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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-12
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GeiLtnittel,.

6as ou9enbLtfIi9 bic i6reGliditen S9rterSct ittat,
Gntsittbungen rnb S[utanbran9 linoert uno oteS
ielbet beilt, oh lie nun in Der 2ull9e, tna9to9en, ben
gin9epetben, ben Sriileil Doer anberen Sr9anen
0%uftreter, pe1l1 man IS etnmaL beIlAst, uno 6iodr
Sn elmer bis Stuan5ig Miniten.
GIeidpiet pte sroB Bic s9ner5en and iein rtOz
gelt, bic an GbclniutismuS gei6enoet, bic Settld9e>
risei, bic gertriippelten, bic s~ieruoien, bic an Ners
pei web ODER anberen Sranfbeiten Seibenoen tnerbeI
bur9 Die Nilluenbun9 BON
Railways Ready Relief
auf Der SteIe 2iuSerune e~rlanser.
G~mtsiimomns Oer ySieren, @ntsinonn8 bee
1Inif, SebGrutsG utShnbuug, Sun9eusGonseltton,
Ser;ttopfen, 6piteriiGe NnfdHe, Sinnne, Sotarrb,
i5roitbeulen, erIlorene G1liebcr, GerDoiitdt, S4ldhoitgs
feit, 6Gttpeh, Sruit>, &ifen< ooer Stteoerldrttrser
Quetitunsen, Terituubunseu, SranbDunben. foltes
uno bietges 6ieber.
Die Enpenbnns pom Ready Relief oil ben iets
benben Sbeileu peri6aiit onsenbltfli9e Sinoerune nno
yrleifterune.
DrciBi9 bis iedbie 3ropien IN ein tleines @lus Wutier
beilem in ~peitieen gueenbliden arGntpfe, Wagenidnre,
SoobrcuueE. bili6ies Sopineb, Giarrbne, &ubr, 3olit.
Sidburoen unb ale innerltden ShmerSen.
Heiienpe ioItcH tntrner cine 6iai6e Don ways
Ready Relief bel lid trd9eu. Mcnt9e8ropteu bapon
i'll MaiIer ectbnn, beuoeu alien ben Srnrtbetteu uuo
oan1it perfnipiteu SeibeH, bic aus Dem Sebrunb lnges
pobnien &riHtmaiitrs eulitebeu, DOR. IS ut Elm beherer
StimuIant ais SronSbrdnRtpein ooer SittereS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-12
Sarsaparillian ResOIvent

1T nidt uur cine aus9Iei6enSe 4rsnst, ionbern iidert
sic borncnti6e 2bdtt9tett aler Srgdne. IS iteut i'm
sun;en SrsantSmus bic Sarmonie Der Sunfttouen Der
unb Itefert ben SIut9efGbeH eincn 1einen unb ~selunbsn
Strom neueu 9ebens.
gSenn man baS Suriapcliaion etli9e Gage 9ebrou9t
bat, 10 nurS
0tc 9attt
Har un6 fd6n. Simmer, 9isbIattcrn, iftparSe SIeden
uub ausIhId9e merben psrtrteben, Muneen uno Ges
itpiire bolb sebeiIt. 99tr an SfrOielu, ausenz, Otunbs
Sbren>, 8eins, 5alss nnb Driiet>Gusidldget letbet,
bic it9 in 6oIse uu3ebeilter &runtIetten ober bes @cs
brau9es pom Mtertur ODER 6Benoem Sublimnt a~nsebduit
lnb aussebreitet baben, bari i'd aui Die {oeluns perIais
fen, wenn bas Sorlapariliian 10 LANCE 9ebruIttt rutrb,
oub es einen @tnbrud ouf ben Sr9anis mus modt.
Tine fSloide Don bieiem entbdlt mebr wtrtiame 4ras
ne;itoie ais icbes onbere Ditttel; ETH 36eeI6fel pom bies
fem bat idor 8trtung, rpose9en man Don anocren @tits
ieIn fiiui> bis iedsmal 10 uicl braudt.
9ie 0taf6c ettten Solar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-12
M a

