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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-26
Coleman.

Special TO the Herald.
COLEMAN, October 21.-Judge j. r. Flem-
ing, democratic candidate for tie state SEN
ate from the 29th senatorial district, spoke
here last evening to a crowded house. His
speech, which lasted little more than an
hour, was one of the most eloquent and
convincing speeches ever delivered in Cole
man. His views on public schools, the DIS
position of the school lands, and the use TO
Which the school funds should be put, were
heartily endorsed. He denounced in glow
ing terms i. j. Davis and his administration;
also showed up Wash Jones. His recital OF
some of the acts of Davis while governor,
and his coored police force caused great
applause. Lastly, Judge Fleming COM
pared votes between the democratic and
republican parties. from which comparison
the former party came out ahead, and he
called on every true man to stand by ana
cast their votes for John Ireland and John
Hancock.
COLEMAN. OCTOBER 49, Ex-Governor Ed
mund ]. Davis, independent candidate Tor
congress from the 10th district, spoke here
Yesterday evening TO about one hundred
people, But few sheep men were present:
His speech consumed about two hours, ana
although IL was a very able one ~ ,nade
but little impression and met with no
cheers. Colonel Webley, OF this county,
very ably represented the democrats ana
replied TO Governor Davis In q speech oil
about an hour in length. lie was APP
plauded and cheered many times. Gov
cInor Davis left here to-day for BroWnWood'
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District Government Affairs.

District Government Affairs.
The liquor license board has approved OF liquor
license for the Theater Com1que.
CLEANING STREETS
The Commissioners have issued an order that
the Engineer Commissioner is authorized to ex-
pend 81 600 of the appropriation for cleaning streets
in cleaning the unpaved streets not included I'm
the general con tract for street sweeping the work
to be done under direction OF the Superintendent
OF repairs.
THE LINTHIcUM INSTITUTE AND PEABODY LIBRARY.
In response to q communication from First Con-
troller Lawrence OF the Treasury department,
President Dent, of the District Commissioners,
school building by the Lnthicum Institute and the
Peabody Library without paying rent for use OF
rooms in that building, "that the Lnrhicum Instf.
tute is exclusively night school for the free In
structiOn OF boys and young men whose necessary
schools, and the oly night school for free educa-
ton In the District OF Columbia. In addition to
the ordinary branc hes Of O common school educa-
ton, it provides laboratory, with thorough in
struction, by the best teachers, In bookkeeping
and in experimental chemistry and physics The
plies comfortable reading room for the use OF
the youth OF both sexes who may be inclined to
avail themselves OF its benefits.
HEATING SCHOOL BUiI.DNGA
Inspector Entwisle and Trustee Dodge were be-
fore the House appropriations committee yester-
buildings about to be nnished The Ruttan hot
air furnace and the system OF steam heating used
by Mr.. Entwi6le In the Peabody and Force build
ings, which were built under his supervision, were
M Mfnoroughly discussed by the gentlemen named and
decided that Mr.. EntWls1es steam heating system
VAS preferable fW the puEpoee 70 any Other pro
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r q. Q. o. O.F.-MEMBERs OF UNIONLIGHT
t.g LODGE, l. $685. please meet at your Hall TO.
MORROW !, 15th & instant at T. s'csef BY order of
r~ A MEETING IN THE INTEREST OF RE-
the auspices Of HcAPfTAL r. +. UNION. No. !.
streets noTs5sas:: % WhbNEspI4 Nay IN % com,
Leod Of Maryland viii address ladies at O'Clock P.
tell Of the wonderful work in West Virginia and else
where. The public are invited. It.
To MAsONIC.-A SPECIAL COMMUNICA-
e held iGa at Of fss No II
inst at 10 O'clock M. for the purpose of attending
the funeral Of our deceased brother WILLIAM TURNER
lodges are fraternaV v oreer of tbs
1t RICHARD j. BLAKELOCK, Secretary.
r-S.MAsONIC.-A SPECIAL CONvOCATION OF
~ LAFAYETTE r. A. CHAPTER. No. s. will be
held at Masonic Temple on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst.
at lO O'Clock a.m for the purpose Of attending the
Members are requested to attend. Companions of Sis
ter Chapters are fraternaily invited.
f Il 0f'ef q hfCHARD III "a J. BiAKE1ock, Secretary
Frs hss6ciAffoS y viii !e held On REbNEs h6sf
DAY EVENING. commencing May II. 1882. at the
usual place of business Tounleys Hail. 1917 and ss.
northwest All memRsrs are resRestt1ly requested to
THOs. ], KING, Secretary. mi6-2t'
~ MEETING FOR THE PURPOSE OF
80 80 comp ;etng the organization Of the FIRST Co
&LoRGEToWN win be held at Forrest Hall, TUES
Livery one who is deairous Of home of his own re-
quested to attend. ml5-2t
~ GLEN FLORA AND BETHESDA WATERS.
FRESH FROM THE SPRING.
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Three Suicides i'm New York.

