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National Republican., 1883-12-04

Henry Bolton 10. Road wagon j, N.
Bangs, 1 j. T. Hoge, 1. Continental sword
Capt g. B. Anderson, 80; Capt. w. w. Mills,
30i Mr.. Lipphard, 81 Rockford gold watch
Gen. w. w. Dudley, Is; Col. T. N. Burrill,
81 Hon. S. Z. Rounds, ~. Shot guu-R. A.
Davis, 81 s. Hancock, 8; Il. Trouland, %.
Easy chair--Capt. G. b. Anderson, 2 Capt.
w. w. Mills, 2; Lieut.. II. Biener, 1. Polkin-
horn silver composing stick-W. A. Perry, 1.
Elk badge-Duniel Il. Cahill 40, w. l.. Dem
mis- 27. Putnam Phalanx revolver-Col. w.
G.. Moore ., Col. Burnside 3. Afghan-Dr. f.
Donohuo 81, DIR. X. A. Bacon 3, DIR. B. NJ
Beall 1913, DIR. Charles Allen 10. Doll
Maud Wallach Is, Mamie COLLISION 12. Dolman
Miss Katic Connell 5S, Miss Carrie Caselow s.
Velvet dress pattorn-NIiss Delhi Henry, 80 ;
Miss Deli Tune, 10. American sewing ma
ohino-Mrs. Il. +. Vermillion, so, Uniform
for express employc-Thomss Wiley, 1 !;
Hugh Murphy, TO- Jonadab-P. Printz, 81
N. Bunch, 5; w. G.. Perry, 8; @. NJ. Allen,
@: John Tyler IL
National Republican., 1883-12-04
Trial OF an Election Case.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Dec. 3.-The testimony
in the Mitchell case was concluded in the
United States court to-day. 1t is the custom
in Charleston to form two lines at the polls
one Of colorcd persons and one of whites. A
mulatto named Clark attempted to break
from his line to the white line at the registra-
ton in May, 1882, but was stopped by Police
man Mitchell and turned back. A deputy
United States marshal then came up and told
Mitchell to como with him, but Mitchell re-
fused unless warrant was shown. The
deputy marshal than left the scene. No vio-
lence or disorder is alleged. The arguments
will be heard tomorrow. District Attorney
Melton and Mr.. Speer appear for the govern
ment, and Judge Magrath and ox-Attorney
General Yeomans for the defense.
National Republican., 1883-12-04
IMPORTANT DECISION.
An Imposstbiiity TO Legally Make n State
Pay It's Debts.


Pay It's Debts.
In the supreme court of the United States
yesterday the case of George A. Cunning
ham against tho Macon and Brunswick Rail
road company ct al, on appeal from the
United States circuit court for the southern
district of Georgia. was decided. This was
suit upon series of bonds of the Macon and
Brunswick Railroad company amounting, in
the aggregate, to $500, 900. which had been
lndorscd by the governor Of Georgia, under
authority of the state legislature. In 1873
tho railroad company failed, and the gov
ernor, in order to secure the interest of the
state, created by its Endorsement of these and
other similar bonds, seized the road. In 1875
the state, By. an act of its legislature,
repudiated its Endorsement on the
$60O,000 of bonds here in contro-
versy, but confirmed by PURCHASE its
right TO the road, and made provision
for the payment of another earlier series of
bonds, which also bOro its Endorsement. The
present suit was brought by one of tho holders
of the 100000 series of bonds against the
governor and treasurer Of the state and others
to test the question of the states liability
and to obtain relief. The bill was dismissed
in the court below on tho ground that it was
virtually suit against tho state and the
state was not and could not be made party
to it. This court comedies in that view of
the case, and says whenever it can be clearly
cen that the state is an indispensable party,
TO enable the court according to tho rules
which govern its procedure, to grant the relief
sought the court will refuse to take iurisdic-
tion. n this case the state of Georgia is an
indispensable party it is, in fact, the only
proper defendant. No one sued has any per-
sonal interest in the matter, or any official
authority TO grant the relief asked. No fore
closure suit can be sustained without the
state, because she has tho legal title to the
property, and the purchaser under a fore
closure decree would get no title in the alb
senco Of the state. The state is in the actual
possession of the property, and the court can
deliver no possession to the purchaser. The
entire interest adverse to the plaintiff is the
interest of tho state of Georgia in the prop
erty, of which she has both tho title and
possession.
On tho hypothesis that tho foreclosure by
the governor was valid tho trust asserted by
plaintiff Is vested In the state as trustee and
not in any of tho officers sued. No money
decree can be rendered against the state, nor
against its officers, nor any decree against the
treasurer, as settled in Louisiana VS.. JuInel
If any branch of the state government has
power to give the plaintiff relief, it is tho
legislature Why is it not sued as body or
its members by mandamus to compel them to
provide means to pay the states Endorsement?
The absurdity of this proposition shows the
impossibility of compelling state to pay its
debts by Judicial process. The decree of the
circuit court is affirmed. Opinion by Justice
Miller, Justices Harlan and Field diss enting.
National Republican., 1883-12-04

