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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
Il the Second Judicial District of the
State of Nevada, in and for tho County
of Ormsby.-E. EdgecOmb VS.. His
Pursuant to an order Of
the Hon. +. D. Edwards, Judge of the
said District Court, notice is hereby
given to all the creditors of the said in
solvent. E. Edgecomb, to be and appear
before the Honorable T. d. Edwards,
aforesaid, in open Court. at the Court
room OF said Court, in Carson City,
Ormsby county, on the
Eleventh day OF April. A. ID. 1854.
At 10 O'Clock a. m. of that day. then and
there to show cause, if any they can,
why the prayer of said insolvent should
not be granted and an assignment of his
estate be made, and he be discharged
from all his debts and liabilities in pur
suance of the Statute in such case made
and provided. and in the meantime
that all proceedings against said in
solvent be stayed
Witness my hand and the seal of said
Court this Sth day Of March, A. D. 1854.
sEALl NJ. u. H LATCH, Clerk.
mar1l
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-10
2 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
I MEMBER or CONGRESS a,:a
JUDGE of SUPREME COURT.

Also, for the selection Of n State Cen
trail Com mittee and the transaction OF
such other business as may legitimately
come before said Convention.
Resolved, That the basis of represent
alton in said Conventions of April 81
and September shall be one vote for
each and every 100 votes, or fraction OF
80 or over 80, cast ut the last State elec
ton for the Republican candidate for
Judge OF the Supreme Court, tOwit:
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-03
The Huron Convention.

The Huron Convention
Alexandria Herald: The Huron con.
vention was disappointment to many
who hoped and expected it would be the
means of uniting and cementine all
the factions of southern Dakota. The
result showed how strong a tie wrong
is to bind men together. The counties
of Brookings. Lincoln, Moody, Snink
and Clay, were through their represen.
va1aries of the capital commission or
helpers in its creation. By their acts
they affirm that they have not repented
of their share in that deal They
need not pretend to be surprised when
they hear that the north claims and
eastern people believe their action was
in the interest of Ordway aud an indorse
ment Of his measures. These claims are
being loudly made now and will grow
louder as time passes by. This must
have been fOreseen by them and it will
be useless for tue gentlemen to even
attempt denial. The south holds them
nov aud will Lold them in the future
responsible for tue disgrace. they NAV
claim their action was intended US a re.
nuke to the "Pettigrew faction sor the
Yankton ring Too TAN! The very fact
tIa' such men as Judge Campbell, j. r.
Gamole, George II. Hand, Hiram B ,rber.
John b King, Frank Pettigrew, Major
Free, b. H. Sullivan, E w. Caid we'll aud
host of southern leaders dropped oil
their old time fights and jpiue,l baud in
! hand for the common good is too EN-
phatie disclaimer to give that charge
even u shadow to stand m
Still good is bound to come out of
that hight. 1t has shown the south
its friends and has also shown its tralt.
ors. All know where each stands.
memorandum should be made and
preserved for that future which will
surely come.
Tue unanimous resolution for division
and admission was the nuly thing really
accomplished by the south.
Tue delegates are bonud BY the con.
ventlon to vote for Blaine Will they
do it? 1t is believed sot. If they are
like the men whe gave them place they
will not. Like master like man. Time
will tell.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-03

Gov. N. G. Ordway is in southern Da.
kota and has received assurances f.om
Attorney General Brewster that bis trial
under the indictment brought by Hugh
). Campbell shall be brought at once
and has SO instructed the court aud
United States attorney. This will be
quite disappointment to MI Campbell.
1t will surprise him even more than the
turn the Huron convention took, He
hoped to hold the indictments over the
governors head, while the court was con.
sldering the capital case, hoping thereby
to influence the decision.-Bismarck
Tribune
Isn't there some malice in the utter.
snce of the Tribune? Some error in
dates and occurrences. or a disposition
to misrepresent matters? The Jury
term of the United States court, during
which Mr.. Ordway will probably be
tried, begins on the 9th of May. The
supreme court term at which the capital
case will be considered begins on the
18th OF May. The work of these two
terms can neither be hastened or retard.
ed. 1t will 20 on IN accordance with
the order of the court. Furthermore
the impression prevails here that it va.
the grand jury. and not High J. Camp
bell, which brought an indictment
against Ordway.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-03
The Havann Disaster,

Havana. May l.-rhe effects of the
explosion on Tuesday we're terrible.
Up to tue present time the dead number
twenty one and the wounded seventy.
nine. Tie latter are scattered all owe,
the town. having been wounded by
falling debris. Many were seriously
inlared. vi detachmont OF twenty.
seven soldiers IN the magazine at .he
time OF the explosion, eight escaped un,
hurt The magazine contained l l.OOO, ,OOC
cartridges. 2OU.0OO Kilograms Of powder
and one barrel of dynamite. The ware.
house at San Jose and planters ware
house sustained serious damage, as did
also several churches and houses. The
second shock. stronger than the first
was not caused by an EXPULSION OF thf
magazine. The first shock was less VIC
lent because by powder drying in The
open alr.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-03

four delegates. at large are personally
pledged to Lincoln. Senator Sabin, as
chairman Of the national republican
committee, declined to make personal
pledge to the convention. but his friends
gave proxy pledge for him on behalf
OF Blaine.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-03

