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BROWNWOOD
National Bank Observation-Disclosures latte
Note-District Court Adjourns- Rcso,u.
tions of Thanks, Etc.

Nationai Bank Observation-Disclosures
Note-Disirict Court Adjourns Reso,u.
tions of Thanks, Etc.
BRowNwoop, April 9.-[Special. THE
First Naliolal bank OF Brentwood
was organized March 81, 1883
with paid-up capital of $1,000
J. i; Vaughn, president; Brooke Smith.
cashier, The stockholders and directors
are, j Il, Vaughn, Brooke Smith, Otto "
Stellens, j. {, Wcakely and u. Ii. Trent
The Texas LAND Journal published nv
Mossrs Morgan Il lmboden, land AGENTS
made its inst appearance to-day. Tits the
only paper in Texas devoted exclusively IN
real estate interests.
District court adjourned Saturday. The
bar in attendance upon the cont Ind 4
called meeting and by resolutions unani'
mously extended thanks for the integrity
ability and fidelity with which Hon. &. IL
jenkins presided as special Judge during
tho term. The bar also, for and in heh,it
of the citizens OF Brown county. thanked
N. ii. Browning for his faithful and ahle
prosecution as district attorney of this dis.
trict. '''
District cour, convened in Coleman IN.
day. W.
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Cheek.

BosToN, Apri! Phillip Ryan. IT,, of
Chicago the alleged embezzeler of $50 900
irom the Sand Blast company, of Whining.
ION delaware, and Tor whom officers have
searched year, was arrested to-day. He
OF the company, and will not return with
out u reuuiSltiOu,
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The Chicago grain spectators have the
wires busy furnishing estimates of the com.
ing wheat crop, ETC., from different portions
Of the country. Those outside the ring Of
choice spirits in Chicago, will display a
soodly amount Of wisdom by letting these
reports and calculations bravely alone in
their own business ventures and calcula.
tons. II looks like enough lambs had
been slaughtered to render the remainder
shy, but the lambisaprcverbially innocent
creature,
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STILL the Irish refugees come. WALSH
lett France Saturday for the United States.
A few months here where no attention is
paid TO their political frothings serve to
relcgate them to the secluded walks of life
and cool them of.
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Hi'GREGOR.

excitement over tho Arrest of n uitber.
TO irreproachabIe Cltinen-Weatber ma
GenVal Notes.
McGRE0oE, April Especial. Quite an
excitement prevailed here to-day by the ar
rest OF Professor c. A. Heard, charged with
forgery in Illinois. committed soma two
years ago. Professor Heard "" 10
one of our Oldest citizens, pronrietor
o, the McGregor house, and also snnarin.
tendent OF the Sabbath school, He left for
Springfield, illinois, in charge of officers on
the Texas " st. Louis train this morning,
Weather line. Business brisk, and The
boom still continues. ''''' NV
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TYLER.


., . r''01T y IIFTVUbT,
TYLER, April Especial. III. p. West
deputy sheriff of Navarro county, arrested
Thomas Vandiver, indicted in that county
Tor assault to murder fifteen month ago. in
TINS CITY last Saturday, and left with him
Tor 70 lcana Sunday evening. "
Ihomas Mahon, charged with the ,our-
ger OF Flave Childress, at Troupe last fail
mas been on trial to-day on a writ of babeas
corpus before Judge Robertson on applica-
will be denied bail "''' 'ii''' tic
me county clerk issued twenty mar.
rage licenses during the month of March,
bismarck was. first set against hog meat
py nearing his dog howl every time n niece
Oh sausage was brought into the house
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MARSHALL
Death of an Old Cltlzen-That suit-Churcb
Festival-aunicipal Eleotiop

