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ANTNN AgffE COAL.
Nlr-T VIRGINIA eIsiINT GOAL
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lo4.I@f-l'fNE Ntt,slA l,,rF ana saved.
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All yni'E owN FNTrT u you rsrvs.n sira '-tes
you can 81 HOY BTTEEs tLa; nsyef raIl
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ELECTION 0F OFTTCEEs.-Aeilson En-
eamnm,r,t. No. .. 10. o. T., Inst night in-
stalled me following past masters rs 10 OIL
6cs-s Tor fhe ure.eni term L0uis Aubel,
= P.N ". warrington, II. T.; I. r..
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ond Watch; John PITT, Ihne ~ " aich NJ.
+. Budnall. Fourth Watch ". a Ohe>-
terman. Inside Sentinel; 4. L. courtney,
Guide
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for yesrf nie DrNHAx PIANO wa, sold hy P-o-
fessor Ambold n the leading piano ai ,his rouu-
try and .o have ths bes, musiciars c-iaors--d &C.
nAn0s & Moers. ala Man sir,.t. .oll aE,uts.
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DrHtN CElElEATu PIASos o., s3s Main
.--s1- COT ra h o~ ea v payueut-
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Il y. MEADE, A6Es1.
SeDTTf-H MON AID NATIONAL
INNFANfb COMPANY
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T-9 III .ehED, t-S4.
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N. AA.f...s" or.
Dr.Htr CElElEATri pIAS0s O., as Main
.--st- r1r r4 b or eu v payment
5c.osis fora rir-NIC CIGAR
rrEE1s- I..Ir .r unhel,tiig .-uItla nav
uyoid Fcye-. Arue. and HiIousuess by taking
COLuEN's LlEHIC', LfQrlu EYTnACI 1F BTEF
aNn T0Nfr lTyIgorATor pa pint bottls-. hss
for C1irEs'-. take un other. OF druggisus e,r-
orally.
Nrw YORK. January -. i----
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ArroisTEn MEssK. EiLAND LIZ. ~ Rich
uoud. Va. aESEEAI AGENTS T0E TilE sALf 90
TIT ~Ffse1iET PIANO ~ rBE s1Arr 0F
NORTH MOLINA AND ~rATT OF VIRGINIA
with IN. exception ~ she r0untic- north ~ Gnd
urlud.ur frrd,rick, Clarke Fauquicr. nno -i4i-
ford. IA q. fi~cREE.
DAtr-'s Car-, go cauner.. prire. " .. BLAIR
to.
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SAVE M1NTf ny having fuur printing done ~
tlr pf-rtt.H l'lIsTr.C-llousE. Dool work.
iov prir',. auc satisfaction gtu4unses'd.
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Vi0trS,. tCcpEDF0Ss. GUITARS. and al iinds
pr strin- az ,hs musie-hou-.. pIs Main ..rt.t
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TUr DJNuAM PlAs', tor yeau hcfo- and
since tht srir recognized as 90, ieadiur ius'rt-
mruis .u thr southern state, arg fo- ,..if ~ RAJ
VI. Ml.Es
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AekDON NIedgrDcuts.

IE-1 NATIONAL EA|E.f
RIcUM0En. Va. February -. $50.
IT, ths Editor ~ thl IbpUct:
7 hcg t0acku1WledgC having received ior
the Midlothian relief fund prom Grac-
street Pre-lvfer.au church. s.a.4e and
from ". Allen. L-Q., 0i ButimUrf. -.
Ec-uecrfullf J. IAVEsTOUT. .Ir.
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DmHTHFf,IA
PREVENTED
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Committee Work.

