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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
ST. LouIsMARKET.


Sr. LOUIS, Jan. 30-Flour easier but not
lover. Wheat very slow. closed n fraction
higher than yesterday: No. 2 red, 81 o. 4
to 81 OF l-2. cash; $l02 3-t % sl.OS, Fen
ruarv; Sl.0i 81, Mar,h; Sl.W "a 10 $l.O7
| 4, May. Corn shade higher and dull;
46 ~ to A / 4. cash; 4G "a 20 AZ Is, Feb
ruary; IS to As Is, March; 80 8 to 81 J. 4
s MT SIS So h Feeru aay '0 S " IS TO TO-
~ is. May. Whisky stoadv;
sl.l5. Corn meal firm; s245.
Provisions Nrm. Bulk mests-L,ue clear.
S. 20 to 8 %; short yib, s 80 TO s SO; short
clear. s IS. Bacon higher; long clear, to
0 | 8; short rim, 0 l-2 Lad firm; o ssked;
$50 bid. Csttle-Receipts, 2, 100. steady;
exporters. $40 to 1913; good to choice,
So IS to SO %; common TO medium, $40
to IS IS: corn fed Texans, IS to $3.50, Tex
ans, 81 to 81 %. Sheep-Rscsipts, 3 600;
nrm and in good demand, but top prices CT
Yesterday not reached. common 50 to
50. so: iair to medium. 81 to "a 50; good to
very choice, 81 70 to $5.75; Texans, 81 75to
$3.50.
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
| KANSAS CITY Jan. 80 Wheat quiet;
81 81 bid c,su or February; 81 "a, bid,
May. Corn steady; 40, cash; 40 IA to 40 s,
Fenrusry: A | 3 bid Msy. 0ais higher
20. Catie-Rcceipts, 1890; best steady
common weak and slow; native steers, l3J
80 | 400 average, $3.50 to s6.l0 stocsers anf
feeders, 81 TO $40 cows. 5 % To 81
lSppep-Rrceipts | 200, steady for good {,
70 l2S pounds, So so to S. 30.
CHICAGO MARKRT.
Chicago, Jan. 0-Oattle-ReCeipt 4,
500 struu ger aud 10 higher all round; tx
port, So so to 81 good TO choice chipping
So so 10 SO 10; common TO medium, 80 u
1885. Shrep-i.-ceipts, 5000, weak
common, 10 to 10 lower; inferior to fair
60 70 - 81 per 100 pounds; good, 50; choice
$5,25.
New YORK, Jan. 30 Beevps-Recsi pts
3 go: market slow and closed dun ST pc
mead lower on all grades; steers sold a
50 30 10 81 60; exporters used thirtv car
ana paid So 20 $500 tor Ordinary to lir
Snrep-Receipts, 700; IN fair demand
good and prime sheep have ready sale a
8 roug prices; inferior and common dull
sheep, SO IS TO 81; lambs, SO t.
$3.50 Flour, dull Wheat - Spo
lots. 1t to l.2 lower; options opened is 4
4 higher afterwards became easier an
lecliuel 3 s to 3 S. closing barely steady
ungraded red, II to 81 10, No red, 9S 3
20 ST. No. . red, Sl.O7 Ii 10 Sill 4
Cnrn-No. 3 spot, IL t. 81 better; other
slightly lower; uugraded, 40 10 TO 62: n
3 SO 10 20 81 ii; steamer, IS | 10 50; n
>, 1884 60 Ct 5.S. CoiIet-Spot islr; Ri
stronger; II l-2, options 10 to % point
higher moderately active; sales, 6 500 bag
RIO No T. February, 10 20 10 10 81
March. 1880 10 lilo; April 1925 to ll.lt
NJ. ". % 10 ll.21; June, II 05
I'M ~ sugar lirmer but not quotabl'
higher; refined steady; Standard A, Z S.
powdered TO 8 Isl: cnbes 5 s; Nolasse
quiet and steady. Rice quiet Nith IA
demand; R.vgood IL; Pstna 8. in bont
Wool steady and in moderate demand
Texas If to Il. Pork quiet and stronger
ten mess SIS so to SIS rs. Beef suiet 40
steady. Gu meats firm. Lard strong
prime steady; &9.S7 IL to 50 40.
The following 10 the comparative state
: gent of tbs net recsipts Of cotton at all u
|
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~.x rc,ephon. Company.