festiHal-aunicipai Election.
MARSHALL, April 2.-LSpecial.l-R, w
Blalock' an old and much respected citizen,
died at his family residence, four mile,
south OF this city yesterday evening. aged
" years. He was buried with Masonic
honors Many of our people went out Ia
pay their respects to the deceased, who
shared largely the respect and confidence
ofall who knew him.
COLONEL l. Il: Sexton, the grandfather o,
and the suit between him and Mrs lanes
the grandmother of the child on the fathers
child VI 'ue
The ladies of the Catholic church will
give iair and festival early in Nav. in aid
oil the convent building school fund.
Inc city election takes place tomorrow.
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VIZ notice that the President is reported
M contemplating the appointment of n
southern man as acknowledgements and
that JupGE HANcocK's name is mentioned,
IL is hardly likely that our Texas congress
man will receive the appointment, but no
wiser selection could be made.
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AS an indication of the strong religious
sentiment OF most of the cities is the fact
that tho Passion Play has been prohibited
in nearly all of them. Prixe.iights and
oan-cans are still the rage however, under
I he protection of the municipal authorities.
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CINCINNATI April 1.-The case of G. Il.
Wahee VS.. the Cincinnati Gazette company,
action for $4,000 damages for libel, ter
minated to-day with verdict in favor of
plaintiff, the damages being assessed at 50.
The matter complained OF was published In
the Gazette while Wahee was postmaster,
and had reference to his action in refusing
to forward the Gazette on the ground of
non-payment of postage.
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The New York Mail and Express, in re-
ferring to the decadencc of American ship.
ping, puts thus pointedly the present mn
satisfactory and helpless condition, to the
United States, ofthe matter; "a fleet of39 ,0OC
merchant ships bears the British flag, and
the earnings in the.transportation of freight
are said to reach S5O0,0O000O a year, large
part OF which is contributed by the United
States. The passenger earnings are also OBJ.
tained chiefly from the pockets of Ameri.
cans, except what is received OF emigrants
1t is difficult to realize that this country
held the first rank in shippinga quarter oil
acentury ago, and 1t is still more dificul,
to believe that II will regain that rank while
the present generation of statesmen control
legislation at Washington"
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New YORK, April The trial of Conk.
ling, on indictment for mnnslaughter OF
Haycrstick, is set down for Tuesday.
Richard c. Bullard, bigamist ana swim.
dler, arrested Saturday, on charges of swim.
ding pleaded guilty of grand larceny, and
was sentenced TO five wears.
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TENNESSEE is dealing with the liquor
question from an eminently practical stand
point. That state prohibits liquor sellers
from selling to aminor without written
consent from the minors parent or guar.
dian, and to habitual drunkards without
TIE written consent OF the wife, The pen
dRy for the violation of the statute is a
heavy one. In this way the temperance
movement starts, and has It's strongest cita-.
del In the homo, just where II ought to DO.
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CLEVELAND, o. April 2,--Mr. Brown to.
day made statement to stockholders and
creditors of Brown Bonnell & Co. OF
Youngstown, showing the total assets to be
SlalIOoO; total liabilities, $780, l5 an.
parent surplus over liabilities, upward OF
SbON 600.
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Have Confidence

JACKSON, Mss April 1.-The state
board of health, IN view of the course Of
congress, gives its reimbursement to the nation.
al board of health, and has adopted reso.
lutions reciting that the president of the
United States be requested to entrust that
body with the expenditure of the contin.
gent epidemic fund, 100000.
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licd.

PHlLP-suuday, April LIST, Mrs. Bottle phiIp
wife of Mr.. Simon Philip.
mo funeral took place yesterday evening at
CLOCK from the family residence corner Of
pearl and Ban Jncinto streets. The remains were
followed to tho Trinity cemetery by LARGE con.
course of relatives and friends, W."
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swAII announcements for office must DO
paid In advance.
kaAYOR-Wo are authorized To announce
M w. g. Veal as II candidate for Mayer
AZ the ensuing election, Tuesday, April y. lssS.
NTAyOR-We are authorized to announce
Nl General W. /. Cabell as a candidate for
Mayor at the ensuing election. TUESDAY, AptI
sass,
KAAYOR-we arc authorized TO announce
lyl Henry &. Eryay as u candidate for Mayor
al tho ensuing April election fe12sli
KEAYOR-We arc authorized to announce
lNl Colonel W. d. Wylio az an Independent
candidate for Mayor, In favor OF improvements
aud progression. .
COUNCILMAN-We are authorized to an
" no,ince Mr. Pat o. Keofe as candidate for
councilman In tho First Ward, Hewauts II dis.
Onctly understood he is progressive ana VIII
favor sewerage street improvements ana every
other public work that will promote the best In
forests Of Dallas MARI
(tOUNCILMAN--We are authorized to an
" nounce Mr.. G. A. Gill as n candidate for
tho Office OF Councilman In tho Fourth Ward. NJ
Tho ensuing AprIl election mar6tf
(tOUNClLMAN--We arc authorized W AM
~ nounce Mr.. W, X. Wheelock rs candidate
for Councilman IN the Third Ward Of the city
Election In April.
COUNCiLMAN-Wo are authorized 10 an
~ A0unco Mr.. Frank NJ. Cockrell rs candit
date for Councilman In the First Ward OF the
city Election In April
HoUNClLMAN-Wea are authorized 10 announce
" Mt. W. b. Grconaw rs candidate for coun.
Gilman Of the Second Ward at the ensuing April
election.
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CHICAGO, April between 1900 aut
5000 bricklayers Went on astrike this morn
ing for their demand Csl u day.. Work Oh
all principal buildings has been stopped.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1883.
INDICATIONS.