WAsHINGToN February 1.-THE house
committee to-day on foreign affairs heard
arguments on the question of the proposed
abrogation Of the Hawaiian treaty.
Dibrell, OF Louisiana, who intro
duced the bill for that pur-
pose, made speech in favor of
the BILL contending that one effect of the
treaty was the loss by the treasury OF g.
500, 900 from the admission of Hawaiian SUI
gar free of duty, that in violation of
the treaty, sugar grown in China, Cuba and
India, were introduced rs Hawaiian sugar,
and that much ofthe sugar so produced was
ofhigher quality than was contemplated and
authorized by the treaty. Dibrell was fol-
lowed on the same side by Henry Ahron
an expert on the subject, and formerly
spcCial agent of the treasury department.
he estimated Hawaiian sugar imported in
violation of the treaty as three-fourlhS OF
the whole. SyTher, representative from
Loui-iuua, also advocated the alb
rogatiuu of the treaty, because
is existence promotes coo.ic slavery, in
Uawaiai. Which is preiudiCial alike
10 plautcrs and laborcrs of
the south and the sugsr-rcilncrs
of the east, vino are Disseminated against
by letting those Of the Pacific coast have
their raw sugar free of duty. He also
claimed that the increased importation
since the treaty went into opera
ton is much greater than
the productive capacity of the
islands, which is an evidence that sugar not
grown in the Hawaiian island is fraudulent
" imported into the country. Argument
will be continued tomorrow.
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NEW ORLEANS, February 1.-THE eighth
annual pageant of the Knights Of Menus
tonight illustrated the great Hindoo epic
poem Ramayana by the sage Nalmiki, one
of the mos ancient literary works ~ exist
ence. The poem relates the adventures OF the
hero, Drama. andthe incarnation Of Nishnu,
his marriage with Sta, her abduction by
Rayaua headed giant king ofCcyl"r,
and Dramas war against the giant, assisted
bv warriors ofthe monkey tribes. There were
sixteen magnificent tableluX mounted ON
cars. and presenting. first, the temple ul In
dia. second, Drama appearing on his
throne, conf, rring the gilt Of pocsy on the
sare Nalmiki: third, Rischyarings tefupta-
ton: fourth, the sacrifice Of the white
horse: fifth, the council Of gods 10 decree
the death Of their enemy, Ravlna;
sixth. the nuptials of sta and Bra
ma in the pagoda OF Neddha; sew
enth. the Punishment Of Drama: eighth,
tbe crime Of King DO.arOtha in Staying
Rectuse ninth. the abduction Of sta by
havana tenth, the kahsndra relieved
from the curse Of Imdra; nth, the Crowd
ing Of Sugriva. king Of the monkeys; 18th,
the finding Of Sta in CeylOn by the ape
Pauman: thirteenth, the appearance OF
the Sea King 20 Drama on the
shores Of the ocean; four
tce1th. the combat between Drama and
Ravaua: fifteeHth, Sita's pnrifcaiinn BY
fire. sixteenth, sita's descent into The
earth
Monday the king ri the carnival makes
his trfuuiuhal march into tLe city Mon
aav uirht The kreWe of ir0teus apiear- POO =
pageant The DAY Trueessl1n 81 Alfli
ii-as will De- about two mI'cz Dob length, and
tre might procession OF tgmus al-l De- 9
very tine display.
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NORFOLK, VA, February 7.-Governor
w. L. Cameron arrived yesterday alter
noon, and ordered company of the Nor
folk Blues under arms, to proceed to the
mouth of the Rappahannock river, where
serious trouble is apprehended from the
excitement caused by difficulties between
the citizens and the oyster fleet at that
point. There has been resistance to the
sheriff and his posse while attempting to
make arrests for alleged violations of pri-
waite rights and law, which is said to have
led to the threatened disturbance. The
Norfolk military, eighty strong, leave to-
night upon the steamers Louise and Nicto-
ria. under command of Major Carter, COM
manner of the fourth division of the state
artillery. accompanied by Governor Came
ron, General V. ID. Grone and the staff of
the artillery. Musllets and three rlled can
non, WhitW0rth guns, were sent there from
Richmond today,
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bfopfiailon mll N ihe committee ~ w
Whole. n npu0pfniog fY4 ~. brlnl
tlWUG loss than asked igr, shd 3llHVF
moro ilinn The appropriation iof me chf
fonf year.
'fhe speaker laid bcfre llio house mess
age from the president in further c0fnWi.
uncp with The resolution rnIling Tor CORE.
pOndencc respecting tic var between thili
] and pord. Transmitting HE report Oi the
secretary NJ state aud accompanying docn.
mcnts. Referred.
The house then, after several roll cnlls,
at 6'3D p. m, adjourned.
COMBINATIONS,
The senate to-day confirmed joseph j.,
MOrphis rs United States marshal for The
northern district Of Mississippi George u.
Patterson, as United States attorney for the
southern district Of Florida; Austucm
Neubcrmcr, rs collector Of customs at
Natchc2, Mississippi
NOMINATIONS.
The president nominated Henry, r.
HcrrlOtt, to be collector Of customs OF the
sixth district of Georgia; Mathew X MisIcr,
to be postmaster at Grenada, Mississippi.
HOUSE.
The speaker laid before the house n rcso-
luton Of the legislative assembly of Utah,
opposing the anti-polygamy bill, and urg-
ing that commission be appointed TO 80
to Utah and investigate the affairs OF that
territory.
shallenberger presented petition of the
American Baptist home mission, represent
ing one million persons, asking that con-
gress take early measures to remove and
prohibit pOlvgamy throughout the United
States. Both petitions were referred to the
committee on judiciary.
The morning hour was dispensed with,
and at l2:35 the house went into the COM
,.,ft l,.,, la, tla lntn
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TbcPoue's Letter.

