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Mysterious Suicide Of a Young Lady, a
Stranger, at Whitesb0ro lilo.
tel...N0 Cause Assigned
for the Act.
The Clerical Force In the Conn mptroller's
Office lnadequate...The Governor
and Prairie View School.
Damage Caused by the Late Rains 10
Several Railroads of the State-.-
No Casualties.
Reuben Boyce Convicted at Austin Of
Stage Robbery...A Queer
Assertion.
Flattering Success Of Galyeston's Deep
Water Committee at Washington.
A Black and White Couple Assigned
Jacobs Task at Palestine.
Manager Hoxie on Tour Of Inspection
Through the State.
Other Interesting State Items.
Austin.


Special TO the Herald.
AUSTIN, February ia contract was
filed to-day in the county court between
Matthias Schnell, the capitol contractor, and
Messrs. o. b. and John b. Farwell, Amos
@. Babcock, and Abner Taylor, by which,
in consideration of $4,000 bonus and the
superin,endence Of construction at 5000
annually, Schnell transfers TO the parties, of
the second part his interest in the contract
A verdict OF guilty of robbing stage
was returned this morning against Reube
Boyce, A motion for new trial and an ar
rest of Judgment was entered One of the
jurors made the remark, in hearing OF Law
yer P0indeXter and q reporter of the Gal
weston News, that he was driven TO the
verdict" ~
Hon. w. Alexander, cx-attorney- general,
is reported to be very low, though some bet.
ter this evening
The case OF the Southern Presbyterian
Church VS., McCorkle Is set for tomorrow.
A memorial is being circulated for sigma
lures of justices of the peace petitioninr
the governor to ask the legislature for fees
for magistrates, county attorneys and con.
stables in felony cases in the examining
courts.
The clerical force in the comptroller's
Office is unable TO cope with the present
rush OF business. From 100 to 200 letters are
received daily.
make the agricultural and mechanical feat.
ures OF the Prairie View school more clear.
The city is filled with delegates to the
Stockmen's convention, the leading ranches
IN the state being represented. The pria
Cipal feature OF the convention will he the
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NEw York, February l3.-The Posts cot
ton report says; There has been another
serious break in future deliveries. Much
long cotton was thrown on the market,
and although taken up by the bear" in.
terest such has been the desire to effect
sales that at l:5O p. m. prices had fallen $3.50
81 points. The theory of small crop as
affecting the value OF the article, for The
present has lost its influence. The extent
TO which calls for orders are responded to
alone Affects the market just now. To
Judge by the effect there seems 10 he n rcn.
eral stampede. Just before the third cali
and at the third call, buyers took courage
and paid an advance of 9 points. Febru.
ary brought ll.30 March l.i9, April II .G6.
May ll.Sj@S6, June l202@l2.0l, July l2 n
September ll.S2@ll.s SO, October II. .36dii 81
and November ll.l9
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EXTRA REPORT.


LONDON, February l3.-submarne cable
companies have written to the Board of
Trade suggesting legislation for the
prevention of injury oy negli-
gent navigation to the cable under the arto of
liability for damages the cable company on
tneir part Undertaking to compensate yes.
sl,s S sacrlnelng their anchors and gear in or
der TO avoid injury to the cable.
Arrangements are nearly completed for
ESTABLISHING q line of steamers called the
slack Star line" between Great Grimsby.
nngland, and New York and Philadelphia,
MIR, Lloyd, n temporary magistrate OF the
county OF Clare, q brother Of Mr.. Clifford
OF Glare. and Limerick, was fired a. by
aparty from behind wall near by. One
OF body OF police accompanying him was
severely wounded, but Lloyd was unhurt.
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Palestine.
Special to the Herald

rAlfsr,Nr, February I3.-The county
court ,.n to-day sent a black woman and =
wlnae vs man Convicted ofcohabitation to Bra.
sos y" county to work out fine Of $3.50 at tho
a.s Pathsn =, 20 20 month, and waltzed Henry
for robbery. 'a"o p'"ce'
General Manager Hoxie arrived here in n
special car this afternoon, accompnnied nv
Mrs' Hoxie and other ladies'. He comes "a
inspect the town and tomorrow goes ives.
70 taylor; thence, perhaps to San Antonio
Mr. Hoxie was greeted here with The nj.
,nus. cordiality by all his old friends In
.own, ohanges are prophesied from this
sudden and unlooked-for visit w
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iiciton
Special 10 the Herald.