For tho West Gulf states--sllghtly warmer;
fair weather northorly winds, shifting to east
and south; lower barometer in northern and
western portions
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t,lay Gone,

NEW York, April 2.-Ex-p President Diay
today received number of visitors, and
afterwards, with his suite, called on a few
friends aud III the afternoon made an In.
formal visit TO the produce exchange.
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Leather Works burned,

LEWISTON, MASS, April 2.--The large
leather board mills aud ont buildings owned
and managed by Colonel J. 0. HARDWOOD,
burned yesterday, Loss, 100000; insur,
ance, $1,000. Seventy.live hands are out OF
emp, oyment.
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CLEVELAND, o., April 2,--John Leonard
and John Murphy, both of Salem, stepped
OIL the train this morning at Alliance
junction, upon parallel track, were struck
by another train and killed
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Assigned

New York, April 2.--Joscph W.. Frazier,
dealer in firearms and military goods, has
assigned with preferences nmountipr to
S77,OO0 w
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Now that the weather is improving, I'M
migration to America is again assuming
large proportions. over 1000 strangers
landed at New York in one day last week.
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MINOR MATTERS.

MlNOIt Iuhl L EltC.
The Directory Of The Mexican Central
Railroad Meet al Boston.
The Cincinnati Gazette Mulcted for Liz
bel in the sum OF So.
A Lot OF Philadelphia Medical Students
Get Their Sheep.Skins
The Briek-Layers Of Chicago Strike
for More Lucre.
Conkling's Trial Has Been Set for
Thursday Next.
A Quiet Day in Criminal Quarters-few
Casualties.
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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-01-17

Notice is hereby given that it is the intention OF
the Council Of the city of Los Angeles TO estab-
lish the grade Of Court House street, from iii
street to Bunker Hill avenue, as follows:
The grade at tho crossing Of Hill and Court
House streets at the northeast and southeast cor
ners to remain at $50 feet at the northwest corner
the grade shall be Isl feet. and attho southwest
corner the grade shall be 1852 feet above datum
plane; at point midway between Hill and Olive
streets the grade shall be l59 feet above datum
plane: at the crossing OF Olive and Court House
streets at the northeast corner the grade
shall DO l5l.25 feet; and to remain at
tho southeast northwest and south
west corners at $50 feet above datum plane;
at point 1856 feet westerly from the west line
of Olive street the grade shall be at the north
side l57 feet and at the south side 1855 feet above
datum plane; at the crossing OF Charity and
Court House streets the grade shall remain at
the northeast corner at l47 feet at the southeast
corner las feet, at the northwest corner la feet
and at the southwest corner l42 feet above
datum plane; at the crossing OF Bunker Hill ave.
nue. and Court huose street the grade shall be on
the north side 1871 feet and on the south side 1870
feet above datum plane.
All persons interested are hereby notified to file
their objections, II any they have with the Clerk
OF the Council, within ten days of the date Of
the first publication OF this notice.
BY order Of the Council Of the city Of Los An,
geles, at its session Of January 10, A. u. 1888
W W. ROBINSON
Clerk OF the Council Of the City Of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, January Is, A. d. 1888. l6.l0t
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-01-17

IL n furtive and timid sort of way
the Gar Alexander III. has occasionally
ventured to appear in public, OF late.
II is somewhat significant of the melan-
choly plight in which that wretched in
dividual finds himself, however, that on
these appearances he is described as
coming from one fortress and taking
refuge in another. There is n peculiar
heroism and fortitude about the Russian
Nihilist that may well inspire the Gar
with an inappeasible terror. Take, for
instance, the case of young Nihilist
who, some six months ago, was sent to
convey message from the Order to the
Project of Police of st. Petersburgh.
He prefaced his message by stating that
no attempt need be made to arrest him,
as he held in his hand, within an inch
of his mouth, an instantaneous poison,
which he would at once swallow on the
first motion towards him, and which he
intended 10 swallow anyhow as soon as
he had said what he had come to say.
Having delivered his communication, he
was as good as his word, swallowed his
poison and fell dead Immediately. 1t is
doubtful ii such men can be rightfully
called assassins. They call themselves
executioners of justly pronounced SEN
fences, and the word fear seems to have
no place in the lexicon of Russian who
has devoted himself to avenging his
eountry's wrongs. Never in the history
of mankind has there been developed,
amongst such large bodies of men and
women MS in Russia, such an absolute
spirit of self-sacrihee. When the Gar
finds under his pillow, every now and
then, communications from such daunt.
less and merciless people, he may well
be excused for feeling as Belshazzar did
at certain celebrated feast Fortu-
IL ately, owing to the prolific peculiarities
perhaps more abstruse, the Romanoils,
like the Guelphs, are very numerous
family. 1t will take great deal of
dynamite and other murderous eNplo.
sives to eXtirpate the race altogether if
they are judicously scattered over the
ample territories of Russia.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-01-17
A New Explosive,

