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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-01

N&SCU1OR'S sOTlCk-1ho undersigned
a. ha.;nZ duly GlasiGaa IS The e1ecu.er OF
JNSsPd II. HO" ELL hereby no,!Gss oil
persoas il ,oied 10 tee estate OF the said Joseph
III Howo TO settle the ssmo with HIN ss soon
as pCssoIo and I'll psrsous having Claims
sg, iast the estate will lreeonL the same for set
tlenent .. w. HpWELL, Executor,
mLG-lm lO) KING AZ aleys Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-01

Bargains 10 the latest styles Of sp,ioe goods
this week at D. Ruben & 10. g Boot aud Shoe
House. No. 68 Kug street, next door to h.
Strauss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-01
n@G&EssGshE4z1iGss gGonH.
China, Glass and Q4eoasware.
We ere Low opening cur stock OF p,c0s for
~ P,In -

We ere Low opening cur stock OF gocds for
TdE SP*IHG TRADE
;;cm !ha usEutsc.ores in EngGnd and Fra-ca
comprising in tars Hnz!i3h, French aid Porce.
lain Lianer snd Ges Sets: +; Fu'nivai & Sop's eel.
br..ei Printed and ERemel4d Dinner sets in
various rcl0r5 including he well known gOR-
NUSO FATTKEN.
teg p,:ter 8 il CHAMBE9 EErs, Gus.
PIUOEI5. TAA SEc@, &C.
AaJJLlCA, in sndl<so variety: Pitchers.
Poueh bessels. jco Cream se.s Pl,tes salad
Bo@:, Butter Di.a2s' u; GdoreS Flower Pets
lati1 BuI;aTs, Ice Cream s'aucers, Tespcts
SrC rs eEd Irr1~s
a!ulGao cfGLAs5WAEE { every dcEcrir.
.ioa
81! Tumbierg Gu. aud pl,i'.
Rogers B:os's. Pisted Goo's ia--..Csstc,s
Spson. knlves FORKS Butter Knives SC.
Ou' cch l. now complete, and ae you & b
pleas to nave you Gail alc cz:nine i. Before
lurch-.ing e.sGW2efa.
mh7-3m FJ HTLLE2 & CO.
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How 10 Make u Good Cup of Coffee o.

Is on every day inquiry The great want hs
been for s suitable vessel in whc, to prepare
in state of purity and psriecliJ IN these highly
priced beverages These results osn only be
ob sined by preparing the cofee in vessel that
prevents all e.c,pe of ste, M or favor, and in
wh ch the bever.gs is made by il fusion iDttead
of boiling. such we offsr you in the "IDE Al
COFFEE POT" 1hsy are simple 10 con.truc-
ton. pretty in design. highly poi heo and n .de
OF the best iup ported lin. There is nothing to
get out of order and they are reasonAblei in price,
STANSBURY q BIO,
Dealers in Stoves and 1inware, Ale1a.
Send for descriptive price list. nhl8
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DHlNTlkG! PAINTING

We invite .Ueatioa - car superior f,ci!ities
Tor The correct and prompt execution Of ALL
GLasSES OF PRINTING. We bave the
IN g. in proved e.et II M scnnerv, sn cst-nevs
.sGo7tment Ct Plain II F4r C. Ty3o, ard d. al
work Oh lhs premises, urCer our personal eu
paryi-ion Our reputation FOR first class work is
stric! y m iptsineN. oud OUT prCos brs such NJ
10 defy Iii mp -,.ion. Special rates With large
consumers. luOsu in wan. 1iIl rotify us ty
Telephone mail, end our representative VIII
call and furnish estimates
mill ROKNKT BELLS SONS.
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EOH SALe-One OF the largest nnd most
- elisibly located RRSlDENURS, with sps-
eous grounds attached, in the city. For terms,
&C., apply TO Green g. Wise. je30-tf
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IFOE SALH.-A FARM OF shout 3G0 ACRES
Il situated on o srli1gton Heights three miles
from the South end of the Long Bridge, in full
view ofthe Capitol Szid farm has been used
will sell The whole in body or divide it in three
farms OF sbont 100 acres EACH Improvements
good. Terms easy. Persons wishing to inspect
the property can reach the same by Washington
ard Ohio K. &. ct Arlington Station, which is
about mile distant snd II mile from Fort
kunyoa or the Washington snd Alexandria &.
L. For particulars enquire of the subscriber.
iet5-tf 8. B. OOkBETT
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LEGAL EGTIGES.
iSeot III q: In the O'erk's CfIice IF F,irfay
o, lrcui! Court, Fairfax Q. H., vs., Msrth