BELroN, Februry l2.-R A. Howard wa.
arrested and lodged in Jail here this even.
ing by Sheriff Blanton, Tor having In his
possession q stolen horse lie claims he
traded Tor the horse. He will he lcld until
he proves himself innocent lie has other
stock IN his possession which will be care.
iully inspected tomorrow, and the brands
Of the same aScertained.
Tracklaying on the Santa Fe Is being
pushed west towards Lampnsas. which
Of May. - Wv ''''
Nardmaster Tom Fox, at the Santa Fc
depot while coupling cars yesterday was
caught between the cars aud had three of
his ribs broken. "
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Blaslnr

BRADFORD, Pa, February i3.-Last even.
ing sparks from locomotive set fire 10 Lit
tlepools In the low ground near Olean.
New York, where the pipe line have n
number OF large tanks located The fire
,,ooimnmnunicated ,oi mn TO three tanks containing
,u, ,v0,vv parrels OF oil. The pipe line men
scene. A large force started from here bv
the last train with picks, shoycls. cannon
and chemical fire cxtinguishers. ''
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LONDON, February l3.-The Observer
says u understands that yesterdays cabi.
net counsel decided that, while on business
VI tne house OF commons, all amendme mis-
70 NE proposed rules of procedure NAV he
lully considered, the government viii be
unable to retire from the position they have
ueloerntely assumed, or accent any
amendment seriously hampering The
ASPIRATIONS Of the clause.
81 ,iine observer comments on the above as
,ol.owS we entertain the grayest doubts,
oi the governments chief proposal INF
mso IN regard to the reception which Il is
likely to receive from the liberals The
persistence OF the government seems 10
promise most untoward results for both tho
liberal party and the country. '"'
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Funds Tor the Midlothian Sufferers.

PETERSBURG, Va, Feb, l2,-Urgent ap.
peals in behalf of the bereaved families of
The victims Of the Midlothian coal mine
disaster were made to-day by pastors of The
different churches here resulting In liberal
contributions by the congregations. Citi.
zens generally have responded most gencr.
oeusly to the fund being raised for the snf.
ierers
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Mnr.l,nlI.
sneclAl 70 The IInrnlli

MARsdAtL, February l3,-Coloncl IIoxie
arrived yesterday evening and len again
this evening for Palestine. Great damnrc
has been done 20 the New Orleans paci6c
bby the late high water and heavy rains
Your correspondent is informed that about
sixty miles OF the road.bed has been almost
destroyed. "'''''s'
County ronr, is In session,
The que '' lucal option will be snb.
mi,trd y" ~. r"nrle. There IL a strong
ant GROWING i,v'ing In favor Of prohibltion'
The weather is still unsettled.
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prepared 20 probibi,.

LoSpoS, February l9.-A Rome dispatch
states that Cardinal Jaeobn has informed
the Spanish ambassador that the none IL
iully prepared TO prohibit the pilrrimarr
from Spain TO Rome unless he receives sat.
islactory assurance that Il has no political
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Special 10 the Herald

SPNN"i !" Tue Hcrnld
MhtrEsgoRo, February i3.-A Miss vii
h, hSnson, OF this place, committed suicide
nere Today by taking morphine. She
stopped at the hotel and told the clerk shc
wou,d take room and wait for friend
'"u ;nm ,a' ,naI she wished to leave on the morn
said: Yes; / will be down in n few min. i'm
un,sS;, No more attention was Maid her
,ili dinner time, when she was called asain
put N'h not answer. She was heard to
groah, ana the door was forced open. and
when they entered she was too far gone io
speak, She died at 1880 this evening,
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Stock Market

NEW YORK, February ls.-The stock mar.
ket opened irregular, but in the main ,6l,
per cent higher. c., c. & l. c., however.
was /, Nashville & Chattanooga and Chesa.
peake " Ohio per cent. In the early deal.
ings an advance of bt1t per cent. occurred
TIE C., Il /, Q. leading therein, followed by
decline of l@i per cent, NJ, ,C.L.NR
railroad and Northwestern being the most
prominent in the downward movement
while the II. Il ID. advanced per cent. but
at II O'Clock reached 3 per cent. WV
stocks opened per cent. higher than
saturday, and closed weak, Alabama class
A, 2s to 5s, SIT; do. do. do. small, sl
do. do, B, 5's, 100; do. do. C, AS I
Chicago 4 Northwestern, 1884, do. pre-,
ferred, l.424; Erie, 343; East Tennnes.
see, lSi; Georgia Railroad, l.67; Illinois
Central, l;32l; Lake Shore, i.lli; Louisville
q Nashville, s2l; Memphis Il Charleston.
s. Nashville Il Chattanooga IA; New York
Central, l3Oa; Pittsburg Il Cleveland, gtd
l'3li; Richmond Il Allegheny, 29I; Richmond
y Danville, 2.25 Rock Island, 1874; Wabash
~. Louis 4 Pacific, SO; do. preferred. G6i
Western Union Telegraph SIT. "
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kllle d bN ILL. Iirnihnr-

