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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-02-03

hat with n passinr -Onaily Tor n snort
email acquaintance Anon Two
c equestriaLs joined him. He saluted them
with the easy grace and exquisite ~gentility which
specially characterize the gallant C%astiIlian no
bility. They were his sisters all three rode
superb Norman horses and appeared so charm
ingly perfect in every respect that methought
they were complete types of maidenhood and
Youthful manliness. l was myself we'll mounted
and endeavored to keep apace with the
trio, but in vain, for they eventually
distanced my chargers utmost speed, and
disappeared from sight. When evening came,
however, 1 met with them in an antique palace,
where I had been invited to spend some festive
hours. If the youth and his matchless sisters
seemed, like incaFnate spirits of Paradise in nd
ing attire under the ardent morning sun, you
can only vaguely imagine how transeendantly
beautiful, brilliant and attractive they appeared
under the enchanting glow of innumerable chan
deliers, clad in richest vestments, adorned with
rare lace and gems. Faultless in manner, gen.
tie, sparkling and yet dignifed of speech, they
difused n subtle aroma Of social transport
wherever they moved. Many an eye beheld their
personal beauty and flashed with envy many a
heart cursed its own fortune because birth had
not embodied it in a lovelier form or fixed its
path of life among the great in the galaxy OF
honor, power, wealth, rank and fame. But to
me occurred the lines Of the old-fashioned poet
9. Danish such thoughts since die we must,
And rest on one lone pillow
There is no envy in the dust,
And all are equal meath the willow.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-29

Itieno ior<er oonsidered en- reglo 20 kiss
The bride d, 3 HeddlpG. Teks AZ cut on tni
Bosn JycANsrd demelnor slould always
lls 1ll4..5jgille 70 The OCCesion Even alu.l
gui. y, tlle deepest bacS viii 10, excuse
josins Bitn he sextonat !nnGiar.
MLah t1aEslg VCur mOrniug cll cary
vour bAt Il'M rOu 10 tie phrior and hold IL
N y0tr hRi d rnW yOu depart The city il
toll ct ctsleNE.lAieyts, and has racks are their
lav0iiie Prey,
Ataitiaara7 not throw your bonee 1noer
thgtaDie IEis rulo may 5e Jeheo on ior n
was me Of .hoae made by nc Tess a person.
nge thnr 4aeen Elizabeth ior the goyern'
iucnt o. bEr LHurt,
Wuan invited 70 dinnee 8CCcpl or reject
the invitation tna garle lYy. ~ ia no lOrg.
er considered good form ~ sneak around
and asls your hOal's 0ns Fhgi The bill OF
iare is 10 De before replying
Al you use tobacco DO n0l Vpt 2 fresh quid
IN your mouth Just 0e.nf- entering a
strange houge. some psH1r re rot Iar-
nshed Wil0 en- Di1Org, hnJ t'tg entity rAls'
ing the widow intsigupil tuu7ArsatioE.
Never call upon a lads simply beuHuse
she esks You 10 come ag4'n. Wait Tor n
more utgert lint. 'Ccna prafn is q mere
supeIfu)us couyenliona 'siy ts t.e word
"ooeyN IN the marrisfe st'rre
a pre6aht5tiOu 20 lady 90 'all does ot
authorize you 20 Glalu hlr h,9uiintapce
aferward unlets she hnt Shows some oe-
sire 10 renew tn0 iuteiCOur,e, arch presen-
taliora are liko SUMMER rc 3t engage.
mtnts mere fDguialiicH.
A IAN evening party csra uIy note Ire
location ans size ui tbs hl.sa and ,ge
prats bia We. ne lf the isrUiiura ard orit-s-
hraa II there are evidences 81 wealth and
rafnsmeat 0a every side dO7uto your IT.
teItion t0 yCuf uusts uuE 4flluu 4.us u
ters -fPhl1telphia Call.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-29