New YORK, February IA special
cable dispatch to the New York Catholic
Review. saws: The pope's letter 20 bishops
throughout the world, briefly summarized
i'm Yesterdays general dispatches, is
couched in the most vigorous terms,
and while in a broad sense is moderate
i'm expression will produce profound inn
preston throughout the civilized world.
The special correspondent dwells especially
ON that portion Of the letter which urges
The elevation Of the Catholic press and the
education Of the clergy up TO the plane OF
the present emergency. The language used
bv the pope unusually elegant and inn
prcssiyc, but in the part OF the address
wicked lie, that the pope is an
enemy OF uau-nal loyalty and tenn
poral authority, il becomes very emphatic.
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A Big Blaze.

Ro.ToN, MASS, February lS.-A fire start
ed in the business portion Of the town
of IEaverhill last night and spread
with great rGpidity. The small fire depart
ment were unable to cope with the flames,
which soon got'beyond control Assistance
was telegraphed for a Lawrence, Newbury-
port, and other towns adjacent to the first
district. The report from Havcrhill says:
The national bank, Five Cent Savings
bank, and all the lower part Of Washington
street have been burned. There Is no
knowing where the fire will stop.
The operator at the depot says the
fire is getting uncomtortably close to
his office, and is afraid he will
be forced to desert his post. The fire, he
says, covers at least ten acres, pretty thick
lv built upon. The Smith block, the finest
block in the city, the Tilton block aud the
Prescott building, on Wingate street. have
been destroyed. The loss will be several
million dollars. Engines are coming from
NewburypOrt and Dover. A NUMBER of
families on Wingatc street have been burn
ed out. This is the largest fire that has
ever occurred in this vicinity. The. streets
are lined with merchandise and furniture,
and there is no doubt that Il number 0f peo-
pie are rendered homeless, although, owing
to the panicky feeling, no really authentic
report can be got from any person i'll Hav-
erhill. The telegraph Office has been
burned, connection between the centre of
the city and the depot telegraph office being
thus severed.
\ 500 A. III. ~. fire was got under control.
But one bOck renIaSHs on Wingate street,
and two at the uppcr\end of Washington
street. All else i'll the Square bounded by
the Merrimac river on the south, Washing
ton square and Essex street on the east and
north side of Wingatc street on the north,
and railroad square on the west, is burned
80 the ground. This locality embraces the
largest part of the boot aud shoe manufac-
tIrcrs. The loss can't be estimated at
present What yesterday was the finest
street in the city and the principal bust
ness part is to-day It smoudcrng, shapelesS
mass of ruins. SOME eighty shoe
firms are entirely burned out
and others suffer more or less
damage. Men who were last night worth
thousands are this morning penniless,
while the losses of Others are fully or par
TALLY covered by insurance. Two thousand
people are out of employment and several
families are homeless The loss is esti-
mated at 100000.
The most dreadful feature of the calamity
is the loss of life and the awful uncertainty
caused many anxious hearts. 1t is feared
that the bodies of score or more promi-
nent business men are buried in the ruins.
Thus far five are known TO be dead. The
buildings burned were most of them in
brick blocks.
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Tng DALLAs WEEKLY HERALD THURSDAY rgDngAnY sa 1889

