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CAPITAL NOTES.

COPYRIGHT BILL.
Washington, D. O., March l0-A joint
committee Oh the library on Friday next
will hear anyone who desires to speak
for or against the newspaper copyright
hill
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Arrsst Of . .uppo1ed llurd d.rer.

Arrest 01 . supposed AurAerer.
Chicago. March 1o-A special to the
Journal from Lincoln. Ill, says that
William Hogland was arrested at Maroa
last night and lodged in jail here this
morning upon the theory that hs was
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ooacssnsd with Hall in the NJ. Pulsski
triple nurdss. 4 lsttss received By Hog.
land from . supposed accomplics. and
lost BY Hosland, 10 the clue apon which
the detectives worked.
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FOR SALE.

For sale. q new one story cottage close 70
businesa. on Cedar street, between 3rd and lth. .
Inquire Of FRED BURlal.
Ysnkton, D. T., Feb. q, 1854.
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THE NEW GERMAN MINISTER.
Herr Won Eisendecker, the German
minister, called at the department Of
state to-day and presented to Secretary
Frelinghuysen tho returned Lasker reso.
lutions, together with an scoo ompanying
letter from Prince Bismarck. The pres.
ident will probably send commuuics-
tion on the subject to the house this
afternoon.
THE DRIVE WILL CAs1s.
The supreme court denied motion in
advance OF number OF cases known -
"rhe drive we'll cases. vhioh involved
the validity OF the drive we'll patent, and
are Of interest to several hundred thou.
sand owners of drive wells in the western
states.
THE TRADE DOLLAR.
The treasury department is informed
that foreign brokers are making heavy
purchases in the United States Of silver
trade dollars at discount of ten per cent
OF more. Their purpose is to dispose ol
the coin to emigrants about to sail FOL
this country, as American coin here ID
worth its normal value.
GIBSON STILL TEsr1FYINa.
A. NJ. Gibson continued his testimony
before the Springer committee to-day
He reiterated his statement that The
government selected most Of the com
plicated star route cases for trial and re-
jected plain and simple ones.
The foreman of the grand Jury told
the witness that the government did NOT
wish to proceed with q case he considered
so clear; he could not tell why no in
dictment was found against those it was
proposed TO proceed against by informs
1
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Excelsior Book Store ---Who|esaIe and Retail

The Oldest Bookstore in the territory.
We continue to offer to our many
patrons all the new and popular works
Of the day at eastern prices. In this de-
partment may be found everything re-
quired Tin the stationery ine) in the
Office. store or chool house. Writing
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MILWAUKEE.

Milwaukee, March 10.
WHEAr-Reak; s2no cash; 20 March; go
May.
CoRN-5sc cash.
OATs-Inactivs; go.
RYx-60kc.
BARLBY-6lc.
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Fort Benton, NJ. T., River Press, 81:
"Something new III the western railroad
situation is developing into probable
xtension OF the Central Pacific to a
Missouri river connection, independent
OF the Union Pacific. The Central has
been quietly surveying two lines from
Ogden through Wyoming, along the
Sweet Water valley to Fort Casper. It
is said that connection is contemplated
with the Sioux City and Pacific, and that
the latter is making preparations to
meet the Central at come point in Me-
braska."
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

