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CORNS.

WHY WILL ANY ONE SUFFER- FROM coRxS
when they can get bottle OF the ssGERAIAN
CORN REMONER'-a certain and painless
Druggists for IS cents. There are worthless i'm
itation-sinilar in name Be sure 10 ref fbr
"GEk AN CORN REAI0EERe G. n. CRIr-
New York.
elenn'a sulphur Soap zmprovssshs sim.
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Positively $500
no GIVE AWAYi

forth Of Ornamental shrubery and Fruit
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was never committed.

TRAVIS county Is maintaining
seven or eight lunatics in the
county Jail, there being no room
for them in the asylum. The
county judge applied to the at
torney-general to ascertain if thu
law authorized their transfer II
asylums in ..other states at the
county's expense. The fact being
established that the cost will b.
less than in the state asylum, the
encouragement rules that insane
persons may be so transferred.
The San Antonio Times is il
favor of the establishment of E
school of journalism, whore the
students may be thoroughly cdu
Gated for the profession, the same
as preachers, lawyers and doctor:
are educated. The only thorough
school of journalism is in the news
paper Office where it is learned by
actual practical experience. The
DRY and practice are too very diff
ferent things. Comparatively few
who enter the profession prove 70
be really successful journalists.
THE papers are now full of the
history of Mrs. Nellie Paramore,
nee Hazeltine, who rncently died at
the age of 26. Miss Nellie Hazel
tine, she was the belle OF st. Louis
and was at ono time reported to
be engaged to Samuel J. Tilden.
She was noted for her beauty as
well as accomplishments; her hand
was sought by many suitors, but
she married st. Louis man, Mr.
Frederick w. Paramore. son 0.
Col. J. W. Paramore, of the st
Louis and Texas narrow gauge
railway.
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Dissolution.

Independence, Jan. ., 1884.
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THE cOrTos CASES,

