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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25

Attention is called to the advertisement
of Mr.. Kane Shields In another column, who
lie acknowledged as one among the most &C.
compIished decorative artists in the coun-
t,y. Hekeeps a full stock Of all goods In
his line, which he offers ct Wholesale and
retail. He gives special attention to house
decoration. The HERALD can assure its
readers that Mr.. Shields IL reliable and
prompt in all his business engagements,
and AZ one with whom II is always Q pleas.
ure to transact business.
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Why will you couch when shiloh's Cure
will give imme diate relief? Price 10 cts.
% cts. and 81. Sold by ]. NJ. House,
Dallas
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AT AUCTION.

| carload OF -four for sale at Fine Very
Fines auction and commission house,
Monday at 10 q. m.
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Acker's Blood Elixir guaranteed; viii
cure all kinds Of blood poisoning inhsrites
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25

Fashionable novelties in fne Millinery
French pattern hats and bonnets at Mr.
4. Chestnuts on Elm strest next 70
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25

That hacking congh can be so quickly
n cured by Shilch's Cure. We guarantee IL.
~ Sold by J. NJ. House ,Dsllss.
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Acksr's Dyspepris Tablets .pevsr faii
6,id OF Hicknx A Patterson.
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no PepuIsr Route Through Texas
THE CITY.
- TEXAS LAND AND MORTGAGE
OOMPANY. OF LONDON.

The ABOVE company loans money on one
- I've years time, at reasonable rates OF in
Gorost secured by deed Of truBt on Inn
1FUvsd lands. lfrge farms. stock ranches
~ oity property. II slro deals "a vendor
~ potes. nsgotiates sales OF ranches, cat
~ and ho1ds OF every description; enc
In : general financial and agency bust
- h he slase Of Texas and Europe.
q. z. wELLrsLrr,
General Manager.
sRosNS Nssn street Da;las. Tens.
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Oriental Lsces. E-curinl, and Spanish
T.scez-sll coiors-at Bsuman's.
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, ,nother .hould be without

1.-THE cattle men Of Texas wish to have q
good time this year they must chew
'0princ" tobacco
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The Galveston News cigar for sale at
J. l.. WILLrANs' Drug 80 re.
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For stylish Neckwesr 90 TO Bsuman's.

shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, vhooping cough, and bronchitis
Sold by J. N. House
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Headquarters for Ladies' Misses' and
Children 9 suits at Bauman's.
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Use Acker's English Remedy for oon.
sumption. Sold BIZ Hickox q Patterson.
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Plumes and tips, all colors, at Baumau'

Group, whooping cough and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by shiloh's Cure. Sold
by J. NJ. House Dallas.
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Ladies should remember. q beautiful
complexion seults from using Acker's
Blood Elixir. Sold BY Hickox & Patterson
st.Sf.
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Everybody who irsquents the Fort KNOWS
Gentleman Gus" Bintiemen and where
be can be founc-b hind the bar OF the
Local Option. utiv depot. Unexceptiopar
bic liquor and courteous attendance.
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Send or telephone your orders TO re.
pair water pipes and pumps 70 A. Nc
Whirk, plumber. Coz Kim street.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
800 Head OF Dry Cows,
$50 Cows and Calves,
500 one and two-yesr-old Steers,
200 one and two-year.old Heifers.
Will cell all together or any one OF the
above lots separate. They are Kaufman
county cattle. Apply to
NASH & CARLISLE,
kaufman, Texas.
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Ladies. misses and children hose at Bsu
man's.
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New Children Hats ct Bsumsn's.
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Oaftie for Sale.
5000 heat one and two steers.
100 head one aud two heiisTs.
1000 head dry COVE.
1900 head cows With calves.
5000 head stock cattle
800 head stock horees.
as head cow-ponies.
10000 acres ranch land in Pan Handle.
Also other food ranch lands.
TxxAs& MEXICAN LAND AND IsvBsTNEsr 20.
7Z3 Main rect.
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Erup;ions, eeres, pimpies. rbeumatigm
re but indicators OF impure blood. Ack-
arts Blood Elixir is the remedy. Sold by
Hickox & Patterson.
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vslve, ribbon. all cslors, q Bsunsn's.
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MEXICAN Female Remedy

Which cures all FEMALE D'bEA5ES
and makes all woman happy.
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Frank X. Munn. s,en painter 800 Main .
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New Flowers aid k'oDors a. Bsumsn's
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FINE, VERY FEE q Co..

