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National Republican., 1884-05-13

2,270 Prizes, amounting 900
CERTIFICATE.
wedo hereby certify thatwe supervise the arrange.
mCnts for all the monthly and senlaununl drawings
OF the Louisiana state Lottery Company, aud In per:
son manage and control the drawing ourselves, and
tlnt the same are conducted with honesty fairness,
and IN good fhith toward al parties. We authorize
lLO to use this certificate, with facsimile VI
our signatures attached, in its advertisements
National Republican., 1884-05-13

The sermons published in this volume are
capitally adapted for reading. They are
among tho most thoughtful discourses that
have found thoir way into print in recent
| wears,
National Republican., 1884-05-13

SERMONS TO THE SPIRITUAL MAN. BY
WILLIAM &. I. sHEbD, d. b, New York Charles
SCribners Sons. Washington: Ballantyne,
primo 90 40
National Republican., 1884-05-13

STORIES BY AMERICAN AUTHORS, Vol. 8
New York; CHARLES SCRIBNER's Sons. Wash
ington: Ballantyne. Price. 30 cents. '
This latest number of Scribner's new series
contains stories by Fritz James o'Brien,
Frances Hodgson Burnett, George Parsons
Lathrop, David d. Lloyd, Celia Thaxter, and
Brander Matthews. The stories are readable,
but No. is not quite up to the standard.
National Republican., 1884-05-13

COTTON MARKET
The following were opening, highest, lowest,
and closing prices:
National Republican., 1884-05-13

PLANTATION LAYS AND OTHER POEMS. By
BELToN o'NEALL TOWNSEND. Columbia, 8. c.:
Charles A. Calvo.
1t is we'll that Mr. Townsend does not have
to depend upon the sale of his verses for a
living, else crackers and water would be too
luxurious a sustenance for him. plantation
Lays" is weak production and not deserving G
of further notice.
National Republican., 1884-05-13
LESSONS IN LONGEVITY. PARAGRAPHS

HOME HYGIENE, AND THE ART OF PRO.
LONGING LIFE. BY JOHN b. HAMILTON, NJ.
u. Washington: William II. Morrison.
The surgeon general of the United States
marine hospital service, in writing his los
sons on longevity, endeavors to inculcate the
belief that longevity is not only possible, but
that it is in great degree in ones own control,
subject to natural law, and this thought runs
through every paragraph.
National Republican., 1884-05-13
ASplcndid Opportunity TO Win Fortune.

BY nm overwhelming popular vote Its franchIsew was
made part OF the present state Constitution adopb
cd December ., \. ID. 1870
National Republican., 1884-05-13
Tott,ri,s.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Incorporated In 1868 for twenty-five years by the
Legislature for educational and charitable purposes
with ncapital of 81 ,OOOOOO which reserve fund
OF over sO0O.OOO mas Since boon addel.
National Republican., 1884-05-13

Sales %, 900 bues.
GRAIN ASD PROVISIONS
Following are opening highest, lowest, and clos.
ing prices on Chicago board Of trade, as corrected
by special wire reports to Cooke & Co., brokers'
National Republican., 1884-05-13

The development of the treatment OF Cancer with
Swn's Specific seems so wonderful that all 30 af
hictCd should write TO us.
National Republican., 1884-05-13

A STUDY OF THE PRINCESS. By S. z. DAWSON
Second edition. Montreal: Dawson Brothers.
This little volume is what the title indi
Gates, q criticism and analysis of Tennyson'
poem the Princess, with explanatory notes
letter from the poet to the author is printe
in the preface.
National Republican., 1884-05-13

RISE AND FALL OF POLITICAL PARTIES IN
THE UNITED STATES. BY RUFUS BLANCH.
ARD. Chicago: The National School Furnish
ing company. Washington: Brentano Broth
ers.
This is very useful little work, and its
circulation will not be confined to the school
room. There is much condensed, plainly
told history compressed into the 220 pages of
the volume. In work of this description
there is neither room nor call for embcllish-
ments.
National Republican., 1884-05-13

It's Grand Single Number Drawings will take place
monthly. IT NEvEH SCALES OR POsrPoSEs. Look
A GN1i NO N-tV limit
National Republican., 1884-05-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Tell the children 10 cut out and save tho comic
silhouette pictures as they appear from issue TO
issue. They will be pleased with tho collection.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-13
A BAND OF THIEVES.