Whata Good Havana Was Sacrificed T3
There were two of them in car. They
sat together. One of the maidens carried
| In her lap about five pounds of live sausage
with the hair on in the shape of sick
poodle. On the front platform near the
open door was gentleman who, in viola
ton of the company's rules, was putting a
good cigar. the smoke OF which now and
then rolled around the ladies just men
toned.
Said the one with the dog to the othe r,
who was dogless:
.Oh, how hate vile tobacco smoke.
wouldn't marry a man who used tobacco
In any form If be was rs rich as joy Gould
and as handsome as Oscar Wilde. l would
rather die an old maid (she looked 10 be
about fifty). i can't see how man can
use It and be received in society as respect
able: but dear me, the world is so strange.
Mr.. Conductor" she continued, will you
please request that man to stop smoking,
or close that door? 1t is an outrage to per.
NIT such conduct on car. 1t is very dis.
greeaDie 10 me aud hurts any dog . eyes.
The conductor did as be was requested
and the gentleman, throwing away his ci-
gar came aside, and this is what he heard
and what he saw.
Said the glrlish thipg, whose lover was a
dog, addressing the poodle whose eyes were
red with epizoot and whose nose was In
need OF plumber:
"Did on dit dat nassy ole bakky moke 10
ou dear itsy bitsy eyes? Let on missy yub
him out for ou," and with this loving lat :
guage she fshed up clean looking hand
kerchief and mopped the dariing's ocular
machinery.
He acknowledged the kindness by kissing
her two or three times on her tasteless lips.
then frisking around, marking her white
dress with dirty feet, cuddled up In her
arms; and blinked at the gentleman across
the way who had sacrificed good Havans
that worthless dog might not be annoy
ed.-TWashington Capital.
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DESISoN.

DENIsoN, Nov. 27-[Special,l i Joseph
Taylor, living some four miles east from
this city, was found dead by the roadside
near the corporate limits of the city this
morning. A coroner's jury came to the
conclusion tnat he while intoxicated, fel
from his wagon ard sustained injuries from
which he died. He was in town yesterday,
and was considerably intoxicated when he
started for home. There is strong susp-
ciou, however, of foul play, as his clothes
were mostly torn from him, even his shoes
being removed. and his team, which 10
very steady, arrived at home all right, with
no sign of having run away. he leaves O
wife and four children.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
Market Report--.Landanum's Deadly
Work at st. Louis.
A ,,Western..M ..Masher "Shuilles 0n' from
San Antonio.
Death from Injuries by a Fall, at
DeBisOn.
Asked to Resign-ElectiOn Ordered at
Ausiin.
Congressman Reagan on the Speaker
ship, Mt Palestine.
BalIOt-Box Echoes Which Come from
Marshall.
Other Interesting News by Specials.
Asked to Resign-ElectiOn Ordered at
Ausiin.
Congressman Reagan on the Speaker
ship, at Palestine.
BalIOt-Box Echoes Which Come from
Marshall.
Other Interesting News by Specials
ST. LOUIS.


ST. LOUIS, Nov. 27.-[Special. l-General
advances in the spot and future cotton mar
ket; trading only moderately brisk in local
market; 600 bales were sold; low ordinary,
? IS; ordinary, 8 1-16; good ordinary
8 3-l6; low middling, 8 3D. middlipg,
10 1.16, good mlddling, 10 5.l6 middline
fair, 10 1'36.
Cash wheat slightly improved in price and
feeling; firm; red, 81 0l rs to 81 OF ii.
Cash corn higher, No. 2 advancing cent
per bushel; quoted at A 4. There is great
excitement among speculators in futures;
fluctuations were very rapid and much
money was lost and won.
Nothing of note in wool and hides.
Cattle receipts very small; no Texans on
sale.
Harry P. Butler, well-educated young
gentleman, but given to drink, recently
from Dallas, but whose home is in Pitts
burg, took laudanum and died to-day.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 81 GPress. III. T.. But.
ler, about "a years old, supposed to be the
brother-in-law of William Borns, the firm
of Burns & O'Reilly, at Plttsburg,. drank @
heavy dose of laudanum last night. evil
IDENTIFY with suicidal intent. lie died at the
city hospital to-day.
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO, Nov. 27.-[Special. j
Charles Dodum Dekeroman, well known in
San Antonio on account OF several scandals
with which he was unpleasantly mixed
three years ago, died yesterday morning in
Panama. This gentleman, who was uni
versally known here as the wild French
among the fair sex of western Texas, and
eliminated his romantic career by eloping
with the daughrer of prominent restaurant
man. She was with him when he died.
Mayor French has issued an order saying
that no beggar may ply his aVocatlon ON the
streets OF San Antonio on any day in the
week, Saturday excepted. II on thatsingle
dav they are unable TO extract enough Tor
subsistence from the pockets Of passers-by,
they must go to the poorhouse.
Ike Jordin. who shot John Miller, fore
alan OF the Express, waived preliminary
examination to-day and was released on
$4,000 bonds.
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TYLER.