beiween fifteen and fwoniy. aloGl iwohiy
dangerously aud my, mute nf lfa. sefl
0nglg W0nhdod me dead afo being lrld
/ IN he oiiY hall nnd Tho wounded cnfed IN
/ M various drug stores AD iliat M accurate
/ liai cnn be- obtained now The scene lgone
/ Ofgfcat ctcitomeni
Tho following ia llst N the Killed and
wounded
Killed Jamos Lolpurh, q hoy n Chester
ThOuns Allen, aged ~ ycnrs, NJ Chester,
Thomas ndors0n NJ the city, Alexander
Phillips, John Pallcrk, u married man Oi
the city; Joseph kestcr, u son Of Joseph
Kcstcr, ice dealer, Of Chester; John Taylor,
Of Chester; Joseph Doughty, carpenter,
formerly Of Village Green; Benz. Gartside,
oG Chester, aged %, =. Williams, n col
ored barber, of Chester; William Wade of
Franklin county; (he was wounded about
the head and body, and died shortly after
his removal from the street.; John DaCicr,
of Chester, aged ~ Ed Shropshire, en-
ploycd at Ronche's ship yard. Total II.
The fire had been in PROCESS over an hour
when the explosion occurred, and great
crowd hung around to watch II. Three
men were killed $50 yards from the build !
ing by the shower of stones. The wOundcd.'
OF all degrees, number twenty-five or thirty,
seriously.
ATLANTA, GA, February l7.-Just before !
II O'cock this morning The boiler Of the
Georgia car words at Gainesville exploded |
killing instantly five negroes and iniuring a |
number Of others. Some shave since died. |
An engineer named Wood was injured, it is |
thought fatally. Superintendent Lucas, of |
the Lucas sleeping car works, was also hurt. |
The damage to building is very great. The |
cause Of the explosion is not yet ascer-
tanned
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After the DueIists.

