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was decided to issue s25Oeoo Of siv
per cent bonds, to take the place Of
the elghts called 10 by the c5mpapv.
The Called Bonds.
Special to The cOurIe,1or,,,t

SpsciAi 70 the courier-Jo Journal.
WAsHINoToN, March l4-.Tt NAV
be stated authoriatively that the Sac
rotary OF the Treasury will not an,IcI.
pate the payment Of the called bonds
due May | simply to relieve the stoct
market. Several times within tbe
last few days be has been urged 70 Jo
so wnen money was reported at ten
70 nIteen per cent, upon stocks as col
lateral. This does not appear to the
secretary to be q condition Of fbings
70 TO-, warrant IRA Interference. Should the
rate run high upon prime mercaptile
paper however. it is understood that
the situation would be viewed In q
different light. Should over six nsr
cent De demanded on mercantile pa
per tne Secretary may be expected to
manifest an interest in what is going
on, he draws q very sharp DESTINATION
between Wall-street stock operations
suT tne movement of money engaged
10 legitimate commerce. This inter.
terence ere, may be anticipated, therefore
only 10 case stock operators should
emparrass ordinary business through
.nelr operation. As long as they are
only g9rglng and squeezing each other
NC VIII turn a deafear to all entreaties
70 open the doors of the Treasury for
the benht of either side. Al the nres.
e s;a Tune. therefore, the prospect Of
a Dls aan15ISslpating the call may be CON
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
BoARD or FIRE AND Police COMMISSIONERS. I
TAXING DIsTR1oF SHELBY Co., TENN.
MEMPHIs, March Is. 1879

BoARD or FIRE AND Police coxMfssrovRRq. \
TAXING DIsTRIcT SHELBY Co.. TENN.
EEAP7Is, March Is. lesS.
GE ALED proposals will be received bv ma
- Until kddsy, Ma ch @. 1873. at u O'Clock
' &c to BE- rendered AID material 10 BE- fur
nished to the Taxing District Of hsity
eonntI: For the grading and paving Of
second street from Poplar to Bea, strests.
iOxSlOJ feet mo or less, In all an ut Il, col
square yards more or loSJ, as follows:
l. The width Of the rect amt str ct cross
lngs to be paved t. b b nught to a true md
exact grade rs per grade II ,kes and diree-
tiOns gwen BY the engineer before plnoing
any sand and gravel upon the sans,
z. hsourbing 20 be moved in and reset IA
true % lde a1d line as per curb stakes set By
the Engineer.
): Upon the graded rOadbed Is to be plased
not less than inches Of coarse bar sand and
gravel. which Is TO be brought to exact srads
by mems Of a drag plank. 49,
I. Upon this bed Of sand aud gravel Ia ia
% placed lank flooring one inch thick laid
longltudinally. the ends Of the planks 10 be
sawed on square and to be supported on q
sr3ss plank and to which they are to ba
5 Upon this plank flooring Is to BE- put
even W inches Of gravel and sand, when
compressed WITH paving.
=; Tho p, wing to be Of good block st0ps.
ven SNAPPED and laid ia close range courses
the, stone 10 be 8 to 7 Inches deem ~ 10
lnoass long and ranging from to inches
courses, joints and all creVic 10 be we'll
nlled with coarss gravel and sand; the entire
paving 70 oe rammed oVsF thee (3) times.
esen me nliing In with gravel and sand:
tae paVeme't being finally completed ~
rol Ing and washing ia of sand and IsaVinT
tsp dressing Of sand.
I, All biddera Q required to bid BY tina
square. yard for the entire work com / 10
ready Tor use aud as per speci6cations and
sxPianau ns given by the Engineer. One
nall tue stone TO DO delivered IN o. beforn
NAY l9tb, and the entire work counpleted an
or before July /, 1893, w
- the above work tho Board reserve, the
right to change the manner Of lsyin1 the
pavement either 10 lay with or wi hout a
base OF plank, or to furnish q pArt or the
whole Of the plank fOundat on; to have ,aid
one or more, sluarss OF the entire work with
plank foundation. or to d spepse " n Il alto.
Rether, as may hereafter DO def'Y nined: a nd
Dldoefs are required to bid with and without
flundat on Of p'auk at - cent, mr. "a 1SrS
ytra TOT each risl tor the entire wIrk com
plete. ms Board alsO reserves the further
LEat 70 tJsct any and all bids An bids
Mu % iabeled eoond Street Pavement"
6nd under resolution Of tha LelisIatige
VSuneli must be accompenied with the nam On
y. tne tespahsola tond'men, prepared 10
execute bond for 5000 each. and each and
avery pid mu also DO aocomp MED with .
certified check for two hundred aud 6fty d IL
BY rdeT Of the Board.
A4 DAVID HA0D an. President.
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River Telegram :.

