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Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-13
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Special Dispatch TO IHE Bhh.
BUFFALO, April II. -General Fltz
John Porter wss In this oily today
and was handed the following dispatch
by Maj. P. O. Doyle, this city, tale
graph operator with General Burnside
at Fredericksburg, during the second
Bull run campaign, and all Porter's
dispatches passed through his hands:
"Col. H. j. Hunt, Aqua: Many of
Edwards horses are behind. Where are
Benson and Robinson. Did you see Weed
and Randol and my cavalry.
IF. j. PORTER, Maj. Gen.
Falmouth, Aug. Goth, Ca"
General Porter said II he had known
the existence of this dispatch 1t might
have been Of great use to him duriag
his court martial.
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oners, Ia. "berI - the
r wn, on the o.. it is
said, no will be acceps, n In
former.
Inquiry Is proceeding In Cork with
great secrecy regarding the dynamite
conspiracy. Many arrests will I'M
doubtedly follow.
As Brady was conveyed back to
prison Kisses for Carey and cheers for
Brady were given by spectators. The
demonstration was go marked that the
polcs ARE sted 40 offenders.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-13
JOHN FL. ERCK

Has the largest assortment Of Ranges
and Cook Stove, Barb Fence Wire,
all OF which you can buy cheaper than
any place In town at 6l5 and GIT N.
10th street. m27-mo.tf
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-13
CAPITOL NOTES.
THE MoBBED CHINEE.

Special Dispatches to THE Bss.
WASHINGTON, April IL w. Loo
Chang & Co., Of WAynesboro, Ga,
having appealed to tho Chinese min-
lister here to endsavor through the In.
strumentality of the state department.,
under tho treaty of 1874, between the
Uhited States and China, to obtain
for them repsration for losSea sus
tanned by beirg driven cut of the
town above named some months
since, the minister called the atten.
ton of the state department. to the
matter. Secretary Frslinghnyusn, In
reply said "a the oomphirAnts were
not injured In sheir righAsG psrson
or property through any act Of the
United States, the department csn do
no more than II has already done, that
Is, to request the governor Of Georgia
to instruct the local authorities to in
v~estigate the alleged outrage upon the
Cinnamon, with . view Of securing
for them the same rights of protection
to peraon and property which would
be accorded tc American citizens.
TRIP TO SEA.
Secretary Lincoln left this city this
afternoon upon the United States
steamer Dispatch, a. guest of Com.
msnder Green, upon q trip to Norfolk.
The secretary will return Tuesday.
QUARANTINE STATIONS.
On account of the reported exis
tenoe Of yellow fever In Cuba and
other southern islaEds, the national
board of health has decided to estab'
llsh quarantine stations on the south.
ern coasts earlier than usual this year.
II is proposed to open stations at
New Orleans Oh the frat proXimo;
those at other southern ports not
later than tn Q 10Th.
TOBACCO REBATES.
The following Is a paragraph from
the proposed regulations now under
consideration by the commits sioner of
Internal revenue In regard to the pay
ment of rebate to manufacturers Of
tobacco, etc. "Tobacco, snuff, cigaru
and etc will DO regarded "a held by
Q manufacturer where they are goods
of his own production In his posses.
sion, either In his factory or In q
warehouse or other place whore they
are held by him in storage only, as
provided In section 1886 Of the re.
vissd statutes; on goods so held a re.
bate may be paid In stamps and the
payment will not be made In stamps
on any other goods"
AN OFFICIAL THIEF sENTENCED.
Stillwell FL. Russell, late United
States marshal of the western dis.
trict Of Texas, recently tried and con.
vlcted upon the charge Of presenting
false expense accounts, was to-day
sentenced by Judge Turner at San
Antonio, to imprisonment for two
years In the ~penitentiary. Russell
was appointed by President Hayes,
and made application to President
Arthur for reappointment, but the
charges of misconduct In his ofice
were preferred against him. An In.
vestigation was ordered by the attorney
general, which ended Ia his oonvic.
ton. 1t Is estimated that Russell 10.
frauded the government of at least
800, 1000. His official bond, however,
Is good, and the department Of jus
tice expect to recover the entire sum
FROM his sureties.
THE RowERs.
HanlAn, the osrsman, will remain
In this city another fortnight. He "a
about closing . double scull race for
Leo and himself, with Connolly and
Hsmm, Of Halifax, for S2,000s side;
| distance thraa miIas nth tnvp Thar
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-13