RICHMOND, VA, February 49, The grand
jury of Hanover county was engaged yes
tcrday in Investigating the duel said to
have taken place in that county in OCTOBER
between Congressman George D. Wise and
Senator Riddlebarger, and also the alleged
meeting on the same day between Riddle
barger and Il. O. Breine, one of the pro-
prictors ofthe State newspaper Of this city,
which, however, did not result in
an exchange of shots. A number
of the witnesses, from Richmond,
including several newspaper men, we're
Jury adjourned until tomorrow without
coming to any conclusion that so. far has
been made public.
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WAsH1yGroy. D. G.. February 1T.-C1r-
resrouien-e between -he state department
and Our minister o. Mexico and rrlt.HTr'l.
.1-i tle tender OF e11l oflr.z 600 f'.r a-.I
OFF fIIr question 0i boundary raf1ftI ..Hr..r
AND Elaf..u sll-Ia- BEEN gwen .Hr.a
if D. vH.HlI.Irr-. Hlf II..-.-. ...-
tr.#..-t.I D.. rr.eUt r# l....."H lH
an f-.H-Hr.rf. Ufa.raI ..w r-
Fu I.rlrH. fHe -..--I. ".
r-Ha ft|s-r1ulfi lH..--
fe with tl- f.e. rl- IF-H.r
H-H-eff hr New lH-E aH. Sec U-..H-
-fa.rar-. having r.1..eI HHarI H-
f.e. Mr. --ll1.-i r- ar
r4 o. whether De- LaI r .rr
ra-- aHerr -ls treaty With N.e-
rlf1s. DE said That DIE rH-a|
contained urhirl on tla rlhi..f Es
far-ing t1 the fat tIar fIe r9 -I-L --s 90.
q rfsziqr ui TERRITORY. ir sliI De- DIES rHr
r1rsiitr 90 probable fla- Mar'r1 ha'
nrsprral tire fralfv fl tllt shape
snra -te dos nd arEn1ulel-a Hl--erll.
h1s any clirn uha-ere- on fIfe i.--rir-. Cd
Clfrrls ard srn1-a- He allel. ha1les. q
70 1fhar terrif1rV which MeEie1 claims
The population q thess dis--icts = slmli
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Bicrdosb, VAo February To- llumof7
which have prevailed since yesterday after.
nosn Ia the effect that Senators Smith, Of
Alexandria, and liiddlebarger mcditated u
hostile meeting were given their lnietus
to-day In the senate chamber by Smith,
who rising ~ question Of personal priv.
ilcgc, and referring 10 the difference which
occurred the day before between the soma
tor from Shcnendoah and himself, frankly
confessed that he left the house on that Oc-
casion with no very kindly feeling. Since
then he had been assured by his
friends and his own cooler reflection con-
frmed their opinion that he should have
been satisfied that no Ohense was intended,
lie took this occasion OF expressing himself
as rcgTctting the offensive language he had
used. Riddlcbarger said that he had meant
on yesterday to say everything that would
be satisfactory to The senator from AleXan
dria. He never meant to do less than that |
which would satisfy him. and that be hoped |
that the senator felt as kindly toward him
rs he lRiddlebergcr) felt toward him. The |
met on the floor and cordially |
shook hands.
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Horrible.

Rock RAPIDS, IA, February l6.-lester-
day before the coroner's jury engaged in the
investigation of the death Of John
Lapahan. who was killed while
sitting near q window In his house
SATURDAY night, Maggie, the murdered
mans oldest daughter confessed she did the
shooting. She also implicated her mother,
her sister Annie and the latter's lover,
"a young man named Buch.
The girl testified that il
had been agreed between them
some time ago 10 put the old man out Of the
WAY az the earliest opportunity. Buch fur
ui,bcd the pistol, and when her father came
from the Farmer club meeting ~atur-
day. and was about fo sit down, She
slipped up behind him aud hrsd, killing
him instantly. She then arranged the body
80 as 20 appear that some one had shot him
through the window, while her
sister Anna went out aud broke
the glass. As to the motive for the
crime, Maggie testified that Buch wanted
10 marry Anna, ANA that her iaiher
refused 10 sanction 10 as he could
not provide well for them. The
mother and Anna c0rrJ.0raied this
testimony. Buch at one time lived with
the family and was driven from the house
by the old man. who suspected him ui Grim
nal intimacy with his wife aud daughters.
All parties implicated are under arrest, aud
the greatest excitement prevails.
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Comnnrstiye Cotton statement.