NKv YoRK. Jan. so.-The Universal Tele
phone oonpsny bss filed . certificate 81
incorporation; capital stock, s2.tO.0oS.
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PALI.STIN n.

PALEsTISE, Jan. 3d. T5pecisl The
frieude OF M George Noble in the ST.
aud he has many, were rejo ced to learn
from dispatches to the various papers that
he had been appointed 10 take charge Of the
Gould system OF roads in Texas and Louie
,ana. is perhaps an ungrncior- TX -
perform, but T. Is nevertheless true to say
that the report has net the slightest fouu-
dation. in fact, Mr.. Noble has
not been appointed IN the place nor to any
other in the system az yet, whatever may
occur In the iuiure II isnot, however, at
oil likely that In the rumored changes TO
| take place he will be chosen 20 take charge
OF the interest mentioned. The Informs.
| ton here given Is upon good authority and
cannot DE ques' toned When the changes
do occur m one need be surprised II on' OF
the oldest and most esteemed of the Inter
national & jreht Northern former m managers
returns to his first love, Texas, and as.
sumes control of the roads in the two
states.
The movement to have the next repusli-
can state convention held in North Texas
meets with invor amongst the adheren,s OF
that part, here, and - Fort Worth has
o.ked for II, there seems general desire "a
| have the meeting there.
The Messrs. J. J. Ward, ]. 4. Pells and
George w. Burkett have returned from
Washington where they have spent tnre'
weeks in the interest OF the location OF thu
Federal court here instead OF at Tyler. The,
are gate sauguine OF the ultimate success
oftheir mission and state that the telegram
to the HERALD and other pspers from
Washington stating that Judge Reagan
wonld not favor Palestine are entirely
erroneous. AMI that on the contrary he
will do all that he can Tor our town.
Josie Simmons, q well known colore'
character about town, took dose OF opiun
las. night because her lover deserted her
She is q i've today for tue doctors took he
in hand and saveh her.
George w. Burketi president OF the Col
RADIO CITY water works, was on the Ioternu
iiopal train last night, and at Troupe wen
out to see a man. When he got back hi
new overcoat, valise, etc., had been quiet.
carried away, and general search aroun'
Troupe has not re tered then. TO him.
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PrrrssuRe, Jan. 3o.-The long strike o
the window glass workers is a. an end, and
amer seven months OF idlensss the men will
s.turn 10 work - soon - the furnaces
are heated. The manufscsurers' and
vorksr so.,s sss1ssso,v 'S Sane,ss;or
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The Fire Record.

PIrr.pusG, Jan. 3y-rho Chronicle'Telc-
graphs Rochester, Pennsylvsnia, special
saws: Shortly before IL o'clock last night
might flames were discovered issuing from
the boiler house OF the Php0ix Glass works
in Phillipsburg, opposite here, on the ono
river. The fire was under good head"ay
when first discovered, aud the meins Al
and for extinguishiDg It being llmiles
but little could be done TOWARD
cnecking the progress of the flames, which
soon spr.nd tnrou chou. the entire WORKS,
desiroying them in short time, Loss,
SIPS 600: insured fof s74 700 The works
which covered q large area, were hmOl
the larges' In the western country. ~
unfortunate circumstances connecteu WIN
the destruction Of the work is that %
hends are thrown out OF employment IN tbe
middle OF winter.
KoNs, N. Y, Jan. 30-.This morring tst
| jhree-s DRY building between Stiewlx Hall
hotel and Sesrls's bask block, on Jane.
street, burned. Mrs. Samuel Alexander
and children were rescued BY policemen
| Ton minutes after the fire brok- ent an ey-
poson occurred, knocking out the whole
front wall OF the buildink above the hrs'
story, Joseph Alexander, brsthsr OF bAm
usl. was Killed, and Daniel Patterson,
clerk, Injured The bsnk block and tue
hstel we're saved By the nrenen.
NEw YoRK. Jan. 3o.-A IRE in the i've
stery apartment heuse No. c62 SIXTH
svenue, spread q panic among the socu
upper floor, esss ped to the rosf In thsil
night clothes and jumped 70 the roof o.,
feet below. Mrs. Nickarts and grand
daughter are probably fatally burned, sae
three other tenants were burned - the fac'
and hauds.
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Hans and br-atiss; bacon packed by
Ferries Of New York; something delicious.
For sale by ED. s. ALsroS,
Corner Sycamore and Elm.
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",That whittier SKIN Of hers than snow,
And smooth rs monumental slsbsster,
v IS all soquired BY using Pozzoni's
HadIcaknd COMPILATION pQHd1Es
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CHIc.oo, jan 3n.-The Inters ate Indus
,r,al IA posi.Ikn vi Chicago navlag settled
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The Interstate Expositl. n.