Spec!al to the Gazette.
Fort SMITH, ARK, June lit mas
lust been discovered that thoroughly
organized band of thieves exist In
Cullyville, Sansbois, Gaines and Cole
counties of the Choctaw nation
who have a captain, secretary,
treasurer and other officers necessary
to conduct the business on scientific
principles. The militia of the nation
has been called out to gather them
in. Their number is given az
ioo mostly Choctaws. A fight
took place between some ,o o.
them and a posse Of men IN Sans9 SAMSON,
co lnty a day or two since IN which
two of the thieves were killed and sew
eral captured. Five of the latter were
women. At last accounts tsa i ~ zen
of the gang were surrounded 10 p , tne
hills of $ A1sDoro county, ana ~ wa.
expected that when the militia All gol
together big effort would be maze u
round up the whole gang.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-13
rtltsaapHlc aorss.

Twenty-tnree anarchists are on trial
at Vienna.
Mr.. Hendricks does not want the
vice-presidency.
Grants scheme for . Nicarauga On.
nal Is TO be revived. =
The California delegates were ham
quoted at Portland, Maine.
The village of Grand Park, near
fire. ''s
Earl Granville, in note to the pow
eers, ignores the agreement with
| France.
The Mississippi Democratic conyen.
ton sends delegates to Chicago unin-
structed.
The steamer Gazette sunk of Bodkiu
bar. The crew and passengers were
saved.
The Louisville Republicans had a
raiification meeting, which waslargely
attended.
Randall has introduced a bill pro-
hibiting even the mildest kind Of off,
cial bribery.
A Thurman club was organized in
Cincinnati last night. They will attend
the Chicago convention.
The senate Is investigating the sub
ject OF grazing cattle In the Indian ter
ritory contrary to law.
Milton H. Smith was elected presi.
dent of the Louisville & Nashville rail-
road vice j. s. Rodgers resigned.
Calhoun Benham of San Francisco,
the second in the once famous Broder.
ick-Benham duel, died yesterday.
The California Democrats have re-
solved 10 force the nomination on Til.
den, Notwithstanding his letter de
clining.
Green Neatly shot and fatally
wounded Randle Ladilly, another
negro, at Crockett, in u squabble abou,
a woman.
Isaac Stanley, paying teller of the
, Cleveland, o., National Bank Of Com
: merce,is deiaulter for $780, 900. He wa.
arrested.
Later dispatches say that the cloud
, bursts in the Humboldt valley wer,
d was less damaging than at first re
ported.
A. V. Lane, son of j. J. Lane of tn,
Austin Statesman staff, was elected
assistant to the chair of mathematic
in the State university.
= The remains of Ex-Justice Noal III
: Swayne arrived in n special car an,
! were buried In Washington yesterda,
e at the Oak Hill cemetery.
: The house committee on WAYS ant
j means have decided to admit free o
e duty articles intended for the Cincin
l. natl industrial exposition.
i, Bayard is the strongest man amon,
the Democratic senators, Clevelan,
), next; Dorsheimer has large following
" among the congressman.
The Cumberland Valley has beef
visited by destructive watel-s spout
carrying away a-half mile of railroa,
and doing serious damage to propert.
. in its wake.
:, The California Democrats instructe,
i their delegates to oppose Judge Fiel'
at Chicago, first, last aud all the time
They are pronounced an ti-monOpOlist
opposed to non resident aliens holding
- large tracts of land, and TO the inter
ference of federal courts in state mai
" tiers.
:, The states mentioned In political eli
e cles of the Democratic party are Bay
1, ard and Carlisle, Bayard and MELON
}. aid. Dorsheimer ana Hancock, Clevs
II land and Carlisle, Thurman an
n Cleveland, Bayard and Isosecran'
,r Cleveland and Mcdonald, Clevelan
h and Stonemap, Slocum and Voorhees,
'e and several others.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-13
IN IN, the ,sI nature y Of substitute. Motion