TYLER, Nov. 27.-T Special. 1.-The su-
preme court reversed and rendered, Gam
mon VS.. Cannon, from Van zsndt, De
Leon ct al. vs.. the State. from Travis
Reversed and remGnded: Eyler and wife
VS.. Read ct al, from Navarro. Uarro VS..
CAIRO ct al, from Van Zsndt; Hill VS.. Os-
borne, from Kaufiimsn;. Hays vs. Creary ct
AL. from Travis; Elder VS.. McLane. from
Wilson. Affirm d: Cotulla vs.. Laxson,
from La Sale; Schneider & Davis vs. Ste.
phens, from Comanche Cuele VS.. the
State, from Travis; Wright ct al. VS.. Wane
ct al, from Williamson.
In the case OF Cannon vs. Cannon,
supra, the judgment is reversed and rem
dered, giving the custody of the Children
Martha L. and William J. to the father,
and the sheriff ordered to give the custody
of the children to the father. and the dis
trict court is directed to issne the necessary
orders and take the proper steps to carry
the judgment into effect The decree, how
ever, gives the mother the privilege OF
visiting the children under the directions
OF the court.
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RICHMOND, Nov. 27 .-[oppcialI-The sad
news reaches here of the accidental killing
of Mrs. r L. Harris, wife 0 pr r. L. Har
ris. at Pttsville YESTERDAY. II seems that
q little bog, son of DR.. Hsrris' first wife,
was playing with O pistol, when it was ac-
cidentally discharged, the ball peneh atiDg
Mrs. Harris head, Killing her instantly.
DR.. Harris is one of the wealthy and in
fluentisl men Of this section, and has been
married about two years, this lady being
bis second wife. 1t is generally regretted
that Mrs. Harris, who was young and ao-
complshed lady, should De 50 suddenly
taken from her family, relations and
friends.
The past week has given us plenty of
rain, and what cotton remains to be picked
must now stay in the fields !or several days,
The whole country being very wet.
The readers of the Dalles HERALD say
that the far away HERALD keeps better
posted with our home news than the Post
and News, which are so near. They (thc
readers) cannot nccount for Il.
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fectly upright position while it was slowly
roasted alive. being wedged in between
other animals. The neigbipg of the ami.
mails could have been heard squaIes away.
The majority Of the wagons were got to o
place of safety. The stable was almost
completely destroyed. Assistant Engineer
John Smith accidentally stopped on piece
OF charred timber and ran hot nail into
his foot. The origin of the flames is un'
known.
The stable was occupied by CHRISTOPHER
Hare, who rents out teams TO hucksters.
The loss will amount to about $4,000, on
which there ia little or no noinsurance.-[ Phil
adelphia Bulletin.
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?
Steasiuc oi Mira Terry Clara Be'le's
says TIE neg ac.IHst .u town i9 hllcn
Terry. the heroine Of the ae1Y Irving
pfocu1iious. | sm tod ,uut Aer al
ntnns is Kelly ani yol maJ .AyO read ihe
Cd fllrg IL hbF iu thr hnUeF moon Of Le-
wsdincf wis 10 noted Loutgr artist. she
entered o dining-rnoin, on thn OCCASION OF "a
duncr 90 his friends, scauily arruyed VA
one rf her tkift.ees utags Costumes. From
that 'nlef that her limbs are lli cor lrn-
ous. iyr she ffEff pfrgiuus good care col 20
erpcse htr atms. PROBABLY sue tock al
vintage. iu ltI tnck up0u Hgr husband :
fuestf % -cduce o. faise W tumttly. Bare
a-ris rru'r be hrous- s-uOcUsrd il thrt way,
ana therefore she ksrps her gclsWnlnsds
cuyuud. But DO csl he im1siucd = not
de'crieed she .anAy sno' n n
fug theieton % dine mufeun.
M crslu ming che H-ttB 90 COR
stsl hsr ciaa-isticn hy hlHniss and dut.
pery. Instead u bTage.y d'Hilsying % :
esra Bsrnhar0f dCet, ara iEe trref lltlue
thnt her ltfie beha ttirr 0at DO q m uti-
tnrtlse rom bis sh7l. Etr FiEs. huUcrfi 2,
frstrh her c0wlE rn har tlrl hlr smf y ii e
iu sits. ano .Vtn IN zoe rel 81 the .t. Di
Frrlsnd she hat fbH aE1tls ci 'tal. We
lot.f f,r.lathinrisr hssa On Gc '
"Onssi.a'rn badr. B'Hhf clunilg ui a .
Eilen. Hc-r .tlnardinf -fr :
rfrIr'I f'-Trst' k.tall.s .---
f1st he Euca8 tonl rave nhouL her. Ihs
retsnn of heir i11rprec'n.lul d thei-
fnosiefsf that irri1g 3 tns1rhs al M ~
risi 10 esl as profess urni ltifuron. lLs1
.re r1t rcifg = b. r see their HLlc lus on :
,rrrsn ulo srfrs a. have delui-e'y lsr
ovn. rhey -ts he lrFing Fuir fnFf Der q
the or ra. ru fhe drives end stt1ef nltaii
srf fhs 1sriiestati0ns al ilufual refi !
a. frr t1o pain ID ave fuF rcum O. cclui
as mo- as-ra1r uf Autfi-1u Eu0IF
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The average southern girl marries by the
time she is 20. In the north the average is
older. Quite different tu atment IL &C
corded debutantes in the two sections. In
the south when pretty girl steps on the
popularify fails In a esson If she does not
sustain berself 10 the north q girl has a
bard titne on her entrance into society
she has 10 win her way and prove that she
can hold her own among the established
bellies. 1t is said that western and southern
girls are fearful OF being thought old, while
the eastern girls are anxious not % be
thought young and fresh.-lAtlGnts (Gh-l
Conefff1fiou
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FORT WORTH.