3. MAYER IL beginning 10 rcnovste his
sum a1er garden and put 1t Ia frst-clsss
shape. New cages, more animals, birdie
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Handkerchieis. SILK and linen, at
Baumsn's.
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703 Main street, 1
There IN secret about
Mexican Female Remedy

Which sll ladies' should know. See on
Circular ut your drugRist.
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NERAL INVITATION 10 the Wholesale AND Retail TRADE. -

asxw n line
nquty
of and low guaranteed
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-04-04

cOuntablc before God and man, and
our names will go down to future ages
as those who failed to do their duty to-
wards their children.
Pickcns county is looked upon as
being behind some other sections OF the
State in the way Of education, which
should not be the case: we should 90
on in this great and noble work until
we are not only in the front rank, but
until we rs a county becomes a leader
to other scctiOus.
One other matter as it presents it.
self to my mind, and 7 have done. |
was born and raised in Pickens county,
was raised on the farm, but trust none
the worse for that and that will make
you none the worse Commissioners, if
elected. 1t is true that my opportuni-
ty for an education has been somewhat
limited. But | think have sufficient
to fill the office as the law requires.
have education enough to see the need
OF an education, and to do all in my
power that your children may climb
to the very tOpmost round Of that lad
Ger that leads to a complete and finish
ed cducatiOn
Respectfully,
LABAN MAULDIN.
l'ickcns Sentinel please copy
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-04-04
[For the Messenger.
Education Of The Rising Generation.

through your invaluable paper, to give
to the people of Pickcns County some
expression to my feelings in regard to
the all-impcrtant question, ''The eGu-
cation Of the young and rising genera
ton"
A little more than century ago the
land we now inAabit was a dcsolate
region, with tribes Of Indians scattered
here and there WHO were but very lit
tie more refined and intelligent than
the wild beasts whici they hunted. But
now where such things once regned
we see fruitful fields of magnificent
grain, comfortable dwellings, splendid
towns and cities, railroads with their
trains running from city to city. over
plains and through mountains, carry
ing commerce Of the country, and the
telegraph wires that enable us to talk
AS if face to face with those who are
hundreds Of miles away. All such
blessings are the fruits Of educated
minds. All of which to mnumcratc|
would be the same as to count the stars
IN the heavens, aud the grains Of sand
upon the sca-shorc.
In this progressive age can be seen
on all sides signs Of Improvement. On
the farm, in the Workshop and in our
houses may be found laboring imple-
mcnts and machinery. All of which
adds greatly to our convenience and
happiness, and are cit her directly or in
let us as Il county, yea, as a people, look
70 ho n1 rt. #
which is before us. There is nothing
hat should claim more OF our atten-
ton han the education Of the youngI
and rising generation. The destiny Of
our country depends upon it either for
veal or woe
Now, Mr. Editor, hope as | am
candidate for School Commissioner you
will allow me to give my views in re-
gard to the duties Of said officer, and
what | will cndcavor to carry out, if
elected to said office. think the sal
AIRY Of said officer sufficient to amply |
pa: him for all his time, therefore ! !
think he should devote his whole time
Gf necessary 10 the duties of said Office
tand more especially while the public
schools are in SESSION. in visiting the |
schools. &c. think that good often
comes from commissioner visiting !
The schools under his charge. When
they know be is coming it makes them
more active and energetic SO they may
ac,uit themselves we'll when he comes.
Otherwise Gn some schools) they often
become careless and negligent. and
the good is not accomplished that
would be from his visits. !
We often hear persons inpuiring af- ,
ter school teachers, those whom they
can get to teach by the year. I believe
That "A commissioner should always
keep himself posted on this matter,
and be ready Gf possiblc) ut all times to
cite amy community to good and eff
cient teachers. | think it would be
well for bin to hold township meet
ings and there meet and consult the
people, and try to devise some plan
" hereby the educational interests Of
The county may be best promoted His {
board meetings and tn" awarding of
certificates should be managed in such !
a way that will give equal Justice to all
parties, there lot being shadow oil
discrimination Of possihlc) connected
with them. A School Commissioner
should have the cooperation OF the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-22