NEW YORK, May l6.-The coroner's Office was no.
titled this morning that Mrs. Bridget Brown. aged
35, had committed suicide in her apartments on east
Charles Defenbach, a German, aged 50 years.
ended his life this morning, at No. 3O7 stanton
street, by taking poison. Kate Brucksauser, aged
Is. German servant girl, committed suicide this
morning, by swallowing poison, at lll6 Third ave-
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Mantrop FOund (.uiltv.

PHILADELPHIA, May 16.-A verdict OF guilty was
given this morning In the case OF James B. Man.
trop, whO while employed by Peter Hevener to
negotiate the sale or stock OF the Peruvian Com.
pany was arrested on a charge OF embezzling 1900
shares OF the Denver City Consolidated Mining
stock belonging to DIR. Franklin Stewart Judge
Thayer deferred sentence.
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The Case of General Cursis.

NEW YORK, May 16.-Juige Benedict today In
the United States circuit court gave decision in
the case OF General Curtis an ex-special agent OF
the Treasury, indicted for receiving assessments
his honor overrules the demurrer TO the indict-
ment The General then pleaded not guilty OF the
charge and the case was set down for trial TO.
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-16

THE GEORGIA GovERNoRsHIP.-Represen
Speer of Georgia, received the following telegram
to-day from ex-Representative w. H. FELTON,:
'CARTERsvnLE, GA, May 16-The committee of
Independents have endorsed Mr.. Stephens unani-
mously and enthusiastically. He Will sweep the
Cfof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-16

GEN. WRIGHT, chief OF engineers, and Major
Elliott, of the engineer corps, were unable to at
tend to their duties to-day on account of sickness
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The Wilmington strikers.

WILMINGTON, DEL, May 16-More OF the brick.
layers and hod-carriers have joined the strikers,
and building operations are largely suspended.
The strikers have formed themselves into an or.
ganHa tion, and appointed q committee TO wait on
their employers The latter say that they Will not
accede to the demands OF the men, but WILL in
preference, cover up the work now under way and
wait indefinitely
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kilograms TO The STAR
IRISH QUESTION IN PARLIAMENf5
Mr.. GLADST0NE'S INDIGNANT DENIAL.
EGYPT, TURKEY AND TIE POWERS,
THE MALLEY MURDER TRIAL.
VERDICT OF GUILTY AGAINST MANTRoP.
Pf, TURKEY AND THE POWERS.
THE MALLEY MURDER TRIAL.
VERDICT OF GUILTY AGAINST MAYTRop.
The Egyptian Middle.