Oae Of thu cases Of tho state w. Joo To-
henstsin. charged with belog party 10 the
cotton sWindls perpetrtted on tho Texas d
Pacific railway, was called Ia the district
court yesterday at 2:30 O'Clock. The stste
announced ready tor trial. The defense
asked for continuance OF the Gaze on the
grounds that Judge w. Is. Wright, the
main counsel Va The Gaze, WAS absent from
the city and that his pres
ence vas necessary 10 insure to the de-
fendsnts fair and proper hesrinE.
The court granted continuance until
o'clock this mornlng, and Judge Wright,
who was wired, 10 oxpsc ted 10 arrive home
this morning. Tho prosecution IL repre-
ssnted by Mr.. Q. Il. Clint, county attorney,
for tho state, and Colonel T. J. Brown, OF
Sherman, Who APPEARS for tho railroad.
The defense Is repreeented by Msssrs.
Crawford & Crawford end Mr.. George
Cowsrt and Judge Wright. There are
thirty-one cases against the Defendant,
fifteen for swindiing, fifteen tor utter
IL is virtually understood that the county
attorney wilt nolls prosQui the forgery cs.es
agains. the defendants, and the COUNSEL for
the dsfeuso express themselves es confident
OF qu,lhing The indictments for swindling
yet thu prosecution propose TO make hard
light In there csses.
+. Baum was arrested again yesterday 10
three csTes, charging him With s6indling
aud admitted TO bail 10 the Hum OF sT5c
in each csse with Lsyl KRAFT as surety.
nrs. EsstOR, vile of u. ID. EAston. The
agent OF the road who signed rs ngsnI th'
forged bills OF ladiDg, fled the country IN
c1mpsny with q Ealo0nist oy the name o.
Ricfe.s.
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Nav YopE, April 23.-Governments
weaker.
R.iIfo.dsRsnorally weak Erie now seconds
exceptionally strong. riaing to 81.
State securities quiet.
In the stock market, notwithstanding the
weakness throughout the forenoon, firmer
tone IN evening" dininshed general decline
and though tDentyFeyen ont OF seventy
stccks traded in during the day closed lower
than la 3 night. the declines were ANAL In
all cases excspt Erie preferred, which showed
net decline of per cont.
Tor the day; Pttsburg & Fort Wayne, Il;
Jersey Central, 1 IS; Oregon Navigation,
| /; Oregon Improvement, 1-2. snd Read
| inG158 o. the other hand Union Paci-
| hc, Wesorp Union, Missouri Pacific, Louis
vile Il Nashville and few others show
| gains OF IL 20 SO per cent. Reading was
raided on reporis that the March statement
would be unfav0rable Union Pacific
| sold "seller co. al difference OF IL to
ner cent. sbeow pios In tho regular way.
| Tho presidents OF the Erie and Rochester q
plitsburg were not only uaable 10 agree 10
day In regsrd 10 any method OF settling
their competitive WAT on cal prices, but
were nlso unable TO agree upon q plan FOL
, submitting their difficulties to arbitration
| Sueeie ENGAGEMENTS tor Saturday, 81 .JoO,
| 600. Transactions, 10000 SHARES.
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MrrrHrt, TERN, April A.--rhis was
the first day of the spring masling OF the
Memphis Jockey club. Toe day WAS doe.
rbu attendance numbered about loo.
Notwithsts aiding the i1clement weather
for tho psst three days the track was IN
good condition.
First Race-Three-fourths mile, oil ages;
Feilowolay and Twilight dragl; starters
were: Avelon, Success, Lily b., Lutte
Foels, Fisherman, Bitterwstar. Avalon
won; Lily b., second; Lutte Fogle, third.
Time-1:l8 The winner sold ia the field.
Secoad Racs-aeli mile dash for two
year.od FLIES; Blue-eyed Bell, the IA.
yorite, won; Annie ", second Polly Yates,
third. Time-55 IL. Glen Ellen, Maggie
81. and Angelina also ran. The latter left
at the post.
Third Race--Momphis stakes, for three
year.old fillieS, one and one-sight mule: Sey'
mour, the fgvorite. won: Miss Yates, sec.
ond; Marpeilles, third. Time-2:O1 Ia. A
n cat many were drawn,
Fourth R.ce-Hurde handicap, one aud
A Quarter miles over Eve hurdles: Callao,
the fayorite, won; Claude Bfarnon, second.
Glen Rock refused the first hurdle. Tine
--o.2I
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Localities. |
The best smoking tobacco 's ."h''sl
f1tv
ROCKWALL,

RocKwALL, April % -[Correspondence.
"A large number OF our best citizens m
Captain Veal sud Colonel Porter at our
COURTHOUSE last Saturday to confer with
them in reference to building a railroad
from Dallas to Paris via Rockwell and
Grsenville. twenty-five thousand dollars,
the right oi.wsy and depot grounds were
dem anded az bonus. Our people voted
to accept the proposition. Severed thou
rand dollars were raised IL lass than on
hour. Rockwell county will do her whole
drtv. We consider the proposition OF the
Dallas committee accepted by no, and VIII
conduc, ourselves accordingly. Greenville,
on account OF nigh waters, was not repre-
sented, but letters from number OF her
business men were received on the day OF
our meeting. stating that Greenv.lis Is 10,
full accord with Rockwell aud Dallas, and
wilt do her duty.
Heavy rains have visited this section do;
ing considerable damage 10 farms and
crops. ~.
A light frost fell here last night, but did
little II any damage.
This county is in favor Of John Ireland
for governor, and Of abolishing the two
thirds rule. For lieutenant governor we
hurrah for Barnett Gibbs.
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wOOTON WELLS.