WHEELING, W. Va, March 49,
River 8 feet 6 inches, and rising.
LOUISVILLE, March l6.-The river
is falling, with 8 feet 8 inches in the
canal and s feet in the chute.
CAIRO, March l6.-Departed: Thos
Sherlock, New Orleans, 8 PM r. r
Springer, Cincinnati, 8 Pun; james
W. GaAf, Cincinnati, 5 pm; Missis,
sippi, south, pm; Will s. Hays
Cincinnati, 6 pm; Wood, south, I
pm. River 80 feet, apd falling
Clear and cool.
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PATRICK EGAN.
His Views ON the Attempt 90
Blow Up the English Gov
ernment Offices.

New YORK, March l6.-A reporter
saw Patrick Egau and asked him what
he thought Of the attempt to blow up
the government Offices in London.
There is no people under the sun,
said Egan, so subject to panic as the
English people. Here a common
explosion Of gas pipe or something
similar occurs in a set of offices as it
might anywhere, but just because they
are government offices, the cry is
raised, oh, its dynamitep Later they
turn it into Irish dynamite. 1t is
ireland, of course. / dare say, if
Sheridan had been there they would
have put him down as connected
with it.
DO you suppose the Land League
funds paid for this new Outrage?"
why do they attach any political
significance to it alp If it we're the
House ofParliament one might under
stand it, but these are merely govern.
mOnt offices which are at least three
hundred yards away, with a block Of
buildings betweeni now what politics
can there be in the office explosioD2''
"Then you do not connect 1t with
disturbances Of any sort?"
With our present information we
can say or think nothing about it. We
can discount rumor, that is alt, and |
am inclined to think the first report Of
its being a mere explosion of gas is a
correct one.
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ATTACHED BY A MEMPHIS
CREDITOR.
4 Cae OF the IA. aud Z. B.Ik. Seized
al Charleston, y. G.
Special to Commercial Gazette.

COLUMBIA, s. c., March 1.-TWO
evenings ago, as the freight train Of
the South Carolina railroad arrived at
Aiken, S. O., q constable served au
attachment upon the conductor for a
freight box car, belonging to the
Memphis and Charleston railroad.
The car was loaded with cotton, billed
for Charleston, but tbe bales were
put in another car, and tho ear re.
turned. Instructions we're telegraphed
from Charleston to switch the car
upon a side track, and leave Impending
negotiations.
The attachment was issued in be-
half Of an Aiken lady, who holds some
st the bonds Of the city Of Memphis,
endorsed blythe Memphis and Charles.
ton railroad. There is said 10 be
about 5000 Of the accrued interest IN.
paid, aud this affair, it is understood,
will be test case as to the liability Of
the road.
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HELENA.
The River still Rapidly DecIin.
ing.
Special TO western Associated Pes,

