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LAREDO.

LAREDO, Apr 25.-[Special.l l-Dissatis.
faction is inoreasiuZ Cl the other side since
Tie prom al alton 90 the stamp act. One
firm having . large mouse in New Laredo
and Monterey Gay that S2O,OOO Will not
cover the amount of stamps that they use.
Each bottle OF cologne, bar OF soap and
every sepa,bte article oi itself must btai
this stamp. There IL no further news OF
revolution, though tho pcon'H are very
rsstless and the meaning is ominous.
Fifty cars Jf stock came 10 over the Texas
Mexican tonight.
Thieves entered the warehouse Of the
Waters. Pierce oil COMPANY night before
last and carried away bome hity cases OF
oil. The matter was kept Quiet in hopes OF
obtaining some clue but nothing was
found. cave wagon track, which. was
tracest-to Ni- river bank, where the Oil was
probably nmuggled ross to Mexico.
One mourner was up before tho mayor
this morning.
This afternoon Miguel Jiminez, Mexi-
can, engaged in roofing the marKet.house
cupalo fifty feet above giound, lell from o
scafTold. from which the support had been
elessly taken. Jimiusz lived but short
while. -,
late hour last night, but did not nnish
their business, and are in session now 10 90
so.
The Autographs OF 80 bird's-eye view oi
the Two Laredos," taken some time since,
ore being distributed 10 subscribers. The
work Is very oreditable.
The Brigpoli-I LILLIAN Opera company are
billed for Laredo tomorrow night. lney
have played In Monterey during the last
week, where they scored brilliant sue
cese.
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MESQUITE,

MHsours, April 5.-[5peoial. .l-0ur
town continues to Improve, and real estate
is looking up every day. Tae Texas IL Ps.
cific railroad has ordered its local agent
here not TO self any mora lots until further
notice. 1t is.said they will be resuryeyed
soon and the price reised. Business Win
our merchants Is reasonably good, but
money IL getting scarce. Most OF tho buai-
ness now is barter and credit. The recent
heavy rains aud light f.1st did no material
damage sc far IS your correspondent hes
learned. The crop prosper was never bet-
ter. With good seasons ifom now on we
will make more than we csn gather.
Oar people are glad to know thes DAiles
Is Ia earnest in the INST er OF securing more
railroads Now Is the time 6, acl. We feel
proud of D.iles, and nope she VII coutinue
10 le.d all her rivals. Wa henr very little
SAID about politics. a. IL l. rather early ior
rounds telling the dear people hog 10 save
the country. and especially explaining his
peculiar fitness TO save II. But We ell
rejoice 10 know tha. Hon.
Barnett Gibbs enjoys sucb n genuine. uni-
verssl boom for lisu;enant-sovernor
It is universally ainiitted thai no man In
Texas ever came i1.o public isvsr a.
rapidly as has our distinguished senator
since entering the political arena. Mesqui.s
is more than proud of him. Toe fact that
the whole state 4 Gibss IL proof that he
has been end 10 now right on AL The leaf-
irg z issr e5 he has y, al Z and boldly advo
Gated, and there srs th,.@ v1o predict that
he Will os msde governor N the year OF oui
Lord 1896. Tnis is vhst the wise ones lay
and why should hfne'7
Your Terrell cof1 nunics,io1 over thi
non d. p;ams os sDeM scrsl" eivrs iirn.
away ia ~ ssoSnd ssossucs IRON the D0t
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The NTcn'phis Meet.

MEMruIs. April 25.-The second days
spring meeting OF the new Memphis Jockey
club was ever rything that could be desired
as regards weather. The track was in
splendid condition, and the attendanes
showed large increase over yesterday,
numbering 5000.
First Rice-Milbdrn stakes, ell ages, one
mile: Princess, the iavorite, won; Mani
toba, second; Ferg Kyle, third. Time
los l.2. Brunswick, Aleck, Joe Bailey,
John Sullivan and Earl Bronstield also ran.
Second Raca-Coiton exchange stakes,
FOR all ages, one and one.fourth mile: Lutte
Fogle won: Toppy, second; slocum, the
fsgorite, third. Time-1:02 IA. Ccnten-
nial and Avalon also ran. Solitaire wss
drawn. Paris mutusis paid $50.
Third Race-MIt Hairy selling race for
three and one.fourth heats: Queen Es-
ther, the favorite. /, /; Brooklyn, 4, 2; An
ME, S, 3 Time-2:lS Is. 2:l0. Sorrtl Dap
Dick Brown, Twilight. Fisherman, Little
Joker. Tcrrld Zone also ran. The latter
ives distanced in the first heat.
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pr,ca,,,.r.ceneraI sherman.

