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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-07-29

~rERRTTORI.sL OFFICERS.

Goyernor-N. q. Ordway.
Secretary-0eorge H. Hand.
Chief Jnstice--A. J Edgert0ff.
Associate Jus.lccs-Gidcon Z. Moody, A. II.
Barnes and J. =. Kidder.
u. S. Attorney-Hugh J. Campbell.
u. g. Marshaf--John Ii. Ray
". s.. Surveyor General--Cortcs F~esscnden.
Delegate to Congress-R. +. Pctfisrew.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-07-29
County Officers.

Register-Chas. NJ. webb. Dcadyood.
~I;eceiyer-E. Y. ChatnpliII, Dcatwoodi
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RETORN ~ o

Este servicio 10 prestan los grandiosos,
c6mYdos rapidos vapores ''Manila," Ma
racruz" y Panama" SGD
Los vapores ue esta empresan enlaZan en-
Puerto-Rico y Ia Habana con los vApores
correos ue IL Peninsula y rademAs eplazAn
en- la Habana con Ell vapOr de Ia mis- alS em-
presa que sale para VeracrHz 81 ~ de eada
mes y On Santiago ue Cuba con 81 de la Inca
de Ia Habana d Colon. ~
ii vapor lie Ia Inca de Veracruz toCara
en- los puertos de Progreso. Frontera de
Tabasco VeracIuz y Tuxpan.
FL Vapor de u HaDanA q Colon saldra de
Santiago de Scuba para Kingston, Santa
Marta, BarranQuilla, Oartagena y Colon.
Los pasajeros que tOmen DOleta en eete
puerto Dara La Gualri4. ban de emDarcarse
en- el vapor do Ii enipreSa que sale ii "A dc
csda mes.
t'ara los citados puntos 90 admitiran car
"a pasajeros. tyE sg,tatt :
Para mas detailes dirigirse los agentes
de la Inca, ZEN Ponce G4ndar1as, Bregaro
y Co., en- Mayaguez Patxot. Castell6 u Co.,
en- Aguadliia, silva, Ferrer Il Co., y on san
Juan 1905 <
I5n. O.. PRATS Y Ca.
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la HONRADEZ.
Fabrica de cigarrls, H4bana.

Afanosa siempre, por meiorar Ia fahricaci6n
de sus cigarrillos plcaduras on proyechO de
sus tavorecedores, ha dejado de emplear CO.
mo Sc hecfa antfguamente los deshechos de
Ia Fabricas de Tabacos, que tanto Sc presta-
ban Y prestan adulteraclOneS y abusoS de
que han sido vfctimas no pocas fabricas de
cigarrillos picaduras, y los consumidores.
Las plcaduras de LA HONKADEZ 30 prepa-
ran hoy con escogida y superior 'tralna"de la
VueIta AbajO, STU que entire en- su elab0ra-
ci6n nj una sofa libra de picadura de fabrica.
A este Sc agrega, que la instaiaci6a y aparatos
anecahicos con que cnenta LA HONRADE1
sou noLorlamsnte superioress cuantOs exisLeu
en- Ia plaza quo 81 Director dc ia fabricaci6n
ID Felipe iuuzquiza u uiGO de los hombres
mas PRACTICES inteligentes en- el ramo con
uue cuenta Ia ibla de.a4 uDa. Ll
Tcdas estas circunstancias haacn que los
cigsrros "'O)sequioS" y ''Oorrientes" de La
HONRADtZ, no reeonOzean rivAles.
Hsbana, Mayo 80 de 1852. Z
sANDERsON o Go. +.
Agentes para So vsnta en- esta Capital. Z.
GARCIA & OFARRILL.
Tetuan 20.
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COpiamOs de un peri6-