SPeelA 70 Ntstefn Associated Press.
HELENA, March l6.-The river de-
clined four inches in the twelve hours
ending at nine this morning, the gauge
registering forty five feet eight inches.
This indicates a much more rapid fall
than at any time since the decline set
in. The weather is clear and cool
with the wind from the northeast.
The overflow has begun pouring out
and will keep pace with the decline Of
the river, going from the section south
OF here out through White river as
we'll as through the numerous
breaks. There was big FIRE
back in the country on
the Mississippi side last night, the
flames from which could be seen here
It's supposed to have been the GIN
house Of John Powell. As the
building was full of negro refugee,
and in ten feet of water, there is some
anxiety felt as to their fate. Partie.
dispatched to inquire into it have moi
yet returned hence no particular,
can be obtained at this writing.
George ". Colvin, OF Browning
III died here last night. With hi
brother he came hlther attracted b.
the news of the food, believing tha
they could gather a rich harves
trapping. A short experience showed
them there was nothing to trap, anC
from exposure to Wind and weather
he took pneumonia, resulting fatally
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The Rlrht Kind Tor NICE Eealler

Postmaster ]. H. Smith has received
the following anonymous etfusicn or
postal card aud addressed to the
Post O&ce Master Of Memphis,
Tenu.;"
This is to notify, let you know and
also to give you notice and give you to
understand that we people want our
mail as often az any body. That's it,
why don's you haze plenty Of letter
carriers, there is plenty Of Woman
that would make good ones these long
warm days. | know what you want,
to make enough to have you fortune
like all others down here.
The Postmaster is grieved that
Congress has not made an exception
in the Oa5e, so that he could put on
ladies' to deliver the nails in nice
weather and leave the vet day work
to the male tramFs. His heart is
touched, for he has one, although be
IS S Republican and an Oficeholder.
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LiSernnoI Markets.

LIVERPOOL, March l6.-Lard -
prime western, 6rmer, SIS sd. Corn
new mixed, dull, Is Id; old mixed
dull, IS Sd. Bacon-long clear
frmer, SIS; short clear, 6rmer, 54s
Cumberland cut. 6rmer, at 5Ss ID
POrk-prime mess eastern, steady, COS
prime mess, western, steady 92s
Wheat-new Western winter, steady
9s Sd; old, No. 2 spring, old,steady, g.
Sd; new No 2 spring, steady, IS Sd;
No. l white, dull, IS I'd. Beef
prime mess, steady, 92s; extra India
mess, firm, 96s. Turpentine spirits
-frmer, 4Os Cd; at London, frmer,
39s Cd. Tallow-prime city, dull,
lbs Cd. Cheese American choice,
steady, 68s Sd. Rosin-cOmmon, dull,
5s Sd. Hams-long cut, steady, SIS.
Flour--extra State, dull, rs Sd.
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Delaware House. The halls rapidly
filed with smoke, and One.half Of the
guests fed from their rooms panic
stricken, half clad. At half.past four
the flames were .s1bdued and the
guests all returned to their rooms.
Damage not known.
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The weather.

WASHINGTON, March l6.-For the
West Gulf States, partly cloudy
weather with local rains, and north
easterly winds becoming variable
stationary or higher temperature
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley
warmer, fair weather, westerly, back
ing to southerly winds, aud lower
pressure.
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PuLIxANsleeping cars began to run
regularly to Eureka, Ark, last Tues.
day.

WASHINGTON special: The contract
for erecting Marine Hospital build
ings at Memphis, Tenn. has been
awarded to John Reid, Of that city,
for S38 77S
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a Paying southern Cotton Fac,
Courier. Journal Hpeoial.