New YoRK, April 12.-Arrived the
steamer Wisconsin from Liverpool.
The steamer Marlborough Of the Der.
mudA line, which sailed this morning
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-13
Railroad Accident.
pociAl Dispatch 20 The Be.

opoSiei Dippotcu W Ibh Dshs
PLAINFIELD, N. j., April IA
Lehigh valley train collided with q
Philadelphia and Reading train at the
crossing of the former road with the
b ,und Rock road to Philadelphia this
morning. SNerai persons are re-
ported injured. One car was burned.
PLAINFIELp, April 12.-The rear
coach Of the Philadelphia train over
turned at once after leaving the track
and caught fire. All passengers were
extrloated before the flames reached
them, but thirteen received injuries.
The engineer and en- unknown passen-
ger will probably die. Passengers
declare the locomotive and train raced
all the way from Bound Brook to the
crossirg e.,
AThe engineer Of the Lshigh Valley
locomotive claims TO have been given
the safety signal, and Agent Pickle on
the engine corroborates him. Master
Maohinist PAxoD, In the cab Of the
Philadelphia & Reading engine, say
they were shown . white signal until
within twenty feet Of the crossing
when red Was suddenly flashed In
their faces. The passenger train was
on schedule time, the locomotive rum
ming Wild.
Mrs. Henry B. Kaufman, of Plain
field, was rescued from the debris
after her olsthing caught fire, and was
slightly hurt on the hand and pros.
trated by the shock; Ex-senator
Ryrior Il. Veighte, Of Somerville,
sustained triflng bruises; VIM. Ma
son, of the Somerville ''Unionist
Gszstte," and John Runyon, of
Dunelten, were slightly injured. The
man at the Muhlenberg hospital was
identified - John Lsckenmaier, of
Philadelphia. All the injured we're
taken to their homes or houses of
feiends In the vicinity of the disaster.
The Irish Raoo--Bsfore the POLICE.
Spec al Dispatch to THE BEE.
BosToN, April IL "A mob of about
1000 Irish assailed the house of the
father OF Lizzie M. Cannon, who
brought action against Father Elem.
Ing to rsoover damages for removing
her paper ''angels" Bon fires blazed
upon the sidewalk and on the steps OF
the house Sticks and stones were hurled
against the house and windows. The
police finally dispersed the crowd.
Another large crowd gathered to-
night, but the police aud rain sent all
home.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-13
The Irish RaOo-.Bsf fore the POLICE
Spec al Dispatch to The BEE.
A River Casualty.
LaI nlanakch IN TIM RIu

COLUMBUS, April 1.-THE steamer
Wylly, of the Central line Of steamers,
last night struck the bridge at Fort
Gaines, carrying away ths cabin and
on striking the pier sunk Immediately.
The first and second clerk, a negro
child and three deck hands are MISS
Ing. The boat had a miscellaneous
cargo. The boat and cargo are q total
lOaH.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-13
THE RowERs.

HanlAn, the oarsman, will remain
In this city another fortnight. He Is
about closing . double scull race for
Leo and himself, with Connolly and
Hamm, Of Halifax, for 81, O00s side;
distance three miles, with turn. They
will row at the regatta at Pullman,
Illinois, about June ga. Then Han
National Republican., 1883-10-06