IN the nature Of 4 substitute Hso,,.,.
LOG. ayes %, nays 1856. ''
-, Eaton said he would br,ef,v ro,,,.
- ~ nou use Dill and then yield the floor
" NJ us coIiegues on the committee.
h. Mr. hiscock inquired whether de.
o"se WOULD continue tomorrow.
WI. Eaton replied 1t was the most
haPortant measure which could come
pe'ore congress and lie hoped II would
ue continued. He then enumerated
we methods proposed for counting the
electorai votes and said he had snb-
scrloed his name to the bin of tha
house committee, but in so doing
ne mad cast aside his own
eonvictions Of constitutional law. He
neiieved that under the constitution
.he mouse OF representatives to-day had
tne sole power to count the eleciorai
votes. he made a short argumant
against the provisions of the senate
osii; o9t was Interrupt ed by Mr.. Brown
tions. o'Jeo'
Mr.. Eaton said he was not welded
70 the house bill. He saw one way ont
OF the difficulty, and that was by a per
capita vote. Gentlemen might saw that
was not right because one party
would always be In the majority
IN congress. He believed, however,
IN the Integrity of mankind and
Thought there were honest men in con.
gress in both parties, whom he could
trust. ~ "''
Mr.. Brown said the most dangerous
tribunal to settle the con troyars,, ~ ~,
presidential election was the convres.
Of the United States. So helm hin
God, he had rather try 1t before a jus
tice OF the peace, or a common iury
Alter some further desultary discussion
MIR. Pryor ALA. delivered CAREFUL,
prepared speech in favor of the hous,
bill, addressing himself to the histori
cal, legal aud constitutional point.
involved Before he concluded tn,
house adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-13
DEATH OF A DESPERATE.

MEMPHIS, June l2.-News has been
received of the death atfray at New
Albany, Miss, between J. r. Reeves,
mayor of the town and editor of the
Union County Optic, and Lloyd Ford,
a good for nothing desperate,
They had an alteration about
congressional contest, between
Morgan Watson, candidate fol
the Democratic nomination. Each
shot five times. Fort was shot in the
breast from which he died. One OF
the bullets from Ford's pistol struck
Squire Reeves father, j. r. Reeves,
INJECTING flesh wound in his leg:
Just as Ford was about dying he said
to by-standers: Ibid | rum" mo"
"rhen die in peace"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-13
-, =. GERMAN MINISTER.

H.
l,sIl.ssel0oS, June ll.-Capt. Won
a ~ German minister to the
lsii accompanied by Secre-
h n".I9g'nysen, presented his let
lklo~,m the president to-day.
\ pir;ang are he remarks made
s'er and the presidents re-
y pls.sxas',r; His maj esty, the emperor,
Nm ~ 70 appoint me 10 another
tA1QS, ~ ,conseq uenre forwarded me
= M. lung You with my recall from
aa opiv handing you HE majesty
~ 81 express my sincere regret
s1V1itsyJ een my good fortune 10 70
NJ q X ~ This government a. Iona
~ 10y s honor 70 wish II, when
r. Drss,Sa edenttala. take ieave o
eQitrv ent, Wishing prosperity Il
sud thanking you for the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-13
REINFORCEMENT.
[san Antonio Lisht'I


And now it has come at last, IhE
GAzEITE ra ises the cry OF Taxation
without representation ana as
cnsses the census of 1850 and the IN
crease of population in the Northe ~
nd Northwestern portions OF the
s,ate II boldly asserts that the great
s;Se If nopulatinn drifting to Texas Is
Sailing In the Northern and western
portions of the state, ana says ,,ne
Territory included within iihe e
drawn south from Red river, along 'ns
aastsrn boundaries OF the county u'
Lamar. Hopkins, Wood ana smut. ~
than sunth westwardly taking IN al
. .'nrth and inclusive of Henderson
n Mavsrro McLennan, Bell and Lam.
.'asss thence northwest along the line
p sths Colorado river, is the part OF the
stats that Is receiving four-hiths .. VIZ .i.
increase of population by ld
mrstion.u Figures are amuuo.u
~ show that where i s-, =
County had population OF Aou ~
c coon ;ha Fort now claims for itself
loo ,,,, . Of y. lss, and cites furtnel
snr;noine into existence OF th'
tne ~ Colorado City, Abilene
Baird, SweetwateT, ver Fo,I. No
Swings. Albany, Wichita ra,as, e m"
bapa,ia and Others. THE GAZETTE cot
n,nde, its article by calling ior sIn'
s enrsns in 1855, and q new appoiuo;n i,
ce ant Of the state by the legislAluie,, !, !,
n lrd to secure proper representation
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-13
rlcAN PENSION BILL.