Ing to law, and that law, We all know, mus,
be made by the representatives ol the
people. There Ia no such thing tolerated In
tho history Of Engllah liberty, as taxation
without representation. This Bourbon
Governor appeals to the Democracy 10 sus.
tain him. The Bourbon Democrat may,
but l shall be deceivedit tho liberty loving,
progressive Democrat sustains him.
Charles promised Parliament that
ho never would attempt to raise money
without the consent OF Parliament, He
broke his word and lost his head. George
III lost these thirteen colonies by taxa.
ton without representation. II remains
Tor the people Of West Virginia to dispose
OF the case Of Jacob I. fi'"'. -
The election this fail Is q most important
one to West Virginia. 1t will form an
epoch in the history OF the State. II The
people rally and take the great subject oil
their government In their own hands, pro.
vide laws ior an equal taxation, settle these
wild land titles. and thereby remove a
nightmare from the energies Of tho interior
and southwest; we will soon have glorious
commonwealth, aud "Liberty will always
dwell IN the mountainH." Now il there ia
who suppose1 that the Republi.
can party in the State is going to spend lie
energies on the question oil whether.she
Federal Marshal hss honestly performed
h1s duties, think ho isgreatly mistaken.
s'-7,2.l'a'i g.t1-' +. II. plERpoNT.
FdirhOrt, March q. 1881. UG
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IA SHUT UP POLICY,,'n'55. y
HowrHE sourH CLOSES THE MOUTH
VI tho r'rlT Prieads--A 4 Tennessee Paper nuulsd
Because IL Pioapauctd Tariff Pioeilvl.lss. =
Tao 7s1s Of tbs order Of tho court. i
How Free Spsteh Is Suppresstd.

NAsllvlLLr, TENN, March el.-Thls after.
noon Matthew ". Allen, judge Of the
Criminal Court Of Nashville, at the in.
stance Of John ]. Vet;reo, Chairman Of
tao State Democratic Executive Commit.
lee, granted an injunction, restricting A. s.
Collier, president Of tho .An,eriieaa nowa.
paper company, from advocating In the
Amersean protective tarifT, and aleo en-.
Joining him and his board and corps Of
editors from oppoeing the railroad com. m.
missions. The Injunction as served on all
editors is aa follows: n a..
."Epjolning and restraining the p,id B,a,d
Q! Directors and said A. s. Collier, as Pfes.
ident, from causing tho american to alyo.
cate and promulgate any dsctrincs, md
editorialiy make any publication not In
full accord and harmony with tue plat.
forms Of The political principle, referred TO-
upon the subject Of the regulation aud con.
troll OF railroads and the laying and imposi.
ton Of tariffs" rs 'ilg Z. M -,17lg1 80
Judge VerIrees docs no. cluim 10 be a
stockholder, but to have equitable interest
in the majority Of the stock OF said newsps.
pr, asassignee OF Duncan B. Casper.
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POREI in NOTES,

Monsignor Goddard, well known a1the
spiritual adviser Of ex. Emprer3 Eugenie,
while riding yesterday morning was thrown
from bis horse and seriously injured. Il;i:l
Albani made her first appearance last
night AZ Amsterdam. with great succee1, in
"Traviata." The audience WAS enthu s.as.lc,
and abe waa recalled twelve times y5i
+ Tho thrent Of the French Government Ia
send military force into tho little republic
OF Andotra In case the French demands
are rejected, rors,s Indignation a. Madrid.
Spain will regard the entry Of the French
gendarnes to Andosra rs a breach Of In
ternRtiopal law. gsslszt
King Humbert will probably follow TIL
advice Of the principal politicians, antl
appointed Dspretis Prime Minister Of th
Cabinet, who resigned yesterday to forml,
new, Cabinet. Mancini, who was Minis.e
Of Foreign A Haira, and Magliani, Minis!e
of Finance in the last Cabinet; will ente
tho new one, Es ;ss$;,!!st
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ES.Gov. PlERroSr says p!umply, in effect,
It doesn't matter what is proven or. not
proven agains. Federal oiiicc.holder, that
does not prove that the Bourbons Of West
Virginia and the Democratic party at large
ate &. to be .rtistcd. No more will disagree
ments Of n personal nature between Re.
publicans acquit the State administration
oi tho charge that it ha1 usurped authority
for bad purposes. .
And nothing that can be raised sgainst
individual Republicans will convince the
people that tho Democratic party es a
great National organization favols the pro-
lection Of American iuduslrie1. These are
the questions which gro 10 be tried at the
coming elcction-not whether every Ro
publican Is in love with every other Repub.
fican. .lH- 5lglH - -
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BOYb!
Members OF the Cincinnati Chamber OF
Commerce Indulge In n Knock Down,