POLICY OF COERCION r. THE EAST.
LONDON. May l6.-The correspondent OF the Times
AT farls says III the presence OF the English and
French fleets at Alexandria does not sufise 60 re-
store order number OF Turkish Cendarmes VIII
DE landed, whose duty IL will be 20 seize Arab Bey
minister OF war, and those implicated with him.
ana stop the rebellion by reducing the rebels 10
impotence.
ARAB BEys WAR PREPARATIONS
CAIRO, May l6-Relations have been resumed
between the Khedive and the ministry. IL t stated
that Arab Bey on hearing that the fleets had been
summoned, ordered all the army reserve 20 be sent
TO the capital within three days
THE BRITISH AND FRENCH sQuApRoSs
CANDIDA, May l6-The French squadron, consist.
Ing OF the iron-clads Lagallssonnlere, Forbin and
Aspic, under command OF Vice Admiral Conrad,
has arrived in Suda Bay. The British squadron.
consisting OF the iron-clads Alexandra, lnyincble
and superb, is expected during the day.
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The New York Duelists.

WILMINGTON, DEL, May l6-Correspondents OF
the New York Associated Press have been watch
Ing all night and early this morning for the party
from New York who were supposed 10 be coming
here TO fight duel No strangers arrived ac
either Newark, Del, or Elkton, Nd The Flat
Iron, the Juncture OF the states OF Pennsylvania,
Maryland and Delaware, was watched this morn.
Ing from sunrise, but the party did not appear
Telegrams along the line OF the Delaware railroad
failed 10 elicit any news
GONE DOWN THE DELAWARE RAuRoAp
WILMINGTON, DEL, May 16-A special 10 the
Every EreHing, from Newark, Del, says that n
member OF the Union Club of New York arrived
there last night, but left this morning. saying that
the duel VIII be fought I'm Delaware. The special
ADDS: 'The duellists, it is reported, have gone
down the Delaware railroad"
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. Internal rev
enue, si1s, ,36s.27; customs, s639. .662l6.
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The Malley Murder Trial.

THE FIRST WITNESS TO-DAY.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, May 16-The FIRST witness
at the opening OF the seventeenth DAY OF the
Malley murder trial, this morning, was William
E. Hunter, OF Plantsville, who testified that he
was at Savtn Rock on the morning OF August 9th
last. and was also there Friday, August 5th, and
saw the body OF young girl lying on the beach,
between and O'Clock Saturday morning. He had
seen the young girl on the flying horses the even
ing before, in company with four or five people.
1t was about O'Clock. My wife was with me, but
she Is now sick. The states attorney, Doolttle,
then said: 81 give notice that befoe the trial Is
over shall call Mrs Hunter If she is able TO come
here"
on the cross-examnation, he testified that
some OF the party sat in box
and some were on the flying horses.
One OF the party. young man, acted as II he had
been drinking. The two ladies seemed particularly
merry. The one saw dead on the beach the next
day laughed and acted very jolly She also said
at one time, my God, I'm paralyZed." / don't
remember testitying I'm the lower court that the
girl said, Stop the horses My God, I'm paral-
yzed."
Thomas Degnan, who at the West Haven hear
ing figured as 'the man with the blacktmoustache,"
sat among the spectators this morning, and as the
foregoing exclamation was quoted he seemed
almost choking with laughter. He was a witness
for the defence at West Haven and testified he
was on the flying horses that Friday night with a
lady friend, and gave utterance to the paralyzed
exclamation. Subsequently the girl he was with,
who might at night be taken for Jenny Cramer,
cOrrobOrated Degnan's testimony in every parttc-
ular. Her name is Maggie Kane, and she viii be
again called by the defence, as Will also Degnan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-16

STONE FOR THE WASHINGTON MoNUMENT.-Bids
for furnishing 5000 cubic feet of marble and
$4,000 cubic feet of granite for the Washington
monument were opened yesterday. The lowest
bidder for supplying the marble was Hugh Sisson,
OF Baltimore, 135 per cubic foot and for the
granite, the Boderell company. OF Maine, So cents
per cubic foot Col Casey has recommended to
accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-16

THE FOLLOWING PATENTS were issued to-day:
Charles Ewing, Washington, telephone transmit
ter; B. Laughlin Greer, Washington, wrist pin
turner; Conrad and G. Gross, Richmond carriage
top; Montgomery G. MeigS, Washington, constant
level lamp; William w. Murray, Baltimore, book
support; John H. Patterson, US. Army, car-cOup-
ling; Robt. d. o. Smith, Washington, water-coset;
Solomon d. Warfeld, Baltimore, green corn cut
ter; MichaelI. Weller, Washington, tObaccO-pOuch
frame.
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for re-
demption, s5290O0.
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Sporting Notes.