Nxw YonK.
New York. March 10.
WHRAT-A@S lower, dull. No. Q red. March,
$l.o7h@l.o71; April, tl.00Xo1.oox; Nay.
Sl.ll4s01.11T; June. tl,l2h0l.l2x.
CoRN-Lowsr, quiet: mixed western, cash
ss382c; futures. 6l408sTc.
OATs-Better; Western, 4O0lshs.
BuTrzR-Firm. Elgin creamery, $50.
PoRK-Dull weak; $l7.s0617. .6sM.
LARD-Dull, lower; 9.S7H.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. March 10.
WHkAT-Lower, soHc March; e5xo May; nxc
June; sex July.
CoRN-Lowsr: S1xc March; E6xcj Nay; 5exs
June; ssho july.
OA7s-Easier; soho March; s5Ae Nay; sshe
June.
Wa1sKY- SILT.
RYE-66c.
BARLIY-6Ac. !
FLAxsEED-Sl.S9 on track.
PoRk-Lower; S7.Es March; Sl7.7s Nay:
el7.so Jane.
,LAaD-Lowsr: Ss.HX March; 3sA2i Nay;
to.47h0s.50 June.
Hoas-Rsceipts 5000; quiet, unchanged.
For light, ssM0ss; :, rough packing.
osAs0s.o; heavy packing and shippirs, os.ao
o7.s0.
CArTIz-Reesipts s 400; weak, exports. $500
500; good to choice shipping, Ss.6s08.So;
common to fair, S5.l065.eS; butchers. 2 5oaA.ss;
stocker. s.5oa5S.
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Gen. Sheridan is very much in favor
of the bill now before congress authoriz.
ing the president to coufer brevet
rauk upon officers of the army who DIS
tingulsh themselves in Indian warfare.
1t is a small and cheap reward, he says,
to compensate nun who underRoes the
danger and hardships incident to from
tier campaigns; but tho honor, if not
abused. will be thoroughly appreciated
in the army. The system of brevet
abuse after the war, but Gen. Sheridan
thinks it could be revived. under certain
restrictions, with great proprlety.
The house committee on post-offices
has agreed to the bill regulating mail
contracts. 1t requires the bonds OF con-
tractors to be approved by postmasters
along the proposed route; that the post.
master general shall not be bound to
consider the proposal OF any person who
has attempted to defraud the post office
department., aud that hereafter no sub
letting or transfer OF any mail contracts
shall be permitted unless the annual
compensation under the contracts for
the service shall exceed $4,000, aud in
no case without consent in writing of the
postmaster-gener
The resolution to remove the injunc.
tion Of secrecy from the members OF the
Fltz John Porter court martial will not
go through without lively fight both
in and out of congress and will probably
be vetoed by the president il it should
ever reach him. It is held at the war
department that congress- has no power
to do what the resolution proposes 1t
is not matter of law alone, the oath
taken by members of q military court.
martial being but matter of con-
science. The oath of f.secrecy is required
by the articles Of war, not as a matter of
form merely, but for tho protection of
members of the court and the person
tried.
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Tho following post.offices have been
established in Dakota: Brampton, Sar-
gent tcounty; Jasper, Chnrles Mix county ;
Marston. Snlly county; Tulare. Splnk
county. The name of Nordland, in
Klugsoury county, has been changed to
Denver.
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ARCHITECTURAL WOOD WORKER.

bali; one Thoroughbred Red Rose trib E. two
ysars old; one high grade yearling ball; will
ssll or trade for other stock.
MACLA9AN 1 PIERCE,
iyvills p. O., K1uG o., Neb.
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lailu gress as,a gakataian

Manager Merrill. Of the Milwaukee 1
ss. Paul. has gone to Los Angeles in
hope of recovering his health. He will
goin his private car and will be NO.
companied by several members of his
fam.iy and by his physician.
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Mcpherson County News: A charter
incorporating the Northern Raiiwa,
company, with a capital stock OF $5.00O,.
600. has been received at Redheld, Dak.,
from Yankton. The intention is to build
q road from Redtield to Bismarck during
the coming summer. Grading will be
commenced as soon as the ground is in
condition. In the meantime the right
OF way will be secured us far US possible.
It is believed III Washington that
some congressional action will have to
be taken to prevent explosives from be.
ing shipped from this country to Eng.
land for the use of the Irish secret 30.
cieties against the British authorities.
All congress can do will be to pass
some stringent regulation forbiddlng
the expectation of explosives, and then
provide for the enforcement of the same
by rigid inspection.
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Store you will bs convinced that you can
buy moro FIRST. CLASS GROCER
les for LEES MONEY than
any place in the city.
See prios list:
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paper, envelopes snd blank books made
. speciality. We also carry the largest
stock of ~WALL PAPERS. "a
offered in the market. Our prices
will always be found reasonable. Third
street, bet. Cedar and Walnut Sts.
PURDY 4 BRECHT,
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ss@Rf ne % 53 @ % IT, t.
@ dS @
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~ Ssss.:s ss;Ps: s:ss s:ls s s1
oaeo. llliasis.
rsell Exchange on all the principal cite.
attention.
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IOSt.NIEw.