ST. LOUIS, April 25-It is reported here
that Governor Crittenden hes appointed
Central William t. Sherman brigadier-
general OF the militia OF tho eos ern distric:
of Missouri, but up to late
hour tonight Il Uould not be
escsttaiuel whether the general had
reeeiysd the appointment As there are
legal ob.tacles In the way OF the general s
accepting the position, it may be safely
stated he will decline the proffer. AS 2
m after Of fact be has already said he would
not accent.
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Chicago Chips .

CHICAGO, April 25 Report reaches here
that the steam barge Mary Mills .snccess.
full, made the massage Of the straits OF
vsckinaw last evening, and that there is
now q clear passage.
The xnnual report OF the Chicago. 81.
Paul, MINI apoii. a Omaha road for the
fiscal year ending December 81 1888, shows,
gross earnings. IS 5i5. .0cJ; total net income
III 323 O00
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MINEOLA.

MISHoLA, April 5.-[Special. THE dis.
trct court at Quitman has been engaged
The gre ,ter part OF the week in the dispos!'
ton OF unimportant civil business. On
Thursday morning the celebrated case o.
Lovelady, charged with the murder OF hi:
vile, some two years ago, was taken up,
aud after a persistent effort to continue,
1ur efficient district attorney, Colonel j. y
Hogg, succeeded 10 forcing the defense To
tfiai. The case will likely close tomorrow
Loyelady has been Convicted OF murder IT
the first degree Jnce before. and the case
was remanded for new trial by the supreme
court.
MineclA IL on genuine building boom
Severn Tine brick stores are to DO erected
this summer, and q stock company Il
being worked up IN q quiet way for the
erection of superb three.story hotel. We
have four lines OF railroads leading ont o.
Mineols, and It Ia a ceit aiuty that a firat
class hotel would be profitable 10 its pro
jectors. n
The recent.cold weather while very disa
greeable, has not injured crops, iruit OF
gardens, and the people are happy.
The recent entertainment by the BFoTi
brigade for the benefit OF the Methodist
Episcopal chuich, was q decided success
Tho recsipis footed up about $50.
Nine1ls Is enjoying the benefits OF WIS.,
sanitary regulations. Very little sickness
The r. HERAI reaches Us every mornina
at $50. and Is much sought after by or
people
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Max. Min. Mean Rain
Tenn Temp Temp fall.
An odd Title:

Nav YoRK, April 25.--It has been revsal-
al iu literary circles. that the tlile ~ george
Alfred Tovnssud's long prom ca - ~, .noe
Iimss, mis- eulIio.ently odd % ex,iie GU
5;ositv Il viii Be ssura soon by promi-
uent publishing ouse.
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FoRrRrss MONROE, Va. April 25.-Gen
erai Hancock presented diplomas to-day tc
the graduating class. Drills, revlesss
luncheon, bsrq1st and q p.li made -
pIessurs o. the day end uighs.
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Nrv oarrASs, April 25.--Cleare1: sicsm-
sbtns West Indisn, Haytieu. bsysrpocl;
Blardon, Bremen: oSrk Nat' ~, Me- goros;
.hins Heredia, Cnslmes. Ees York.
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FLrsHrse, L. l.. April Is The c.cs'n 3
si-,,s occurred yesterdsy- e a1h baVle wne
~ slno' and t5oo ds2pnasd on tns main.
Loue Island won " touf s---.-s - -As<s-
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pg-THE DALLAS COUNTY REPUBLICAN
Campaign Club NEE Is every Wednesday and
esturdav evenings, a. s O'clock. IN turner Hall
Acordial invitation is extended to ell Ioputli
cans 10 altsnd By ordero tho president
F : TVsYER. Secretary
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VfH tuO EfWFNf FFtI'
SECOND TRLEGRAM,
THE WEATHER.

GALVESTON, April 25-Followlng Is the
weather report for the cotton belt furnish
ed by tho United States signal service, act
inr IN conjunction with the railways:
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NOTICES
sPsC CIAL MOTTO S.

