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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-03-22
THE SOUTHERN STATES.

Delicious white shad are caught in
the Alabama river.
Not less than two hundred and
sixty school houses were put up In
Arkansas last year.
By the 18th of May the Memphis
and Selma railroad will be completed
to Holly Springs.
There were 81 deaths in Jackson
vile last month, 10 whites and col
ored. OF the whites were non-resi-
dents.
Mr.. w. NJ. Stone, of Washington
county, Mississippi, is preparing to
plant one hundred acres in jute.
A Lynchbuag, Virginia, genius has
invented a combination which an
swers for adoor bell, letter box, and
door plate.
Charles Alley, a IA year old boy of
Charlottee, was shot in the head by
an air gun carelessly discharged by a
companion.
Two negroes who killed a white
man in Mecklenburg county, North
Carolina, were acquitted of the charge
of murder in Charlotte, on the ground
OF Selt-defenSe.
\ Charlotte dog throws up coins
and catches them in his mouth. a
man tried him the other day with a
ten dollar gold piece and it slipped
down the dogs throat.
n Wilmington man has invented a
continuance for the use of grocefs and
other dealers in liquids by attaching
which to barrels the tin vessels used
for measuring the liquids us they are
sold may be kept drained and clean.
Julins r. Griswold, a young married
man of Madison, Ohio, is a drummer
for Baltimore house. On Saturday
last, in fit of delirium tremens, he
jumped from third-story window of
the National house at Atlanta. He
received serious injuries, but will
probably recover.
a. L. Kontz, of Atlanta, assistant
superintendent of the Pullman car
company, is the fortunate pOssessoT
of ten acres of granite, the valuable
quality of which was first brought
into notice by the exhibition of a
specimen at the Atlanta exposition.
He has offers of Sl.50 cubic foot
for all he can furnish.
The Scottsville, Virginia, Courier
says rich vein of gold quartz over
seven feet thick has been struck in
! the Morrow gold mine. 1t yields now
$50 a day, but the yield will soon be
increased greatly by new machinery
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The body of "a handsome young girl
has been found on the railroad track
near the city of TaganrOg, in the de-
partment of Jekaterinoslaw. in south
ern Russia. Beside the body lay a
paper on which was written that the
girl had been a member of the revolu-
tionary party and had turned traitor,
and had been condemned to death by
the revolutionary committee.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-03-22

The population of Paris has out
grown the means of locomotion, so
that now the leading thorOughfares
are blocked up with vehicles of all
sorts, and the workmen are obliged to
remain in central parts of sections,
where living is expensive and the sur
roundings unhealthy, because of the
difficulty and cost of conveyance to a
place of business. Formerly the ON
nibuses conveyed 100000 passengers
a year, now, 200,0O0,0O0, the popula-
ton having Increased at the rate of
$1,000 year. To remedy this state of
things system of underground rail
ways is to be constructed, modelled on
that of London.
The report of the farewell services
of the mountain evangelist, as pub
lished in the New York Tribune,
says: after singing by Miss Marie
Barnes, the evangelist, in an off-hand,
matter-of-fact way, said: Let us
praise Him. and led in prayer, in
which he said: Now, dear Lord, we
ask one sweet parting kiss, as is thy
won't Whereupon the indianapolis
Journal pertinently remarks that
such twaddle as this disgusts the
great mass of people, and utterly
spoils whatever good might result
from his administrations. America
can well spare all such evangelists.
We may cheerfully consent to lend
Barnes to England in reciprocity for
that organization of gentle lunatics
which calls itself the Salvation
army.'"
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BAsTROP, TEXAS, March 16.-Col.
w. w. Trigg, one of the Oldest citi-
zens of this county, is very i'll at the
residence of his son-in-law, Mr.. e. A.
Erhard, in this place. He is very low,
indeed, and the physicians have doubts
as to his recovery.
G. II. Haynie & Co., of this place,
yesterday closed contract with Mr..
Mcdonald. the contractor for the
courthouse. for the erection of ahand-
some two-story stone house on Main
street, which when completed will
cost over $1,000. We hear also that
Mr.. A. A. Erhard is talking of erect
ing handsome residence, while
others think of building soon. Our
town is certainly on rising ground.
Yesterday evening about $50
o'clock a severe norther struck our
town. accompanied by heavy rain,
which lasted some hours. 1t has been
cool and muddy all day.
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T0sTRAYED-By Heinrich RelneIt, resldIll
IT, on GilIeland' (*eck. before n. ItEf1
8, r. 4. O. NarcI |fs3' one sorEzIuu
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DEPARTMENT OF IN5UHANCR 7
STATISTICS AND HISTORY,
AUSTIN, TEXAS, March 3, 1883.