aGa1e,te.
asR CONSIDERED DOUBTFUL.
ncTOy, June Fit is gener-
sd that the passage of the
Fnsion bill is doubtful and
sol the bill have been very
Much time has been
nuseless discussion. Amend
We offered to-day including
visions a large class of SOL
Relate war. This will be dis
knorow, and, if adopted,
the effect of alien
y friends and killing
senator Maxey said tonight
snl the discussion on the
En- which came from q Re-
source would be lengthy, but
hope of the passage of the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-13
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Freight Train Goes Through a
Bridge.
A Days Record of Crime, Accident ant
Misfortune.
FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED.

Special 10 the Gazette.
HOUSTON, June ia through
freight train on the Galveston, Harris
burg &c San Antonio railway, bound
for California, ran Off of a bridge here
this evening, four loaded cars going
down an embankment. A brakeman
narrowly escaped fatal injuries. There
will be considerable LOGS to the COM
pany.
The Houston & Texas Central and
Galveston. Harrisburg & San Antonio
roads have just made a reduction in
their forces.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-13
c0NPIRMATIONs,

alscroN, June l2.-Confirma.
sImasters, August Holzapfel
,a,n; George A. Montgomery
Texas; Christian H. Hollis,
aanfiels; Mrs. Ada T. White
Tn,.lex; Nathan S. Stratton
rex; Bergman Moore, Gates
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-13
P0sTAIAsTERs.

p0srAiAsTERs.
'As Gazette.
'aissloNED YESTERDAY.
'NdroN, June 12.-Charles
~ commissioned postmaster
John Melton, Cochran,
unity; Erastus Sayers, Sarat,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-13
|lsEON FEDERAL COURT.

|lNNUN ttDEBAL COUhI.
LEEREsoLUTIoN CARRIED.
|4Gilette.
EToN, June 12.--The pass.
t0n introduced by Senator
rs the Indian affairs COM
ra to obtain information
the Indians during
Congress it is expected will
iieof Vests bill, establish
Eh Muscogee, as the Texas
Ek this session, and the duty
Enlttee will be to ascertain
aher things whether oil
|ahns desired to have a ter.
Rn Of government. 1t Ia vel
|e5do not, and their report t.
ltxt winter will kill Vests
|slder possible the passage o
ping the court at Denison.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-13
SHOOTING sURApE.

HousToN, June ia shooting
scrape occurred between Mr.. Carson,
owner of large saw-mill, thirty miles
from here, and his fireman The lat
ter was slightly wounded. Both were
arrested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-13
'ouTIONIsr CAPTURED.
"nASD UNSTAMPED LETTEl

"HASp UNsTAMpED LETTERS
FOUND.
'aoIoN, June 1.-THE gov
.u'norlties to-day received 9
m, sy 20 Special Agent Hobbs al
~ Fia,, as follows: Marress
Nv of the revolutionary
~. nere was arrested by
al - marshal. with explosive
|usnI1 steamer for New York
IIS- 'nallon Is postponed unit
-. Several letters were II
issc,e . unstsmped, addressed Il
"a' reyolutionists.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-13
my oicai stay il tts US itn s;sSyn me urln.