Muy Undo Els digno, de contemplarse el
kiosco que la acreditadal marca La BELLE
IA. de nuestro buen amigo ID. Andres Rodri-
guez. ha preparado para enviar al certamen
que So veridcara en- Ponce, Puerto-Rico. De
segAro que allf, como en- ia Exposicl6n de
llisL.nzas j en u Svciedad Cisntltica dc garis,
oLLe dra ,Ledaiia de orc. L. l~bori~ sldad del
Sr. Rodriguez, por sostener 90 fabrica q IL
altnra que la l1a col0cade, es digna de Ia
protsccl6n que Europa y America le dispen-
ran.
Tambien aabemos que 81 Sr. Rodriguez
piensa oDsequiar c0u su~ exqui ,itos clgarr9s
a todas las personss que vlsltsn ia EXPOSITION
el dia de Su aperture Esto acredita una vez
mas III cvufanzH que uicho seflor uene en la
bondad de sus clgarTOs, pues Do solO Sc, 80.
mete al tall0 del 0ignisimV iurado de la Expo
scion, hin0 tambien espsra tranquilo 81 del
,.dbnto CT gvue,aL ID. II Jul
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Gran Hotel Marina.

: ONCE. GALES MAR1SA II LUNA 80.
En- este acreditado Establecimiento, Gnico
IN su clas. en- tola ID isIa propisdsd de
den Luis Blendet, se han introdUcido con
motivo dc Ia F6ri& EspoSici6p que he de
ceiebrarse en- la Ciudad dei Sur, ne jorAs
taller quesIe colocan & la altaEa de los maa
acredit4d0s Hotelea de- EurOpa; pnes gu &C
tuat dueffo no ha repar2do en- gaSto aIguno
para otreeer d slla numeTOsos tavor02e0Ores
comodidsdes, dno trato y servicio esmerado.
3 --f h.-29 j.
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Taller de .llagrsfla
YUDl De h6SIS Il Y ROOECK.
7.-.Flt(ORTALIIE,zlA .Flt(O 81.

Eseimulados por ia mucha preferen,
Cis con que NOS, viene houtando ei p1
blico de esta isla con sus gratos peal'
dos, tenemos Ell gusto de Anrnciar que
ACabamos desTenoy6r .nuestro suTtidO d.
pspel, cartulinas, tintas y demas mate.
FiAles para los trabs jos do nuestro r.
mo. completar 81 personal, ponl6n.
d6n6s asi On .eI case de poder cumplil
con mss puutualidad todos los encaT 60.
que % nos confen lpreclos,. nlodicos !,
coz ,el esmeEoJ que eossumbrAmos po'
der On todo 10 que hacemos,
San Juan, p. b ju.io 1852.
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saje, Entire tres doce amos mitad de pa
sale. Oriados acompanando q sus amos dos
terceras parties del pasaJe.
Para mas informes tipos DC hetes diri-
ianse q los agentes de la cOmpa1ia.
San Juan de Puerto Rico
O.. 40 .5ObrinOS de EsQoIiG00.
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Secrotos do la M5dlcina
PoR
D. JOSE. GLME.NEZ HZLLENA

Nuevo y general compendio de me.
diclna clfujia III aicance de todas lss
inteiigenciss, en- el que se encuentran
los recursos CON que cuenta el srte de
c0rar para slender q los prlncipales
acciaenteg de is especie humana como
herldas, envenenamientoe, as6xiss, par
tos y Intermediates internas y externas.
De venta en- la Imprenta del Bo1Er1N
$3.50 ei ejemplar.
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Libros de instruction.

En- Ia. Imprenta del BoLET1N, Forta-
lezs 81, Sc ACADIA de recibir una gran
collection de ibros de texto para las es-
Cuelas, de la ediciones mas modernas,
los quessa ofrsAer { precies reducidisi-
mos por haber muehs exi4tencia de di-
chna lihrna.
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Muy barata.

Sc desea vender In honita velera
bsiabra espsiiola JOHANNE de re.
cieute construction.
Para iLformes sobre precio y demas
particulares dirigirse q j. SALA Y
COMP. Marina. hta 30 iui.
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snteTeSu99te.

So cotnpoDens maquIhSs dc coser de tUdos
bi1tepas, por dfici.eS que seen; tAlhbien Se bar
Mia Geja09olas emo pueyas. !, ,DtFlglrse . h
CanaiSeFta 'Hsbansra (SS FoftAlegs IS.
hsa asto.
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RedIixdci6n.