AUsIIh, IEAAsl MdfcI o 100.
To ali whom Il may concern:
This Is 10 certify that the California insur-
ance company OF San Francisco, Cal
ifornia, has In all respects fully com
piled with the laws Of Texas as conditions
and that said company holds certificate OF
authority from this once emitting Il 70 do
business In this state for twelve months from
the 1st day Of January, 1888, 70 the Sist day Of
December. 1883.
Given under my hand and seal. at once, I'm
81 Austin, the day and Date first above
H.P. BREWSTER, Commissioner
WILLIAM BOWEN. Special Agent,
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MILANo, March 16-Joseph Cald-
well has Just received letter in
which he is offered $4,000 for one
half of his one-sixth interest in the
new coal mines, which have just been
put in operation here. 1t is said to be
IA superior quality of coal, and in more
abundance than the old mine.
LIBERTY HILL, March 15.-Our
town is still improving, and new
houses are being built in all parts of
the village. The Baptist church,
which is nearing completion, will be
quite an addition to the place.
A heavy storm of wind and rain
prevailed for several hours yesterday
afternoon. No damage. Cloudy and
cold tonight.
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MAN HOOD

Speedily restored by the use Of pffaIfne Treat.
n,ent, which enectualiy Nervous Debil.
lily, Lost virIiity, Premature Decay, and
all troubles arising from over-work and e1cessea
sample Of vifalIne mailed free, sealed, by Sd
drossins ne. Whifflar. n4 Race 81. Cincinns'L o
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FENIAN SENTIMENTS
As Expressed Concerning the ExplO-
sion i'm London.
sHERIDAN's STATEMENT

oHEhIDAN oIAIEMENI.
Patrick j. Sheridan, whose extra
dition England has requested, said the
work is that of Irishmen. and is but
the advance picket. Much more will
follow, and England will shortly see
she must either free Ireland or suffer
the consequences.
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SAN SABA, March 16.-District
court adjourned to-day, the criminal
docket-being about cleared. Judge
r. II. Ward, in discharging the grand
jury, complimented them on the faith
full discharge of their duties. About
120 indictments were returned.
A heavy storm with hail occurred
yesterday. The country is flooded
and roads are bad. Farmers will be
considerably delayed in work on ac-
count of wet weather.
WACO, March 16.-During the storm
yesterday, lightning struck Mr.. Ey-
erly's dwelling in East Waco, coming
down the stove pipe and passing
across the floor like ball of fire, and
severely shocking persons sitting in
the room. Another Jolt struck near
several children playing in the public
school yard, on this side of the river,
stunning boy name Frank Tenant
so severely that he was carried home
unconscious, but recovered.
1t is stated here that several farm
ers in Bell county dug holes in the
ground in anticipation of Virgins
storm, which did not come. They
feel now like crawling in and pulling
the holes after them.
Mr.. &. w. Slattery has just perfect
ed good bond for his Fort Worth
paving contract, and will go up there
in day or two.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-03-22

Bolton, March 17.-Reports are
beginning to be received that sheep
nen have lost great many lambs in
the recent heavy rain storm.
A meeting of citizens T|si3 held in
the courthouse this evening, relative
to receiving and entertaining the
Texas veterans next month.
That Bolton is to have a cotton
compress by the beginning of next
cotton season, is now certainty.
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HOUSTON, March 17.-Jack White,
an old and well known policeman,
was killed tonight at about twelve
o'clock by some negroes in the fifth
ward. White is one of the forty
Irishmen who held Sabine Pass
against the entire federal fleet during
war, and received the personal thanks
of jeff Davis, who designated these
men as the forty bravest of the Con-
federacy.
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BAsTRoP, March 17.-Col. NJ. w.
Bigy, who has been quite ill for
sometime, is improving slightly.
Some of the country boys had an
alteration with some negroes to-day,
and from threats we are afraid some
serious trouble may occur.
The town is crowded to-day and
business is lively. The weather is
fine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
New REMEDIES IN CHrLDREy's Coypr ANTS