LoNevIEw. Jan. s.-The train di'oatch.
cr's office Is to he removed to Marshall this
week. The division termini are still st
Lopgview Junction, and it is not thought
that the change will be permanent.
The Thermometer was two below zero
last niIht, the c1ldest OF the season, Que
sleighiug party attempted to take the side.
walk Yesterday hut the sleigh tipped until
the occupants fell out, and The psrty
vvslted home. The snow melted freely TO
DAY IN the warm sun, but the cold and
sl.s has caused almost = suspension OF
busi .rss.
Tn Niigore trouble reported yesterday
was az tXtggerlie report, growing out OF
an atteupt 70 arrest two hog-thieves by
Special Constable Walter Besll. One ne
gro snapped a pistol twice in Benirs face
and got into Sabine bottoms, but was ar
rested Yesterday and iailed this moruing.
The county commissioners, before de
Gliding on plaas for the new jail, VIII in
snect the best IN the state and write ioi
proposals.
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iuchy Liil'jobn, Charles Robsrts Forney
J q. HHny, alias Stephen brown, ahd
Thomas Middleton, one year each; Green
YeAreqn, Enocb Harnage, J. X. Jones,
hiner and Joe Redmouth, eighteen
mouths: James Sweniche, twsnly .oDe
months: W. A. Boot, W II. Scott and
James Russell, alias Davis, two years
Chnb Saffron. four years. The crimes for
when these con vicls we're sentenced were
committed In tho Indian territory and
mainly consisted oi larceny. violation 81
the internal revenue and intercUorss laws
and with intent TO kill. One n1au and one
woman convicted VI murder await the
death soUtsncs
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Indian territory for the Texas & oklohom
Il Kansas railroad.
by Rosenthsl, OF Flyetts-To print 1900
oepiss o the governors :aessARs' Adopted
AZ amsnGment 10 htvs 900 OF the mum
ber In Bohemian was lost
by Thompson, OF Bsxsr-A rssol alton q
allow members each fihy copies OF paper,
publishing a daily 'ynopsis OF the proc'sd'
ings.
After . discussion the spsaksr ruled tha.
the resolution cf the regular session, which
allowed twenty, WAS In force, 80 the mem
bcrs will subscribe for twenty each.
Speaker Gibson also ruled that the clerks
OF the regular ssasion are still on duty, =,
by Stout, OF Navarro - To- amend
road commissioners. II gives fall
powers TO the commissioners courts
TO lay out, spen aud strsighten roads
for public use. This Dill 10 lengthy.
by Chambers OF Tarrsnt-ro establish y
better school sys,sm. Tho hill 10 volumin.
Gus, and was referred without resding.
BY Cochran OF DAllas-A bill against
over $4,000 and ave years
imprisonment; not to spply where
tho enclosure by being
connected by Gross fences or single enolss-
urs, contains over 5000 Rcres, nor where
the owners of the enclosure have
sho"ihsty sns.u n,n.,,. NV 80, ~ - az, q o0a
o IL. ,us ,n. 49,. n,ovid,5 v,,h In,
yates for public use with rosds each twenty
Ise' ~,u0 onn oa aS,o niss, M ,hs,. 1, an nnns.
e,rnn,,.J ., v,J hortsr moi i.s, than thirty fsst
nnnd 'o''''
~. 80 n, CIsv-Ru IN n,.v.nt tbe
. .W.o,,on Wv ~ ,.ncs, maxim. II .tslo.y
,n,'i.hahi. hv not Iss. th.n ,hra, or oysr
A., ,..,s I'm nri,onm.,t
"a "a c,rrison ~ Rn1k-A raaelution that
y. !. s,acisI com,itt,e IN whom iii Iencs-
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AlnlrwnFcKrp carF MADE rntsosERs.