The champion Hllsdale crew will sail from
Phiadelphia, June 10th, for England. They will
reach Philadelphia, June 9Th or 18th, and will be
the guests OF the schuyESln navy The members
OF the crew are reported to be In excellent con-
dition. and their rowing has improved in form and
speed
Hanlan yesterday was warmly cheered on his
departure from London at the EustOn station. He
sails from Liverpool to-day on the steamship
City OF Richmond for New York
Base ball Yesterday: At elphia-Athletics
9, Merritts, OF Camden, 4: at DetFbit-DetIOits 8,
Buffalos I; at New York-Atiantics s, Metropolis,
ians l; at Worcester-Worcester s, Troys 1; at
Chicago-Chicagos TO- Clevelands 4; at Provi-
dence-Providence5 9, Bostons
Mr. Lorillard's brown colt Iroluois has been
scratched from all his engagements at the EPSON
and Ascot meetings, England His brown colt
Powhatan ana his bay colt Memo have been
scratched from the entries for the race for the
DERBY stakes, and his brown hlly HiawaSSe from
the entries for the race for the Oaks stakes.
At the walking match in Baltimore at 1890
O'Clock this morning Harmer was In the lead, his
score being so miles laps; Mackey following with
score OF 80 miles s laps
tobacco firm OF North Carolina have presented
gold badge for the member OF the American
team making the best score at Creedmoor.
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The Irish Problem.

EXCITING SCENE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS TO.
DAY-MR. GLADSTONE DENIES A COMPACT WITH
THE SUSPECTS.
LONDON, May l6-In the house OF commons this
afternoon Mr. Gladstone, replying 10 request OF
Sir Stafford Northcote for further Information re-
garding negotiations with the suspects, reiterated
that IL was not conducive to law and order 10 ex-
plain the details lie said II was the duty OF the
government, neither looking 10 the right nor LEFT,
TO open the prison door. He had had no commu-
nlcation with Mr.. Parnel, and there were no offi-
clai communications nor stipulations. In conse-
quence OF Mr.. Gladstone's answer, Mr. Arthur
Balfour, conservative member for Hertford. moved
the adjournment OF the house. long debate is
expected. Mr. Balfour said the compact with the
suspects was unexampled In infamy. Mr. Glad.
stone, speaking with great passion, declared that
there was not word OF truth In the charge that q
compact existed, and that such accusations were
disgrace to those making them
THE ARREARS BILL.
LONDON, May l6-All applications under the
arrears bill, which was introduced In the house OF
commons last night, must be lodged by July, 1854
An evicted tenant Will be able TO apply for relief
under the act within six months after eviction.
MeSSrS Shaw, Parnell and John O'Connor Power
approved the bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-16

IL FUL INVENTION.-NewA Art embracing all kinda
Of drawing, acquired in 10 three lessons. Outfts
On first lesson. Call and examine drawings after
ksson- MCLEOD'S STUDIO.
Room s. Vernon Row, Pennsylvqnia avenue and
10Th street northwest Take elevx0r. m3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-16

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senators Cameron, Pa, Plumb, Davis, Ills,
Mitchell, Miller, Ca and ingalls,, Representatives
Fisher, Aldrich, Robinson Burrows, Errett, Tucker
Webber, Hubbell, Wait, McCook, Randall and Van
voorhis, and DR.. Loring, with Hon. E. B. Stoddard
OF Worcester, Mass.
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General Foreign News.