fiGatHiA: IN the O,crk's CfIice ef F.rfsr
O, ,o.br lrcul. Court, Fairfax q. IL, Vs., Msrch
henry Euv.'l, trading g. dea,v Dnv IL sro
Va. Eleanor Ill. koon, eb,sn !, Knn, " - -
~. Eucit trustee Frank l.. lr.mtall. trrs.
tao, job Barnard snd J:mes =. Edward,
tiuS.sts Aired Koon, Eersh koon Fr.vIt,
',oEoeiia kooa EreVit ana Jano Koon. Il,
chaacer7
Memo Gha obieat o. this sui. ia to eubiec: tho
isnd Of the ce'enhHnt. Eiesnor H. Eoon, to The
pay nsn At OF 8 Jadgmen. IA fsUo- nf com plsin.nt
against Ter Tor $3.50 oil d SIS s. costs Ittp.
Ie':ing ~ atidAvi. Il, ed that Of tbs sboye
JOB f,srhard at d James $. gdv.rds ;rustees
:, = itrsf hoon. tarHh Koon Frevis Correls
ho0n fIevit, end zane Koor, are noa- residents
OF lbs Stste Of Virginia it is ordered that they
snaeaE nere Within one m nth a,ier due publ.
Gallon hereof snd d. "h.L is necessary to irc-
;ec! lhef interest Ia tbs nei>lf. Tes!e:
mhZf-SGR JNO. ~ GKAUAM Crk.
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EsEsoLUTION OF CoPARTNEKsHIP.
D The copsr.nership heretoft rs existing under
the Arm psme of Jas. FERGUSON g. BIO.
is this day dissolved By nltusi consent
JAS. FERGUSON.
FRANCIS FERGUSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-01

VihGINIn: In the Clerks Office Of the llcr.
po'alion Court OF the city or Hi51uLd dr,a
o.. tbs 1t dsy OF AnEch. 1892
William Parish md James x Parrish
psTt5"rH !s"din& aid ding busileas VI dor
Inc n name anc etyie OF Parrish Brothers.
conpisih=pt-, tRs;nst EsrIis N Is Barker
nias Starry S. Barker lste'y tts6ing as H. 8.
w. ba!Eer q s;on, defendant. "a chauceIS
&jG upon sn GttaC nment.
h,enO. Tbs object oi taia sat is 10 attach sr d
tlact 10 ths p.s m"nt OF naIntiG's claim sainst
drishdsnt for Sc SO, win interest fcorI Febru
.fy u loo2 until paid !he iatsrast OF toe dc
tdHdcit IN 'hs real estate III the city of Alertn.
hii' of y q C K. =. w i2srser died stiz,j viz:
/ "a lot OF g'ound and tro story brick tenem .nt
corner OF n'ng aud Goa N 'Tce streets; theLc
"es!~srdiF Al ies! on Aibs alroeL and about so
eat or Com nerce street z e lot o. RrcuLd Oh
tee south site OF king stree. het~een Henr5
- d rey e.t" sitons. ~ fee. on kIg street snd
exianhine back 10 fsst. 3 T. hcu md los on
tcmme' :etLree! between Fay cite III Psyae s.e
iLe dI1G. ALL no! hG7il entered mis- appear.
atce aud given security according 10 the act Of
5ssemb apo til" rules CT lhl. Court, and il I'D.
uea.!ug by ii !hv;t hat ha is net resident OF
ta.s S:rtf: /: e ordsSod that said d fsnGant Az
p"sr hera within oio mouth after dua puo olica-
ten or lh!s order. aud do what is pecets .iy 10
prctOcL his iuterIst IN this ,u!t and that ~ cupy
- 0ls or or be forth with Inserted in ,hs sle1ar-
dla b'zaite, pt~spspar pubr b d in The city
OF ALEXANDRIA oLcJ {. week f,r four successive
weeRs. and tostol :. II froat door Of Tie Court
Il cu9e CT this city. a. cnay-,tste:
MORTON MARIE, Clerk.
W.ttle5 & Mushbsch. p q mhl-w4w
EJlEH1NIA: In tae U srk's I'll 20 O! F@irfsx
Circuit Court, Fairfax Court 1Lou.e, March
% 1882
John ". Eolid.y ard Ann Z. Jones, VS.
Ms1ths sullivan, David G. holiday Jno
Veale srd Ann K his wife, amelia Holiday.
s.nual = Eo' iia3, Jno ". Hcl.iday ir,
Gnn 4 Holiday snd Peg III. Hoi.idly.
Chsncory.
Mtmo Ths object tf this suit il TO obtain a
decres tor .ha psrition Of the 1oll estate of
when the ste Samuel Holiday ci I'd seiz ID If
susceptible Of partition, if not then to ssll the
ssn9 and divide The procsa1s amonG thote en-
rrlet. II spi elTing by tfii1GTit fed thet .he
SO n.C!cd d. feL ants are nor -teeidents of
h7 State Of Virgins. II s ordered thst they sp.
pesr htra within oae month sitter due rublicl.
ton hereof and do whst is necessary 10 pro!ec.
Ihels Interest IL this bohslf. Testn:
JHO. W. GHA H All. Cl'k.
-. y. Chichester, p. g. mh3]-w4w
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81 GiI H-I bic is to & ve notice that 7 shal
a sppiy to taa Directors of tho Jsnney Car
cup 'ng Coz p ry 10 issuo III certificate III
tV ,hsrt5o slo'k Of that cumasny 10 replace
r'ratests 10. II, which has been lost or mislsid
oY me- S. e. JANNEY.
mhlT- Wtnr01
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GM1A DuAQeN