New YORK, Dec, "A row of four double
frame houses running south from 314 West
Fifty-fourth street, known as "nigger row."
from the fact that they are occupied entirely
by negroes, caught fire this evening and was
partially destroyed. Three little children,
Hattie, Mabel, and Edgar Judson, aged
respectively 3, 9, and years, were burned to
death. The mother Of tho children, n young
colored woman, whose husband is a
white man, left them playing together
in her room while she went to q
grocery store. When she returned the house
was in flames. 1t is thought that the fire
was caused by one of the children upsetting
akerosene lamp during their mothers absence.
The fire spread so rapidly that the forty-seven
families, who arc crowded together in the
rickety buildings, had barely time to make
their escape with their lives, and little fur
niture was saved. The total loss by the fire
is estimated at $4,000
National Republican., 1883-12-04
The Votos at tile FnIr,

At the close of tho Continental fair last
night the voting stood as follows; Piano
Arion quartette, 90; Washington oporatic
association, 33; Choral society, 80; Apollo
Glee club, Ia; Y. NJ. @. A. Glee club, L. Music
easel-AIiss Nellie McCartes, 81; Miss
Minnie Evan, IA; Mrs Roemer.Kaspar,
o; Mrs. josie Logan, Is. Cooking stove
Miss l.. G. Hutton 5, National colors-Cor-
coran Cadets, 2l Rife Cadets, 8 Sons of
Veterans, 20; Union Veteran Cadets, /. Ebony
table-Miss G.Wallach. 2; Miss Dora Benton,
20. Oil stove-G. L, Smith, Jero Williams,
2; w. A. Chauncey, 10; John Bussius, 20.
Parlor desk-Miss Grinman, s Miss Mamie
Rodier 10; Miss Belle Whitcomb, 10; Miss
Florence Perry, 10, Good Templars badge.
National Republican., 1883-12-04
ISRAEL CHURCH.
The Fair Opens with Enthusiasm, and Is
u Success.

Success.
The Union fair of Israel church opened
last night under encouraging auspices. The
basement is used, and the decorations were
tasteful and handsome. The room was
filled by 8 o'clock. 1t had been generally
known that the Hod Carriers union and
Union guards would visit the fair on this occa-
sion. Three hundred members turned out in
uniform, and were welcomed by Mr.. G. w.
Davis, chairman of the committee of arrange
ments. He was responded to by Mr.. G.. c.
Ball. Miss Josephine Tinney made an ad-
dress of welcome, and was responded to by
Mr.. Edward Toole. Tho Hod Carriers
union was presented with handsome
altar, bearing all their emblems and
notices 1t was received on behalf of the
union by Rev. c. Robertson. The prizes We're
numerous and handsome. Tho voting stood
as follows: Parlor organ-Mrs. S. r. Elkins,
/; Mrs. NJ. A. Moore, A; Mrs. Stevenson. 6,
China tea set-Mrs. A. Brooks, 10; Mrs. Snow
den, 10; Miss F.Toppin, 3; Mrs. L. NJ. Hawkins,
g. Barber chair-W. II. Severson, 6; @. Ii.
Hill, 20; A, j. Howard 8.
National Republican., 1883-12-04
,yrs. RI,II,s 6,on5,,,on