NEW REMEDIES IN CHMDREN's COMPLAINTS.
"A writer In TIE London Lancet relates rapid cure OF
erysipelas IN child. supervenng a burn. He put
thick coating Of whitehead paint the entire forcarm
back and front, developed the limb cotton WOOL and or
dered one dram OF ncte Of perchlorde OF iron divided
doses throughoutthe day. Nextmong found the child
sitting up the temperature o. pulse 81 the tongue
clean about half an hour after painting pain left him
he slept we'll and on waking called for food Another In
terestng is that reported by Ringk of Ber-tat
OF the treatment Of whOopngcOug with trpentine with
astonishing rcsulis The patient was little erl three
and hall years old aud fatal Issue seemed Imminent
DR. Ringk prescribed o terehinth 10 grains syr alth
so grams; teaspOOnful every three hours Tie next
day, when he saw the child be could hardly believe
eyesshe sitting up III bed, With great slice OF bread
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
MINES AND INNING.
SUNDAY, Nov. 25-P. N.

SUNDAY, NOV. ZO--P NJ
The mining stock markets again last week
made further improvement in the amount OF hans-
actions but there was little feature in what was
done and few changes in prices worthy OF note.
Chrysoite was active and rose from 1.3O to l.7O,
but later was barely steady at LAO. Green Mount
ain also made some show of activity and advanced
from /. to 1.20. The Leadville stocks generally
were dull and weak. The ComstOcks generally
were quiet and steady but among them Mexican
was strong at an advance to 3d2.s0. Prices for the
general list show small declines for the week rather
than advances.
r. 7.ur, ,,rNr,yo rvDuIVrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26

bales. Including Is O00 American. Futures.U pianos
Low Mdns clause November delivery 1891, a 40
january February delivery 6o54d do FEBRUARY ana
March delivery. s63s4d; also 6264d; do MaEG i an1
April delivery, 6l64d also Cd: do Apr and May deVery
64.6zd do May and June delivery, 6S64d Futures naI
D. mCottOn-Thes sales OF the day Included bsuu Daies
American Fdtures-Uplands Low Midling clause DeGsn
Der and January delivery 5S64d do January ana es
Fuft e0sfdd ul
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PROPOSALS FOR FLOATING GATE OR
Il CAISSON
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

- WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Nov. H. lss3. ,
SEALED PROPOSALS addressed 10 the Chtt OF me bu
reau of Yards and Docks, Navy department WahblSon
d. e., Endorsed Proposals fer Floating Gate, Wll d. re-
eeged 40 ts Bureau by the until O'Clock D. M
OF Tue day the 22d day OF January 1884, which time ana
place the proposals win be opened in the presence OF bidders
Tor furnishing the necessary labor and material for the CON
strueou OF Floating Gaze, Caisson, for tho dr0c ~
the Mare Island Navy Yard, California.
Plans Of the Floating Gate CmssOn and all attach ens
pertaining thereto can re and copies 0f
and III trctOu3 10 bidders obtained by applying TO the B
elu OF Yards and Docks Navy Depmtm nt the tiyl Eng
neers oceat the Mare Island Navy Yard California or the
Navy Pay OMces NJ No IL Safest, NewYOrk City and 40
40 MLk-st, Boston, Mass
The Bureu the right 20 reject any ali bids that
may NOT DC deemed advantageous to the GOyernm nt
No proposal viii be considered unless accompanied by the
prescribed bond which forms part of the
EDWARD T. NICHOLS, Chief or Bureau.
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Steamboats, ano Railroads

4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No l,22S Broadway. corner Thirty.
nrsi T.. until NJ and sos West Twenty'thrdst corner
Eighth ave, No 90 East Fourteenth
go 1htdavc, corner Forty sevenihst. at the HARLEM
OFFICES. Nos l007 and 2,3OO Tirrdave, one
hundred andtweniyf fthst up to D. M at regular Office
rates.
| EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passcnge
trains leave depot foot Of Corudt and Desbrossos
81 $40 a. m $40 and for EastOn Bethlehem Allen
town, Reading Nauch Chunch, Wllkosbarre T0wanda Wa
VERY Ithaca Geneva Lyons, Buffalo and the west Pullman
through coaches run daily Local trains at and $40
?. %. for ElSon, Bethlehem and COOlay.
Trains leaving ~ $40 q. I and $40 m connect for
all points Mlhanoy and Hazeton regions. sunday
Tram htal Tor MGuth Chunk $40 Leave Mauch chunk
att p.
General Eastern Office corner " Church and COrandt sta
T.. b. ENINGTON, G.. +. \
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Bullion valued at go, 900 was received in New
York on Saturday from the mines, making total
for the week Of $4,000.
The total sales of mining stocks At the Ncw-IOrk
Mining stock aud National Petroleum Exchange
the past week were officially reported at $4,000
shares.
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Proposals.
DROPOSALS FOR PUMPING MACHINERY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
HffRPAIf nE XAnag NND T1OCKt