WASHINGTON, February i2.-At the coro.
oner's inquest to-day verdict was rendered
that the late A, NJ. Soltado came TO nj.
death from pistol shot wound in the meek
6y bullet from pistol held In the hand OF
nus brother, a. c. Soltado, at the office of
ue National Republican, os February 9TH.
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A Surprise.

NEW York, February l3.-state Treas
urer Folk, of Tennessee, who was in the
city, yesterday, informed a Tribune reporter
lhat the decision Of the supreme
court Saturday, declaring the funding
act ol ISL to be, Unconstitutional,
amount Of the states Indebtedness was
S.,OOo, with accrued interest, and the de-
cision Just reached viii rcpudiate ali but
$1,000. The general feeling among people
IS IN favor of paying the debt. One thing
Is certain There is lively campaign In
prospect for this summer and II will centre
ON this question of paying II. As the de.
clslon now stands the funding act is uncon.
sutu.ional, since under the recent act OF the
legislature contracts cannot be made
which make coupons receivable for taxes
Tor more than two years.
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MApnip, February iS.-The papal nuncio
here has received telegram from Cardinal
Jasobini, papal secretary or state, declaring
that the proposed pilgrimage 10 Rome
should be under the control OF the bishops
and not under control Of Senior NoceJal
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Failures.

NEW ORLEANS, February i3.-Failurcs of
The following cotton brokers were posted at
the Cotton Exchange to-day. c. l.. Walker,
james, A. Laiittc, Winchester 4 Quackcn.
hos, Lewis & Williams, and Taync &
Greene, These failures have created In.
tense excitement IN commercial circles.
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Conciliatory

LONDON, February i3.-As result of n
cabinet council held Saturday England and
France sent a collective note 10 the powers
explaining their attitude on the Egyptian
question. The note is couched In very
amicable terms.
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Untrue

NLW UKLEANs, February Ex-Governor
MeEnery to-day sent the following:
NEW ORLEANS, February II. 1852 To Hon.
y. e. Blanchard' Washington, ID. C.:
Just prior to the report of destitution In
north Louisiana had visited thnt section
and never heard anything of it, After the
publication of the report, which caused so
much establishment, telegraphed TO every
central point, and received replies natly de.
hying that there existed any want or aesti-
tuition beyond the means of local authorities
TO provide for. In some instances the an.
swers were indignant protests. There is no
want or destitution now, nor is there any
lkeiy TO occur which cannot be provided
ior by the state and local authorities.
lSignedl $. ID. MCESERY, Governor.
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o onaries ~ g. Moss, Franklin, Tennessee;
Vwen 1--WE 1. Holmes, Leesburg, Virginia,
Mm: A. Pattie, Warrenton, Vireinis:
Lewis Lewis North, Brunswick, Georgia; Madison
pavls, Athens, Georgia. Also Thomas q.
Johnson, to be collector of customs nj
TTnaarieston, South Carolina; Commodore
+, tepiger, TO be rear admiral; John l.. Davis,
" oe commodore; Colonel ID. II. Rucker. TO
brigadier-general. ' ''"" VI
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Returned.

CAIRO. Egypt, Feb. i2.-The ceremony of
me me return Of the sacred caravan. from
Mecca, was celebrated to-day In the pres.
snce % oil the khedive and the ministers.
Insre was an Unusual display Of troops
anu anu osnnon. Arabia Dey, minister Of war,
ceived special attention from the court and
was warmly greeted by the population.
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ssai large amount of business before

them. " 'us'ness oe'ore
Low, me SO break in the Central railway at vii.
low Pond and the washing away Of the
ueste at Chambers Creek, has ,lenrivaJ
y. as oi mails nom the north for two DAYS ~
y mougnt, however, that the road will be
nrvLpaireu MP tomorrow and in running order
nna ane Tram trom Houston doubled hack At
noon, noon aud this evenings does the same 30 y,
ua' no encouragement Of the srhe5ule
tune m Is caused south OF here.
. - ane texas q st. Louis Railroad companv
aru now using all their freight trains as con.
the % Iron Npanss,ma Nt,a,ns, "a and received to-day Via
tives. '"''o "e" ioeomo-
: COLONEL Van Dyne, the new superintena
ent maue "trip over the road yesterday
particular. '''' "o'" ~ ie'ery
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Obituary