New York, February 17.-Comparative
statement of colt on for the week ending to-
day: Net receipts at all United States ports
during the week, 7l,295; same, week last
year. l44,747. Total receipts to date, 3,0ll,-
400; to'al to same date last year, 4,335, 25I.
week last wear, l,G0O332. Total
exports to this date, 2,l42,959; same
day last year, 2,765,J2! Stock at all United
States ports, ,ll2, 100; same date last year,
s51 ,oia Stock at all interior towns, lS3, ZIG;
same time last year, l57, S6i. Stock at Lly-
erpOol, 10000; same t:-Ae last year, ,sOV.
Stock of American afloat tNr Great Britain,
%, 600; same time last year; $500
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LovpoS, February l5.-Commander W.
II. c. Selby, Of the British man-of-war Fall
con. while on shooting excursion near
ArtaN. in Asia Minor, was seriously
wounded by an Albanian. with an
axe. At the request Of Lord Duilcrin. ann
bassador al Constantinople. Said Pasha,
prcsidcut Of the Turkish council Of minis
try, has ordered the governor Of Artaki TO
arrest the ass ailant. A Turkish and a British
man Of war have proceeded 20 Artaki.
Commander Selby Is in a critical condition.
C1y-rANTINOrLE, February lj.-The out
rage upon Commander selbv was not due
f1 fanatic or political motives, nor was it
committed for the purpose of robbery.
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New Orleans Notes.

NEW ORLEANS, February l7.-Henry j..
Hester has resigned the secretaryship of the
National Cotton Exchange in conse-
quence of pressure of official duties as
secretary ofthe New Orleans Cotton Ex-
change. Notice of the proposed resignation
having been given seven months ago, the
executive council decided on c. II. Parker.
of the New Orleans Pycayune, as Hester's
successor. Ferdinand Ernest, representing
Lewis Reinhardt, of Havre, has been missing
since January. A letter from him to
friend dscloses the fact that the writer has
committed suicide. 1t is understood that
he had recently lost in speculations.
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CHICAGO February 16.-The firm of H.O.
Kenyon & Co., which suspended yCst rday,
had up, as nearly as could beestimatad last
evening, margins in the neighborhood of
SOS COO. They are now put at 9ljOOC0
They are long on 100000 bushels of
wheat. They began buying at $l.57. Kenyon,
who is ill in the east, is nephew Of Henry
Key Morgan. A member of the firm, in an
interview last night said that they conf
IDENTIFY expected to pay 100 cents on he dol
lar and to continue business very shortly.
They expected remittances from country
customers large enough to cover all liabili-
ties,
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NEw NoEK, February E.-R G. Dun a
Co.'S mercantile agency reports ~ failures
throughout the country for the week, a
somewhat larger number than last week
tine increase being made by speculative
failures in grain and cotton, principally
in Ncy. Oflcaus and Chicago. To New
York the principal failure was that
OF q. J.. Hardy * Co., shipping and conn
mission merchants, which is involved IN
mystery. It's not known what they owe
or what their asseits are. Hardy has not
nut Duo an appearance since the failure.
Liabilities are most abroad. The dcstr1bu-
ti1u Of the failures was: New Englsnl
state. 15. western. ~. southern. A.; middle,
N. Pacific coast and territory, -, New York
city. Do.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-23
Readjuster Troubles.

RICHMOND, VA, February 15.-The re-
adiuster troubles thicken tonight. In eau
Gus the members of the party agreed to
abide by the decision of the caucus, but
when'Nlassey, present incumbent was nomi-
mated for auditor of the public accounts,
Senator Riddlebarger said he would resign
his seat and go home before he would vote
for him. lie denounced Massey as telon,
whercupon the latters friends withdrew
from the caucus. Great excitement fol-
lowed. The MASSEY men, in caucus at
1890 this evening, nominated ). Brown
Allen, of Augusta, for auditor Of the public
accounts, and adjourned.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-23

Nrw OnlE.ss. Ia. February l7.-Tues-
day last the mail between opelousas and
pru1hnmme was robbed. benjamin Lu-
gene .cdi1red mail rider. reported that three
uhife men clye-cI L.m "ih pistols ana
rHl- tie mail bees i-Hm him. Suspicion
pointed 90 Eugene as fle guilty party. He
r-Ha r-ra-trI AMI finally confessed the
,.--rr. giving zap 90. ali tie money be OBJ
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