intended TO make poor men wretched, The
fancy goods shown in these establishments
and in many of the othors mentioned arc q
continual delight. Fancy stationery was
never so rich and costly Rough hand made
paper, hand painted, is new thing for menu
cards, and in fact menu cards are now mado
in oil imaginable shapes. A new thing is TO
put them upon elegant easels. Vienna
used to be tho place from which
all artistic leather goods camo hut
now thu alligator and Japanese feathers arc
so accurately initiated in this country that
only connoiseurs can distinguish them,
Alligator leather is sold as much as over, but
the Japanese is likely to supplant it. II is
of about tho Same price, and each piece 10 q
study. Raised figures ON tho leather repre-
sent the sea, flowers, fruits, and other things
as they arc represented in queer Japanese
paintings.
In the matter of china, as in other house
furnishings, everything can now be bought
in Washington. The rush is for decorated
English china dinner and tea sets, with
heavy fine cut glass ware, such as was
fashionable thirty years or moro ago, new
thing is tho Belleek wavo, made in Trenton,
N, J., and equal in beauty to tho regular
Irish Beloek, Prices in this line arc lower
than last year. Information was obtained
from J. w. Botclcr & Son, who say that trade
is far better than at this time last year.
year than last because of the cool weather
Clothiers have prepared for u big winter trade,
and, in common with all other tradesmon, are
counting on tho now congress for a harvest
More fine goods are demanded this year than
over before. As to styles, gentlemen will wear
their trousers about the samo rs last year,
with tendency to looseness Coats are
longer Very short sack fall oyercoats and
the long Newmarket oycrcoats, which were
successfully tried last year, will be worn. For
business suits mixed goods are worn, the en-
tire suit alike, and tho coat either outaway
or sack. The cutaway business coat buttons
lower. For half dress cutaway or Prince
Albert coat of diagonal is worn, quite dark
grays for the streets, and blue or black for
evening. Fur and Elysian beavers are tho
proper material for fine winter overcoats
Information as to clothing was obtained from
Il. b. Barnum, Washington agent of Devlin
& Co., New York, and from Robinson, Parker
~ Co
National Republican., 1883-10-06
, coinn Tor ,ns nnr n,rnar.

The police of the eighth precinct have been
instructed to report the names of all persons
who own unlicensed dogs, with description
of the latter Such parties will be notified to
take out licenses, and if they fail warrants
againt them Will be issued. 1t is thought
that this plan will be followed by the other
precincts in general effort to enforce the
dog law
National Republican., 1883-10-06

~ Those Advertisers ,cho so desire can hare their
names aud address placed IN Register IN THE RE-
PUBLICAN Business Office prepared for that purpose IN
order that responses thereto coming after the Advertise
menl has been taken out can be forwarded By mall or
othertpise
National Republican., 1883-10-06
No Distlnetive certlneato for chicago.

Secretary Folger yesterday decided that it
is incompatible with the interests of the pub
lie service and with public convenience to
provide distinctive issue Of gold certificates
for Chicago.
National Republican., 1883-10-06
S1lnnitA---Nlist

T DAN OF $4,000 ON FIRST CLASS, CEN.
10 eight years AZ Q pcr cent Address W, " H., iio-
publican Ohicc.
A SECOND HAND TllEADtE pRINrtNG
"A press. Apply 90 HUGO WORCiI S CO.'S
Music store, 02i 5th st.
nCCuPANr5 FOR ELEGANrLY FURNISHED
NJ rooms, near Conn. Nv Address RELIABit,
Republican ONCE.
ATANTED-TO BORROW-s250 FORGhtONT us:
w VIII pay l6per cent. and secure by goou note aud
life insnruncc policy for $1,000 Address BuSlNtsS,
Republican Office,
ATRS NJ, II. SHERIDAN TEACHES ROMAN
IVA Art Paintings something new; terms moderate
500 18th ~. ~ w
GtTA BiE RoOM-ONE OR MORE PERsONS 10
~ JON IN the ront Of stable, or take stalls. HUB.
hAlI. 03l Est N. w.
EINHE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT MRS. NJ. H.
Il Hayden, dressmakor, has removed from fnst
MgshlngIun 10 008 9Th at N. w.
T1NEl,NBODY 10 PATRON1HE WITITER-
~ begs Capital Is Cent Express Baggage checked
~ residence O1ces iS5 Pa. av., 18th and U sts aud
Sd and East Capitol SITS.
B0-TelephOne connections se2i-lmS
National Republican., 1883-10-06
0Oh NENI-BN Is. IT, WARMER,
C2Bridge 81, G'ruo Is %

our Weekly Reut List, Published every Monday
nurnn, contains complete schedule Of our houses,
stores, shop3, Epl Egrus VnVred for rcnt together
with descriptions prices &c, and huw thpy may br
seem Property Tor s1Ae IN nll PARIS OF theCty, Money
to loan on real estate talL
~ H. ii, NARSIsR. vlG 4 street
National Republican., 1883-10-06
9oarOiug,

~ ooD TABLE BOARD MAY BE OBTAINED
reasonable terms.
National Republican., 1883-10-06

GEND YOUR FRIENDS SAMPLE COPIES OF
> The Weekly Republican,
National Republican., 1883-10-06
S'jloneu 10 gnarr.