Es.sUNDAY &C UPERISTENDENTs
Institute meets nv First Presbyierlin Chuch
Sunday. April 27th, at p. m. promptly super
zen ,ents assistants and secretaries, lease at'
tou1
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Ko sF. April 25.-[special.l- l-fssterday
oeing the twenty -iitn anniversary OF the
marrisre OF our e.tsamed citizaus, j. M.
Taylor ard lady, their silver wedding vas
cele 1rsted by the ladies OF our town setuin
M a surprise by calling aud presenting
them with nice aud suitable presents Tor
the occasinn.
s.Mrs. scogin, mother-in-law ofour worthy
eli zs,, Captain +. T. Dake, had her arm
broken yesterday By being th'own rom Q
hsck.
The farmers have gone 10 work with re,
rewed erergy sincs the excessive cold
and wet weather has subsided.
Crop prospects are not very fattering a
present. Considerable cotton Is bsine
plo Eed up and planted over.
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MARSHALL. April 25.-fSpec sl.I-General
W. p. Lane. vice-presinent oil the Iexss
n m sscrsts-y Defsss1xh. st Austin. ar
nouncsuR sns oestn % Ooivpsi rfask W.
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VEETEEEEOKN. .

WrlrnEaI ORD, Aoril 25.-lspecial. Ray
Anderson, aged T. years, son OF Major
laobert knder en-, OF this place, was buried
here to-dey. Pc wes killed By being thrown
from bis horse Wednesday, on his fathers
re aohe in Stephens county
Mr.. [. !. klephens. attorney for IL. 4.
Dougherty, OF J. s,roc. Michigan, who lsst
yese killed Policeman Mode, OF III Paso,
has lust returned from NJ Easo. aud states
that chanee Of venue Was taken 20 Presi-
90 county, where the case sill be tIied in
September.
Miss Adde Loispeich, one OF the most
talented and cultivated musicisnsiD in Texas
gave with her olaes oi young ladies' o cor =
cert last night at the opera house. The
programme was IN excellent taste ond the
repeated applause atIested the satisfaction
Of tue audience, which was composed OF tho
ellie OF Wentherford. Tsuable vocal as
sistance was rendered by Messrs. NJ. q.
Cameron aad Asa orapt.
Mrs. Lsnhsm left THIS morning TO join
her husband, our talented congressman,
Colonel Sam Lsnhaui, in Washington.
j. X. Mskemson lodge Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows, celebrate the sjxty.hith
snnivcrsay OF the organization OF Odd
Fellowship in the United States, at the
opera house tomorrow evening. An els-
CANT supper will be provided by the order,
and Judge John T. Hancourt, p. G. M,
will deliver an address.
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FIFTH GRAND
MA|-FE:ST
Given by the
German Societies
OF DALLAS.
SUNDAY g. MONDAY
.i.s,- MAY II and ~. 1884.
SHADY VIEW PARK

pR0GRAMME-FIaST DAY.
Parade with May Queen to
grounds at I r. M.
Growing Of May Queen;
Oratlons in German; Amues-
ments for Young and Old.
Tableaux Vivants; Priez
Turning; Concert and Ball;
Fireworks.
SECOND DAY.
Georgeous Pageant through
the principal streets OF the city
at 10 A. M.
At the Grounds Singing;
Grafton in English; Amuse-
ment for young and old; Prize
Turning and Prize Drill. ~
Distribution of Prizes; Tab
leauxing and Pyramids. ,
Concert and Ball; Bengal
Lights; Fireworks.
In addition various other
amusements on both days.
The best musical talent OF
North Texas is engaged for
the occasion.
HON. BARNETT GIBBS
will deliver the English Grafton.
For further information see
small programmes.
The Public OF Dallas and
surrounding country is res
pectfully invitf d to attend.
By order of the committee
CHAs. MEIsTERHANs,
Chairman,
B. F. ALDERMAN,
Secretary.
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO, April ?5.-[Special. IA
dispatch from Eagle fass ssys: Emii
Calm has just returned from TIP to Mex
Buenarenturr, . wild, thinly settled
pastoral region, band OF twelve Kick.
spoo warriors raided the neighborhood OF
several ranches, burned some isckals, drove
off what stock they could secure and MUIR
dered two Mexican sheep.herders who were
tending their hocks, but offered no resist
ance when discovered by the savages. a
large posse OF citizens was at once organ
lied and started 10 pursuit, but up 10 the
present writing no 1urther details have
been received.
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WACO.

WACO, April 25.-[special. THE. bust.
ness mon OF this city to-day subscribed
bonus guarantee TO the Telephone com
pany TO extend its wires from waco west
ward via McGregor TO Temple and on the
line OF the Santa Fe railroad. This raises
The list of towns on the Waco telephonic
circuit to thirty. one, covering territory ol
several hundred miles.
An Expert OF the Hall Safe company. OF
st. Lodis, arrived to-day and unlocked the
saie of the Citizens National bank, which
had been sealed close since last Saturday.
All funds and valuables were found intact,
and the expert says there Is no evidence oi
tampering with the locks.
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CLEBURNE.