alexandria, Va. August 4, 1884,.
About 10 months ago l was conslc e1ably
troubled with q constant desire TO urinste On
the recommend alton of Captain ]. q. Graham
began TO use Warmers Safe Bidney and Liver
Oare, and it has effected an entire Gu Q in my
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-01

2 sWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT-The
- dwelling houss No. 10 Duke st i, next east
of the CATHOLIC parsonage now occupied by
Captain Mark Price will be rented on resson-
able tefn ms to good tensnt. Poss session given
Hsy lst. Apply to
mhI4-tf ISAAC RICHBERG.
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30 ALL WHOM MAY CONCERN.

- Iake ne!ic> tbs. hsvs 81 pointed aMBS g.
ROSE my .t!orney and agent to carry on lhe
business Ct buyil & sbd selling GOsL 81
%OOi 81 tha ~. Z. corner OF Rairfs1 ell
QI"en st1setS il the ti.3 Of alexandria. Va
mbll-2g MGIITTY ROSE.
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nj ~L~~,>,,>, sn.>

Thousands of equally strong endorsements
ed-have been voluntarily given showing the
remarkable power of Warmers Safe Kidney aud
Liver Cure in all diseases OF the kidneys, liver
or urinary organs. If any one who reads this
has any phy.ical trouble, remember the great
danger of delay. decS
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| TlEHlNIA: In the y srk'a iii 20 OF Fairfs1
Crsuit Court. Fairfax Court hc use, March
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-11
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Smallpox.


ToNNH, WIS, January l0.-Small-poN
has broken out at Mather, Il small station
fifteen mile, north of here, One death and
ten cases are reported The inhabitants
are scattering in all directions.
SPRINGFIELD. lIL., January l0.-Ihc
state Board of Health is kept unusually
busy at present wrestling with the small
poX expidemic spreading in Illinois. Gases
have been reported 10 the hoard within
six weeks from SiXty.onc points in the
State. About forty-onc are still
infected, although the disease is fairly uu-
der control at the most ot the places. At
liraidwood the authorities have been re-.
questcd to cooperate with the health
officers. The disease appears at present to
he Speeding through the counties along tho
Mississippi river from Dubuque down.
Points Of infection have been reported
from twelve out of l61 Mississippi river
counties, A circular will ut once be issued
TO steamboat officers requesting them to
enforce the vaccination OF all their hands;
fihiS is not complied with all river townc
viii be directed to prevent those boats from
landing which have not properly protected
their crews by vaccination.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-11