LoYpoN. JAN. s. Tine captain oi the
Dutch East Vidits hua seut troups 10 the
west coast. Ihs action rs 10 compel the
Rlia 20 surrender = crew Of twenty five
men OF the steamer y Lro, wrecEed there
M November lust. The vessel was plum
dered and destroyed uy tha Achunese.
Among the cgptive- eIo t"o second officer
Moore, two Italians, Two Ceruan7, Two
Norwegiaus ana yIe American. A British
beat was sent to their renet The lndica-
ton was that tho vas unable to commune
cave With the Ri ih, ami Brt'sl lnsul
Kennedy report0u tu.tl, tue rrgasus had
| fred upon The Tribe, tIe Ir,suusrs would
have peeu massaclcd.
PRINCG AND pQPE.
LoNpow. Jan. Sine Rome correspond
ent SAYS tine conversation OF the pope and
/ crhvu piiuca OF Germany consisted of two
psr one remains all. Dlulely secret. The
/ other VIII bc nubi ned al ihe proper time.
| Tho pope informed tae cardinals that he
con, ignpd 90 the seCrv, archives the account
| Arthe con Versstion thas posJerty saay
/ b ave a statement ui much impurtsnce.
] LONDON. Jan. S.-ArRba Psaha, in exile
/ 10 Cevlou oEprCssts fnc opinion mat the
/ loss OF the s. udar viii strengthen the gov
/ srnment Of Egypt.
rHr LArr DE- LAsSEr.
/ BFELtr. Jan. S.-lue iucnus ei Herr
! Lesser. OF this city, express the wish mat
tne BODY be iut'rred in berin. LAsKer's
will. made IN 1850, acqueAtns his property
| TO his br0i hers eud sisters
! woEKINGNEN AgtrATEp.
! PARIS. Jan. s-Iha une npioyed work.
/ men have sued "a violent manifesto calliug
! n meeting Sundav scsiEst the minority o 1
/ the Paris worEiugmen who were sent %
| 8oston 20 study the progress Of Amtric In
| industry but wasted their time holdings o.
cial meetings and lraternizng with exll e..
ruR EgYPTiAE CABINET.
! IoSpoT, Jan. -Rubar Pasha, Egyp iian
minister of war IN 1875, is reported to fave
! rxccoted the premiership OF the new min
iary and hss appointed Edgar v scent
I minister ot finance.
Ca.rA AND FRANCE.
HoHe KoNo, IAN. She attach. up,n
Bucniuh by the French, will prob ABLY ba
made on the llth. IL ls thought that II
| viii not prove n cssus bell, chi "a being
supposed to be ubprepsred Tor wfu.
WHY TINY RESIGNED.
CAIRO, Jau. S-rne t.xt ui the. letter sent
he kheaive by the Egyptian m nisters who
rrsisped is as toiiows: The tinsen's gov.
srnm.nt has demanded the iiesndanneo,
Of the soudsn We have no right 10 take
such a ser, sincs the Syudai, Is in posses
. ! sinn Of the re. sud ere Instructed hy
our charge OF the queens 2 oyernment, who
saesthat Egvot stouid oliow It's couucils
= y,tbort d,scussion. rh's Declaration vio.
ise. TIE organic rescript Of August 2sth
ISIS. that the khedive governs with and
Ar, ,ush his ministers. We resign beoaus.
; ve are prevented FROM governing In accord
snss with the consultation"
RAILEp.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. s.-Dsrt 4 Rogers, ,prin. I.
ers, have faxed; liabilities. xIU0OoO
financial d fsonities ar,o-e o b v nrms u
The sams trade ere reported.
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unrrihrc stnrY of Crimc.

BATH, NJ, Jan. Sin the Richmond
murder trial to-day, Elizabeth Denny, wife
OF the murdered man, testified that Hop
kins ard Turner came to the house and
Turner ravisbed her. Ia answer 20 hei
cries .o- help her husband came TO the res
cue. He was met bv tail man ldopkins)
aud was knocked down aud Kicked 'wo or
three times. Witness said both men raw
ished her.
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MrATHEKFokD.