Latimer & Fsrusndez detalIan ar,
de maderas, de pichip6n
cumpuesto de tablAs, tablones y Guar
t, nes surtidos preolos muy m6dicos.
Puerto-Rico 8 julio 1882.
hta. s sgto.
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TARIFA DE PASAJK
ENTIRE NEW YORK Y SAN JUAN
IN pasaje On /. q camara. ............. y
TARIFA DE FLETE PARA NUEvA-YoRK.

Cafe, Az1ca1', Mieles, ETC., segun con.
venio especial con los agentes, libres de
cApa
"A MAS BARATA RUTA para Europa
VIA NEw-YoRK con opcion permanecer en-
dtcho punto los pasajeros todo 81 tempo
que juZguen oportuno.
Oonocimiento y boleta de pasajes directos
se dan en- todos los puertos. donde LOS vapo-
res de La compafia tocan, para Europa, CG-
,a0tld y B"stO1l on cone1ion con las si0uien
lob liEeas de vapores:
VIA NEW YORK.-Por Ia de Cat'aGrd,
White Star, 8 IrlDa011 para y desde Liverpool
North German Lloyd para ydesde Bremen.
- Hamburg american PGchct Company para
y desde 1nberes. General Transatlantic
Company para desde HGure. Anchor Lime
para desde L6ndTcsy Glasgow. Merchants
Despatch d International q Line para y des-
c Eudos Los punt0s del Canada. = MetrOp0N-
IN Line para y desde Boston.
ROLETA DIRECTA PARA EUROPA.
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AbrOS para pr'en1iOS

I'm la lmprenta del Bulletin 90 ha reci-
bidO por al fltimo YapOt corr1ol Mn gran surti-
do do NbrOs lencuadernaci6p Dc Iujo) para
prelnios s preciOs reducidigim00
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COLOCACION

La solicita un antigua dependiente de CO.
mefcio practice en- trabajos de escrtorio. Ca
lie de San Justo n1mero 81.
ABlNO PEREZ Agrimen or pGblicp,
forece su4 rvic .'s ,'rofesionales. Oalle de
ST. n Just nun rO 81. Juiio 4
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GRAN REBAJA.

Lamaqufua 'Nacional Americana" Dc 90.
ser sdoble pespunte, tan conocida ~ en- tOda.
la Tia, Dor sls Duelas cualidaios, SO expOn-a
der sn |, suee5ivo, al m6iico precio de d0eO
pesos, por los dnicos agentes en- esta Isla g.
Melon Y Co. San Justo II Pto-Ric0.
s q tta I'D!
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-02

LONDON, February 2j,-In the house Of
lords last evening Lord Salisbury stated
that the object of the committee appointed
to inquire into the workings of the land act
had been misunderstood. lie said it would
neither try the land commissioners nor.secE
to repeal the land act. Any change mu.
be in the direction of redressing the
wrongs of landlords rather than diminish
ing anything which tenants may have re-
quirod.
The Daily News points to the significance
of certain remarks of the Marquis Of Lans-
downe, who is no yotary of the land act lie
pointed out that Il committee, founded
mainly of landlords, was not llkely to to be
regarded rs a very impartial tribunal to in
vestigate the workings Of the act devised in
the interest Of themselves.
The Times says the house oflords' COM
mission cannot reasonably arrive at any
useful conclusion. 1t is already hopeIesSy
discredited by the fact that it does not rep
resent the house Of lords, but only section
of IL
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-02

RICHMOND, VA, February z3.-The gen.
eral assembly to-day at I O'Clock proceeded
o carry out the joint order for the election
Of auditor ofpublic accounts, railroad COM
missioner, etc. In the senate, Newberry,
leader Of the boiling rcadiusters, made an
effort TO fillibustcr by moving TO adjourn
but il was defeated, the vote resulting
avcs. 1G. NAYS. H.. :. Brown Allen. the re-
adiuster caucus nominee for the Office OF
auditor. was nominated by Eiddlcbcrger
and Smith. The democrats nominated
Frsklin 5. Brockctt, of Alexandria. New
berry briefly addressed the senate, de-
nouncing the caucus rule, and nominated
John T.. Massey, present incumbent, whom
he warmly culOgized and defended. me
ioint vote i'm the two houses resulted
Allen. 20. Br0ckett. %, Massey. g. Allen
was declared duly elected. George \. Mar.
tin. of Norfolk. readiuster, was then elected
railroad commissioner
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Committee Work.