AUGUSTA, March l4-The annual
meeting Of the stock holders of the
Enterprise factory was held to.day.
Thereports made an Sxcollent showing
Of the work Of the company for the
past year. The net profits give 8 per
cent on the capital stockN George T.
Jackson was reelected President. II
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Notice to Passengers & Shippers
Memphis q Little Rock Il. ~. 90
las REoRGANIzED,l
Ell SHELLEY, Receiver.
OEn0r % svEE. lEP OaIEE E n "a }

OFFICE or SURF. ASp CEIEF EEGiSREg,
Memphis. February "a, 1893.
nWlNG TO temporary break, esEeed by ex
" treme high water, all trains bctween
Memphis and Madison are for the present
discontinued.
Daring the suspension a line Of steamers
will ran daily. making close connection NJ
Madison fdE Little Hook aud all points West.
The'sRane Maersldy'' viii leave nc o'clock
this SATURDAY. evening and the Katie
Hooper" on MONDAY evonipR each leaving
on alternate days thereafter, 6gcs pt sunday.
Passengers and all freight, except ieTiy n.
able and live stock, will no received on board
Of az the foot Of Poplar street.
No freight Will be received after ! O'Clock
PIN !, Ani none for points between Horefeld
and Madison,
No interruption to freight or aysl
Elk StBLEY.
Receiver snd General Manager.
II g FLgMINt !.
ll0t Sup't and chief Engineer.
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DEF,

Il, COLLIN IsLl1 Ncoa. ~. ely taie morning Fran
Funeral will take placs tomorrow SAT-
URDAY) morning at 10 o clock from tho resi-
dence Of his parents. 2e5 fernando street
Friends aaa Acquaintance arc invited.
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Hand bills Of all sizes, from the
smallest to a three sheet poster, done
with neatness and dispatch, at the
PUBLIC LEDGER job printing office.
Prices as low as the lowest.
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ALBANY, N. T., March l6.-At
half,paat three o'clock this morning a
FIRE broke out in the kitchen of the
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RAgg eg 90 MMRRoR,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March =, 1855. !
THE annual meeting Of tbe'stockholders o.
Il this bank will be held at the hAnkinl
house on TUESDAY, April 10th prox, for ID
purpose Of electing Directors f,r tho ensui h
year. S&l IA. oMBERG. Cashier.
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Dissolution OF Partner shin.

TUE arm &C EBIsE 4 PETERSON is this
y nav 1aV Jlsselved by mItua, consent, Mr..
feige, who will continue the husinesa n, the
OLD plsee; corner Of NJ In and JED rSon sts.
Mr.. h. Feige ss'umes the Ii bi tiles Of the
old hrm, a d will cn''cct oil dabts due the
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Treasury Department
OTFioR or COMPTROLLER or TIE CURRENCY, I
Washington, February q, 1883.

OTFIoR or COMPTROLLER OF TIE CuRREScY,
Washington, February "a, 1883.
WHEAEAs. by So lsfaetory evidence pre-
s9nte 70 the undersigned, L has been made
70 appear that 1.-THE Fiat National Bank Of
Memphis," In the city " Memphis, county
Of shelby and State Of Tennessee. has COM
piled with all the provisions Of the Act OF
Congress TO enable National Banking Assoc
ctatlous to extend their corporate existence
s and Ter other purposes, approved July u.
NOW. therefore, /. Jno, Jay Knox, Comp
troller Of the Currency, do hereby certify that
"Ihe First Matt nal Bank OF Memphis," M
the city Of Memphis. In the county Shelby
and State Of Tennessee, j. author a0d 10 have
81 cetsioR for the period ,peoihod IN lts
amended articles OF association. namely, IN.
hl close Of business on February "A, 500.
In testimony whereof WitneEs mr. hnnd and
seal Of O0ico, this 2sih dav Of Fehrunfy, fs9s.
JN0. JAY KNOX,
I SEAL Comptroller Of the Currency.
- no. ~ h4A
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AdminInfrnfor,a Notice.

administrator Notice.
NOTICE IL hereby given that letters cf
IN administration wore this day issued
ine upon sstate OF Samuel II, Crus,, deed,
hx Probate Court Of Shalby county, Tenn.
February %, 1883.
Portion 4 PVgtOn, Attorneys. $50 "a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-16

Music books, magazines, illustrated
papers, etc., bound at the PUBLIC
LEDGFH NiOdery. Ii Madison street
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Steamship News.