Ut t9IeN UtIIWItDtNeH UDLWtH-
9diitteltteher.
GaIteS nmO bibiac6 Sicber sebeilt fir so gentA
IS 9tebt tein nnberes 0eilmttteI. in her Ittt, mas 10
idueu oae arteu Don Stcber beilt, m69en tie Don perDorz
bcuer 2uft (Dtalarta) rbsr begerertrter sale femract.
mDseu tie Sdarlads, Nerucnfiebcr, GppbuS> ooer eelbeS
Siebsr bei6en, nIs inter ,3ustehune p5n Rabpan's
YtIlen = Railways Ready Relief.
Silnfst9 Gents bic GIaf1e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-12
8ahmag'a reeulirrmnc a1illea
@OutOmmene Yurgan3en, linbernbe Nbs
fibrtnittel, tpirten pbne Sdmer3,
itets suuerlailis urb natiirli6.
Sin besetabiliides GriaBmittel fiir
GalDmel.
9NS m6dtt9e 2ebers ttuS MaAetts
WSiffcL.

B6nis obne 9eiseidmod, elegant nit ilsem Sars olos
eirt, p~uretlen6, re9ulirenb, r~etnieenb nnb ir6ftieenb.
MaoU0n'S YtIen SIR 9eiluus ouer 0tagen<, yes
6er>, gtodrnte>, Niereus uuS Bluienletben, Ierpehtrarfs
beiten, Roptpeb, 5artle;bi9tttt, 8erItopfune, lluperbaus
ltdtett, Dpspepiie, @alenleiben, Sieber, llnterleibsents
climbing, 9dmorrbotben uuo uIerSt0runsen Der gtnqes
peioe.
Stein peaetobtItI6, feline Spur Don Ntertur, 4sis
neruIteu ODER idGoliden Dro9uet.
Ey WlaH beddte folgeHSe Spmptore pom 6ranfbets
ten Der @e,bauun9sprsane: @ertopfung, innerltde
6GmorrbOtben. 8Iutpalunq mad benz Sopie, Sdure i'm
Wtagen, llebelteit, Soobrenneu,g tet DOR benz GIeu, Dtds
genbriiden, iaures Nufito6en. itntenoe ober brbenbe Gns
~pfinburg in Der Dta9eEgrube, Ntbemlo tatett unb
acknowledgement Seber bes 5erSens, erltidenbes
@eiiib[ beim Yteaen, Sledeu o6er 5lore Dor ben
9usen, 6isber un6 bumpie G6ner;en i'm aopfe, WeanoeI
on ansOinitnng, gelbes Ansiebcn Der paut NIB Ser
Nusen, Seiteniteder. S6mcr;en in Der 6rnit unb in
ben GlieOerr, pI0sli1e snpanuns pom Sfbe, 8rennen
bes Bleii&es.
@tntse Dozen pom & b n n 0tIIen merbeu hen
S6rper pcn allen obengenannten krontbeiten befreter.
NretS 25 Gents Ole S6adteI. Sci
NpOtbefcrn s1e baben.
MGn leie: r8 a B unb SaIf6."
Mau i6ide cine 8riefmarte an Goldman
& So, $50. 81 8arrenz, @fe Der @hurib.
Ctr, Nep 0ort.
E2 BeIebruus, 9oufeH6s BON Dollars pcr,p. MIR.
balir iusei9tdt werben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-12
DIR. RAILWAYS
SarsapariIIian ResO|Vent,
Ner 9rnke 8lntretmi9rr.