WEITHERToED, Jau. s.-[SpsciSLl-Ed
Siouteubargor shog ole Pail Chsllk this
evening in front oi tho saloon OF the
former. Chaulk was struck by two shot'.
One bail entered tb, back OF his mack and
the other slightly grazing his bsof. The
former is serious hat not considered tltsl.
StourenbrrFer hred four times. Chsulk
drew pistol At he beginning Of trivial
prOyocation and held IL IN his hand uulil
S,outenbsrger discontinued ris shoouaF.
Al no time were the par-ies mors Ihan
light feet apart ana that u murder wa
not COMMITTED il : wonder TO these on tue
street who saw the shooting. Ohc.Fs have
taken the proper s,eps TO investigate the
matter.
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A Coaster wrecked.

BrppsroRp, Me-, Jan. s.-The steamer
Katahdian. a coaster, was reported drifting
at sea, having blown out cylinder head.
Six ofh crew are said to have landed In q
boat at Cape Perpoise IN an exhausted COR
ditiou.
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TYLER

TYLER, Jan. Especial. lin the dit
trict cours IN The case OF Halt, Weiss a
Company VS.. A. Daniel Judgment was
given for the plaintiffs. Judge McCord has
telepraphed the governor to grant respite
ia The case OF Sam Wheeler, condemned 10
Gang at Gilmer on Friday, his counsel hsv
ing sued out a writ OF lunecy.
The county court has been engaged siRca
Yesterday on the case Of the State ".
Antonio Desolm, charged with SANDER. IL
ls pronounced rscy tria by attendants
Victoria Lotus troupe OF alleged En-
plish blondes played hers last nigh, and
was patronizsd by tie sterrer PORTION OF
the amusement public, who pronounced 1t
a grand fraud.
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I,iection Quarrel.

Jackson, Mr.s., Jan. s.-Cornelius Ryan
was shot fatally this morning by John
Hansberry. a livery stable keeper. Ryan
fred two shois at Hsnsberfy without ef-
feet. The difficulty grew out Of q dispute
about YESTERDAYS city election.
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patE~rINE.

PALESTINE, Jan. s-l5pec sll-.F. ". GILL;
bough is appointed live stock agent ottAe lu-
terna,ienal with headquarters nt San Az
tonic. He succeeds "a. K. Hoxie, who re-
signed to take charge of \ large raneh tor
Chicago parties, headtd by Hen. JOIN K.
Hoxie.
Reports at the International headausr-
ters here from Galveston state that fhird
Vice President HoHi8 OF the Cou ID sgalem
i, resting quietly At the besoh whore he
will stay ten or twelve days more TO secu-
perate. He trausacis no business what
ever, and is improving fast.
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. s.-lSpeciai l-Firmness
still charscterizss the local cotton market,
but there is no advance IN prices; lGoO
bales were sold.
Cash wheat was dull owing to lieht n p
ings. No. . red went down il cents,
quoted at l.0l IL.
Ia.h corn declined; NJ. mixed, 4s34
Tracing in cattle was slow and prices
firmly maintained. Receipts were TAR be-
low the requirements.
Lawrence Harrigsn was to-fay an
pointed chiei of police aud Joha W.
Campbell reduced to patrolman.
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Appointed.

Kansas CIrr. Jan. s.-Chsrles L. Dur
ham. formerly general supsrintendent o
the Miesoun Pacific, has been chosen 50
perintendent Of the Union depot IN thil
city, TO succeed Jsm-s d. Carson. resigned
He win enter at one upon his new dur
, ties.
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Chicago BOARD of Trade.

CHICAGO, Jan. s.-rhe board OF trade
election, which failed yesterday owing to
a multiplicity Of candidates and the fact
that none of them received the requisite
majority, resulted to-day in the election OF
Il n Bake as president.
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CoRsICASA.

CoRnolsA, Jan. s.-tspeoial AT the
Catholic church this morning Mr.. Henry
N. Regsn, our popular postmaster, was
united In matrimonv 20 Mns Chamber
ain. the sister Of first-As sistant PJsa-
master ID. G. Chamberlain.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
Both Branches Meet asd Eject Organ
ixations.
A Prompt Disposition Shown TO Besls
At 0ace
On the Wsrk Of the Special Session
A Great
Variety Of Bills introduced In Beth
Houses.
fence >CutliHg Flauked with an Array
Of Measures
Designed 10 Put an End 10 the
Trouble.
other Doings at the State Capital.
Other Dsiugs at the State Capital.
Eighteenth Legi-iature-spscia Session.
stsATE.