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov IL, lbS3.D
SEALED PR )POSALS addressed 10 the Chief OF INC Bu-
reau OF Y ri and Docks, Navy Department, washington
u. O., ndOrsed Proposals for Pumping Machinery WIZ Os
received at this Bureau by the undersigned unt O'clock
OF Tuesday the I'D day Of January 1884 a when ne
and place the proposas will be opened the presece Oh p
ders for furnishing delivering and erecting the Pumps III
gnee and other attachments thereto for the stone
dydock at the Mare Island Navy Yard California in accord
with printed Instructions for OF bdiers
Plans Of the Pumphonse Pumpwel and CuyertS can De
seem and copies specifications and Instructions TO D1us
obtained by applying 10 Of Yards and DOek
Navy Department. the Civil Engineers Office az the Navy
a Mare Island California the Navy Pay Offices az No.
IL statest New York city, and No 45 Ad-sf Boston Mass
Inc Bureau reserves the right IN reject all bias tt
may moi be deemed advantageous 10 the Government -,
No proposal viii he considered unless accompanied Dy te
prescribed bond which forms a OF the
EDWARD L. NICHOLS, Chief OF Burtan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
Gouartnershlp NoIices.
WHEREAS the copartnership heretofor

WHEREAS the cOpartnership heretofore ex-
W isting under the hrm name of MORRISON q HERR
MAN co has been dissolved by the retirement Of Joseph
Alexander but the business by the sub
scriGeTs, both OF whom cOpartners in said firm.
And whereas the said COpnrnershp had business relations
with foreign countries, and cOpartnersp within this
state had conducted
years and upwards and George A Morrison and John HERR
the mcDers thereof in the partnership
hereinafter referred specified in tie Legislature
Of the state OF NewYOTk entitled allowing the
tinued Of cOpaTnershp certain cases. and the
acts amending the same.
Now, therefore, George A. Morrison and John Herri
man. whose places Of abode CITY County
Of NewYorF do hereby certify pursuant said statute that
the and hereafter dealing under the
firm name Oi MORRISON, HERR1StAN q co.
GEORGE A IORRISON.
JOHN HERMAN
Dated. Vow. York. Oct 81. 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 24-BaeOn- rib steady AT Ala n,
Iard1Prme Wssieri steady at Adj Wheat no p sprns
at IS. sd Corn-Mixed New, steady, az S. cid ' ~
LONDON, Nov. 2.-Ltnseed on, i8 6s a go pcr ,pp
BREMES Nov Zi--MloOxs Lard closed at al max nor
HON. ' ~
HAMBURG, Nov. 24.-WicoIs Lard closed Al 40 marks "a
pieuHiugs pei 100 pounds ' w
HAyRR. Nov. 2f-"IeOxs Lard closed at 80 francs so
ceJumes per 90 kiOs. W
no EjASEIRo. Nov. lCoGee-Good Frsts 54OO Q5 $50
refs per 10 kilOs. ''0N
SANTOS, New -COnee-superor santos 5000 200 reis
kilOH $3.50
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EUIGH VALLEY ENILROAD--Passong
NORWICH LINE