BALTIMORE, Dec, 3.-The condition of Mrs.
Laura Rial, who killed her two little girls
on Friday last and attempted her own life by
cutting her throat is said to be much
improved tonight and it is probable she
may recover. She is able to sit up in chair
and take nourishment. though she cannot
speak. Her husband has not seen her since
the time of tragedy.
National Republican., 1883-12-04
The Secretary OF state.

In the supreme court yesterday argument
was commenced in the cases of Frederick t.
Frelinghuysen, secretary of state, plaintiff in
error, VS.. The United States OK rel. John j.
Key, and The United States OK rel The La
Abra Silver Mining company plaintiff in
error, VS.. Frederick T. Frelinghuysen.
National Republican., 1883-12-04
sit contlnentals' Fair, Masonic Temple.
His Customary Outcrv.

John A. Walsh is out with another letter
to the President in reference to the late star
route prosecutions 1t is a bumptious, blus-
tering production, and abounds in abuse of
many people whose existencl is n standing
irritation to Mr.. w. He is after ex-senator
Kellogg again.
National Republican., 1883-12-04
Tbc Iyn,h,rgton Co,lets.

At business meeting of the Washington
Cadet corps last night the following named
gentlemen were elected officers for tho ensu-
ing year &. A. Fleetwood, captain; ]. A.
Perry first lieutenant; A. J. Brooks, second
Lieutenant J. r. Brown. brevet second lieu
tenant; ], A. Payne secretary; j. p. Gu tier,
ormorer
National Republican., 1883-12-04
4rrsunal Comfort.

TORS ENLEVES SANS noULEUR-DURIL'
~ Ions nalvai5 Ongles engelures sOlgnes aveo
success, par le DoCrEUR WHITE, ,Chlropedste
Numero lil0 Pa, ave- VISA Wis le' Wizards Hole.
Pour slons dnnnas chez ui 81 u domicll, 20. 10
DOCTEUR WHITE, est etA6li Washington dupuls
1851.
NEW TURKISH BATH CDR. BOVEESl
IN iil7 q street. opposite Riggs House. Large pool,
good ventilation ladies' Monday and Friday Noi
day u p IN Baths, o. tlcltelu sL5Q.
NpO DIR IL. 4. BONEE, Electrician
TTNHU SHEDD HATHS, Oui T. STREET. NEAR
a Ninth-turklsh Russian, sulphur, and Mercural
baths given with skin and experence Manipulainr
often years experience At this establishment Single
bath, ~ for ~ Il for SO open SUNDAY from a
National Republican., 1883-12-04
WANTED.
SUPERFLUoUS HAIR
SuPERFLUOUS HAIR
SUpERFLUOUS HAIR
AIfn nHfIg EIInITG IIAID