The best smoking tobacco is Little
Joker''
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The Dairymes.

sr. LOUIS. jan. S.-The Missouri Dairy
.,d Creamery Association met this morn
i.,. Norman J. Colman Is president.
bout nfty delegates were present.. Inc
chair appointed . comnittss 81 arrange
0epts and aftsr some renafks recess
taken.
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WASHINGTON.
Congressman hackry's Legacy TO HI
Cons ituency.
The Fight For the Federal Ceur
About Ended.
Proceedings Of Congress Yesterday

WAsursuros, jan. So.-l6pecial.I-Con
gresham Mackey, whose funeral oesequics
took place to-day, leaves q mulstto wifo
and six children.
The house subjudiclsry committee to-
day closed the hearing OF North Texas io'
tho branch of the Federal court. Judge
Buckley appeared for Sherman, Aessrs
Lindsey AID Hill for GAinesvills, Maugbs
and Gscrss Tor Dsnison, Congressman
Rogers for Fort Smith, aud no disvision Of
territory, Throckmorton for new judic al
di,triot returnsbls to sone point in bis
district asd Culoerson for B,nham snd
Paris. In his district. II Gainesviiie
or Dsnison is selected, the counties OF Clay
Cooke, Montague, Wise aud Dsnton, with
the Chickassw and Oh atoms, are 10
form judicial district. Culberson claimed
the court for 3 jnham II part OF the Ohoc-
tnw and Ch,ckasaW nations can be Joined to
Fanpin county and tuch other counties ht
want TO come In 30 form such district. II
nil thu Chiokssaws and Choctaws are 10 be
made re,urnaDle to Texas city, he claims
the court Tor Paris, LAMAR county, and
other counties that want to JOIN TINS ar
rsncement. There Is no intimation as Ia
what place, If any, will get the court.
Pos,misues, Burchill, OF Fort Worth, II
getting the ear of tho department. she IL
working up her case.
The Star says the Sherman resolutions
will no ioub, be IN sde good use OF in The
northwes, as a campaign broadside, but The
country at large has wearied OF this whei'
controversy, event to the extent, possibly
ofgrowing csllous a. to the merits Of thu
case.
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Tn Iaihx Agnis.t Foreign PauPers.

PnrsBuas, Jan. 3o.-A co"ais'es con-
,o.ed O, members Of the different labor or
..n,z.t;ons. with headquarters here, leave
r.. Warrington tomorrow to urge the
n...age Of a oil restricting the Importation
~ ,oreisn labor under the contract system.
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Whole Georges olhnsh, dried halibut,
homeless herring, Russisn sardelles just re.
ceiyed at ED s. ALsroN's.
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city, announces that the twelfth consecu-
tive annual exposition will open Sep Der
81 and close October Is h. 1884 Applica-
tlnns tor space are coming In already, tar m
advance Of any former year This an
nouncrment dispels all doubt as to the
buildings being torn dom, ~ threatened.
1t also makes certain that IL viii he the
place for holding the next republican
national convention.
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New York Notes.