Members OF the Cincinnati Chamber O
Commerce Indulge In Knock Down.
CINCINNATI, March 2l.-Aboutl / ec!ocl
this afternoon two members Of the Cham
Dor Of Commerce engaged in fist fight
The collislon took place in the corridor
Mr.. G. G. Roots and B. W. WATSON were
the dramatis petsorsn. Both Ro.ts and
Wasson are grain dealers and speculators.
Tho trouble was q question Of ethics on q
wheat transaction, In which Roots had pur.
chased lot Of No. wheat from Was.on.
Roots wanted 1t reinspected; Wusson aaid
that would be u departure from the
methods Of the Chamber Of Commerce,
which required him to take the wheat with
the warehouse certificate as a guarantee Of
the grade, and then, II the grain was ap.
parently not up to the standard. have 1t re-
inspected, and then come upon the ware
house or WATSON to make coed the damage
and deficiency. Jl4N7ya n l-- Yoq
But" said Roots, II believe you are
scheming 10 cheat ne." "Don't you say
that again." retotted Wasson, warmly.
Roots repeated the charge. YOU'RE liar"
replied WATSON, fercely. Root, struck at
Wasson and missed him. Wa,sou got in
three hard blows between Roots eyes,
when members in.esisred and parted them.
The whole affair was in the corridor, over
which the Chamber has no jurisdiction.
1t has been the ecene OF more than ono
ii,ticuE between members within the last
Blk m0nthH.. ->.alSt1f ,f,,Fz,.'sst- 10 .at,i-5i
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A BIG ROW
over the Sale OF Coal 10 tho Grand Trunk
II -grL T-r--.T .-T-t RntlWnx

~ W. s>sN %sAu - SNNe sH tAS uAhAA kEuDA
lS iEt Railway. g5I ti
BUFFALO, March 21.-Tho Grand Trunk
order Of several hundred thoueand tons Of
soft coal has proved bone Of contention
this year, and Buffalo railroads and coal
shippera aad mineIs have got in lively
row over it. To day the fact leaked ont
that the Grand Trunk had awarded q con.
tract for 100 900 tons 10 Bell, Lewis & Yates.
Of Buffalo, at a price which cannot be found
out, but which is supposed to be very low.
An hour afterward a telegram came from
Galusha A. Grow, an Allegheny Valley
shipper, saying that be had been awarded
$50 600 tons at the came rate as Bell, Lewis
4 Yates. 1t was found out also that Fris.
by, Of the Erie, had been offered 10000
tons at the game rate. Is l-a,5, Islt
When the nows OF this deal came TO the
ears OF q. 7. johnson, OF the Buffalo, New
York 4 Philadelphia, be was very mad, it
il said. Very soon the announcement, WIS
telegraphed that the Allegheny Valley and
Erie had both refused their awards, and
were to cancel special rates to their ship
pers for Grand Trunk coal. Tho Buffalo,
New York & Philadelphia followed suit.
There has been tquirmipg all tho after.
noon among the jobbsrs who have bids in,
for they were basipg them upon special
rates. AS a consequence, they have all
telegrsphed the withdrawal Of their bids,
as without special rates the coal would be
delivered at a loss. The only onea not al.
iected by the deal are Ball, Lewis &;Yates
and tho Rocheater & Pittsburgh Railroad
Company. The Ere, the Buffalo, New
York i Philadelphia, and Allegheny Val.
ley claim that il they can't have their share
they will drive the competition out OF the
market. II looks very much as 1.-THE Crank
Trunk would have to buy in open market
or OF the Ohio miners. 77-.t ~ 5ssgI;! D
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y al ! q
Tho Latest Murder Trinl-Whnt the ne.
.lVE publicaus Cry For. 4, ~ e =
Special Dispaseh 10 The Inte!ligsncer, q .sf
West UNION, VIVA, March eO.-The
case OF the State against saiger for the kill.
Ing Of BOUCHER on the 2S!h OF July last,
is progressing rather rapidly consideringI.
the large number OF wltnes1es to be exam.
ined. The State is through with her wit.
nesses in chief and rested their case at 8
o'clock this afternoon. The defense will
no doubt yet through by tomorrow night
and tho case, It IL expected, will reach the
Jury by Saturday: noon. The Jury is an
average one eiunder the present Bourbon
lave! II Is predicted the, jury.will lbrinein,;
averdict d: murder In tue second degree
or will fail Ito agree. The case is a very
clear one, 90 far as developments have:
"a The Grand Jury found many iudict:.
ments for violation Of revenue laws. i!37 !,
Judge stealsy hes made many warm
friends in this county by his competent
and impartial mode Of disposing Of csses,
We're he q candidate again tho Republic
cans would swell his vote to three hundred
majority in this county ut least. M,
: Thereisg great discord over the Goyernor'a
new assessment law. IN Z 3.s{ "a sT,55,Sis, :
The Democrats are getting weak in The
knees. The Republicans will give an in
creased majority this fall and they arc now
solid ior Jimmy" Of Maine. -
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{, hulliyaa'y sny,