Colonel +. NJ. Wootcn, one Of the proprie-
tors OF Wootsu Wells. Is In the city. Colo
mel Wooten Is stopping at the st. James,
and ia surrounded by numerous persons
who have been benefited BY the use OF the
waters OF these celebrated wells. 1t is az
admitted fact that the hyglenic propertiss
of these wells AR surpass those OF any other
ever discovered in the country, and 10 spite
of the detrimental assertions OF those Inter
es,ed In other watering places, they are
rapidly growing In public favor;
Aner the 10th OF Nay line oil
street cars will run from Wootsn Wells jurc.
tlon on the Central road 70 the wells and
every facility will be offered visitors to
make their stay pleasant; The waters
from these wells are being shipped all over
the country, and yesterday car load pass
ed through this city to Chicago, which
proves that their medicinal properties are
appreciated abroad as well ~ at home
Colonel Wooien will remain In the city
seversl DAYS. aud would be pleased to have
those interested call and see him.
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oh, DOCTOR!
The Last Day Of ths Medical Men at
EeilOn.
Election Of 0licars-i Grand Coneiud-
lar Hop.
ether Bolton Items of In,erss, ,

Barron, April I.-[speclAl. Tho asoo'
oiaiilu was called to order THIS morning q.
. o'clock by the president aud prayer was
Esfsd D, Rev y. W. Peyton, Of Balton.,
A bill WA introduced 20 regulate the
practice OF medicine.
S,einn.l work was then taken up.
In the aiterDoon tho following were cleo
tad oiiicers: IA. q. Ghent, OF Bslton, presl.
dsnt; u p. Rector, hrst Vice president; 600
ond WIGS. president, N Make 81 oaiHysII
OF Caldwell. H.. II; Dorr N
a Texas vsterhn Of only "a Year,,
and by Industry aud constant application
mas worked himself up TO the honor offered
him to-day. Honor 10 whom honor 10 due
Ia tho motto OF the Texas State Medical
association. DR.. \, q. Stout Ia hsirna. OF
tho committee on practice OF msolci
iharropeiics and materia medica. Or. w;
L. Stanley 10 chairman on obsletcycs ana
diseases OF women and children. DE-. r. j..
Bsail, chairman on surgery ana anatomy
DR.. A. w. Fly, chairman on medical Iuris-
prudence, chemistry and physiology. L.
h Daniels, chairman on state medicine and
public hygiene. Il. II. Mott, chsirMan on
Gynrcology. G.. Z. Hall, chairman On
Pathology. Dr.. Swenrenger, osssyist.
The next regular meeting ~ TO be held 10
Houston, the fourth Tue.dsy In April,
1885.
There we're twenty delegates appointed TO
DO In attendance at the national conven-
ton.
DR.. Donnels, of Fort Worth, submitted .
bill TO create and establish state board oil
health, which was adopted. Its passage by
The nsII legislature will DO urged.
Tho meeting hors has been OF great In
portance and larger in attendance thaneyer
before.
A report OF the minutes Of yesterday was
sl,o sen, In Inst night, but by some mishap
did not appear, although the HERLLp can
be compimen,sd on to.dsy's issue. IL had
more news In It than any other paper. Inc
Galveston News had nothing.
Tonight ths largest crowd that over as
s.mblei in tho opera house was present 10
attend tho graad ball complimentary 10
the State Medicsl association, givsn by the
Knight, of Pythias and Entire Nous club.
No means have been spered TO make IL ore
OF the most brilliant md rechercho ntlair'
of the season.
To-day ct IL O'Clock o ,specinI
coach came up from Galveston
containing General Manager Webster
Snyder. master OF transportation, j. III
Gro wley and Chief Engineer Sherman, who
10 company with Judge Lincx aud nun
Der OF pro misent citizens conferred with !
yisw to building the Santa Fe into and ou
of town. The chief engineer will DO bac.
next Tuesday with men to survey tho rout'
and work VIII be begun right away.
There has been quite curiosity on exhi'
hilton here fer two days, two human form
apparently In lively condition, with body
| feet aud hands like a turtle,
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best decorated aver seen IN Dallas and are
dsstined 10 play n large parl IN the sr.a'
procession, Toe lifst noat viii contain the
Queen OF May with her maids OF honor snd
attendants; the eeclnd will represent "Ger
mamie aud Colnnlbia" joining hands; on
the third will be represented "Helv,tla,"
the oldest goddess OF lihsrly, namely swiiz'
slland. The foafth noa, w.llrepreseni ihc
Dallas rurlye'oln. Besides tho above,
tho fOlioplng firms will DO rep,
resented with decorated iipa'e ord
wagons Ia the grand procession; Dallas
trunk fsolory, w Ern0avtin. llumiliou 4
Young, Il. Noore, J. 5 Witver Texas En-
pre,s e3mpany, Pacific Express o mpfnY,
Dallas wooatnWnfe fsG'rry, II. sim1n, +,
Ellington. q. IA Edwards. Bon Oahu &
Co., Mitchell A Sifuggg, 3. Mayer g Co
Several OF tho above hsye Contemplated
two aud more wGgonn. Any other hfms
whaling 81 participate will uiehee report NJ
an early date at the Malet drug store, or
with Colonel ID. A. Williams, the grand
marshal OF tbs day.
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Are advantageous even whom administer.
ed by directions md under the eye ola good
physician, and when put up la nostrums,
often by incompetent persons, are apt u
produce evil consequences. DO careful oil
these poisonous mixtures or you may re-
greet it. Swift's Specific 10 not only prefer
able to these dangerous compounds in the
treatment Of blood and akin diseases, put
eliminates the poison OF Mercury and Pot.
ASH from thu system by toning up he or
ganism by 10 clog GU, Tho poison through
ina pores Of the skin. :, 9,
Treaties on blood and skin diseases mailed
free.
TIE SSIrr SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3,
Atlanta, Ga.
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GYMNASTIC.