Ngw YolK, Jan. Sd heavy
fog to-day seriously interrupted travel ssd
trefiic, and makes telesrapains SLOW work
"a the elevated road heavily laden
train ran into another, dischsrGins passen,
Ssrs AZ q station. The ensise vss wrecked
and the passengers well shaken, bat no
body seriously hurt.
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The fact that good health, strong muscles
and sound nerves are attaiusble should en-.
courage every inva ia n nm earnest endeav-
or in the right direction. Remember all
disease owes its origin more or less TO . lack
OF iron in the blood Iron in the blood
means health, strength and viRor. AnalySe
the blood of an invalid. aud little or no iron
will be found. Healthy mems blood Is full
of iron. The best method of supplying this
lack of iron 10 by using Browns Irsn Bit
tiers, q sur, cure for d srepsir, general de-
bility, woaknsss, and all wasting diseases.
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Letter iron n We'll KNOWN INV fofk
Auctioneer.
NV YonK, Nay 10, ises lis esd lis
BesS Peurtsssta strsst Il hsve see.
trsobled with 81 i,rtatss .ef the threat
"a 4 eoueh for soos time. i en- slse
1sr,vr 20 6yspspsis- - the sduse o. .
verv lesrssl pkysiciss I applies I've ALI
ceck's psross p'ssssrs " ~ chest, ana one
nv couek was cared ssd ~ throat wss
vsl,. 4 have now uern The pIssten two
vssis ard nv appetite end digestion have
mnch i0proved. / aa confident that 10
ssoshsr week my dyspsssis will be entirely
removed have never used 90 pleasant
and agreeable remedy y my ne.
"A,looct's" ia the only genuine pcrou'
plscesr; an othsf se-esA,sd b'sross pAasssr'
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FOr NlIC.
Bslns dcs IA of engaging In o'her pur-
suits, will sell on eHsy Icrms o. sun pur
chaser, well-urnished hotel 'Syenty-
two rooms, in the city ~ Lo1gvieTS
known ns he CONNIE Hotel. FnWi-
ture as good Us new. Hotel doing apaying
business. Address
G.. NJ. TABLER,
Lon view, Texas.
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Dsrailed.

Nxw HAvES, CoBs.. Jan. 3o.-ls 10 re-
portss that New Haven l. Southampton,
passenger train was ditchsd and severe
mat the oars took Are. A wrsckiag train
has gone cut.
/. pPIIrGrrKLp. Mao, Jan. 20 THE u ern'
Ius's accident ON the New Haven NorSh'
ban ptou railroad happened isss below
South wicks. Three cars we're tArowe ds"a
"a eabanknsnt. Conductor Thomas
Express Messenger Ryan sad several pas.
ssnge,s we're injured. The conductor vas
ss,isvsly injured and Ryan bad bic leg
hroksn In three places. The telegraph
wires are down and p articulars are difficult
10 obtain.
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IN GEN ERAL.
The bulls Drive the Bears Again
A sharp Rise.

feasls for tho Flames In Several
Ciiss.
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RnnIntn a Houl,lcr.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 3o.-rhe passenger tram
which left here for the west on the Mis-
s,uri Pacific railway this merniag, ercoun
tsred a large boulder on the track bstwsen
q ssconade and Herman, which deraiied
III, engine. Firemsn B.ookes had both legs
broken and was otherwise badly mlnnd,
a1d the engineer wa BADLY hurt.
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Miscellaneous Forcign'News.