FoRT WoRTH, Nov. 7.-TSpecial. THE
grand lodge of tbs Knights and Ladies of
Honor convened here to-day. Delegates
from seventy nine lodges. representing
twenty-six hundred members, were pres
ent. Reports of the grand officers show
the order increasing in numbers rapidly.
The next meeting will be held at Gal
weston.
A. A. Nicholson, apromir ent cattle man,
who is under arrest for extensive cattle
stealing. was tskeu to YOusg county to-
night. 1t is now known that the last cattle
stolen were shipped to and sold in Mem
phis aud st. Louis. The cattle stolen
we're worth upwards OF five thousand dol
lars
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TEHUACANA.

TEHUAcASA, Nov. 27. = [Special.l : A
slight freeze last night; thermometer %;
weather bright and beautiful. Health good.
Aninteresting revival OF religion Is going
on in the university. As many as nifty have
designated themselves as prnitents. Seven
have united with the church.
rapidly increasing. There 10 80 per cent
gain over the same time last year.
DIR. hcLesky, pretident OF the uniVer.
sity: DR.. Crisman, financial agent; Kew. u.
n. Jones, Rev. J. I. Richards and Elder i;
J. Matthews start on Thursday TO attend
the meeting of the Waco presbyters zt
Waco.
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GRAHAM.

GR,H,N, Nov. ZL-Tspecisi i--Ths ease
Of the. Uni.ed States vs.. Geo. LassEtsr,
charged with robbing the Nsstberfosd ard
Jact .boro stage was tired to-day be-
fore Commissioner GeraBd, res1liing
in the dischsrge Of toe yrisopef.
Much Interest was uanfiestsd duEing the
entire trial on account Of the high stsDdIDR
of the deiendsnt The government vas
represented ~ District Attorney Bigger
sna fbs dsisnasnt By Rsetr rsOn 4 Nesi, si
Iackebnro.
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uAxauacUlE