General Foreign News.
ROYAL MARRIAGE ARRANGED
LONDON, May 16.-A dispatch from Berlin to thG
81 James Gazette says IL is stated that marriage
has been arranged between Princess Beatrice,
Queen Victoria's youngest daughter, and Prince
Frederick William, eldest son OF the Landgrave Of
Hesse
RACE IN ENGLAND TO-DAY
LONDON, May l6-The race for the great norths
ern handicap at the York spring meeting to-da.
nut colt Pr1vateer Lord Durhams aged Ridotto
was second and Mr.. &. Perkins three-years old
Lady Anne third. There were seven starters
General Conference G. M. e. Church.
THE PROCEEDINGS sTo-DAY-MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE,
To-day's session OF the general conference @
Me. church, at Israel church, was opened with
devotional exercises, conducted by Rev. Mr..
Womack, OF Texas
resolution was offered by Rev. @. W. Usher, Of
Georgia, that ''as polygamy and enforcement are
practiced among our people, and are countenanced
divorced, the preface OF section 5th, page 1885, OF
the forms OF matrimony be changed so as TO read,
.at the day and time appointed for the solemniza.
(having been quali1ed according to law, provided
that neither Of them have been dvorcedr" After
resolution calling for quarterly reports from
the bishops OF progress I'm the churches TO be
published in the Christian Inder was adopted.
e Church. was introduced. - -
The committee on Epscopacy reported In detail
on the character OF Bishops Beebe and Miles,
passing their characters, and the reports were
adopted
Hon. J. R Lynch, Of Mississippi, Was here intro
duced TO the conference and made q brief speech.
urging education for the coored race
BISHOP MILES EXPLAINa
Bishop Miles, speaking about the report on the
OF the bishops, made some remarks in
relation to criticisms and censures passed upon
him for having had preacher in Tennessee ex.
PEELED for living with his wife after changing her
with adultery. This action occurred before the
last general conference, and was there discussed,
but not Bishop Niles said settled he said there
was q conspiracy against his reputation, ana
claimed the right Of being vindicated or having
the matter finally determined.
The reopening OF the question seemed TO threat
en- outpouring Of bad feeling on the conference:
but this was aserted BY well-tempered remax6
from the other btshops when the subject w. ,
dropped. A resolution was adopted that no d.
lx1ct shan contain more thAn = appolntmen18
AFTER dlGpoo1ng q some routine buzfnens, TIE 90.
don closed t y probable that tno conlogo0oo
Win oo5oun tomoooW q nuED0ays
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W. c. MILBURN, PHARMACIST,
m15 1929 Pennsylvania avenue
rFo WE, THE UNDERSIGNED GROCERS,
sS agree to close our respective places of business
from May 18th to October 1st 1892 at O'Clock D. NJ
Saturday and the Sd Of July, excepted.
Nm. H. H. Cissel, 1014 7th street northwest.
r. Irving Bowie. 11O1 7th street northwest.
Geo: A. O,Hare, 1913 7th street northwest.
X. A. Walker, corner 7th and streets northwest.
Augustus Gersdorf 1904 7th street northwest.
J. H. Clark Il Co., 1920 7th street northwest.
c. T. Montgomery, 1903 7th street northwest.
f. Greer corner 7th and streets nor Invest
A. Gaegler, 1909 7th street northwest.
]. S. Sweeny 1146 7th street northwest
VIM. l. Farr Bro, 114l 9th street northwest.
]. G. Aud, 1000 9th street northwest.
T. r. Wilson, 934 7th street northwest.
James A. Edgar Manager, 1923 7th street northwest.
m13-3t@
r~ THE MOST FASHIONABLE PERFUME
- Powder for Glove Boxes, Handkerchiefs, and
Letter Paper is CASWELI., MASSEY CO.'S
VIOLET ORkIS.
1117 Broadway and 578 Fifth avenue New York, and
Newport RI. flS-0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-16