A new explosive has just been patent
ed in England by DIR. G. w. Siemens.
The compound is n mixture of saltpetre
chlorate of potash and n solid hydro
carbon, and is suitable both for mining
purposes and firearms, while, II ignited
in the open air, the combustion takes
place slowly and imperiectiy, and there
fore without danger. The incorporation
of the ingredients is by preference ef
feeted us follows: The saltpetre, clio.
rate Of potash and hydro-carbon flor
which may be taken parafiin, asphaltum,
pitch, caoutchouc, gutta percha, etc.
are mixed together in pulverlent form
by passing through sleeves or otherwise,
and the mixture is then treated with a
liquid volatile hydro.carbon, which acts
as q solvent to the solid hydro carbon.
A plastic mass is thus produced,
which is thea formed into
cakes or sheets by passing
through rollers or otherwise, and is rem
dered hard by evaporating the liquid
solvent used, the sheets or cakes so pro
iuced being then converted into grains
or pieces OF any Cesired size, in the same
manner as ordinary gunpowdor. The
new compound which has about the
same density OF ordinary gunpowder,
and is very hard, possesses with equal
volume more than double the explosive
force of the latter. The intensity OF
explosion can be regulated at will 10y
varying the proportions Of the ingredients
and the size of the granules. The pro
portions should, generally speaking, b'
such that for each volume OF the hydro
carbon, when converted into a gaseou
state, there shall be present in the othel
ingredients three volumes of oxygen.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-01-17

The refusal by the Democratic Senate
to confirm even Democrats who had
been appointed to Office by Gov. Perkins
is carrying partizanship to an extreme
which We do not relish. The HERALD
believes in an honest, manly partizan-
ship; but, when 1t comes to Withholding
confirmation as Regent Of the State
University from such n thorough and
reliable Democrat as Mr.. j. w, He'll.
man, Of this city, we confess that the
thing looks TO us highly absurd. Doubt
less It will, in the end, amount to
nothing, as Gov. Stoneman will probably
send in Mr.. Hellman namo anew. At
least we judge as much from the tenor
of the dispatches which reach us from
Sacramento. Mr.. Hellman has made an
efficient and admirable Regent, and he
should be continued in post which he
only accepted originally because 1t adj
mitted of his doing the State some SER
vice without remuneration.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-01-17

The Congressional and Senatorial ap.
portionment bill introduced into the
Senate by Hon. K. +. del Vale is GER
tainly fair and non-partizan. On the
basis OF the last election, in which the
Republican party was in a minority of
over twenty.three thousand, the Sena.
torial apportionment gives that party
within a fraction OF as many districts as
are allotted to the Democracy. Tried
by any other standard than the election
of last Fall, the districting is positively
favorable to the Republicans, As TO
the Congressional districts the several
counties have been grouped together ON
the principle of contiguity. The only
anomaly in them is in continuing Mono
and Inyo counties in the old Fourth,
now the Sixth district But the old
fourth district was necessarily an awk-
ward one from any point Of view, There
are portions of the United States that
send sixty members TO the lower house
OF Congress which do not contain as
large geographical area as the old
Fourth and new Sixth district of Cali,
fonia. In addition, Senator Jones and
Congressman Cassiday have serious de.
signs OF anneXing both Mono aud Inyo
counties to the State of Nevada, and
thus this geographical difficulty would
be obNiated, as the people Of those
counties themselves are said to heartily
favor the transfer. 1t may safely be
said that, in ten years from to-day, Los
Angeles, San Benardino and San Diego
counties will OF themselves have popu.
lation enough to form a district which
would, geographically, bo only two
million acres less in area than the
superiicies Of the Kingdom Of England.
Then we shall have a really symmet.
rical Congressional district. To rocur
however, to the important portion 0
the new districting, both as respect
State and National politics, Del Vale
bill seems to be an admirable one, ant
it thoroughly carries out the spirit o
Gov. Stonemans inaugural in which
any attempt to put through partizar
gerIymander is frowned upon, The bill
as it stands does not seem to require
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-01-17

VIZ do not like the proposition.
which is mooted in Sacramento, OF legis.
lating all Republicans out Of Office to
make room for Democrats. This would
be gross abuse of an overwhelming
legislative majority. Thata great many
Republican ofice-holders should be
made to surrender because they have
abused their trusts the HERALD unhesi-
tatingly declares. These people ought
to DO got rid Of, and doubtless will be.
A correct list Of them may DO had on
application to such Republican news.
papers MS the San Jose Mercury, for in
stance, recourse to their back files only
being necessary for that purpose. But
we have no sympathy with the hypo'
critical pretense that all the State Off
GERS should take Office at once. W.
don't believe anything Of the kind, and
do believe that where an honest Repub
lican has honestly got hold of an Office
he ought to be permitted to hold il till
his commission expires.