8cines Stut mo9t seiunOes 6Geiid, trdftis.
Guoden unb cine flare Sout. gSenn On piGi!,
bab Gein 6leii9 feit, 9eine Snoben seiuub unS
frei BON &nodcnfrab uub 0ein Gcint i90n iei, 10
oebrouhe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-12
RAILWAYS
"SarSapariIlian ReSOIVent,''

elm Seilntittel, oeIIen Seitonbtbetle ouscrorbentlid ntebis
siniI6e gigeni9oiteu BADEN, l~peisntGid sur 0cinisuns,
brodencn uno eri66piten 66rpers, Sos cine 6neIIe,
augenebme, it9ere SebuubInng unb buuetnbe
Seilune oeIpdbrt.
@teiGpiel ipie 5os 9eibet beiBeu mag. Oh Sfrofelr,
Gdpinoaudt, Gppbitis, ScidIpiire, &inoe, Gei9nllte,
Sdweluneen, Sioie ober SolSflue, ~guu9erz, Nisrenz,
BlaIers, @ebdrmutterz, 0aut>, yeber>, Wta9er> pner
unterleibstranfbtit dronti6er obsr coultitutioneler
Nrt, has Silt itst I'M SGute, weIdes bic ~absenisz
ten Gbeile erIest uno iene Srsous uub bic perbrdudtcn
S6rperdeuebe reporirt. @enn has Slut u~nseinn6 lit, 10
tann ietu Experimentation tein seiunbeS icin.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-29

AN evening paper, the Light in San
Antonio, some days ago designated the
HoN. j. Q, CnENowETu, OF Fannin county,
as "carpet-bagger." The remark was
made upon the occasion of happy response
delivered by the eloquent gentleman to a
toast to the State Of Texas. Isn't il about
time that this senseless twadde about car
pet.baggers had surcease forever? Day w
day the press, people and government #
Texas are inviting and urging immigration
to this great empire state, and year by year
1t Is filling up with the brain and Drawn
from all the country, and us consequence
is looming up into conspicuous prominence
In the nation for its ability and grandeur
and power, when if left TO itself tho Lone
Star state would be like the lone COW of the
prairie. If brave soldier all through the
Confederate service and now in being "A
leading light like JUICE CuENowKru, with
his dozen years of residence in Texas,
bringing into its borders the fruit OF u ma.
tured and highly cultivated manhood, is to
he slurred at as a carpet bagger," then
heaven help the lesser Flights"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-29
Louisville Locals


LOUISVILLE, KY, March 2S.-Pope Snapp,
late clerk of Back Tax Collector Ferguson,
was acquitted of the charge of appropria-
ting money belonging to the city to his own
purposes. The defense showed
by the commonwealth own witnesses
and books of the office that no money.
had been Incorporated as charged
The matter caused considerable sensation,
rs the witness was one whom the common
wealth depended on TO secure con-
viction. 4 number of other indict.
menls remain to be tried, and will be called
ut the April term, beginning next Monday.
Mo LIBEL SUM-
The libel suit of George b. Ilite and wife
vs. the courier Journal for the publication
OF statements relating TO an alleged lason
between Mrs. Hite and the late Jessie
James, which has been on trial for the last
ten days, came to conclusion this even
ing, the jury finding for the defendant.
The amount sued for was $4,000.
a series of questions vas submitted
TO the jury, which were answered, in sub
stance, rs follows: Mrs Hte had been in
love with and had liason with Jesse
James that she had deserted her
husband; that she had correspondent
NiuHuootluoiN Mllu young man IN
the neighborh0od that the Jesse
James liason had caused disailection in the
Hite family; that Mrs. Hite swore out n
warrant against Wood ilite, her step son,
charging him with killing the negro, FUR.
ner because llite caught him carrying
notes from Mrs, Hite to the young man;
that the publication in the Courier.
Journal was substantially true; that
II was not made with malicious intent TO
Islander and iniure; that there were rumors
IN the neighborhood affecting Mrs. Ilite's
character for chastity and virtue; that the
defendant had reason to believe them true.
The case has attracted much attention, the
court room being daily crowded. Plaintiffs
made terrific attack through able
attorneys; the admission OF his wite's inf
deity made by him to Governor Crittenden
of Missouri, detailed by the latter from the
witness stand, clincbed the strong proof the
Courier-Journal had already offered, and
created surprise among those familiar with
the facts. Two more cases for $25, 600 each
have Teen brought by the same parties
against the Courier-Journal, probably never
to be heard from again.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-29
Some Other kilograms of Importance.