ArersrA, Ca, Feb. i2,-General VIM.
Macrea, prominent; railroad man. lately
superintendent Of the Western A A,lsn,i.
road. died here suddenly to-day from con.
gestion Of the lungs.
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Found

ruiLApEtralA, Pa, February lS.-rhe
child of DR.. White, of Alabama. left IN this
city by its mother, who was insane. was
found this evening In the West Providence
society and children's home, at Forty.iirst
and Barring streets this city.
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N.w ioaK,. February i3.-The Bark
scotland, which arrived to-day ffom Liver
pool, reports the loss overheard of two sea.
men, Peter J. Hin, Of Nova Scotia, and
lame lanes McLaughlin, OF England, and the
Sessn S q another, John A. Webb, Of Nova
- cco,'s, ~ ,tcm ip sppogIery: During the pass
and lcst some OF her calls. s''e''
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MY wrr. fla. February is-The bark
Chimborsso. which went ashore ten mile.
north OF Charlotte hsrbor on the nh. 4 a
total los. The wrcckers stripped her and
have arrived with the material. NV"
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Washington.
Special 10 the Herald.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. i3.-The Gal.
weston delegation have returned. Thismorn.
ing they appeared before the committee. Mr..
Hopper was introduced. lie read his nd.
dress, which was very forciblc and wa. il.
tened TO with apparently most intense In.
terest. Mr.. Mansfield followed and was
cstechised at length. The impression made
= most favorable. Messrs. Marcy, Coke.
Jones and Ochiltree accompanied The dele.
CATION. Major 0chiltree dimes Charm n n.
fsge and Others Of the commerce commit
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NEW York. February Ex-Governor Cor.
hell has issued proclamation declaring the
town of Greenwood Steubcn county, 10 be
IN state OF insurreotion, and commanding
those who are resisting the laws for the col.
lection oftaxes to disperse.
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NEW ORLEANS, February iS.-A Helena,
Arkansas, special says, The river is above
the high water mark Of iseI, and the levees
are breaking fast.
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Lospo., February ia Paris dispatch
reports that Admiral Jaure will go as am.
bassador to st. Petersburg, and that NJ.
De Marc will succeed Admiral Jaurc as
ambassador al Madrid.
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Dlsappeare,i,

SAVANNAH. Ca, February i2-George
Allen, cashier OF the Georgia, Florida &
Western railway company, IL detaulter for
about $1,000, and has disappeared.
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T0yah
Special TO the Herald.

IofAn, Febreary l2.-Mr. Harry Van
nyke' prother-in-law Of Mr.. A. Brownlee,
aieh OF smallpox this morning at $50
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Sliaky.


NEW ORLEANS, February l3.-Priyate dis.
patches from Water Proof, Louisiana, say
that the Kemp Levee, Concorda parish, is
500 feet wide and four to five feet deem.
This is one of the largest levees in the
state.
me licayune says: Kemp Levee, one of
III the lower end of Tensas parish, near ihe
upper line of Concordia parish, and absut
Tour miles above Water-Proof,on the Louis-
lana shore. This levee was built for the
protection OF a.large and important area in
the parishes of Concordia and Tensas. one
OF the richest regions of Of the state, but So
situated that flood in that section can
spread over considerable area and penc-
trate north to the town of ST. .Josepb. was,
ward to the Ouchita river, and southwark
Tor a considerable distance in Concordia
parish.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. l3.-The Paradox.
"a liberal news paper has voluntarily sus.
pended publication.
Prince Suwaroff il dead.
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Colorado.
spec,a, 10 the Herald

COLORADO, February l2.-J. NJ. Cupp &
60. we're closed by creditors TODAY. Iiabil,
TO $4,000. v-''V0V
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tsrlsu vissve,s.

% 1915. '''"e,
PaRs, 40 p. m.-Rentes, s&s2o.
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NEW Yonk, February i5.-The specie en-.
si,ooo,WD In double eagles and sovereisn,.
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ku-klux.