wsr,HAeEIE. Nov. Especial = A
hse originated At Dr. Cables Ofics about
olocs this sveIiBs, bui vns only par
tisIiv txtinguitbsd. brsstng sut sirssh 81
N o'clOck, bot n nov thoroughly unoef
cnufrol and viii 10 entirely sTtinguishsd
III the wafer holda Uut. Dr. Csbtss cfhcs
sud tfe posi-sfi1rs we're totally destroyed
Mos Of the contents 81 both buildines usre
saved Darlafes ard iusursDos are net a.
certains Die 81 this lste hour.
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AUSTIN, Nov. 27.-[Speclal.l-Mrs. o. NJ.
Roberts. wife of Ex-Governor Roberts, ia
not expected to live through the night.
The governor has ordered an election for
a representative of the Eighty-third district
to fiji the vacancy caused by this death OF
Hon. A. j Leo.
The board of managers of the Deaf and
Dumb institute have asked Colonel Ford
10 resign the superintendency, and be will
do so Saturday next. Nothing of q cIimi-
nal nature is charged against him, but 1t
is believed that his administration has
been rather too loose.
The Austin & Northwestern railroad
paid S137 passenger tax to-day.
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Tvrntr rfrs fofsss psre blrrst o. lsai =
fn ffshIe On Flshb1rrre rlacft e. -ef,niii
.lreet az Wssninrior arsure, osIT ii
r.r--lrr. Hb-nf { arinrF n NIluur q
arr.e ~ Con the hn.liiry, and ~ ct.lfsr
ubc ~ uerrtv strIcf an s.arI1. Lns De-
-rer -fsnondef. tut sten irfg frfi--1 lf
trTs1uf ras sfauutc ir t4l1fs Ftisi
-.-rs-rrf rtier gsrt tirel-ec ~ ne -ll.o-
~ frr altrut fuy appa1fi ett1i =
.-rr t-rs There refe atr-i ttr-T-s
f.r-rrr I'M ne statle ana ellli
rrrIt.r rf unf1ns IN ne ylr1 o. ine = ?
rfrr a. r-s brrEe cut. g rtra- q r. :
f-.Isr rtrf n TIE rfs-us RI ~ Al - !
t~l ffs II erss hrlt drrrt ttsL - r.
Tar rrfr-rei o. ne asa9 lrrt p
49,. - $500 fr rercrirE serar ~
a.. Tts fan. = rad resrg srrr ~ "a
49, ra-r.rf-I-. hr-srt srr . uEs lrr
A. ~rrrt tfrlr. Tfe arU1is -.
rror4 thsrrr rss ~ ss-frs ~ 49, l-t Z
- 49, --.F ~ls-1. rr.rfa Irf tr reLla.r ~
- trrrfrr rfI's fttr ue-11-l Il.
fsrlrs ore ri ttf tcrsss sin'c ir 80
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MARSHALL.

MARsHALL. Nov. 29.-TSpecial.l-J H.
Thompson and F. J. Bailey were elected
from the first; James Wsgnon from the
second, and NJ. II. Greer from the third
wards in the election to-day. Little inter
est was manifested and small vote polleo'
meeting of the Ladies' Missionary So
oietv was held last night at the Methods
church and was addressed by Mrs. Hay,
t,resident Of the society for the southern
states. she is a pleasant and forcible
sneaker. Bishop Parker and Rev. Mr..
Davis also msde short addresses, commend
ine In strong terms the society 10 All true
Tbis h ) cold, frosty morning.
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Member Of French legslOB-T no talk
Anelsiss vers veil. Ven pay zs wine, vat
1 zsv7''I CongrpssmsD-"1ou say, come.
let ,is su,ile - N. Of II. L.-"COom lett
smile.s vera gDot. Ven oy-er man ray
COON letismile' 10 me, vat i ray zenl
Conerenmhr-"Thss You say, with pless.
ure." N Off. L -"WiI plsiair.' Bot u
not vtnt to smile vat ray renl Oon-
gressmsn-" Whist are yon 10 say when Won
fonf want 20 drink7" NJ. Of p. L. Oui
ouL" Congrsssmsn--I don't know. l oon'
think there IL Ony such expression IN IN
h-r-r Philadeiphia Call.
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PALESTINE.