- REDUCTION or FARE
To BOSTON 80, Worcester y 80 Nashua. S3 IS Portland
50. and no transfer
The steamer
CITY OF WORCESTER
without exception TIE most elegant on the Sound AMI
lie i1NUriic CITY OF BOSTON,
leave Pier No 40 North River FOOT Of Wattst pier
atoye Dsbrosse-s Perry daily sundays pm.
Drawing room cars 10 Boston from London at IL
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-C Commencing Nov. IL 1884
through ualn, VIII leave Gland Central Depot.
"a n, western Ncw-IOrk ard Northern Express. With
drawing room
$40 Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cars
stopping al Albany, ttc1, Syracuse, Rochester
Cey ,nd and IOicdo arriving at Chicago 1910
luaO Chicago Express drawing u Canaan.
daisu2, Rochester and Bufao; couneyt "a for Oswego
II a. NJ Wet IN Ne urk ana Mort with
dr ug room cars, stng saratoga Gems Fails
Rutland.
$50 pm Abany, Troy and Utica CXp-s Drawing room car,
4 7. m~ Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy
% D. M - Louis Express with sleeping for Niagara
Pals Brialo Cincinnati except Saturday, Toledo Detroit
p Express with sleeping cars 10 Syracuse and 10
Auburn Road also To Montreal Connects
- Pacific Express with sleeping Rochester
Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit, Chicago Louis Oswe.
gtr also IowyiJo except SaturnayJ ~
IL Might Express with sleeping cars 10 Albany and
Troy connects with the morning trains Tor the West
North except saturday night.
Tickets ON sale at Grand central Depot No Bowling
Green 252 and Alb broadway and at WcstcOts Express
Offices Park place, and 1S5 and $40 Broadway NcwYOrk
ana s9 washington and S64 FultOnss, BrOOkyD aud ~
Baggage called for and checked from residence
These trains run daily. AL others daily except sunday
J. NJ. IOltEN, G. B. MEEkER,
General superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
HAMILTON HOTEL,
BERMUDA.

Most delightfully."- located commanding extensive vIe,v 81
au sdb greatly improved ANA possessing all modern
convenience VIII be open the season Nov IL IsS3 20,
mate perfect; cuisine uneIceptiDna H
Tourists yalids and others recognize the unequaed adj
yantagcs Afforded 10 all 10 avoid Tisnrs 80
AortAefn winter In Il visit 10 Bermuda. S' " Z"
CHAs. u EMMoNs Proprietor
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Corporation Notires.

NOTlCE.-PrOpOslls for dredging at the foot
~ Of West @6hs, r. win be received By the Depart
Weut % Docks III and liJ Duane.st until Wednesday,
yeWber p, 1888 at II O'Clock For full information
The City Record Copies for sale at No ? City Hall.
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STATE OF NRw.Yo

STATE INV YORK
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW.IORK. D.
ON this 3ls day October in the year thousand eight
hundred ana eghyhTee before personally George
A Nor on md John Herman, to known and known To
% be the individuals described executed the
foregoing nstuenent and everay acknowledged they
executed the same IOr the purposes therein mentioned
HENRY w. SACKETT,
Notary Public, New-York County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26

- AMIN
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
Office Pier Is, y. r., foot Of Cortlandtst
Consgnments OF freight forwarded as directed "a anv ~
tithe wOrhI ~ P-''
ONEQuALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received for delivery Of kinds Of freight and mar
chandise to any part of the city,
SIN AMI hASboh TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LIGHTERAGE
Freight OF every description promptly ghtered IN
III the harb0r at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES To CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
Steamer John II. starin for NEW HAVEN leaves Pier
TO- ~ H. foot Of Cortandtst at D. H. daily. SUNDAYS
excepted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS co. between New.York and
NeW'liayen Care aud dispatch guaranteed
tor points ON d. L. W. r. r. received at PisR 10.
FOR New Haven and points East, at Pier IT,
NOHIH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND-Eleven Nuas for
len Cents via steamers from Iron l. T. H. foot OF
WhitehalLst
CENTRAL SHIPYARD, Communipaw. N. J.-Dry Docks
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appertanng To tho
construction and repair OF vessels
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Dinter Resorts.
CRAWFORD'S MEXICAN GULF HOTEL

PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS
on the Gulf coast, between NewUrcans and Mobile r..
winter resort IN the south Hotel new with every oian
convenience aud Improvement Fronting d,rrcfy nn III
Gut WIN private pier 1000 feet In length IIo and cnS
salt water Daths climate unexceilc only 90 mes from Nav
orleans ny Louisville ana Nashville H. H. and no change ~
cars from MAahlhBVO ST. LOUIS or Louisville For Toous an
ply To. M. j. CRAWFORD Nona ns az
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LIVERPOOL. Nov 24.-l230 D. Injection seady. MIddlrg
uplandA l5lGd; do Orleans Lied Sales 10 coo bass
including 1000 for speculation export TeoeIps 10 500
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