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
Is an excessive growth of hair on the female face
seen on the upper lip chin, tn cheeks and brow
rms Is the most noticeable, unslghtly and annoying
OF all complexion blemses II Is difficult to tell who
are most entitled TO sympathy-the young gent
whose greatest ambition Is TO raise beard and
not or the lady whose hireutical growth will appear
The most barbarOus methods have been rcsored to
hot pitch plaster, depllatOry powders. the tweezers
re acids, the scissors aud razor. II is very humili
ntng to sensitive refined lady to realize that II is
impossible 10 appear Ia public without first standing
or sitting before her mirror, puCking ont by
Sil, wiry hairs With tweeZers nom her face, To be
gone through with day after day with the greatest
care for her experience teaches her that if she
tracts the hne hairs they In turn become heavy.
DIR. VAN DYCk, Dermatoogist No. % Grant
Place, between Ninth and Tenth and q and ii
streets, permanently and forever removes super
huous hair by the operation OF ElectrOyses (the
electric needle process). This is the only method
In the world by which this obnoxl9ns growth
can be removed Ladies' II you are thus afflicted don't
Dermatologist, at once aud make your engagement
for treatment as only limited number can he treated
DAILY hours q. M to7 p. M. Sundays, q. m. TO p
IN. Office, ~ Grant Place. 5-no20
VNTANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN l..
w Beall, Bateman Il Co. Is Bank, lill ST. NV Is
aCommissioner OF Deeds for every State and Terri
tory, United States Commissioner Examiner, and
Notary Public: nlwaySih Oitce from q. M TO y.
TFHE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN IS ISSUED
L every Thursday. Single copies can be had In
wrappers ready for mailing. Subscription price, $3.50
per year.
National Republican., 1883-12-04
Threo Cb,,drcn aurnco 20 D,,tb.

National Rifles will visit Continentals' Fair, at
Masonic Temple tonight.
National Republican., 1883-12-04
@antrS- miscellaneous.


rTNo LoAN-s3,5OO ON GOOD REAL ESTATE ST.
Il curity Inquire OF EUGENE +. ARNOLD, at
torney at law. 470 La av. SO
A n ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN WITH S2OO CAN
IA have an Interest In legitimate, well paying es-
tabished business. Address promptly NJ. X. s., Re-
publican Office. SIS
TINO LOAN on REAL ESTATE, q, 900, SaOOl &C. OOo
- 81 800, $500 no delay. PHIL A. DARNEILLE,
1920 Il st. N. W. SO
ID EGINNERS IN MUSIC CAN BE IN
~ struclei for 50 per quarter: best references
given. Address MUSIC, Republican Once. 81
ITALTAN FRENCH. GERMAN. SPANISH
l. classics and every branch of mathematics, pure
aud applied, thoroughly taught by CARLO ViiNE.
IlANl, NJ. A., PHI. d., 1926 N. Y. av. 5-I
A BABY CARRIAGE IN GOOD CONDITION.
IA at q moderate price. Address, stating price
FRIDAY, Republican onice. "a
lNRENCH PUPILS FOR NEW CLASSES JUST
A. organized: Pnrisan pronunciation: terms mod
crate MILE. " PRUDHOMME, 1922 st. NV. o.
DERsoNS TO TRY 10 FIND THE ADVBH-
4 tisemont of OLCOTr'S Livery Stable in this
paper 5no2l.tf
FJNHE WEEKLY PUBLICAN PAYS SPECIAL
u attention TO the news of the Capital Every citi-
z1nshould subscribe for IL.
National Republican., 1883-12-04
Sral Gstate $ruksrs.

Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, contains completes 'hedue OF our houses,
stores, shops Rnd farms offered for ront togethor
with descriptions, prices, EC, and how they may be
Property for sale IN nl parts OF thecy Money
10 loan on real estate. CnlL
n. ii. WARNER. OlG Fstreot
National Republican., 1883-12-04

THURSDAY-E -Enrollment of Comrodes and Organ
iznlion. Address of Welcome by Hon. X. 4. Mer-
rick,
FRIDAY-Reports and General Business; In tho
EveRng, Music and Grafton by Hon. Thomas j.
Mackey, Of South Carolina,
SATURpAY-Conclusi of BusIness, At p. m.
tie Comrades will march TO the White House to
pay their respects TO the President, under Escort
Of The Grand Army Of The Republic.
SATURDAY NIGHf-Banquet mt Abner's Hall.
deG-6t
National Republican., 1883-12-04

.17 llTr ST. N. W.-HANDsoMEIY FUR
vi. 4 nishod rooms, en- suite, suitable for Senator
Mnmlhfr. I.lO
National Republican., 1883-12-04
d1lnntto-0smuIupmtnt.