NEW YORK, March Is Arrived:
Adriatic, from Liverpool.
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SPECIAL DaEETrNG.

IL The officers and Rembsrs Of Tvnnsssss
DiVt'io NO o. r., K. Of p
You are ordered. to appear In fatigue uni
form g. No, 4 Ad ms this & RID lfl even
ioF' March 18th. ats o'eloek, By orde. Of
Atts.t: B. RsrcanAsr. q h ~ . = S'
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Stock cunning aOcOun,
RXPORTa,
CIearinghO,Ise ReDOrr.

CleapiuVs. Dalanoes.
Friday, March l6..,,,s l33 81 50 q, gi4 So
Thus iaT this week.. g9i 80 81 16f'OG0 70
game me last week. l,Ol7,6'6 80 l9s. 3i5 il
same time lSS2....,... SS2,69l 81 l92,562 20
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NOTICE.
TAX PAYERS!

WE Taxing nj let and L 'qu'datinR Taxes
Tor 1883, are now due, and The boSks are
open 81 my office for yeoelvirg same fhese
taxes WI bee mo deli Quent after april 18th.
"a, az ~ payer are Ieq1esb q and ADvIsRs not to
put On paying them until The last dAy.
Isl Al. H ARRIS, County Trustee.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-17

2O5l Knott 1891, Baokner l4S2,
Jacob 0Cl, Omsley lol Ga the first
ballot 739 votes were cas-; necessary
to q choice, 500. Tho convention
took q recess a CSC until 8 p III.
The committee on resolutions will
not report until to morrow The ION.
ventIon numbers nearly 800 delegstes,
Is enthusiastic bu! In the main or.
derlyi
Second ballot same % the first.
Al the conclusion Of the third bal.
lot the namo of c las. d Jacob was
withdrawn as O candidate.
The sixth ballot wss-Jones 227,
Knott 232, IBuokncr III, Omsley
l04
Tne convention retus, I'd to 1d ourn
at midnight. After considerable
wrangling the convention finally ad-
journed until tsn tomorrow. Friendc
of the various candidates are busy
now working up their interests for
tomorrow,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-17
The StoI m in the East.
Spscial Iispntch to THR BIZ.

CINCINNATI, May 16.-- Reports have
been received of the ravages of Mon
day night's storm in Indiana and Ohio,
showing that the cyclone swept across
twelve miles In length, about six miles
north of Connorsville, Ind, with a
path a few rcd, wide, striking the lit.
tie village Of Waterloo, destroying
every house but three In 1t and doing
great damage to farms In Its path, but
injuring nobody. A fine iron bridge
over the Whitewater river was whirled
to piecer. In the southern part of
Wayne county adjoining, much dam
age was done to farm houses, The
same storm passed through Preble
county, Ohio, unroofng houses and
barns and doing damage estimated at
$40. 900. Farther east, at German
town and Mtamisburg, there was a
severe hail storm. Fruit is almost
wholly destroyed.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-17
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS,
Special Dispatch to The BEE.

Special Dispatch to The BE.
PARIS, May 16.. limited States
Minister Morton introduced to Prime
Minister Ferry a deputation bearing
an address from Boston, In which the
French government was requested to
introduce a bill to facilitate the dis
patch Of French art work to the ma
tional exhibition to be held on the
occasion of the centennial signing of
the treaty for American Independence.
Ferry minated ne would submit the
matter to the council of ministers.
PARIS, May 1G.-SIx anarchists have
been arrested for circulating seditious
pamphlets among the troops.
BERLIN, May lG. The North Ger
man GaZstts attempts to prove by
statistics that the danger Of contract.
lug richuosis from American pork is
sixty times greater than from German
pork, and refers to the latest reports
OF sanitary officers at Chicago, Erie
and Boston, and publications In line
New York Medical Journal to prove
the correctness Of tbs statement. The
Gazette declares that the inspection Of
pork on It's arrival at German ports
has proved useless. 1t says hat the
quantity Of American pork consumed
In Germany Is small and Ia decreasing,
and that the question, therefore, Il
not of economic Importance.
PARIS, May l6.--Accounts Of thu
condition 81 tba baalth 90 No,n
Chambord are conflicting. The Uniol
declares he Is well, while The Temp
says he is seriously Ill, and 1t is prob
able that his friends are uneasy an,
~endeavoring to conceal the seriousness
of his condition from the public.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-17