NEw YORK, March 2S.-Frank Byrne,
whom Carey, the iniormer, in the course OF
his examination in Dublin, swore he WAS Il
member of the assassination society, and
whom the British government yainly sought
to extradite from France, arrived to-day from
Havre by the steamer Amerique, accom-
panied by his wife. The latter Carey also
implicated. lie testified that on one ocCa-
sion she brought to Dublin from London
four knives, and she had rifle
slung around her neck under
her cloak. On another occasion Carey
swore Mrs. Byrne brought another consign-
ment of arms from London, including 900
rounds of ammunition. When Mrs.
Byrne was taken from London 20
Dublin, Carey failed TO identity
her, and she was released. The reporter
found Byrne and Mrs. Byrue at the resi-
denCe of the formers sister where he and
his wife are temporarily stopping. Byrne
is man OF more than ordinary intelligence,
good address and well educated. II deny
everything that Carey swore to-, IS far as
myself and wife are concerned said
Byrnes. 81 have not seen Carey since
1869, and then my relations with him were
purely social, and not in any sense po-
litical lie said belonged to the
Fenian brotherhood, that is MS false as any.
thing else he swore to. never belonged to
any secret political organization. have
devoted myself exclusively during my time
in politics to public and constitutional agi-
tatlon, and the political or
ganization to which hist
attached myself when went England was
the Irish lIome-rule confederation | was
secretary of the organization and subse
quently secretary of the National Land
league of Great Britain and the Irish Ma
ti0nal league, which organizations sue
ceeded each other i'll the order name"
Are you acquainted with Sheridan"
Iel, slightly. Alter his release from
kilmainham, whore he was imprisoned as
a suspect, | met him in
Dublin, while spending my va
cation there. was introduced
to him at meeting Of the Ladies' Land
league by Miss Anna Parnell. ! had al
ready known of him by repute, but | had
never seen him until introduced to him."
What do you think Of Carey s testimony
as it related to Sheridan ?"
From what have been told about Sher-
idan do not believe he is capable of allow
ing himself TO be connected with an ass 5si-
nation society"
what do you think OF Number One2'
81 believe If the assassination society ex-
listed as described, Carey WAS the organizer,
and the so-called Number One was a
myth"
Byrno intends to reside permanently in
America, Mrs. Byrno is well posted in
Irish politics. Her departure Tor Paris
from London after beingreleased in Dublin,
when Carey Jailed to identity her was
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-29
Tho Rod Devils.

SAN Francisco, March ga dispatch
from the front says the Indian situation is
growing serious. Advices from Sill.
yer City say that a party,
who has Just arrived from San
Carlos, reports the young bucks in the res
ervation as being very restless last week
and showed every evidence of an early out.
break. They talked of Victoria, the big
chief In Mexico, who has assured them thai
he would soon be ut San Carlos to direct
the raid. Couriers have been constantly.
passing between the reservation and Juh's
band. Information has been received of A
band raiding in southeastern Oregon. The
band is drawing from the reservation and
is increasing IN numbers daily AS far as
heard from, twenty-one persons have been
murdered and burned in seven days. Adj.
vices from Sonora place the dcpredations of
the band in that section at not less than l5O
lives. The band is being driven to the Arr.
IONA border by Mexican troops. Ii the
Mexican troops pursue them across the hor.
der they will likely be forced into Rich.
mond Back, where the renegadcs now are,
aud receiving achievements,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-29
miscellaneous Foreign News
0ILLlE RRowN nKAn.

r A, a.,
LONDON March 2S'-Johu Brown, the
well known personal attendant of Dueon
Victor,, 10 Hand No a,,,h -, N',>N''
W., ~ '.''' A''' "'"'' o0o"''e" ~
"ihosor 'asue'
SMALL SURPLUS.
rb, Times antic,no,os n,,, c.r,
,l,.,,ouo ~, %
chancellor oil the eXcheQuer, will have on
hand NJ the end OF the coming financial
year minimum surplus Of gl nooo
srYTENcEp TO PENAL srpy,r,,nr
BELFAST, March 2S.-Judre Swsson Ia.
sentenced twelve of the mcmhcrs ~ u nus
Armagh Assassination society Who vera y, ' rn.
Gently convicted OF conspiracy 10 mnr5sr
to terms of penal seryimdo yarv;,, md ,ra,i
"SuMprp oyrn
DupIiY. March " Tho Eroa. -,
nal saws The cscane or lynn ho. nnn Jour,
probably he discussed in ,he com wne WI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-29