DY AN EDUCATED COMPETENT GERMAN
ID girl, situation as nursery gOvornoss, seam
Stress, or lndys maid; best references. Address g.
IT,, Republican Office les
National Republican., 1883-12-04

LNURNISHED ROOMS-A FIRST CLASS CA
terer in the house that furnishes meals to the In
ais nj w IA
National Republican., 1883-12-04

ADNERS HALL. II Street, Between 7th and Sth
Opposite Postollico DepartmenD,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY.
December 9th, 7lh, and 6th 1855
National Republican., 1883-12-04

1.-TWO OR COMMUNICATING ROOMS WITH
l. or without furniture ID door. 1888 Corcoran 81.
National Republican., 1883-12-04

Children's Matinee SATURDAY, December s, ata
y. m Admission cents.
National Republican., 1883-12-04

1eDI1 ST. N. W,-G0OD SIZED BACK
u - # l. room, furnished, with board; price, in-
Guiding las, heat. and board, s25 per month, -
roo STu ST. N. w.-vERY PLEASANT FUR
4 "a nshed rooms, near Patent ollcc; conve.
ylenI 10 cars 30
National Republican., 1883-12-04

DY A LADY, POSITION AS PRIVATE sEC-
ID rotary to senator member, or writing at
home for professional gentleman. Address COPY
lST, Republican Once. ii
National Republican., 1883-12-04

on- 18TH ST. N w.-PARLOR BEDROOM
gu 4 and office on I'd floor, to senator or Mem
Der; Handsomely furnished; good board Immediately
opposite. 7-B
National Republican., 1883-12-04

rTNo LoAN-sa,5OO ON GOOD REAL ESTATE sE.
turney at law. 40 La av. SO
National Republican., 1883-12-04

MONDAY. DEC. io.-His MaIesty's Safety Pin.
MATTHEW ARNOLD
lne distinguished English scholar poet critic and
lecturer. will lecture ut the CONGREGATIONAL Church
corner Tenth and streets,
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER
sUBJECr:
National Republican., 1883-12-04

MARINE BAND IN ATTENDANCE EACH
de3Gt EVENING.
National Republican., 1883-12-04

POH IND. ,AV.-FUENIsHED AND UNFUR;
OAO nishcd rooms, with bath room attached. rs
600 X ST. n. wa SUITE OF HAND
OOJ somey furnished rooms on list floor; mod
ern improvements; suitable for Senator or Member
good hoard, 70
National Republican., 1883-12-04

JAv0 n ST. N. w.-CoMMUNICATING
l. 4l = parlor and bedroom LIST floor also front
bedroom ON % floor, with large acOve and closet
hot anh cold wnter private family; references 7-5
National Republican., 1883-12-04


VNLEGANTLY FURNISHED yNOMS IN a
~ private family; references csSSlnged. 50 9th
81, n, w. 40
National Republican., 1883-12-04

PEGINNERS IN MUSIC CAN BE IN
- struciei for 80 per quarter: best references
glven. Address MUSIC, Republican Once. 81
National Republican., 1883-12-04

A n AMERICAN LADY, PAST MIDDLE AGE.
IA competent and energetic, would like position
AS hnusok ceper In Washington, o widOwers family
preferred good references in Washington and Bus-
ton. Address Mrs. A. c. HOWARD, 20 Regent st. v,
Boston, Mass. IL
National Republican., 1883-12-04
@anttb

WY yTANTED-WHITE WAITER. ESQ; WHITE
wv boy to drive, el2; 100 women servants, private
families; bring references 026 L 81, n. W., PRICE
d COOMBS, licensed agents. 2.i0
VIZ TANrED-A PRESS BOY IN A PRINTING
Wy, Office; $3.50 per week. Room 10, O07 9TH ct.
National Republican., 1883-12-04