., PALESTINE, Nov, H.-[Special. Con
-ressman Reagan left last NIGHT for Wash
ington. He goes late because, be says, he
did not want to be bored to death by office
seekers. He knows whom he will support
without waiting any advices at Washing
ton. he will stry with Hon. John g. Car
isle unit. defeated, and then vote for Cox,
Morrison or Hurd, or any other good reye-
nue. tariff democrat. Morrison will be his
choice, even ahead of Carlisle, II possible.
He does not believe in the old ticket any
more than before. and he says that Holman,
a "cheese pairer," thinks Thurman Anu
Reagan a winning combination.
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PITTsBURG, Nov. 27. - Murraysvlle is
comparatively quiet this morning. Wes-
tons forces have surrendered to the sheriff
but at O'CLOCK this morning they made u
break for liberty. Fourteen escapeI. War
rants have been issued for the arrest OF the
W hole party, including MiItoO, Weston,
Dr.. Crawford, Albert Bowser, Colonel
Blakely and Henry Rsmalay, all promi-
ntnr persons Information has been made
against them for murder.
pI1TBURG, Nov. 7.-All quiet at Mur-
| ray lvillo +, might. No further disturbances
aud the leaders of the aggressive party are
being jailed, aud none IS apprebended for
the Yresenf, but excitement WAS at fever
he,t al gay, however. BY unfounGei re-
pnrts d BOD Y uf cr ned men ara on heir Va v
70 the scene. TIE iaQuesi ,ca> CouC'GdrI
this evening, The J-etiraoHv e,irupd
proved the attack on the HsHnaK,r perly
H. most brutal and uuprovokrd. H. was
shown than BDEsen, who Killed asv-
fire. and that i'e Hay nrsk =
parry were unArG1ed aud acted entirely on
ths defensive. Tee verdict reputfsu
ch srged Bower with GlurrsT, anG the otb-
ers with ielou:pua assault ~ith inss5t to
kill. 4 preliminary hearing was given the
fifteen prisoutIsa Grrenburg, after which,
they we're ialipr 20 8WrIt 4 trial in Courf
mr. Ithatis are Nllllul W SstOil' Va CDlCdt,-1.
William Meechling, of Greensbnrg; James
Johnston, of Fttsburg, and DR., Crawford,
of Greensburg, all prominen5 men.
They are chargeC with murder,
and will not be admitted to haA.
The wounded are doing well, except Hoit
ner, who will probably die. Fhe post
moftem examination on lawmakers re-
mains developed eleven bayonet and swo
bullet wounds. Anv four of the hayonet
,Counda wOuh have hepn fatal
Milton Weston. in an interview, said that ss
soon as he could obtain release from jail,
he proposed to organize a comp pany and
take possession of the we'll in spite Of the
sheriff or any one else in WestmoIelsnd
county Tonight the telephone wires
were cut between Murraysvilie and Pitts
burg, and Communication suspended
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NrcHEs, Ncv. H.-[special-l-A. s. sSe'-
susy. Of this plsoe. wss closed by shsrih
Childs. under an eIecuiion from Calves
ION. in favor Of Georre seeligson a Co. Mr..
ggeeauev stood very bigh aud only hsd 20
succumb 20 the hard times aud inability 20
reslizs. -.
Rsvs. Burkhesd and Als1ander, our
Presbyterfsn ministers, are holding qass
an interesting meeting hn1 muca sooo
aufic1pafed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-29
Other General News Of Interesl.

International Arbitration League.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.-The Interna-
ticnal Arbitration league met to-day. The
object is TO promote the adoption by nations
of n principle for international arbitration
in the settlement of disputes.
A letter of regret at his inability to be
present was read from General Grant. He
said: my views on the subject Of arbitra-
ton are not changed, but my hope that it
will be speedy accomplishment have di-
minished, 1t is only by keeping the subject
alive that it can be accomplished success
fully" A number of lettel, ard kilograms
were read, including dispatch from D.
Appleton, representing The arbitration
league in London. 1t read: Protest
against the French Chinese; you have our
cordial sympathy"
Bishop Simpson was chosen president.
The resolutions offered were resd
to the proper committees, when
appointed, asking the United States gov
ernment to invite congress of ma
tions to consider the question
OF adopting arbitration for the arrgegement
Of all differences. Professor Hobbs,
of Indiana, read paper on
the account of different cases
of International arbitration and said that
the United States had been a party TO
eighteen ont of thirty-three. The nations
were rapidly approaching period of uni
versal peace, and great majority
ot the people of this country and Greet
Britain were favora ole to tho adoption of
permanent peace treaty, hnt the move
must come from Washington.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-29

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