TIKRoR To TREEs-A CONFIDENT AssrRTioF.
Jorprr Jen. 20 Within rsdius of ten
miles ofAyre 200 600 trsss wers blown down
in a recent storm, 100 0OO on the estate Of
the Marquis OF Ailss.
Char berlaia, president of the board OF
trade, IN spseeh at Birmin cham said hat
England IL not goisg 10 allow the var With
Ell Maid to interfere for Q single nsmsnt
with the protested retsrns and improved
ins,itutieas vhicA England 10 making
every effort to Develop In Egypt, and by
which il Is hspsd ss.urity nay % gwen g
Eye la liberties asd lhe people educated
for Independence and sslf'eovsrpmsnt.
RUMolBD RsPuLAE o. AshtaAL couADT.
Pam, Jao. S0.-Ths report current In
The Hobbies OF the chamber te-dav thst
the Freuch forces under Admiral Courbst
recently stormed BscaisA aad BEEN re-
pulsed. The rsports iritAtsd osnbsrs OF
the chamber oecsuss ne gov'renens mas
tsinsd silsucs II regard 70 II. Prime Min
isssr Ferry will 90 qusstisasd - 70 the
nets to.msrTev.
DE LoBGs REnAiNs.
Moscow, Jas, 30 -Lieuteuant Hsrbor
and Master Schuel 70. sscsrtisG the oorPsss
Of Lieutsusnt De Long snd comrades OF the
Jsaunstss expedition. started for hsmburk
TO- dsy on their way 70 Aneric'. col
ann procession followed the collins to
the railroad station whore the chief Luther
an pastor Of the city delivered az address,
Nany sreaths we're deposited on the cohns.
incl rding one from students of the Moscow
univsrsity.
AGRARIAN TROUBLES.
In spite Of many arrests. the 'grarian
agitation continues In Pskow and Ni'etsk.
Sc iNtcnse 10 the irritation OF the peasants
In the latter proviscs that the govsreer
hss teissraphed to 81. Pe,ersburg asking
that the troops, especially a, Vitesss, be
Withdrawn ss . collision Is feared. Appeal:
sdiressed TO the educated classes have sp-
pesred in White Russia, urging them to
join ia the straggls against absolutism.
KALsKuA DECORATED
San FlARcIsco, Jan. 30-A Reuter- Cable
from Honolulu says: The steamer Rss,oi
iisik hes arrived with an envsy bringisf
King Kaiakua Russian decoration In dia
msndB.
RUsso-ANIRI0Au SYNDICATE.
Gr, Psrnassgas. Jaa. Se.-Ths ioperia
co n Dcil gill shortly ooasider the ousstiss
Of roymiue Q Rsssiaa- Aosrican company
for erecting slevat>rS.
sCnATCu0D.
Loupes, Jas. O-Co0aechs bss eesi
ssrstcbsd nom the estriss for the Gfes
Metropolitan handicap.
D0N-
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ST. LOUIS. Jan. 30.--Anton Linzenmeil
was arrested here last night, charged will
forging large number o! post.offics orders
amounting to several thousand maris
while ne was postmaster at Krsutziuger
Ia the Dschv OF Baden, several
months ago. He was acting ~
bartender in saloon on
Clark avenue and Sixteenth street., when
arrested. Tho capture was made Dy Il. A.
Becker, OF the 81. Louis posi- Office, acting
as special deputy United States m>rshal,
WHO is now searching fora relative OF Linz.
enpeir, said to be implicated IN the crime
and believed to be in this city.
Must Hang Retail Groccrs Banding.
PirrspURG. Jan. 3O.-Tho death warra Mt
OF George Jones and Jesse Carter, two col.
ored boys, convicted of the murder
George Foster, IN the spring of 1881, has
been signed, and Thursday, April Sd, is
named rs the day for the execution.
The retail dealers of western Pennsyl'
vania, Ohio and West Virginia effected AL
organization here to-day, the OBJECT OF
winch is to protect their interests against
the encroschments OF wholesale dealers.
The Kentucky Senatorial Contest.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 30.-rhe contest 10 the
senatorial caucus tonight was very exc'i'
ing. To break the deadlock res
olution was offered to Withdraw
Sweeney and take ballot on William'
and Blackb burn and then take another bsl
lot on the leading man and Sweeney
Much time was spent In discussion and ,
deal of filllibusterinE INDUCED in by thu
Black burn leaders. Adjourned till Thurs
Az without taking n ballot.
ksticsnt.
KANSAS CRY, Jan. 3d. COMMISSIONS
Nidgely Of the southwestern pool, held
conference to-day with officials Of the For
Scott 4 Gulf rosd concerning New Yorl
business. The Fort Scott, through 1t
Mem phis extension, has been tskinl
New York freight below tariff rates, en-
deavoring to force pool to allow them
per centage. Midgeiy being interviewe
tonight, said a ss iisfsctory agreement ha
been reached but declined to state tn
terms.
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Every smoker should ,-y Little Joker"
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.n....-rrn ~, runnAn

ADMITTED To THIN BAR.
Y r Short. ~ Sedslia, Missouri, who
VI mSbs De 'if- Hs home, was licensed TO
practice .Ar vtf.srIa- in the district court.
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CHICAGO, Jan. Observation-Disclosures A.
500 STRONGER aud 10 higher all round; .x
port, So so 10 81; good TO choice shipping,
So so 10 SO 10; common TO medium, 80 to
1886. Shrep-R-ceipts, 1900, weak;
common, 10 to 10 lower; inferior to fair,
e. - 70 81 per 100 pounds; good, 50; choice,
q :
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Fine buftpr-rhl.C- b. ter in nine. pound
word.r pals 5pmetS le finer than any
THU ever ar'.-h 20 DALLAS at
Ed. s. ASTON,
Corner Sycamore and EN-.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-27
How the President Is Chosen.