In pursuance to q call In yesteriay's
HpRiLp the psrlors Of the Grand Windsor
hotel were we'll filed last evening By our
youne men for the purpose Of permanently
organising and equipping gymnasium In
the city. Mr.. Isadore Freibers was unsni'
mously made chair man. About seventy
I've nance were inscribed on the roll, after
which an election OF officers was held, re.
sultiug In Mr.. Freiberg being elected presi.
dent; Theodore Boeel, vics-preeident; J.. J.
Cohen, secretary, and n. II. Hickox'
treasurer. A committee was sp-
pointed on membership and subscriptions,
10 draw up resolutions and bylaws, and b
committee:of three, L. Bereeron chairman,
Raeiand, Momsnd and Phillip r. Miller o..
puiIding. Thess committees Will report at
he next meeting. Friday, Nav I'd, ct the
city hall. The name will b THE Dallas
Athletic Club"
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--c10-
AN UNKNOWN's MAKE Up.

Officer Haiseil iouud u pair Vi saJdie-bAss
hid away under the water tank near the
cotton-seed oil mills yesterday morning,
containing testament, deck OF cards, suit
sugar, a dirk, cal ridges, an almanac aud
Demorests what to wear and how to wear
it," Judging from tue condition OF the
meat, it had been hid there
several days ago. The news
market 10 exceedingly dull and the reporter
is TEN pied TO discover letter Ia these self
same saddle. bags, showing the Owner to DC
a IN pitiyc and nave him lodging as IL were
the seuth hounds OF justice, but he re-
fraipa
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A CARD.

To CAPTAIN George FELTON,, Queen City Gunrd'
and Captain John Overland, Lamar Rifles,
City:
LEMEN:-Kuoying that your re.
spectiye companies have always endeay'
ored 10 further any undertaking which ~
calculated TO be of common interest and to
show our city IN its best light, tho exscu-
tive com onittee OF the Mai-fest would re-.
specially ask your companies to attend our
Msi-iest after your return from Houston,
and Give an exhibition drill ut the grounds,
for the benefit of the public and the many
visitors expected here on that OCCASION
By order OF the committee.
q. MRIsTERHANs,
CT. ALrEBMASY, Chairman.
Secretary.
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Il. A. Blood. tho protector OF the pro-
posed Texas e. Great North western railway,
who 10 In Pitisourg, writes that he he's sui-
ficIent sastsrn capital TO push the liue from
Dallas to the northwest.
II appears 20 be conceded fact that sas..
ora capitalists have purchased two-thirds
OF the stock In tbs ToxSs Trunk railway,
and that they desire 10 get possession OF tue
other third, which Ia held by resident par
ties here, but /, is, 10 far rs can DO learned,
an uphill business.
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JEFFERSON:

JEFrxBsoN, April A.-[speclal.1-The
preliminary trial OF A: l.. Allen, for kill
ing Bob Portsin, which was postponed uu.
I'll to-day, was called at 2 o'clock this even
ing. The prisoner was remsnded in the
care OF the phsrfr to be sent to the Harri.
son county jail at Msrshsll until the next
sitting OF the grand jury. our jail having
been pronounced unsafe by the last grand
inv
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ing had under consideration tina bill grant
ne the loan oi 81 600 600 to ,he Woilds Ia
insiTih exposition 50 be held ~
New 0flaans. The committees were
oailsd away the hou,e before any oapclu.
sion was reached, hut irisndo Of the mes.
ufu cay there 1, no doubt tho bill vii be
iAV0Tasly rapOried,
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BROWNSVILLE.

BRowSsvfLLE, April 4-T5pecial. I've
understand Messrs. Cullen aud Fee are
here for the purpose OF locating breeding
ranch for stock. We wish them success.
Very little business was done In She
United States court there. There were four
convictions, ell for smuggling; fifteen casse
dismissed and ten continued. Court Will
be in session tonight. They leave on the
steamer for Galveston tomorrow
Mesgrs. N. H. Goodrich and Renlro,
delegates to the republican. convention,
leevs on the g,esmers for Fort Worth, via.
Galveston tomorrow.
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Insure against damage by tornadoes with
Hereford, AuuspspRh Il Co., 6l9 Elm street.
STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.

The 9th annual convention Of the State
Sunday School assoc ation. which convenes
al Terrell on the 10Th, will be largely at
tended from this city and county There
ara twentv SUNDAY schools in the city md
| f,ty.fiye in the county, making seventy
in ali, and as each school 70 entitled to Two
delrgates there will DO $50 from the city
and county II q fall delegation gees up.
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THE ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR TRAFFIC.


WARRINGTON, April 9-fSpscial.I Fol.
lowing is the text Of Mr.. Aorrills bill TO
proyide for com aiisxiol on the subj cot Of
Alcoholic liquor traffic:
Bs IL enacted by the senate and house OF
representatives OF the United Stnt9s OF
AmerIca In congress assembled, That there
ohell be appointed by the president, by aud
With the advice and consent Of the senate,
8 commission OF seven peisons,not more
political party nor be advocates OF prohi-
bitiop, who shall be selsctad solely with
Reference TO personal fitness and
capacity for an honest, impartial, and
thorough investigation, aud who
3hall hold Office until their duties shall he
accomplished, but net to exceed two years.
Il shall be their duty to investigate the al
Soholio liquor trsii,' its relation, TO rows
hue and toxstlon, and ITS general eGonomtc,
criminal, moral snt scientific aspects In
connection with phuperism, crime, social
Vice, the public noslth, anj general welfare
8ftha people; and niao TO iupuire as to tho
braclicsl results OF licanse and prohibitory
legislation for the prevention OF in'emper-
8nce In the several states OF the union.
6sc. 2. That the said commissioners shsll
nrus without salary; thes the mecca
IN expenses incidental 20 said inyesIi'
Satiop, not exceeding $4,000. ahall be
bald out OF any morey In the treasury not
otherwise appropriated, upon vouchers 20
30 approved by the secretary o. the trees-
ary; nnd for this purpose the su'n OF &c.
100 is hereby appropriated out o. any MON
[ No in the treasury not otherwise appropri-
J, Md. II shall he the further duty OF sad
" I'm missioners to report tho result OF their
6yestigation. with zach euggestionH aud
Recommendation ss they msy geo fl to
make, and the expenses attending the
Sams, to the president, within eightoen
months after the passage Of this ac', 10 be
Transmitted by him IN congress.
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TYLER.