C1sBunHr, April ?5.-[sp.cial.l-This be.
Ing the 25lh, the Nlaburne Light Guards
were out on ress parade and made a very
cre4itable appearance. They were so uu.
fortunate as TO lose oil Of their guns in tho
fire OF the l9tb, but had arms within forty
eight hours afterwards. Tho boys leave
for Houston on the 9th Of May, and Gle
burne msy expect herself well represented
at the Interstate drill
The first picnic Of ths season takes place
tomorrow on Nolan.
Rev. A. G. Pearson, the boy preactlef'
will BIZ Gin e series of meetings st the Cum
herland Presbyterian church, Of this city,
next Sabbath, 10 continue two weeks.
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TYLER.

TYLGg, April 25.--[Speclal. =Jemee Sse-
phenson OF the vicinity OF Troupe, for'
feted bond OF $lOo 10 appear here to,
dey to answer the preliminary charge Of
theft OF horse and male.
DR.. W. A. Welborn, of Honey Grove,
was to day unanimously elected snperin-
tendent OF city public schools for the ensu-
ing scholastic year. beginning September
Ist. Ierohers for the same term will be
examined and elected the last Friday In
NAV.
neirhborhood, wes jailed to-day IN de.
fault OF 500 bond TO answer the charge
OF arson,
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yohn.,o, pre,ident Of the Texas Veteran

Johnston, president OF the Texas Veteran
assoclation, In the s7th year OF his ago. Es
died near the City OF Mexico, where be had
gone in the hope OF recovering his healtn.
General Lane will take immediate steps 70
have tae remains brought back 10 Tersh
and have them inferred In the state GENE
terry NJ a ust n. with appropriate honors.
A. Is. Allen, the elsyer OF Poltsin, was
brought over rom Jefferson and consigned
10 our Jail for sale keeping.
Major William stesdmsn has been solic'
tied and will probably submit TO having
bis name placed before tho convention ms a
candidate for disrlct judge.
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HOWE.
lONGyIEw.

LosavIEw, April 25.-T5 yec.Ll-S Sheriff
Killingswprlh and Dsprtr locke gO'osy ar
rested George Hamusi. oo'ored, Who ~
wanted in San Augusiine county tor mur-
der committed last ppfiGF. He vii! he taxi
en- down tho road to.nighi.
We are o have q Cumhsrln1t Ptoabyter-
ian church festival tomorrow
Some excitement wa5 created to-day by
Mar shGl Booth chasing q dSrkov. Squire
Potter, who Ind pistol on hts person. The
darkey escaped.
Rutaors arr current OF the intention Of
the repu bicans 10 run n iul ticket IN the
county this iall With the green baokers to
help them they can carry the county.
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A VERY desirable ranch in 5curry county;
$500 acres, living water, good grass and protec-
tion with 5000 head OF cattle counted out. For
q moderate tize ranch this offers as good an op-
portunity for Investment as could be had
5000 ACRES, Nolan county, alternate Sec
ions. board house, two rooms and kitchen, win
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LAWN MOWERS
Thomas Sulkey Rakess
ScITHE SMITHS.
An ordinance.

Establishing a City Prison and
authorizing the Mayor or Mar
shall and the Police to confine
therein certain persons arrest
ed for violation of City Ordi-
nances, and providing for the
sustenance of certain persons
confined therein and payment
therefor.
Section J. Be 1t ordained by the Council
of the Village OF Logan, That the structure
now known as the Village Prison, on the
be and the same is hereby established as
the village Prison Ofsaid Village.
Section Z. That in all cases which by the
ordinances of said 1illlge Its Mayor is au-
thOriZed or required to commit to, or con-
fine i'll prison persons arrested and brought
before him for violation of its ordil ances.
The said Mayor be, and he is hereby au-
| 'horiZed or req uired, IS tie case may be, to
commit such persons to CT confine them
In said Village Prison.
Section 3. That whenever by the ordinan-
ces Of said Village its Marshal Or any OF the
Police OF said Village are authorized or re-
| required to cOnfine persons arrested for VII
Oltfing its ordinances, the said Marshal or
P0 lie are hereby authorized or required as
the c,se may be to confine such person i'll
the Village Prison.
Sc .tion 4. Said Village Prison shall I've
und the care OF the Marshal of said Will
age who shall provide all persons confined
therein with necessary food during such
confinement, and see that such p rison is
kept clean and comfortable for tie inmates
thereof.
Section 5. Said Marshal shall receive for
the sustenancs OF each person so confined
In said Village Prison the ~ m of forty
cents psr day, to be paid out of the Village
Treasury upon the approval of the Council
Of said Village.
section G. This ordinance to take effect
and be in force from and after is passage
and legal Publication.
Passed June 10th, 1854.
A. sTEINMAN, Mayor.
G. q. GAGE, Clerk. junc12-2t.
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The Hooking County Board of
Examiners met on Saturday and
examined twenty three appli-
cants, four of whom had receiv-
ed SIX north certificates during
year and seven others had fail
ed at a previous examination.
Following are the successful
applicants: I. M. Cherry, Mar
tina Dollison, Jennie Gage and
Emma Westenhaver, two year
certificates; B. Fl. Allen, W. E.
Allen, Z. A. Stoneburner, John
M. White, Hannah See, w. F.
Hood, Amy 4. Redick, Perry L..
Beal, Carrie Brand, and Jesse
Beery. one year certificates.
There were 8 failures, among
them one who has failed nine
times.
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Wedding.