my omclal stay 10 tbs UnisSd S s,ai me during
Mr.. Minister s rrRsFsisnST's IiErIr.
You have been transr scersly regret to learn
fanny extraordinary. and mlnis,sru post as
IN ,a INT OF Germany at this csn,,aI 'cn,po-
during Your aaa Irisndly rsatoSs se asrs
tache, have been sirengthensnTs Nh, n ~ naval al.
n ra1 ofleial intercourse with III ua gree
snr,a since You have resided hers govern
many. In w3shlnS e sSS IA. emperor Of Gef.
most happiness and prosperI,v yp n the ut
~ mords me pleasure TO assure Won nj ,v,'ure
~ Win you the respect ana ysoa ~ rna. you
relations. "e'n thrown In official
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-13

TEXAS q! !: :
j IL 49, ters. ~ q year. phtest =
column s,..:4, ros s.%% SS'is' SfEs1as.i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-13
RESIDENCE BURNED.

Special to the Gazette.
Houston. June 1.-THE residence
of Mrs l.. NJ. Gregor, in the suburbs,
burned this morning. Insured for
81 900; loss 1900 Incendiarism sus-
naptpd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-13
IsHIgGToN.
/ seeking to Pension
y rslsn Soldier.
J, sslsot as Our Candi-
!, The Question:


'x' June l2.-Tllden's
(, ", De topic of CONVERSE
apltsl to-day. A few
N clung to the idea that
ct be prevailed upon to
=. treat mass believed the
',,syocable. ,,.... o.,
s .,,on every Democrat
.sussociste. Cleveland
" allowing with Bayard
srInIon OF congressman is
2 I,,s Of the two is certain
y, w The only point raised
"a vss the fear of his war
g.rssrd's fiiends, however,
's,t bis loyalty cannot
IA. Fear was eAPresseu
G.Td could not carry New
'sc Of the opposition of
mi bis friends read a let
,bst matters were smooth
,, ~, chief, who offered
In casp he secllr red
s:I,on. The fact that
sseuring most of the New
"a did not have much
~ local strength was
rtit was largely attributed
II He was regarded as out
Am As a candidate, and was
siihe legitimate opponent
n, Alstyne of New York
Nd had commenced a Wig
,,aI,stion, and that he
the chosen son
,rolre state at Chicago.
|c.reland is Tilden's favor
I6s latter, he is a great re.
Tsmmany can be relied on
! him. He will sweep the
[,ybirl.wind as well as New
1.-Two New England states. "
AZ also carry the states
kepod work.
M thought to he friendly
iAeily for personal reasons.
han during the day enjoyed
rm but the sentiment was
|rto the extent of uphOlding
|te small but fresher men.
Ifpm an admitted Republic
Ina has long been out OF
kvued that Carlisle, Slocum,
were the favor
E-president. East, it was COM
Lifted, would run we'll with
|andidate. Slocum also en-.
ban for the first place, with
|k second man. AS usual,
|rn ignored and candidates
Ely discussed rs to Eastern
i,
b both Bayard and Cleve'
|riil reformers, these candi'
lpobsbly go to Chicago with
Ebllowing. New York, New
l the Eastern members were
|sveen them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-13

Every smoker should try "La''le
Joker" 1850
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
MANY ATTRACTIONS FOR CHILDREN