40 STORY FRONT ROOM. NEWLY FUR
N nshed. Apply i2ls 18Th st. n. W. rs
1910 ST. n. W-ELEGANT APART
- - ments, en- suite, occupied for years bv
Members of Congress- south front; cars pass TO Capt.
tol 7-5
National Republican., 1883-12-04

rINo LOAN on REAL ESTATE, 5000, saOOl s2OOO,
n q 800, 500; no delay. PHIL A. DARNEILLE,
National Republican., 1883-12-04
WlantrN--.Ronms.

pY 2 GENTLEMEN AND WIVES, FUR
D nished or unfurnished rooms In strictly private
family where there no other bOArders; good home
comforts; family table: permanent home, n. w. part
city south of ST. east OF 18th ST. and west OF llih
best of references given and required. Address BUSI
MSS, Republican Office, with location. 40
A SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS, BETWEEN
IA 18th and 18TH aud and Lsta. N. w. Address II.
j. H.. Republican Ohice.
National Republican., 1883-12-04

1929 rn s pam milo TFH II thIe9 an1
bath, will rent separately; reference exchanged
National Republican., 1883-12-04

TWO COMMUNICATING. 2D STORY ROOMS,
l. with or without boardi references exchanged. 62
at 4
National Republican., 1883-12-04

VNoUR LARGE COMPLETELY FURNISHED
I rooms with or without hoard; for gentlemen
only. Apply 70 WEsCoTr & WILCOX, cor. 10th
md 1 sts, N. w. 7-5
National Republican., 1883-12-04

A NEWLY FURNISHED DOUBLE PARLOR,
IN with open CRATES; use Of good piano; convenient
ro oners sls 9th at ", W, "a
National Republican., 1883-12-04

111E 1 ST. N. .w.-HANDsoMELN FUR
l. l. L - nished suite OF rooms on lst floor, with
or N'itluuL 7.b
National Republican., 1883-12-04

A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL RENT . NICELY
IN Furnished rooms on ID floor; the hou.e is cen
lrally located, near Capitol, hotels, and street
cars. 455 1t. NV. 7-B
National Republican., 1883-12-04
Fur Sale.

A FULL BLOODED WILLOUGHBY "PUG,N I
IA Address L. H. Republican OIlce. S,S
A $500 DOUBLE BOOK, PEDAL BASS CHURCH
"A Organ Harmoncon. in perfect order, for si75 |
on easy terms; or for rent, and rent applied on pur
chase, at q. l.. WILD 81 BROS, 7O) Eth st. N, w.
S-H
National Republican., 1883-12-04

OOT 80 ST. N. W.-WITH BOARD, DIE
~ slrable front roomi alsoa single room. 7-5
A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. SOUTH EN-
X w 10
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15
CURRENT TOl.ICs.

IT il repo ted that the mayor VI Alex
nndrta, Va, when importuped to drive
out II recent influx ot gamblers, replied
that they and tho q who came to play
with them wore about the only source oi
revenue the town had. aud he did not
think it good iiuanclcriuR to drive them
away The mayor kllls no geese during
- scarclty of golden oggs.
The State. ,ay- the cosmopolitan
character Ut Chicago IN -hnwn hy the
fact that over 2OO,OOO uf the residents .
that city were born boy Ond tho Atlantic
Every state III ho Union IN represru ed
! /, cludIng Delaware, aud every country
| including Greenland, and the hRh rtAs
| There are la Chicago ulghty two per
bous who have policies GU their lives tc
the amount of SJU,OOO two to th,
amount oi $50 100, one to the amount
~ SlOOUNO, o. to the amount ut $40
90, and ono to the amount ut Sl25,UlU
Young Echuls, who died nt Rome, Ga.
Sunday night, after an Illness uf fottl
right hour WAS an Inve crate smnkrl
/ NJ cigarettes. HIS attending phy-lcinr
says that couRcs ion Of tn lungs wHr
I the result oi that habit
a pulicel Judge at ~. Joseph, Mo, re-
marked. Iu dismissIng u case the O hrI
/ dag II shall diHmis every cHss Il
woman Insulting whore 1t can be shown
that the woman first iilrted with the nc
cuHrd."
/ Captain Walter reaSr, ut Enfield
| Conn, marked thu beginning of his On,
. hundreth year lnst week by giving +
/ duner patt,. at wlnch all of his hv,
chtl rem aud revernl mlddle-agei grand
+ chIl rem we're pIcgrHt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15
ia ltl.IG OPINION.