MONEY no LOAN--sl,4 400 TO loan ON REAL
AVA estatei no commissions. Address Box 52l city
4. q.
Mooney TO LOAN-S3OOO ON GOOD VALUA.
INA Die property. Address r. NJ, Republican
lnce.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, IN
4'A sums TO suit. CHARLES w. HANDY, M n
~, N. w,
NHONEY TO LOAN on RsAL ESTATE ATrIIR
Nl lowest rates. DANENHOWE & son, l9S3F
street northwest uoiAu
National Republican., 1883-10-06
ylust amo ,fuuno.

L oST-TuURSDAY, SEPT. %, PAIR SILVER
~ speclacles; Mass. av, 10 81. aud y, Y uy. Ia
iih g. or iSIh sI,, between q and ii reward. IN
National Republican., 1883-10-06

" TIEE IpIffT TX
y LIFE SEEJl ALI1.
BY DR.. ]. VAN d YoR
:for Yltnt---SSooms.

Osln ST NW..-3 LARGE ROOMS, WITH
Ctlp closets hot and cola water heat, aud gas;
hnf nj
National Republican., 1883-10-06
.for Yrnt- miscellaneous.

NNFsT., RErwEEN err AND lOru y. w,--A
" hne, large store. Apply TO w, o. DENlSON'
OaiF A. n. W.
INOR RENT-PlNE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
II N32 Seventh street northwest; for many years
occupied US shoe store. Apply TO WIN. q. BURNS,
sol X street northwest y2tu
National Republican., 1883-10-06
Busiurss Gbant,s.

z IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
~ on Time Deposits, United states Bonds bought
and cold NJ market rates. Collections made evsTy-
where by J.. II. soUIER u TO-, Bankerl l4l6 Penn
simultaneous aalJ-u
National Republican., 1883-10-06
S0lantro---Npuns.
Solanfsn-8uusss

6olantsb-S SOuses
JOUsE FOR 5000 TO $1,000 IN NJ w SECTION
II for actual purchaser no fancy price paid; also
h1Yse az s2OOO, GEORGE Il. GRAHAM, ST. Cloud
Building
A FURNISHED HOUSE, BETWEEN 18TH
"A and l7th sls and Pa, RY, and X st. Address
NJ. H. H., Republican Once,
ITO PCRClIASE-AN 3 OR 10 ROOM HOUSE,;
Il mon hly payments centrally located, Address
National Republican., 1883-10-06
Seal Gsiutc Srohers.
- EMoVAL, 1901, REMOVAL
WILLIAM DICKSON,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
AGENT
Has removed his office from FOuranda.half
street to
u GIRI.Ll NlnmLIIN EsE
Zeal 6slnte groIlers.

Has removed his office trOm FOurand'a'half
street to
NO. 1901 STREET NORTHWEST
desirable property for sale IN all parts of the city
Special an9 personal attention given to the renting
OF houses and collection OF rents,
Real estate loans negotiated AZ lowest rates of inter
est,
In surance risks on buildings stocks, merchandise.
household furniture, &C. effected with the FIRE
ASSOClATloN, Of Philadelphia, ia. uhe most pOp'
ular and reliable insurance company In that SatC),
placed In any of the prominent Companies In tho
country
SPECIAL AND GENERAL TAXES PAID AT
A DISCOUNT
1901 STREET. 1901,
National Republican., 1883-10-06

nPpuSlTE THE ARLINGTON HOTEL, S27
W Vermont av.-Elegant apartments on ist, "a,
and 3D. floors. newly and handsomely furnished; all
impIoVpments.
National Republican., 1883-10-06

COLLECTORS TO SELL THE GREAT WORK,
= BULLET and She'll" so highly extOlled by Grant
sherman, Hancock, and Mcclellan III Corcoran
National Republican., 1883-10-06

TIME SUITES OR FLATS OF LARGE, FUR.
a nished or unfinished rooms fist door, suitable
Tor congressman; cars aud herdlcs pass the door.
Apply vt Ijl 2lst st., between q aud III N W.; tee
DhOnip ConnppIious
National Republican., 1883-10-06
S0lant,o- ---9rIp.