capitalists, had an interview with the min
istry, seeking notifications OF the existing
Canadian laws ana regulations as wonld
afford distilleTs ofthe United States epriv,
ileee OF importing into the dominion bonded
WHISTLES in packages less Than 100 imperial
gallons, TO be deposited IN bonded ware
houses at given points and under special
restrictions and safeguards. The govern
ment will consider the matter.
WANT AMERICAN HONORs.
TORONTO, March 2S.-The students OF
Toronto university have organized rev
ing club 10 compete at American college
matches.
NO CONNECTION.
DUBLIN, March 2S.-The committee on
the Irish National League, Timothy ID.
Sullivan, member OF parliament, presiding,
has repudiated the charge that the league
is connected with the dynamite party OF
America. Rosa and Harcourt must fight
their own battles.
TO BE RELEASED.
MADRID, March 2S.-Castillo and l,Odri-
suez, Cuban refugees, surrendered at
Gibraltar by the English will be rescued
Immediately. The Maceo. the other refugee,
will be released when the government con
siders the action safe.
RELEASED.
Twenty-one of the tSenty.six persons ar
rested at Ballinrobe for completely in the
murder OF Feerick in June 1850, have been
released.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-29

AS the war between the civilized rodmcn
so called, in the territory north of us, sub.
sides, and peace begins TO resume its
wonted station, the redmen of the uncivil-
lied persuasion in the far west are appar.
emily rising EN- masse for general and
bloody conflict once more with the whites
in that portion of our political vineyard.
From the widespread dissatisfaction at the
various Indian centers and agencies ii is
more than likely that the government
agents have been stealing and robbing
from their red brother again at an unusual
rae The enterprls.ng Indian agent is
generally at the bottom of all the Indian
outbreaks.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-29

AS a slight indication of the extent of the
oifice.seeker nuisance in Washington, it
may BIO stated that for twelve vacancies in
the interior department, there are Just
eleven hundred applicants. The same pro.
portion of applications to vacancies exists
In all the departments, and at all times. A
civil service commission, or fool killer,
one or the other, is badly needed indeed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-29

KELLOGG has been floating around the
edges OF tho star.route whirlpool for some
time, but at last has been sucked in. We
may desire ever so much to see the arch
offenders against the government convicted,
but the country cannot but lament the now
intermiuabe prospects Of star-route trials
with ten fold repetition Of the monotony
that has already rendered DoHsRy's ana
BEADr's trial a greater nuisance than the
comic opera gags,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-29

The announcement that A. Oakley HALL
has assumed editorial control ofthe Truth, a
caustic metropolitan publication, brings
into public notice and activity again one OF
the most prominent members OF the old
TWEED ring, who, with SWEENEY and one or
two others, escaped the hard fate Of the
great boss. HALL was mayor Of New York
In the golden days of the ring.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-29

lr the arrests in Ireland continue for any
length OF time at the rate they are now be-
ing made, as high as twenty and thirty a
day, we may expect to see the whole En-,
erald Isle put in the prisoners dock soon,
and tried for murder. In such wholesale
arrests and prosecutions for so few crimes
there cannot but be gross injustice and per
Secution in over half the cases.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-29

The Chattanooga Democrat notices the
presence in that city of DR.. H. IL. Wynn, a
native of Georgia, with his family, who was
on his way to New York to take passage
for his home at Shanghai, China, where he
has resided for the past fifteen years. He
lived three years in Japan before going to
China, and gives it as his opinion that in all
the requisites of civilization and prosperity
n tne Chinese eS; is immeasursbly the Japs SUI
says the doctor, that the English-speakins
people alone excepted, thsre is not ma.
ton on earth possessing business aptitude
equal to that OF the Chinese
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-29