LEXINGTON, KY, February ia gang
OF ku-klux, headed by Nathan Ramsay
were arrested in the lower part of Mont.
gomery county and imprisoned at Mt. Ster.
lng Yesterday. They regulated several
persons Friday night, among whom were
two or three women.
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INTELLIGENCE.
Panama Pointers,

PANAMA, via New York, February 13.-It
Is oellevedhere regarding the difficulty be.
tween France and Guatemala, grow
ing out Of the alleged as
NlIt ON November 7th on the secretary
oil the French legation that were the pow
CTS OF equal strength war would inevitably
result from the Misunderstanding. Tho
french government refused to listen
70 the explanation of the affair
by Guatemala, and even to receive
any statement of the latter
goyernment. The case was made I'm wholly
Onex pafte evidence furnished by the French
minister in Guatemala with the result al
ready announced.
1t is proposed TO establish steamship
Inc between Livingstone, Guatemala, ana
New Orleans If tho government of Guate-
msIa will give q subsidy.
More activity is shown in the prosecution
9i the canal on the lsthmus of Panama,
OUT nothing has been accomplished at all
proportion % what people We're led to
expect should have been done
Just concluded contract with the Ameri-
can firm of Luerne, Slouen & Lynn for six
million cubic metres of excavation on part
olthe canal which runs through the swamp
nom Aspinwall to Gatuna, at the rate of 30
Vn's per metre. Eycavators Of the Am er.
Ian irm are to be employed on tho work,
anu II will require six months at
,eaN To- have tho first exca.
,slor built. There is little likelihood
olwork being commenced until late in the
lvat No excavating whatever has yet
oeeh done. Merchants Of Panama and the
svyernment OF the state have come TO an
salieable settlement of the difficulties
allsthg out OF the tax question. Both par.
ues :, have made concessions.
me Lima correspondent Of the Star and
herald under date of January L.,
msehuons ssuons the return of two expedition 5
Sun sSn,ch went to the Cordilleras. They
r,unp wuln no enemies to oppose them. but
,hsen ,hssn misery and sickness Halfway
ssI,msugh. the mountains were found strewn
Iu the dead Of the fugitive bands.
IsS ~ C,rero. An expedition has now
N, ior the other side Of the Cordilleras.
,, ""n The Chilians authorities, which
Wnf 70 be appointed, an effort
order IN the numerous villages of the
ppltlmetly fourishing Recruitment of .Junia,
disasters at Cheeme caused by ,he eontes,
Sm,"een the bands of Mas and Lalliris
~ r greater than at first reported. For.
.DS nspers were acting as an urban guard
snS ehueavored to savo the town
"a WIN It their properties, and In
ihe eV,ag Their lives have been sacrificed and
tm,.1p 1pwn sacked and almost totally des.
,iOn ,ie' oy lire. Mas gave his men permits.
Bs,w.W 70 sack the town after entering.
hsss hs.Sen S,l hity and sixty persons aro said 10
ds,troSr.en Killed. The property and goods
"Vsed are valued at $4,000 In gold.
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Accidental.

lNpIANArotrs, ISD., February lS.-Mrs.
Dolly and Mrs. Senett were nearly killed
thls evening on the track Of the Berlin rail-
Ipad, :, near THIS city. They were walking on
one train, were caught by the train on an
other track. Both have families.
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Csvslcans

Csrsicans
specia, 10 the Herald.
ConsicAss, February is.-our commits.
'ioners' court convened to-day with an es.
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Big Thing.

w.. ,Sa.lsseo, February ban immense
n v' IVY. .and, set aside by the state Of Texas
h,,s 10y y 'Or the erection ofa new state house,
a. ,' 0een transferred by the state during
Q ~ few days TO Abner TAYLOR. Hon.
s.ll ~ arwall ral and General John n. Far.
Csnson Vnicago, and A. G. Babcock. of
hsSSs.a Illinois. who will furnish the
fhis da,y lunds for erecting the building.
QopsSa,naaa,n Is larger than the state II
nods s.ut and Ave times larger than
h N .snand. II is IN the northwest ro,.
"e ss'e' and The survey extends
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south l07 miles, with an average width of
q miles. Two railways are already pro.
1ected through this section of the state. The
transfer OF these bonds is probably
the largest sale ever made to private indi.
yiduals, and the purchasers are the largest
land owners in the world
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Sanger BR0THERS!.
Important Announcements

f'" is week we oher SPECIAL BARGAINS in our HOUSE
KEEPING DEPARTMENT.
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A new line Of fancy Bed.
spreads just received
they are the handsomest |
and cheapest ever offered F.
before,
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A line of felt Table
Covers ut o., a great
bargain. 0urlot of wool
printed and embroider-
ed covers NJ l25 and
i so, reduced from for
mer prices.
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The senate ceshrmed John Gallagher,
r., Of Pennsylvania, consul general 20 Rio
de Janeiro, and the following pcs,mas,ers. .