Married at The residence of the
brides parents, in Marion town
ship, Hooking county, Ohio.
Tuesday. June 3, 1884, Rev. Hen
ry T. Rauh of GAINESVILLE. Ohio,
and Miss Fannie Helen Weaver
The ceremony was elegantly and
solemnly performed by Rev. C..
Dryer OF Lancaster, O.
This was noted event, at
which very large circle of
friends and relative were pres
ent, all contributing to the Joy of
the occasion by their merry fa-
ces and kind words to the happy
couple. There were great
many beautiful and costly pres
ents, among WHICH were the fol
lowing:
Esty Organ, brides parents.
Cash and tablecloth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rauh.
Twenty five dollars cash, G as.
Rauh.
Bed spread, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Kull.
Marble top stand and toilet
set, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beck.
Fine cromo, toilet set and
spittoon, Mr.. Geo. Rudolph.
Brides cake and set of silver
knives and forks, G. Stolzenba X
and wife.
Set of silver spoons, Mrs. j.
Northaven.
Silver butter knife and album,
Mrs. F. Mayer.
Glass fruit stand, Miss Lola
Rudolph.
Table cloth, Wash Weinman
and wife.
Table cloth, John Miller and
wife.
80 crooks Of flowers, Geo. Bot
ties.
Fancy e-p and saucer, Sue
Bury.
Lamp, NJ. F. Weaver and wife:
Bed spread, Geo. Weidner and
wife.
Chair Tidy, Sadie Weaver.
Clock and fancy painting, Rev.
Frank.
Cha alber set, Susie Rauh.
Napkins and tidy. Sophia
Rauh.
Cash, N. Weaver.
Boquet, Lucy Mayer.
Bed spread, Jacob Weaver and
wife.
The happy couple left for a
four : eeks tour by way of Mag.
ara Falls to the east. May hap
piness and prosp rity ever a :
tend them. w
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The Royal Purple Of Manhood.
BY INERT. f. SMITH.

The rarest product of the Phn-
necian art was Tyrian dye, and
with this costly principle they
colored the finest fabric of the
Sidonian looms. Of more value
than an equal weight of gold, it
dropped only into the service of
wealth and became at once the
Distinguishing characteristic be-
tween king and peasant; noble
and debased; true and false
But as the planets revolve and
time runs, bringing with it at
every new tide fresh ranks of civ
ilization, we notice that it also
conveys new customs and ideas.
In modern times the merit of
persons is not judged by the col
or of their garments, neither by
the jewels of their hands; but
instead of this an idea now occu-
pies the place where once mate
rial stood. This idea may be
justly called the Royal Purple
Of Manhood (being found to
exist in true character and absent
in one of less worth J and judg
ed mainly by action.
Among the requisites of a true
manhood is a good moral char
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Hooking County Boys RecOs-
niZ0h

1t is matter of just pride to
know that our young Hooking
Democrats are meriting and re-
ceiving recognition from the
Democratic State Administers
ton. Bill England has a position
in the Auditor Of States office :;
Charley Bowen in the clerical
department of the Penitentiary ;
Ira Hamblin as Physician in the
Columbus Lunatic Asylum r.
e. Hamblin, Steward at Athens ;
Mart Dumalt, guard at tie Peni-
Tertiary; John Mcbride, Sup't.,
and Miss Maggie Case, Collector
Of the Hooking Canal.
The following complimentary
letter, rendering a position to
Mr.. Carl Buerhaus, which was de
clined, shows also the esteem in
which he was held:
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
Columbus May 9, 1882
Hon. Carl II. BuerhauS:
My Dear Frlend-KnOwing your zeal
and work for George Hoadly's nomination
and feeling you are entitled to substantial
recognition, / desire to tender you the
place of Deputy Insurance Commissioners.
II you can Iird it to your Interest to accept
please sigEify your willingness By Eot lat
er than Goth OF May.
Truly Yours,
HENRY J. REINMUND.