The great case of Belt against Lawes is
not yet dead, but merely sleeps until the
application for new trial is decided. It IS
known that up to the day when the Jury
gave him S25, 900 damages Mr.. Belt had paid
to hts solicitors $4,000, and on account OF
his own costs $4,000 more. Sir Hardingc Git
ford, who led for him had 81, 800 on his brief
and retresher of $500 day, making in all
$1,000 for one advocate for the trial. Mr..
Russell, for the defendant, had $3.50 on his
brief and $3.50 a day, Mr.. Webster $500 and
$3.50 day, and Mr.. l., Crevard S375 and
500 q day, These figures will make legal
mouths water.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-29

We publish this morning two or three
moro speeches off series that we have been
giving the public on the proposed ratihca.
lions OF the penitentiary lease. While our
own position has been firm and unequivo.
cal In opposition to the lease, we have
thrown the columns Of the HERALD open to
all the facts pro and con that the people
might have the matter properly put before
them
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-29

WISCONSIN has been trying the compul.
sorry education plan, and the journals OF
that state declare that the results are most
gratifying indeed, The attendance at school
has been growing rapidly, and now 10000
more children are being made to receive the
rudiments Of learning than were being
taught only year or so ago. II may work
vol and be productive Of great results thus
to compel children to attend the public
schools, but We cannot get rid OF the idea
that compulsory education law is an en-.
croachment upon the natural and proper
rights Of the individual.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-29

found fully warranted il. The indictment
IS IN every way correct. The charge is full,
fair and impartial. Appellant has had 4
fair tria! and been convicted. tie raises no
new questions, and those raised have been
disposed, of in Neyland VS.. the State, supra.
Affirmed. Hurt, i.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-29

We have received and read with interest
the little book entitled "Chained Light.
ming" 1t is another contribution to the
humorous literature Of the state, written
oy Mr.. WILLIAM A. BowKs, the 'h,nny
man" Of the Austin Statesman, under the
non DO plume Of IKE PmLxiSs." II con.
'sans many good and many poor passages,
" al books d suoh character do. ,but h I
vesy orsduahle vsnturun Tie fisld Of Al.
thofship md VIII doubtlsas brlns ~ 81.
iees meusy. and iams, = wsasust Il nay.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-29

JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL is mentioned in
connection with the rectorship of st, An
drcw's university, the Oldest Scottish insti-
tuition of learning. II tho honor should be
conferred upon him, 1t would be great
one indeed, and tho first one ever conferred
upon an American.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-29

lr DrAz becomes president of Mexico next
year after his extended tour through the
United States and acquaintance with such
large numbers Of our prominent men, no
ought to administer his country's affairs
where touching upon relations with the
United States, In moro liberal and intelli.
gent spirit than any Of his predecessors.
Hie election 10 the presidency Is moro than
probAe!es end the Americans ought 70 Rivs
MIN Z ius awe ny, upon every ocooSioo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-29
GENERAL NEWS.

Frank Bryne, the Irish Patriot, Arrives
in America and Is Interviewed.
Dukes Seat Ia the Pennsylvania Assem-.
bly, Declared Vacant.
The San Carlos Young Bucks Long.
ing for the Fray.
John Brown, the Queens Faithful
"Gillie," Is Dead.
One Of the Alleged louisville Default
ers Acquitted.
A Notorious and UnsayOry Libel Suit
Decided.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-29

HARRISBURG, Pa, March 2s.--At meet
ing of the Dukes investigating committee
this morning, Speaker Fauncc submitted
u letter from Dukes declining to accept the
seat to which he had been elected, and re-
questing the house TO declare the same Va
cant. II was 50 declared.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-29

GEORGIA and Rhode Island are both be-
coming unusually excited over the guber-
Material question. In both states, too, the
fight is among members of the same politi.
cal household and faith.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-29

BULLION and coin, as will be seen by the
dispatches, continue to come over in large
quantities to us from Europe, indicating
that our transatlantic cousins have been
buying largely from us.