MARSHAL RUSSELL RELEASED ON BAIL.-Stillwell
H. RUSSELL U. S. marshal OF the western district OF
Texas, who, rs stated in last evenings STAR, was
arrested yesterday on q bench warrant issued by
Judge Wyl1e, charging him with filing false
vouchers was released at 4:S0 O'Clock yesterday on
$1,000 bail; Mr. Robert g. IngersOll becoming his
surety. Mr. IngerSoll stated to the court that the
embezzlement was only technical one. He said
the whole history Of the matter was that Mr.. Rus
sell was an applicant for reappointment. and
another man wanted his place. The charges
and $1,365 OF government funds, and that he
charged mileage fees while carrying prisoners
passes from the railroads. BY Mr.. Coyle's state
ment in court it appeared that 1t was not claimed
that the government had lost anything except by
the charge for mileage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-16

EX-POsTMAsTER GENERAL THOMAS L. JAMES and
George B. Dalton were before the grand jury In
the star route cases to-day.
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The Guitcau Case.

The Guitcau Case.
MR.. REEDS INTENTION IF THE DECISION ON THE
APPEAL IS ADVERSE TO HIM.
Mr. Charles Fl. Reed, counsel for Guiteau, said
this morning in regard to the case of his client:
IL can't see how the conclusion that the court will
decide in favor OF the government is come to. /
do not think that the decision will be that way,
but perhaps it will"
''The morning papers," suggested STAR re-
porter, intimate that preparations are being
made for petition for q writ Of habeas corpus
II the decision is adverse to YOU"
$50 see, but they seem to know more than
do. II the decision is against me Ihave.another
course te pursue, but what 1t Is have not divuged
to single man, nor viii until after the decision
Is ann Ounced."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-16

~ SAMUEL KER,
w DRI GOODS
$50 7th street northwest.
New French and Scotch Ginghams, Just opened; best
qualities at low prices.
Silks Satins. and Rhadames extra good values.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-16

Mr.. GLADsToNE's NDIGRaKr DENIAL,
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COUNTERFEIT CoINs.-The Treasury department
has been informed that counterfeit five dollar gold
pieces have made their appearance in Iowa, OF the
date of 1878 and 1880. They are reported to be
well executed, but are OF light weight
CAPTAINS G. R. Slcer, Erie Gabrielson and L. G.
Shepard, of the revenue marine service, and Sur
geons Fessenden and Purviance, of the revenue
marine hospital, will compose the board to ex-
anime candidates for admission into the revenue
marine service as cadets on the 22d inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-16

PERsONAL.-Mrs. DR.. G. B. Wallis, with her
friend Mrs. Henry Bennett OF New York, have
gone te Old Point Comfort to spend few days.
Senator Brown, Of Georgia, has recovered from his
illness and was in his seat to-day.-Ex-Senators
Boutwell,, OF Massachusetts,, and Lot NJ. Morrill,,
Ex-Postmaster General James is at the Airing
ton.-SenatOr McPherson'S family left the city
yesterday, and he has taken rooms at the Arling-
ton.-Rev. DR.. PltZer, of the Central Presbyte-
rian church, leaves to-day for Atlanta, Georgia, to
attend the general assembly OF the Presbyterian
church.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-05-04
aIndeed, / did not. !"

well, old Slideeasy, all | hes got
to say is, that for man of your
looks you know less than any man
] ever saw. How do you manage
to make livin' enyhow?"
Il receive salary | am Presi
dent of this road; Wallace is my
name but / have not the pleasure
Of knowing yours; will you be kind
enough to inform me2"
All symptoms Of ''king-bee' dis
appeared at this thunderbolt All
nonncement, and in their stead we're
seen timid humility, crushed pride
Of place, strong 4git-np-and-git'
expression, and most confounded
hang-dog, done up and dog goned
appearance generally. The brake
man slid.-Exchange.