WAsniNGTog, January l0.-The court
room was denSely crowded this mor,i,,
when Judge Cox made his appearance the
great majority being newcomers. as was
evidenced by the general movement 10
eaten glimpse of the prisoner as he passed
before them on his way to the dock. As
Guiteau passsd his brother he whispcred
to him To come over TO the dock: 81 wnnt
to see you about something OF great i'm.
portance.' Taking his seat, the prisoner
laid down q large bundle of papers, and.
spreading out his manuscript busted him.
self in looking It over
Judge Porter began mis- argument shortly
after 10 o'clock, and at once fixed the attcn.
tion Of every one in the courtroom.
Guitcau pretended to be cngrossed in ms
manuscript, but soon laid it aside and
listened with wrapt attention. 1t is be.
lievcd that Judge Porter will snenk
until the hour OF recess. Noth, NvI@
ing like II has been seen or
heard during the pnst nine weeks
OF the Guiteau trial. As Judge Porter re.
viewed the conduct Of the prisoner and con.
duet on the part of his counsel, his prcat
crime, in all It's hidcous ugliness, was held
ap to the deteStation of his hearers. MI.
lence became oppressive, and the presence
of avenging justice in the near future WAS
suggested with the force OF conviction tbnt
swept from the courtroom every vestire OF
that lcvity which has so
long danced attendance upon every
utteranrc OF the prisoner and like a veil oil.
scured from the consciousness of specta.
tors the horrors of the crime, and what
should be the solemnity of It's iudicin-
atonement. The prisoner WINGED and
nervously twisted In his place, and for SOW.
eral minutes was unable to say anything
that in any sense could approach an inter.
ruption.
Gradually the prisoner gained his usual a,.
surance and resumed his regular h ,hit of
interrupting with contradictions and deni.
ais, for once, however, insufierable. The
impudcnce of the prisoner was completely
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-11

overawed. Neither his voice nor his ohpse
eoui1 interrupt or silence the avalanche of
.ohuemnatlon which swent tro,,,
ne lips of the eloquent coun'
sci. The prisoner is m;staken
your hon9r," said Judge Porter, "ifhe be.
te'es oy ms unseemly hawling he can pre-
nemt my voice from being heard by the
jury rue puppet cannot be moved in such
good llme as when he sat with his counSsl
and, by his outbursts, strove IN mato ~ =,
l'lrce OF the trial. Now he feels like a hanr'
M Ian with the moose about his neck. -
, WIN nervous twitching of the moutb
"Hitean muttered: We'll see about that, .
ins heretofore audacious and
wholly unabsShed prisoner seemed
ili Al ease and ut a loss TO understand whv
ms Mould,be sallieS of wit and impuuence
wholly failed with the audience, while
more severe came the Remuneration of the
tInonSeI, Io, and frequent and marked were
'''T ucinohStratlonS of approval
FINALLY, like a wild beast brought TO bav
Hulteau yelled out: 81 staked my lif, on tie
ISSUE ana am willing to 20 To the rallows
I0-inofroW II 1t is the Lords will I'm sick
vi thIS ooSh; Judge Porter, | wish YOU
would get your 5000 and 90 home -
1uuee fofter concluded his masterly
argument ut ll;S0 by reading thc nn,y
famous letter Of President Garfield 10
Jugge Iayne, in which he complimentcd
anu thanked him for brushing away the net
work et sophlStrics with which il has nl
% %m.e years been customary 20 envelope the
! for crime. "' 80 "'N
Judge Cox at ll:l5 began the rradipr of
ms decision, which begins with "A Lengthy
review OF he subject OF jurisdiction.
Judge Cox occupied thirtv-hyr miuutrs
III readlng that portion Of his dccisinn
i9uehlnE upon the question of Jurisdiction
ne reviewed the progress Of opinion. and
! Slted al! important rulings from the earlier
Gays OF the common law in England and
9ec'ueu AGAINST the prayer of the defense.
tic summed up tue question: That iuris.
WVllun IS complete in the place where
wound is intlicted consequently. tpis court
has cosn2ancc OF the oflensc.
\ Judge Cox next took up the Question ot
lle regal test of insanity and decided thar
tIe knowledge and appreciation of the diff
ference between right and wrong must bp
taken as correct. ''"'' ~
Judge Cox concluded his decision at l2.0i
=. m, having consumed an hour and forty
MINUTES, with rapid speaking, upon every
material point. His rulings were directly
against the prayers of the defense. The
only gram OF comfort for the prisoner was
offered when Judge Cox, on the question al
reasonable doubt, said: II Shall no,
charFe the jury TO acGuit il they find a
reasonable doubt as tnany one element, hut
l Sllail take into consideration and chart
them as to all elements; and that IL iron,
the circumstances and all the evidence
they have reasonable doubt of the com.
mission Ivy defendant of the crime 4,
charged then they shall acquit."
As judge Cox finished speaking, Guiteau
taileu out am perfectly satisfied viii
TINS exposition OF the law"
Alter consultation between counsel th,
court adjourned TIL Thursday morning
when llayidgc will make the closing arrt
meht TO the jury, for the prosecution.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-11
Other Interesting State No,,s
Austin.
Special to the Herald.