SSsAS FRANclsco,. CAL, March 2l.-John
L. Sullivan telegraphs the following from
Tucson, Arizona to- the Associated Press
I read in the A:iociated Press dispatchea
sheedy has matched me for s., 900 eide
to fight Thompson, and had put up a for.
felt OF $1,000. Smith and myself immedi.
ately telegraphed Sheedy saying, go on
with the match, that I would fight, and not
to lot them get away with any bluff. Have
never received any answer from Sheedy.
This is all I know Of the matter. II a
match hss been made let Mr.. Thom pson
put up forfeit Of s.. 500 with the New York
Clipper. I will cover it Immediately. l,
is pretty hard to make match three thou.
sand miles apart. I will fight him, accord.
ing to London prize rules, six weeks or
two months from today, and toes Tor choice
OF grounds. 542 ~
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"Bnf kiN iA Wililu','i

y CLEVELAND, O., March 2l.-sulliyan's
dispatch to the Associated Press was show.
ed to Duncan Ross tonight. Ross said
! t'That's right; we'll ight. Whatever Mr..
Sullivan Gays we're agreeable to except.
We want three months to prepare Thomp.
con ior the fight, otherwise it's all satisfac.
tory. The Clipper will not hold the stakes.
1sent s., 500 day to Richard K. Fox with
articles Of agreement drawn to suit Sulli.
vans wishes." ,5-r- z.. :. e Il
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Has 1t, Though!

WARRINGTON, March 2l.-The reso-
luton adopted by the Virginia State
Democratic Committee a. Alexandria yes.
terday declaring, "that in view Of the
threatening division Of the Democratic
party on the tariff, that the agitation
Of this question at this time
should be discouraged, and that the
Democra. should subordinate all ditferen-
ces in the tariff nd concentrate on tue
Issue Of reform OF the Government" !" he,
had an encouraging effect upon the ,po-
nenta OF the Morrison bill. The action Of
the Virginia Democrat, wr3 the subject OF
considerable comment among members OF
tho House, all Of whom regarded 1t as sig
nidcsnt, coming as It does from Southern
State y, 5s5t. .t 3 n ~ "a - z. 5ttg5lf
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VIII sEPaN Hin.

BANGOR, MH., March 2l.-A special to
The Commercial from Dover, Me-, rays: At
thetime ot.he Barron murder strong sus-
pc'onswere entertained asainsta a travelling
phreuolorist named Allen, who had been
IN Dexter and vicinity, travelling from
mouse to house, Detectives we're sent ou.
az ~ the time to find him but failed. Now
mere is great sensation in Dover owing
.orumors that man belonging there wss
associated with Allen; that the mans
uie'her hrs jus. died, and that the letters
Hale WI promises startling disclosures regard
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New Editors Of Il. College Pnper,

'7'IeH'7 t7f'efpo"0'ttet u Tic laftRl0tactr.
WASHINGTON, Pa, March 2l.-A meet.
Ing Of tho students Of Waah.JeE College
was held in Prayer Hall this morning for
tho purpose Of electing the editolj OF the
JsGasonian. The following were elected:
Berkeley Sutherland, with los votee; E. o.
sawhiil, 100; l. N. Reed, O7; 0. NJ. Camp.
bell, %; Robert e.. Cansle, G3. The new
stall will take charge Of the JeBersonian
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A Murderer Caught.

1ALSksToS, TEX, Mrrch ala Neirs'
Marshall special Gays: Milliken, the al.
leHed accompllce Of Clark, the man arrest
I'll a lew days ago charged with numbering
q!u W 'armer Rogers andl wife, in Ouchits
,.a,isit' La, wes captured on q train hero
m'asy by W. ]. Rogera, son Of the aged
StM,,is, SStE''ms, Young Rogers attempted to Kill
NJ cii',s,Sen Nm; but was prevented by the arriva