VNTANTED-A STEADY, RELIABLE, COL
w ored man for house and dnug room work
must give references. Apply at 1883 q At N. w.
ctMART COLORED AGENTS (MEN OR
- women) TO sell an article In daily use in every
family; large profits. Address SALESMAN, he.
publican Office.
National Republican., 1883-10-06

VNOR SALE-IN THE CENTRAL PART OF THE
IL city, lot a0Nl55 feet; or subdivision of the same
lot l6X00 feet TO 30 foot alley; the owner OF adOn-
Ing lot will build with purchaser Apply to No, GIL
Thirteenth street northwest lyl0
National Republican., 1883-10-06

UNFURNIsHED ROOMS ON 2p
!, floor, for light housekeeping, to family without
National Republican., 1883-10-06
,for Gltnt-gooms.

FVNwo FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE
4 mun references required. Call at 1913 TN y NJ
National Republican., 1883-10-06

WITH BOARD. TWO NICELY FURNISHED
w rooms on second floor, single on suite; house
with all modern improvements summer PRICES
references. lOilrwelith street northwest. gsi
National Republican., 1883-10-06

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED 2D FLOOR
l. rooms, with table board, in private family for
genteman and wife or single gentlemen; references
eNChnngod. lGaI llih 81. N. w.
National Republican., 1883-10-06

VNTANTED-A SETTLED WOMAN TO COOK,
w wash, and iron for family of persons; must
stay at night; references required 1876 Rigs st. N.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1883-02-10

The speech of Senator Terrell, do.
liverod in tho senate on Friday of last
week, on tho Sunday law, deserves
moro than II passing report in the pro-
ceedings of that body. Said he: "sur-
day laws are but entering wedges to
make the government religious, in
stead of social and political institu-
ton. II these who advocate Sunday
laws do so because they wish to de-
clare by law what day of the week ia
the Sabbath of God, answer, you
have no right to state so vexed re-
ligious question by civil laws. If | am
told that this law must be passed to
compel me to observe day of rest,
then | answer. you have no right to
prescribe by law what shall eat and
and drink, the shape of my wearing
apparel, or how many hours in the
week | shall sleep. Such laws are en-.
tering wedges to trammel the CON
science, and il not checked will, sooner
or later, end By invading your house.
hold, governing your social life, ant
prescribing the form of your devo
tions.n
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1883-02-10

The movement TO hold centennial
cotton exposition has assumed shape
a. last. a bill relating thereto passed
both houses Of congress last week
This will place the matter on a prom,
ineut aud assured basis, aud as It's 10
cation will be decided in thirty days,
will cause prompt and energetic ac-
ton upon the part Of thoae cities
which detoymlae To bid, From the
nature Of tho bill II would scem that
tho proposed exposition has assumed
an International character, and II
poiut Of magnitude may compare with
NE Philadelphia centennial Of 1870,
Galy- Nogs.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1883-02-10

Attorney General Tcmploton has
delivered his frat opinion on n qucs-
ton arising upon lana natter lie
takes tho ground that the trcasuror
had no right to refuse to receive money
for lands in which the applicant had
acquired vestcd rights under the law
by which these had been appraised
and put on tho market. Tho treasurer
refused to accept tho money on the
strength Of a note from the commits
sioner of the general land Office that
he had beed notified Of alleged frauds
connected with these lands, aud ask
ing the treasurer not to receive my
money for school lands in Wheeler
county. The attorney general holds
that tho commissioner could not with
draw these lands from market, 30 as to
affect parties who had already maGo
applications, aud that the treasurer
could not not, on this ground, also re-
fuse to receive tho money at the time
it was offered. Going further, the at
torney- general holds that the commis-
sionor of tho general land Office has no
authority to suspend the salo of those
lands at all. The treasurer received
the money last Friday, and issued re.
coipts for $4,000, this being tho one.
twentieth of the value of the lands, rs
required by law to DO paid in advance
1T. Worth Gazette.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1883-02-10