Special to the Herald.
AUSTIN, January l0--llon Don A. Par.
Gee United states Circuit Judge, arrived
mere last night. The Mercer Colony ease l.
SET for Thursday,
The Capitol contract was let today TO tho
SchneiI bid for 100000 acres. The biJ
for 10000 acres was rejected on account Of
in'ormality, and it IS said that this ended IN
u coalition OF the syndicates. Colonel Mev'
eTS' the architect, would not submit 70 onv
charge ~ the plans or specifications seein;'.
which the Schnell syndicate withGrnn
Their proposed notifications and ehanree
Excavation Will commence immediafeiy
ana general work as soon as the marhiWcrS,
can be brought TO Austin.
Dr. Denton reports II new case of small.
poN IN an injected Swc lie family. who wero
| moved TO the camp q week ago hy the nn'
thori'les. Four cases are convalcsScrt AMI
I four very low "''"
Inc contract for the erection of tho new
! Capital, signed this evening ana awardcI w
the lllluoi, syndicate. shows thnt the in.
lercst of the state have been carefully nrn.
.cc'ed Oy the ConilI,ss nncrs and BonrA NJ
bul lew concessions We're made 10 the con ~
( tractor, Mr, Sclnell who is representinc ;,
wea!thy syndicate, who will do the w6yt
I wen lor the three millions acres Of land
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iIlIlai,orD.


Special to the Herald
llIli.uoGo, January l0--It has been
raining necessarily here for three doy.
The ground now is thoroughly wet.
The Newman corner will be built IN with
lonr ilne tw,oo.story brick stores soon.
here Friday. e'' was
Regular through trains. with ,leepers NJ.
,0ghicd' run nom 81. Louis To Waco
The prohibitlon question bids fair IN he
lVely' The vote will probably be taken in
lhs county IN March. The prohibitionis,s
are very sauguinc.
verge Hasland and Green Petty. two col.
ored boys had serious fight lnsi Sn,,r',o,. do,.
night at party in Ncgro.town. Eacb nso,l
his knife aud carved his adversary. Roc.
land was seriously, IL not mortaIly
wounded ''"'"s'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-11

llalleck, Brothers Il Co., occupied by len.
sen, bliss & Co.'S hardware store. aud Os.
borne & McCarthy's drug store. Loss
on building is about $50 600
Jensen, Bliss & COS loss on stock
Is about $4,000. Osborne IL Mccarthy
loss ON stock is SS000O Insurance cover,
losses. John Townsend was killed by y
falling wall. The fire was caused by an
explosion in the drug store.
Los ANGELES, CAL, January lO-A fire
broke out in the Esperanza Restaurant thi,
morning and spreading to adjoining build
ihgN burning the Occid, ntal Restaurant. the
stores oi Nignoiia Harper, Reynolds & Co
and Naglet Babcrty's saloon. The Unitcd
States hotel was considerably damngcd
Loss about 100000 on buildings, stock, etc
Insurance $4,000
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-11

NEw logE. January lo.-The judiciary. Il,
large concoursc of members of the bar. and
many public and private citizens of New
York attended the funeral of Hon. Il. W,
Stoughton, eN.Minis;cr to Russia. nj
Navalry Churca this morning
The pail bearers were General
Grant, Admiral Baldwin. Judge nrndv'
hlircd, Berstadt, c, A. Seward. John lar66
tstor, \ Leroy, Mr. Museraye. Secretary
Hunt, L. ". Dickinson, VIM. NJ. Evarts
ex.iostmaster General james, Judge Bla,ch.
ford and General Cullen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-11