The NrA York aud Massachusetts, "a
o,- deu. Ia .in computing the riNtliGn. iuu
al the north or ,n-t with that at tue south
We have tot uotir, Il much OF that sort uI
thiuy since the revelations oi the ,ru,luc,
/ pnctictd in thc state rrirun- Cl Sew
| ORR sttn and the more rrcrnt relies o.
| hubarsm mOdcrnlL Il and verified Ia tn,
! l,wksbul ul ushousr OF MA-sa,husrtts.
ludttI apuls sentinel
The AneIi an people de- not relish 81,
ing th,ir ChUi u uglstiutr III the attitude
"t hcc Ut H. iHvuI, hum ne gtrd rul
road ouIpurHluunr. The ,Hmr ievlitg pl,
Nntl- Ia icI HId thr ac'rI tancr l'As g.
ami lhrr iHNu,, 10y mulubrrs oI 90 ~ rs-
from the laIuHds. Washington om,
lud.
Onc lesson ot recent western elections
l. that temperance cannot BE- advanced hl
blending II with politics. The under ll irg
reason iOr lhlH ual be- T. ~ the Ttiulu
s,uc ot tue Individual ran bc held rcspuu.
sihlc, BOst, n Iran crllt tkrp.)
ItusCuc CUnkliug /. IrpuItru "A. ben <
anxious IA see samuel J. iildcu pie-l-
dent Had Mt, Cnnhling dOnr his duty
and lived upto his conviction, SIX year,
AKo i,st wIuIe, Mr.. rllden wuuld hnyr
been prusidei {. Concord (N. ~ ,'cOI Ic
The res lrIcouun ut Rutherford B
llaye- rs u republican candida Tor gov
cTn"i ut Obi is seriously talked OF. Bod,
snuIchiug las been prnctiC"d good nj
la OHIO. III Oklyn Englr, Dem.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15
The "1nsnnIty Dodge Mu.t Go

Mention WAS made ~ these col
umua, few days ago, Of the legisla'
ttou in California looking to the sup
prc-ston OF what il known ~ the
Insanity dodge a1 utilized for the
dri"nc" OF criminals Tho fennS> !
vanie lcRl7latur" "a now considering "
mn III the same Ihe. II pr"NihcS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15
ABOUT MEN.

w. ii, Nauderbilta check for April in.
terest on government +'a was si0!,NpO, ur
S40 100000 OF bonds. He has hor totorr
received si7s,cOO Tor quarterly interest
rhls las payment shows that he has
sold OF otherwise dl.posed Of S7,6OO,0N
III bonds.
General Butler ia expected to run
again tor governor OF Nsssachu4etts
EN -Govrruor Talbot IN talked Ms the
republican candidate agains HIM. he
iesiies nogr II we'll, IL u manufacturer,
and he aud Butler ARE warm personal
friends.
Young Daniel Boone, great grand
son OF the eKplor of old Kentucky. de.
livars parcels for one OF the grea broad.
way firms OF New York, uu u SALARY Of
$3.50 " week.
EN Senator Tabor ia credited with re
marking of the tarih bill, the provi ions
ot which dc not 20 into effect until July,
that 1t had worked first rate su tai.
Victor. the chief cook at Barnum 4
Hotel, II. Louis, ha- retired to private
life with fortune Of sl20,OOO. all ui
viii h he earned in the kitchen.