tired tho band played "Msrching
Through Georgia." members of the
society and guests on the stage ris.
iyg and joining enthusiastically In
the chorus. Tbero were load calls
for Reosecrsn5, Schofield aud Slocum,
aud the latter responded In a brief
speech.
kilograms of regret, at their inabll.
ity 10 be present, from Generals Han.
cock and Sheridan, were read. The
exercises closed with Dixie" and
Yankee Doodle" by the band.
OLD rAYMASTERJ.
About twenty ex army pay,
masters who served during tho war of
the rebellion mot this afternoon and
organized a s]ociety to call "Tho Asso.
citation of UIion Army Paymssters,"
oy olec.ing w. b. BAce Gate psymas.
ter genera } president, and ex-Pay.
master Hon. WIN Clmback, of Iudi.
ana; Governor Fred Robie, Of Maine;
Hon. W. s. Stryker, of New jersey;
Hon. Russell Errett, of Pennsylvania,
and Stephen A. Walker, of New York
city, vice presidents. The objects of
tho association are stated to be So
clal, historical and patriotic.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-17
Kentucky Bourbon.
nicnatph 30 TuV DIV

LOUISVILLE, May 16.--The demo.
crate state convention met at noon,
elected Hon. Isaac Caldwell, of
Louisville, temporary chairman, ap.
pointed committees on organization,
resolutions and credentials and took a
recsss uatil $50.
In the afternoon the committee on
permanent organization reported In
favor Of Hon. Ieaac Caldwell,
of Louisville, for permanent chair
man, with vice president
from each of the congressional dis,
~trlcts, which report was adopted, as
was the recommendation to drop the
candidate receiving the lowest num-
Der of votes OF each succeeding ballot
until a nomination Is reached for
each office.
The committee on credentials re-
ported each of the III counties In the
state represented with but three con,
testing delegations, which were ar
ranged hsrmoniously. The following
gentlemen were placed In nomination
for governors: Thomas l.. Jones, j,
Proctor Knott, Simon B. Buckuer,
Chas. ID. Jacob, M. III. Omsley. TIL,
first ballot resulted as follows; Jones
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-17
THE VIClLANTES WEAKEN
Gov. Clicks Grit MOdt60S the
Methods of Dodge Citizens.
Congressman Thompson ec-
quilted Of the Murder
of Davis.
Various Dark and Bloody Deeds.
Dodge City Troubles,

Special Dispatch to THE BEE.
DoDGE Cry, Kansas, Nay TO-
The city i, quiet, but fermenting.
Sheriff George r. Hinkleby says Gov
ernor Click will protect Luke Short
and his companion, Understood to be
the famous Bat Masterson, formerly
sheriff OF this county, but now out.
lawed by the city officials. No doubt
but Short will return. He and his
partner, Mr.. Harris, have large cattle
interests and a large saloon, employ
ing twenty. eight men. Harris Is
vice president Ct the Dodge City
bank. There is a strong feeling thpt
Short should bs allowed to return.
The indications show that the city
authorities will weaken and that law
will prevail. The governor tele.
graphs that the law of the state must
be enforced and the rights of life and
property protected. The company of
militia at Sterling are awaiting or.
ders, while the other side talk Of max
Ing a fight. The sheriff Is on guard at
the trains with q posse.