The six thousand landlords who assem-.
hled IN Dublin Tuesday held the most In.
fucntial meeting of the kind which has
ever taken place In Ireland Their dissni.
lsiaction with the results of the new Land
Law was unanimous, aud they resolved to
petition the Queen for relief from ,ho
injuries which they believe lnnIlordS s
viii suffer from the unfair decisons m N,
tue Land Commissioners. They dc.
clnre that the foundation of propcrty
VIII be disturbed IL the decisions y, ~
preludiccd Assistant Commissioners mr." r.,
confirmed, and they demand compensation
ioa landowners whose property may be
,esscned In value by the operation of The
Land Act, Perhaps no better indication NJ
the lnstness of the new measure wonlj no
possible than the dissatisfaction with Il I Ioi
both the tenants aud the landlords If n
exactly suited either class Il would be vsr,.
unjust 70 the other, aud therefore ths
grum6ling from both sides may be taken
a,,,at,a a svlucnce that II will accomplish the
designed Il. '' ''"'s' '''e
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-11

Special 10 a., l'',ald.
MARSHAL, January ~. d. Cotton.
insurance adjnsicr, Is here lookiug AFTER in.
Suroncc losses caused nv the fire of the Ist
Chlrf ENGINEER Connolly leaves for ChIca.
20 tonight.
a rnmor is current that Huntington Inns
Dnrrhased Gould, interest in the Texas 4
Pacific and East Line Railroads.
greeable. "''"'
Rev d. w. g. Lancaster was taken sick
,his morning and died this evening. liz
leaves large family and many friends io
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-11

NEW ORLEANS, January l0--rhc Times.
Democrats Nicksburg special says; Intel
ligcncc has been received hero of the death
Of Edward Warfelj, one Of the largest
planters on the Yazoo river. Sat.
urday morning. Mr.. WsrGeld was
supervising ginning on | is place while
standing near shaft which was revolving
With great velocity, It seized some portions
or his clothing, which became fastened In
The machinery. Before assistance could
We rendered he was nans,cd beyond -.
rogni,vn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-11

What is hog cholera? BY the peoplc
every. disorder from which u pig des-and
the pigs ailments are numerous and varied
is called cholera. DR.. Dctmcrs, a scien-
tue veterinary surgeon of Chicago. ON.
ployed by the government, calls the in.
iectious disease that makes such rayayps
among the herds swine plague lie 6o,
carried ON the most careful and thorough
experiments at CHAMPAIGN, Illinois,
near the Industrial University. for
some years. There is no doubt that he has
determined the true character of thc
disease, and in his late report he has laid
down principles which will ultimately he
held rs authority on this subject. II is
common TO contound trichinosis with tbe
plague, and TO assign trichinm ms "A conse
OF so-caled cholera. There l. moi Tho
slightest connection between the two of,ar.
tions. The plague is caused by rnpid
development Of microcoxn i'm the camilla.
ries and veins, inducing inllammniion
and lever, but these forms oi life nre inlin'
itcs.Simal compared with the trichnr Tho
Doctor can cure u sick pig, but no one cnn
make i alterward a thrifty and ynluablo
animal He regards stamping ont bv con.
certcd destruction of diseased cases nn,l
ISOLATION of healthy herds as the only Of.
icc'ual remedy and protection from loss.
is an important point, however, tn know
The truth about this formidable Scourgr a,
the farmer. The truth, according To science
can ne learned IN DR.. Detmcrs' rcport and
Tor the West, IL is the most valuable Con,
grcsSlonal document that can be distrihu.
ted indianapolis Journal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-11

NsH YORK, January l0.-The stock
market opened to per cent. higher for
tho general list than Yesterdays closing
quotations, the latter for Richmond & Dan
vile, while Louisville & Nashville sold
down per cent. In the early dealings "A
decline Of to IL per cent. was recorded i'm
which Northern Pacific preferred led
subsequently u recovery of to /! Der cent
took = ace, and Louisville 4 Nashville adj
vanced one per cent from the opening price.