Technically speaking, the presi-
dent is not elected by the people,
aud the people do not vote directly
Er any presidential candidate.
They cast their vote for electors. and
these electors choose President
and Vic, President. In zach State
the number Of electors are equal to
the number OF Senator's aud Repre-.
sen,atives which that State has in
Congress. In Now York there a,e
,hirly.six electors. Each party has
an electoral ticket with the ns,Le OF
these thirty-six electors prin'ed on
it. Toe electoral ticket which re-
ceives the creates: number of ropu-
lar ballots in the State will b, chos-
Ell by the people. end the electors
named on II will b. entitled TO give
votes for the candidate whom they
repr, sent.
Tue electors who are chosen will
meet in each State OF the fret We'd
nesday IN December and cast lh-ir
votes for President andVlce Pfesi.
dent. As a matter OF law they can
the, vote for who they please.
They are not legally bound TO vote
for Cleveland or Blaine. or any other
person who was . candidate before
The people, As matter OF usnge aud
OF public trust they are expected TO
vote for The candidate whom they
are pledged % support.
Certificates Of the votes cast by
The c!ec'ors in each State are then
made out and sent to Washington.
These cert ,6cates will be opened in
the presence OF the Senate and
House of Representatives and conn.
ted the second "Wednesday in Feb.
ruary. Toe total ounbor OF elec,o-
,al votes il 4Ol. The candidate FIR
President receiving tho hiority OF
these that il, 20l-wi'l be declar.
ed President. II no lerson has
such maj rity. then the election goes
into the House Of Representatives,
who is required to choose Presi-
dent FROM the persons-not exceed.
ing three-who have received the
most electoral votes for President.
In the House the votes is by State.
Zach s ute having one vote.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-27

TIE special correspondent OF the
New York San sends the following
from Washington City:
republicans holding the best pay.
ing offices arc looking ubou. very
industriously f,r ways to keep them,
Their fsvorile plau appears to be TO
have the Republican IN ,iority in tue
S.uate stand ou a fighting line ut
once, aud reject CIeveland's up.
pointinents as fast as they cone
along. "A President, oven with the
8 nate against him, unless hs al.
Temps unreasonable things, will win
in The end, as tie law stands Tile
Democrats frnnd it s., rven IN
Hayes time. President Ar'hur a'so
Il scovercd a wny 10 hrve his ny
paiutmeu,s confirmed when the dem
ocra,s had tbs S.ra.e, and il is II
common saying TINT certain Deuo.
cratic Senator'S Jared better than they
would have Jared with a DsnCc' q L.
President. Besides, there is not
n sufficient object to induce tho Re-
pubiic.na to attempt such q fight.
al experience is against the policy
OF rejecting Cibiuet officers or min
isters pb-oad on mere party grounds
It will simply become q question
whether certain appointments shall
be permitted TO go through, and
such questions will Le determined AZ
they come up. Any concerted at-
tempts by tho Republican Senators
to reject all Of Clevelandl appoint.
ments after he has got his Cabinet
and o few other necessary Offices
filed would, 1t is beloved. only Leaf
10 the sweeping out OF Republicans
from the departments, and VIII sre-
ever the Senate has no voice.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-27
A Shooting on Sunday Morning.

We learn that on Sunday morning
last, while going out on the railroad
three little viii Q boys were accos,ed
by q young negro named Anderson
Green, who asked them how they
had voted. They replied that they
were not old enough to vote, but u
they were they would have support.
I'd Cleveland. At this Green cursed
he boys and started at them with an
open kuife, when one Of the tboys. q
lad named George Shield. drew q
pistol and fred at Green, the ball
striking him IN the neck. severiug
his windp'pe and ipaict'ns wounds
hat may prove fatal. The boy after
doing the shooting, surrendert d him
self, but was released. the wound
not being regarded as fatal. On yes.
terday however, he was again taken
in custody to await the result Of
Green's wounds. II being thought
they might terminate fatally.
Young Shields ia an orphan hoy
having come 10 Natchtz from Yves.
g N, WHERE his parents were killed
10y the great Cyclone of 1882. and he
has been engaged 10 the r jsslie
mills.-Nstch.z Democrat.