The windows of Il. II. Macy & Co., daily at
tract n large crowd OF slght-seers The moving
pageant OF dolls circus procession is continual Joy to
the children and grown fokswho in spite of stornseet
and windy weather throng about the window. The sehls
without are not equaled by the sights within doors,
where everything imaginable for the surprise and do
Hght Of baby-kimd Is shown The French mechanical
TOYS as usual attract large amount OF attention. The
tambourine girl is graceful bsque figure the drumming
monkey beats the drum winks his eyes
and opens his mouth, giving ndicrous lifelise ap;
pearancc to his face two gares the harper girl aud
banjo player OF the minstrel troupe, nod ana play sIsf
bcnl wOund mp.
The circus clown mounted on n pig grinnng bear
| with monkey In box, and an elephant that walks
about with sedae steps are new toys me sIered VINO
| elephant has introduced new fashion, ana gehisi
toy elephant appears in the siltery-gray coath
place of the mousecolorcd coat oi last season. ana utter;
Shrek sr and life-like enough 10 SATISFY any shht
boy An orchestra OF cats, dogs ana mouAeys
is another mechanical Toy. and there to,as Is "a .
sentmcntallooking troupador wllcl, tonShso V W
| "a key. his head and plays the harp Inefe MO
butchers carts ylagecarts oKcaris' ana ao' @
cows and mOitled Jeseys covered with natural hair,
simple two-sory cottages and stately threesory man.
slolis German kitchens for children are lifted with
are furnished with tiny spritla which may be ishted
and the pot boiling on top OF the range Moving lo'
satisfy the desire OF active boys for something that VIII
20 alone and there are miniature printing presses ana
tool chests, French race courses, ana games OF All kus
The dolls This season are beautiful than ever;
there are mdcstmctblc dolls with muslin ana loitet
|
lo, civ children or ~ babies long clothes. Every item
OF adys toilet table furnished in miniature for dolls
There are combs brushes bathing towels, baths, tinY
cales of SOAP bath Wrappers caps aprons underwear.
dres>c, for morning dresses for balls, lovely hats TO
match Suits handkeIchics. fans rarasos ana every
thnr 10 complete perfect outfit. Cldrens furniture
is shown ia chionicrs, bureaus. chairs, desks tables ana
many other pieces In size snit1ble Tor . u
child There are Office desks and revolving desks for
business-like boys. sleigh, shown IN the simple
shape known as rippcrs" in ordinary style ana up
holstercd luXuriantly. r.,
books for the holidays arc displayed in profusion for
/ f.l H. fYafg
The Scarlet Letter illustrated by barley, The sentl'
mental Journey" aud other standard books are prom'
urnt on the counters. For children there many ex.
0uisely illustrated books from we'll known English anu
| American publishers.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INTELLIGENCE
Rosroy. Dec. 18.-The earnings of the MeXi-

ROsTON, Dec. lS.-l Hc cul hiHES"' WV
,, c.p,ral Railway for the second week In DECEMBER
we're $50 900 which f. the best record yet h's'c'
DAYTON Dec ls.-A conference Of officers OF the ''h
cIpnati Hamilton and Dayton the Pan Handle ana 'e
Cevclond Columbus Cincinnati and indianapolis r"i-
,vs held here on Tuesday resulted in an arcceh' 10
buiId "A $4,000 railway station mere "eA' 'P''"e'
sr LOUIS Dec 1a-I IS stated that o"ihE 10 ''c S',
aeprcssion of trade the closing OF manufacturers III
all nart- OF the country and the slow movement IN gram
tho railroads runnng east doing only about ha1 'ho
hmsness they were doing at the same tne last year.
posroy Dec l. The statement o? the Atohi-oh' 10
rct, and Santa Fc Railroad Company for the year ch'
i, nm Junc 70 as compared with 1883, IA hS IoiloWS
rnrrrcs SI3 40. $50; decrease, r73ilos. EXpenSeS
"a ~ IL ilo. decrease s,1US,Osl MI earnings f'--
55T; decrease, T@-o,i-u' -
MONTREAL. Dee 1s--Thc st. Jerome and NeW-u'asSo"
Railway WAS formally opened to-day 1t was constructor
10 secure an outlet for the country back o Nc" aSs""
,d Tcrrebonur and will prove an import hht iactot 30
Ito Conaniau Pacific Railway, win WHICH IL 0oo'' "
81. Jerome. ,u-.., co.,
PrrrsnrRG DC. Il. The Pennsylvania ha"ro'" 'o'u
many this afternoon filed its answer TO the lh'oue p"
,irs NATHAN to intervene rs defendants III the Ale
rho,v valley Railroad ease. alleging that there lshos''h
bond that described IN the petition that the case was
,,-,,.r,, rcmoy ed from the Common Pleas court Oh
w,,norelnnd County and that the trustees hamcu III
w." 'nrf,e - secure the bonds are the proper repre-,
tatives of the petitioners IN any HtsatOh 'ou'e,
& 'h nlnutn also nlcd motion for IN" rriloN III ~
hc case 20 the WestmOrcland Court ON thS sa1o b'o"'
a, that Ia 4 stated.