TYLER. April M-[specisl. t.Ch arlss
the ait. has had his case reversed and re.
msnded BY the court OF appeals.
The Odd FslloWs' celebration Saturday
promises to be q most interesting occasion.
The weather has moderated and every
thing IL lovely AGAIN.
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Eleven Y ears
CRUSHED BY THE CARS.

Sam Sweeney, hostler at the San Js-
cinto street railway stables, was caught be-
tween two cars at the eastern switch yes
terday and crushed. The cars were going
ia opposite directions, aud while he was
trying TO board one, he was cauaht be-
tween them and badly injured. He was
taken TO his home aud medical aid sum
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aKHETWArER.

swrKrwArsa, April 24.-[Specisl.]-ou
town yesterday incorporated BY an over
whslming majority. Our good people hope
by judiclous management 10 redeem Sweet
water from the hard name she has had,
and odd strength to our free school system.
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MAI-FEOr.

Al coming events cast their shadow be-
fore them. 30 does our coming Mei-iect,
;udalne from the activity ana zeal with
: hioh each and every member Of the COM
Mite attends 10 HE duty. The contract
Sor - erection Of four large hoete viii b.
iss in few days. Theee hoats Will - the
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Reelected.

LITTLE ROCK, April 3.-At the annual
stookholters' and dirsctors' meeting Of the
IIttle Rock q Fort Smith and Little
to-dev the present ofIlcefs were reelected
Il. q. 0lis, eoneral auditor Of The eoneeli.
dsted lines. rsuignsd.
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LOTTERY DRAWING.

CovrHaroH, Kr.. April A..Gspeo'al.l-
Henry college lottery monthly drawing
took place here to-day. The Following are
he lucky numbers: No. ~ 22S drew ~
loo; M. 81 .s7s $40 900; No. 0.i6S so,V0;
NO IS. 76O. a. 500; No. %, 76s. 81 500.
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TIL. WEATHER.

GALVESTON. April 2i.-Foliowlng. is the
weather report for the cotton belt, furnish
ed by the United States signal service, act
inc in conjunction with the railways:
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Money, stock. ana nonds

Nav YosK April 20 -s1nsy. 10 IL;
closed offered 1 IL; crime mefrAutils pa.
per, % l-2; sterling ttchanrs, u. II
ilrm; .s7 81; dghi, ss9i2
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RAILWAY DOTS.

The most popular nervine tonic IN the
world Ia DR.. Richmond's Samaritan Nef'
vine Sl go
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WASHINGTON.
ur, Randall " GeEorallIng the Demo.
crats-A hot Fight.
Ther senate Is ifiIc'od with Plenro'
Pneumonia.
EIscellanoou. Washington News Items
RANDALL AND THE Loa.RoLLEus.


WAsnfsoroS, April - -Isptclsl,l -Mr,
Randall is hguring In tho role 81 sirici
E8rker for an early adjournment. Hereto
fore BIO has been charged With tcheming 70
helry tho business VI congcesa, hut now II
Ia beginning 70 b. found out by Ihs raiders
on the nat GOAL treasury that he VIII place
bhe onus of the iulli auto ps'ed oonlsst lor
lnorenved expenditures 10 help patronage on
~ ropubIicAna Tho longer tho latter
l(36riy delay the appropriated bills the
Greater the resporaibillty that Will attach
70 them Tor prolopgiug the sessisn. No
less han nine = tempts were made Ia the
houss to-day 10 ssi dsy for speclsl orders.
Mr.. Randall opposed all ~ them, and
The house refused 10 make ANY new special
nrders. There are 800 senate bills on the
Speater'B table untouched
Among tho efforts TO make special orders
vas one In behalf q, the Gulf Colorado a
santa Flo right Of vay hill.
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VITANTtD-A raUkUUGn pftI.k- . Az X
w and bYfck burner 70 maize half . million
brick. Apply 70 Join r. Minor. oorsieanA
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roo LATE FOR c'..ss,strNc,,
IITAN YOUNG NAN WITH A ,sOJD
w speaking voice aud q ,od stare presence 70
r1sy the emperor OF Chiaa In the Mrs. Be1 tons
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