Eighteenth Legislature Special Session.
SENATE.
Au.rIr, Jan. .S.--[Specisl. The senate
mot pursuant TO the call OF Governor Ire
land, Lieutenant. Governor Martin in the
chair. The roll call showed Senators Fow.
Ter, Geizendaner, Patton aud Pope absent.
Prayer WAS offered by the chaplain, Rev.
DR.. Smoot.
The lieutenant. governor then said: IAN
extraordinary occasion has arisen, calling
tho Legislature tOgather In extra session Tor
the purpose Of considering questions OF
vital i'm portance 10 tbs entire state. The
constitution, II ! desired IL, does not
authorize me TO make suggestions. | heyo
confidence in your wisdom, and know thst
you will show the peopls OF Texas and OF
other states that Texas bas tho will and
power to protect the lives and property OF
her citizens. i now declare tho senate oSen
and ready 10 proceed 20 busirtsi."
The resignation OF Mr.. a. N. Belvin, en-
crossing clerk, aud Of Mr.. j. q. kaufman,
enrolling clerk, were presented but we're
refused.
Mr.. w. A. Sqllrss, OF Clay county, was
elected door-keeper.
On motion, the president appointed Sen.
ators Cooper, Houston and Gooch TO wait
upon the governor and Inform him that the
senate Ntb 'GHuI " Ieo"''e H"' oO'i'" UNI
ca, ,lon rom nlm; I'll. - c,i,.L. ,-,
senators u9ocn, Lutte Anu usots ~ Nese .',
appointed 70 INFORM tne hoHse Vi 'ne aeH'
Mr.. Matlock offered joint resolution in
structing the senators and representatives
m ,c0ngro's 10 urge lpe g'-n1iuE ol We ,t
right OF way terouEh ln"I"n lerIl'Ury :
tue leIAS' OkloLolA &C h'us'' Ia"""'
Referred ~. ,,. r....u r.
Bills relerrtend',- nj I -
amend ntlc's oVf-ooo VI VIC penn' ~ ~.
concsrnlng oInspltacoe'' l' inHNo' NV uS'
s'tnci ,1h %, ,ciS0' n Oh, ,r,,,,,o
BY Mr.. Lefrell 10 IeEuit.e th9 grhaus :
oi siock' 10 pr9hlD,'' pe,suii 70 NV 'i ~
run nj large on iaru iiSt ", o"nsn w iV"seu
6y him,, stooS hGe Ao'cginE wv. 4,
hYe henn nnle,7 NC ~ ''tstu q. ~ -
unencuih .iIl M '"' ~ u.l,y '". etS.. ~
ANNA, lGr',u 'Dosc' p.'.,"a.' ',iv l'y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-09
saloon. @io.ed.

wrcHrrA, KAs.. Js4 SAN the saloons
in this city, over tnirt in number, were
| their keepers. who are Understood 10 have
sons out Of business q good.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-09
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Fohr Worm, Jan. S.-lspsciSl The
county com aissioners to-day counted the
vote OF GrnpeTins precinct on the local op'
tion question. The rssult was 1877 for aud
l.2 against.
Earl Gsriler, a detective from Qusbec
Canada, was In tse city tonight looking
for n mAu whose right nnmo is Henry
Bommers. but Is gald TO 20 by the name
OF Sanders In this state. In 1921
5onmors murdered his wife and two
children In tenement house
in ths Frsnch quarter. His whereabouts
wsre not known until two week. sFc,
when letter was rsesyed by q eyprian Of
quebec, Jane Li,ls, who had been SOM
meF's mistress, and about wtem the
trouble arose that caused Sommtr's crime
The Lisls woman gave the letterto the OF
fssrs Of the law, when cprdeir
was sent after him, armed
with the proper papers. Sommo-s must
have left Port Worth few days after writ
ing tho .sti,r, aud is supposed 1T
present to be in San Antonio. He
IA described as 4 tall, dark, hAndsoms Kan,
with black eyes, hair and nous,,she. The
colonial government has offered reward
for his GYTas..