WA SELECTION, February 2l.-The house
committee on elections spent nearly the
entire day on the Utah contest, and late in
the evening decided to report to the house
that neither Conner nor Campbell is en-
titled to the seat, and declared the scat
vacant.
The amounts agreed upon by the com;
mittee to audit expense of sickness ana
burial of President Garfield and to attend
ing surgeons, are said to be by member OF
committee as follows: TO DR.. Bliss, $4,000;
TO Drs. Agnew and Hamilton, $4,000
each Doctors Reyburn and Boynton, SlO,-
600; to Mrs. DR.. Edison, 5000; Mr.. Crump,
the steward, is allowed 50, coo and other EN-
ployes ofthe executive mansion womonths
extra pay. The committee recommends
the appointment of Surgeon-General
Barnes to the rank of maior-general and
his retirement at that grade, and
the promotion of DR.. Woodward
to the rank of Northumberland, It also
agrees to grant to Mrs. Garfield the
remainder of her husbands sal
ary for the current. year. The
report will not be unanimous.
Messrs. Springer and Blackburn will sub.
nit minority report, opposing most OF
the items allowed.
The house committee on the improve
ments of the Mississippi river gave a hear
ing this morning to Captain James b. Eads,
in explanation of the jetty system projected
and now in course of construction at places
on the Mississippi. The statement partook
largely of the character of n scientific
teacher on the science of hydraulics. 1t
is to be continued tomorrow.
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Unexpected Nominations.

WASHINGTON, February 2i.-Conkling's
nomination for the supreme bench was a
surprise to every one at the capital to-day,
except very few senators who had recently
received an intimation of it, but who kept it
n secret inviolable. 1t is this afternoon the
absorbing topic of comment There seems to
be no differences of opinions among senators
AS to Conkling's eminent fitness for the po-
sition, but in view of his declinatiOn of
chief Justice when offered to him by Presl-
dent Grant, some doubt is expressed by sew
eral of his intimate friends as to whether
he will accept the present appointment.
The general belief is that he has accepted
it in advance of his nomination.
The nomination of ex-senator Sargent to
the German mission, was also unexpected
at the capital. His friends were taken by
surprise, as he had not sought it or expect
ed any other office than the secretaryship
of the interior. 1t is understood that
Sargent will accept the place rendered him,
and is rather grateful TO thus escape rom
the storm which has been raging ABOUT tn
interior department, and hard work attend
ant upon the position for which his nomlna-
ton was expected.
now THE SENATE ACTED.
When the nomination of ex-senator
Conkling as an associate justice of the SUI
| sreme court was read in executive session OF
| the senate this afternoons moiion was made
! TO take it up for immediate confirmation.
Senator Hoar therelpon took the 1oor,
aud said that while he conceded Conk-
! ling's great abilities, and that no man
,insc Mr.. Webster had surpassed
| him i'm intellectual force, he believed that
! Conkling used his powers for bad purposes,
and he did not believe him to be honest.
HIS election to the supreme bench,
said Mr.. Hoar, with great excitement OF
manner. and pounding his desk by way OF
emphasis, would be a disgrace TO the judi
| ciai ermine, and he therefore interposed an
objection TO the present consdera'
/ ton of the nomination, and insist
| ed that il should take the regu-
/ lar course of reference to the judiciary
committee. A single objection being SUN
/ Gent TO prevent its immediate consideration
/ lie nomination was accordingly referred e
l that committee under the rules, without
opportunity for debate or any reply tc
| Mr.. Hoais remarks. g.,
The nomination OF ex-senator Sargent
as minister TO Germany, was then
! referred to the committee on ioteign re
/ lations under an objection TO its immediate
consideration, which was interposed by MT
I Cameron, Of Pennsylvania, who was under
/ stood TO be friendly both 10 him and Conk
| ling. but who desired 10 prevent en- appear
apce of any individual distinction
I between the. cases Of the two nominees
/ Prominent members Of both political par
l lies I'm the senate say that the two nomina
I items will be confirmed by overwhelming
maiorities whenever they are reached 10
I final action.
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| W,smyotoy. February NJ Captain
James II. Eadg continued hi1 argument
before the house committee On leyoes and
improvements Of tho Mississippi river This
morning. Ne mndo n general defense NJ
thC lofty system Tor improvement NJ nnyl
gnti0n NJ That river aud denounced With
some Indignation the misrepresentation
which he said had been made by parties
who have always been hostile ~ the plan.
lie claimed that instead Of nine feet, which
was the average depth ~ water In the
passes when he commenced his work, there
Is now u depth Of thirty feet In the center Of
the channel through the south pnsy |
and minimum depth Of twenty |
six feet. He, explained how
In his view the making Of an outlet int
Lake Borgnc, as had been proposed, would
be detrimental 10 navigation, and argued
hat the best course 10 be adopted, in add,
lion to the ietlics, would be 70 close up all
The gaps that now exist in the lCyecs
which, he stated, would aggregate 100 milos
n length, and which could be closed for
lbout 50 100000. While he might not, il it
VAS an original proposition, advocate the
evcc system, he believed that S2OJO,OOO
.ould not be spent to greater adj
'autage on the Mississippi river
ran in closing up these gaps
he will conclude his argument next We'd
lcsday. Mr.. John Cowden, the advocate
" the Lake Bourgne project, will then be
leard by the committee.
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Served Him Fight.