u Is stated that the Republican eau
caa agreed 10 make Louisiana sugar
and Texaa wool pay The coat Of hall
de tariff reduction, SO Cat a. Texas
woola arc concerned such q stop viii
b magaineont failure. roKas aud
Western woola can oalg DO reached af.
ler ne woole Of moge closely settled
lacaiisles. Nheg can play laat and
ioa.a Win the woQl FaisoIa ~ the
Matted Aiatpa, and We eau pay our
ufarafl.an hui 10 efq AappS 20 nsy rs
tsn slaad ulefn lheR plhN,a " ghl1
pssssssalse Noel sRsvts,
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1883-02-10
Leasing the School LANDS.

nj. .. ~ -
TT. 80 -, "a, - ~ -. 49, ,..a ua
-, 20 ~ ~ A.,
-,
'n'S ~ au Important su"JecT "o b'o
the in'i tcAt oil tlle D'il reported
an "G. 70 ionI.o ir iesinE ~" o"''
"srcr,oy no II onao,od hr ,ho
Legislature Of the state Of Texas, That
the state board of education shall have
Ihe power, ana y snail be lts duiy TO
ionn;n nV 30 ,,,n o vu 1uS,'Y aniooi c""d NJ
tho state. that may not DO at tho time
sold, for not less than cents per
acre, and Tor terms not exceeding ten
US u.s. o r.ud, d.i.on r.,,oiIo e.,
timber ehnll not be leased. Tho rental
stall he paid annually in advance.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1883-02-10

Tho report of the commissioner Of
the general land office shows that, in
GLIDING Grocer county, tho right to
which ia in dispute. the liabilities of
the state, on account of certificates
issued, is 7 ,sli,G95 acres in excess Of
the public domain. The horse having
been ATTRACTED therefrom tho legisla
turs now propoaes to shut the stable
door.-Ft. Worth Gazette.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1883-02-10

A woman who has been In tho Geor-
gia penitentiary for eighteen years on
life sentence is to be released by
Gov. Aleck Stephens. He would par
don her II he knew what to pardon, but
the fact Is that nobody knows what
she ia Id there for. There is no record
Of her nisdeeds on the prison register
and the woman herself docs not know
why she Is Imprisoned.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1883-02-10

Another eeeststutional convention Is
NOW called for at Auatin. The know
log ones all agree that another aud
better constitution Is needed, The
fact il, most anything would be en
improvement on the present document
which 10 wrongly denominated con
situation. The way to got good con
slltution "a 70 elect the right sort Of
men 10 the constitutional convention
LEX.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1883-02-10

Our exports of cotton exceed those
of the previous crop year up to one
week ago by $50 900 bales, though the
receipts at Atlantic ports are only
about halfa million bales greater. Tho
crop has been marketed so fast that
the stock on hand is 300, 900 bales less
than at this time in 1892, while the
worlds visible supply is somewhat
larger.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1883-02-10

Frank James was acquitted last
week of the two charges of murder and
robbery originally charged against
him, but was Immediately arrested on
another charge of highway robbery.
The prosecution says it win take James
long time to regain his liberty even
though he should be acquitted ofevory
charge.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1883-02-10

There is good deal of cotton yet in
tho hands of Texas plantors and far
mers in Texas, many Of whom are
holding for higher prices. A leading
New York cotton broker gives it as
his opinion that cotton will be higher.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1883-02-10

A Nebraska Justice of the peace fined
his own son SIS for contempt of court,
but the boy not being able to pay it
and the father having only sixty-6ve
cents about him, the fine was remittcd
and the paternal boot substituted.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1883-02-10

Gov. Ireland's refusal to offer re-
ward for the arrest of Coleman, the
bank swindler arrested in New York,
ON the ground that wealthy persons
were Interested in the arrest, able to
pay reward, is new departure.
Heretofore poor devils were the ones
who could not get rewards offered.