and before the engine could be
stopped II plunged with its tender into tho
filthy water. The pay-car barely
escaped by striking the bridge.
which had begun to swing
back. The bridge was badly wrecked. j.
NJ. Leavitt, fireman, jumped from the en-
glne and swain out. the eng ineer w. B.
wilcox, was pnlled out with his left leg cut
Off below the knee The conductor was
crushed to death between the engine and
tender and the body is stiIi
under water. Thick smoke and noise
from thc neiphaaring factories prevented
signals being seen or heard by tho bridge
tender and railroad man.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-22

si'NANA W wv AA''NA'f
CoRTcANA, December 81 The official re-
portor the County Physician concerning
the smallpox, places the whole number OF
cases at thirty. So lar six Of these have
died, five recovered and the balance are
under treatment. None who have been
vlccinatcl have died or are seriously
sick. The infected district ia in
the far end nf the county. rheppficula are
thoroughly isol tp,L SO NEWS w received
save through The plysic'anS reports
The Indcpcndcnl has ceased publication.
and after the 9th of January will apucnr IN
connection with ,he Messenger Another
paper from q reichhoring city is exp cicd
ts move hero with lis Office aud will join
the consolidated paper
The weather has cleared, but the streets
and roads arc very muddy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-22
Arrssted Cor MntIn,

NEW oELEAps, December 9l.-Captain
Mike Farrell, with q detachment OF har.
tor police, boarded the British ship Reso'
lutte nine miles below the city aud arrested
seventeen sailors for mutinous conduct,
also for causing the death of Captain
Nichols, who, IL Is said, jumped
overheard aud WAS drowned. The
Rc.olute was op a voyage from Rio TO Vat.
parsiso. when anyone days out the crew
mutinecrel, ovcrpowered the officers, put
Ih, C,ptaln IN irons, spd forced the officers
To ssn for New Orleans. The Captain
managed TO ret out of,he cabin and jumped
overheard. The prisoners are confined in
harbor police station.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-22
About tho isleyatea railways.

Ngw YoRH, December 2l.-At u special
meeting of The Stockholders of the Manhat-
tan Elevated Railway to-day il was re-
s0vled to sanction andanthorize an increase
of the capital stock of the company of Si8,-
VO,0p0 making, With the present cap
ital tock, a total of $20,W0,0O0
In the suit of George Flagg and Others
against the Manhattan Railroad Company
the Metropolitan Elevated Railway Com
pany and New York Elevated Railway
Company in the United States Circuit
Court, Judge Blatchiordrcndered decision
this afternoon denying the motion of plain
tills iuran Injunction restraining the com
lanici from consolidating
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-22

Special to the Herald.
MARsnALL, December H.--N. $. Crains,
of shreveport, and Miss Jessie " shcrrod,
daughter Of Dr. H. l.. Sherrod, of this city,
were married this evening, Rev. DR.. Dalsell
officiating. A large number Of the friends
of the contracting parties were assembled
At the hosptable mansion OF DR., Sherrod to
witness the ceremony aud partake of the
generous hospitalitiss Vi mine hest.
Brad Barner, In pn interview with your
correspondent to-day, informed him that he
had lust returned from Europe, that while
there he perfected all hi. plans, and that the
building of his road frop this city 10 Ss-
bine Pass was an accomplished fact Forty
miles Of the road have been located.