SAN Francisco, February PA dispatch
from Mineral Park, Arizona, says: At
blackberry, thirty miles from this town, Joe
Weldon, desperate character on the Goth,
shot and killed a peaceable citizen by the
name of John Bullock, without provOca-
ton. The citizens rushed TO the scene and
opened fire on Weldon, which he returned,
slightly wounding Indian Agent Charles
Spencer. Weldon YVES shot through the
breast, and after his istol was emptied sur
rendered. He was held in custody until the
night of the Dist, when a party of fifteen
men took him and hung him to a beam.
Weldon declared publicly, a short time ago
that he was glad that Guiteau had killed
Garfield. =
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MILFORD. MAS, February 23.-The firms
burued out to-day are Estabr1ok, Wires
a Co. patent clinching screw nails Tor
boots and shoes. and two other estaOllsh-
,,ar.ts connected with this concern, who
owned n nonop1lyof the trade. Their ma
chimes were made specially tor the manuiac-
ture III these nails. aud no DUPLICATES are
I'M existence. Many wOrkmeh also lost out
MS 0f tools. Loss IS heavy, but can scarcely
be stated in dollars and cents, owing 20 the
nature Of the business. The Esiabr0ok,
Wires a. 90. concern was a stock cOfpofa-
ton. with a capital Of Sl,luJf.u.
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Committee Work.

WASHINGTON, February 23.-The house
committee on private land claims to-day
authorized Representative Mulrow to re-
port for passage the bill providing for issq-
ance of land scrip to Mrs. Myra Clark
Gains in lieu of about 81 Geo acres of land in
Louisiana, heretofore claimed by her as the
heiress of General Gains, title to which has
been judicially confirmed to other parties
The house committee on naval affairs to-
day agreed to the report o. the sub-com-
mittee, which recommends an immediate
appropriation of $lO.Co0,CJ0 to begin the
reconstruction of the navy and appoint
subcommittee to prepare bill in accor-
dance with the views embodied in the
report.
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Feyeris'i.

New York, February 23.-The Posts
tAlpaneial article says: This afternoon wit
messed more excitement and wider auctua-
tions in the stock market than has becA
seen any day for months, and for few
minutes between one and two clock the
market was in Il condition of panic. 1t was
at this time that prices of the Richmond ~
Danville stock fell 50 points, and that sew,
eral stocks, which are well distributed
among many holders, fell from 2to : points.
This condition of panic did not continue up
to two o'clock, and al the last hour, while
the market was ieverish and unsettled, no
one seemed anxious to sell without legard
to price.
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VIEysa, February 25.-It is officially an
nouiiced that an offensive movement had
been undertaken against the insurgents in
Herzegovina, in the Sagorie district. Four
columns started on the Goth and Dist from
Irnova,| Foca Mostar, Nevisinie, and
Gackorset. on the 9th, near kolinoyie
and Mieheyina heavy snow impeded the
march of the columns, but they effected
garements. Some of the engagements
we're severely contested and lasted several
hours. Losses on either side were appar-
entity inconsiderable.
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Paris Notes.
PARIS, February 23.-General Skobelet
has departed for st. Petersburg.

PARIS, February 23.-General Skobeleff
has departed for st. Petersburg.
In the chamber of deputies to-day, NJ.
Gierard, minister of commerce, introduced
a bill fixing a system TO be adopted in
regard to the English articles in.
ported into France, and, referring TO nego-
tiations for a treaty of commerce between
France and England said: The most
favored nation basis would not have placed
France and England on a footing of equal
ity. BY applying it England would remain
mistress of our treaties. Despite
our friendship for England we cannot agree
to state of Things which would pace us i'll
position of complete ineriority."
Article of NJ. Gierard's bill provides for a
date of PRONUNCIATION of the present Law;
English goods imported into France will
be treated on the most favored nation
basis.
Article . declares that the above condi-
lions are to apply V colonial products
which remain subject to the con-
auion O. -g;etnes's2l 'cuSl6Ns it44r4ia -.
In the chamber of deputies NJ. Derey-
cir e, replying to an Interrogation, said that
the situation in Egypt has serious
consequences. England, perceiving tins,
had proposed 10 submit the matter
to the powers. The existence of European
agreement was alone guarantee against
extreme consequences. The French agent
in Egypt had been instructed, lie added, 20
assume an attitude of extreme reserve to-
ward the new government.
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lions and NJ fully doplofed Nv mo people NJ
iiio south nv by those NJ any other NcilOn
of tho country. The unaminllr With which
these resolutions were passed., hnd The ef'
prcssIons conveyed therein speak moro
Than any words ~ mine and you cnn fesi
assured. Madame thnt In ihem " the
voiced tribute NJ old soldiers oi the south 10
the sterling worth Of the late PRESIDENT
Mrs. GARFIELD, by grcnt effort, rcprcssed
her emotion, while the aged mother Of tho
late president. weGt freely Ihe lNte
with emotion, replied to the address Of Gen.
ern Withers rs follows:
dGontlomen-l am very grateful 10 you,
and TO those from whom this beautiful gift
comes, for its sake and for the sentiment ex-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-02

ST. LOUIS, February pa decision was
rendered in the United States court to-day
in the case of the Southern Express COM
pany VS.. the Iron Mountain ~ Southern
railway. Other cases were amalgamated
with this, and the decision effects not only
the Iron Mountain IL Southern, but also
the Memphis & Little Rock, Missouri, Kan
sas & Texas, and the suit of the Adams
Express company VS.. the Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe and Denver & Bio Grande rail
roads. Justice Waller in his opinion holds
that the courts OF equity can compel rail
road companies to provide for facil-
tiles of express business; to
furnish cars for that purpose and to afford
equal facilities to all express companies act
ually engaged in that business; only fair
and reasonable rates shall be charged for
carrying such matter and the agent in
charge of it; the rate cannot be fixed in al
vance by railroad company, nor can col
lections be made at each end of the journey,
but the company can regulate the, compen-
sation for such service after it has been per
formed and the railroad can be protected
by bond to be given by the express com,
panies. The injunction heretofore granted
in the chambers continues in force.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-02
Partisan Notes.

PARIS, February 22.-The appointments
Of NJ. Trisot as ambassador al London, and
of the Marauise De Noalles as ambassador
at Constautinople, are gazetted.
At q meeting yesterday the creditors oil
the Bank Of Lyons and Loire favored the
acceptance OF q compromise providing Tor
the paymcnt Of 80 per cent. within TWO
months. with bonds payable IN a nNcd
.p1mn,r of wears for the rest Ct the liabili-
Tics.