Dakota newspapers are asking if the
republican delegates to the Chicago con.
vention from this territory will obey in
structions aud vote for Blaine. Colonel
Joley will, but Nelson is an uncertain
quantity.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-03

Five hundred thou and dollars ha.
been allowed by the congressional com.
mittee for the improvement Of the Mis-.
sour. A little Of this money judicious.
" used between Yankton and Vermillion
would prevent overtows from ordinary
floods.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-03

The finest, purest, ard best flavors for
cakes puddines. pastry, &c, are DR..
Prices SPECIAL Flavoring extracts. In
this age of adulteration. it is gratifying
to find an effort to stick BY the cid path
OF honesty, and consumers owe It ia
themselves to patronise those making
tie effort. For natural tiavorinps none
compare with DR.. Prices.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-03

At the Minnesota republican conven.
tion the following delegates At large
were chosen: Senator Sabiu. ex. Gov.
Q. <. DAVIS, Col. Graves. Of Daiath, aud
o. B. Guild. Of Winona. While the
platform indosses Blaine. il doss not alb
solately instsuct for h,n. Thlss q IL
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-03
Excelsior Book Store Wholesale and Retail

The oldest Bookstore in the territory.
We continue to offer to our many
patrons oil the new and popular works
of the day at eastern prices. In this de-
partment may be found everything re-
quired lin the stationery line) in the
office. store or chool house. Writing
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-03

Colorado's republican convention de.
clsred for Blaine aud adopted resolutions
highly complimenting President Arthur
and Secretary Teller.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-03

Jim Keene, the reckless California op.
ersto. on Wall street, has failed. Nil.
lions have been sunk by him in specu.
lstion.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-03

The state OF Rhode Island sends to
Chicago four Arthur delegates. two Ed.
munds delegates and two Blaine dele
gates.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-03

Maryland's delegates are sent to Chi.
cago under q resolution endorsing
Blaine.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-03

paper, envelopes bad blank books made
q 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 SITS.
PURDY 4 BRECHT
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-03

Wyoming and Utah territories send
Arthur delegates to Chicago and Wash
ington territory sends Blaine delegates.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-03

Oregon republicans instructed thei,
delegates for Blaine.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-03

The democrats of Pierre are in favor of
sending Alex Mckenzie to the national
democratic convention as delegate.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-03

WECONIINUE
Patent %sdSines o Agents for G. Aver Co.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-03

:, Ofhce-Dudley's block. opposite pestofice
Yankton. pskota. 9. Il. .7ANANTVERP.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-19
Caustic Criticism Of tho Inactivity OF
tho Democrats.
Tho Presidents ileaitn faillng-ilc
fries 10 Conceal n.
Secret OF Mr.. Edmuads' Retention OF
the Gayei.
Jack Evans and the Judgesh pills
Chances Excellent.
The Deep Water Commission Arrived
aud AZ Work.
Postal Notes Relating 10 Texss-The
Danyillo Investigation.
Miscellaneous Washington News Items.
ARTHUR AND EDMUSDs-A DIT or a
SECHET.


WAfnisGroS, Feb. tSpec.al. The
ostonsiple reason for the retention Of Ed.
munds as president pro TEN OF the senate
was iha, be made good officer and was
after Anthony, entitled 60 1t. rhero is a
stronger reason than this. Arthur's health
is not good. His fresh, rudy complexion
Is gone, his hair is getting grey eud Mis- di-
gestion Is not perfect. He fears that bis
health is giving away. II IS otlY with
his friend, that he talks thus
These friends deny the facts, hut (. Is he
yond doubt true that ho hiss quietly told
Edmundss 70 keep the presidency % the sen
ate so ~ 10 leave the white house ia aalo
hands IN case Arthur has 20 give up from
Illness or acmetning worse. Ejunrds ~
frs did not Ike lhe idea Of bei0gl hanger,
on ia waiting TOR O vacancy, us 80 were,
aud playinE the Tar otp seeker al 1l acc
dental honor. But his fdeuds aad those #
Arthur had loug tolsod' wi.u him And
urged, merely as safe, pntrio;ic gcl that
h. remain president pro tem C; the sanaie,
o. that there should be no anxiety Tor the
safe conduct OF aifAlre.
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DIsAGREEING DooroHs

WAsHNdroN, Feb 1s.-rsDecsll-p Tho
house oommi.Iee on public health has again
HAD before it the question OF re-tststl shing
national board OF health. Tee feud be
tween Chief NJ 'rine Hospital Surgeon Ham
ilton and pr. Cab,il, head Of the board .
health, is no nearer settlement, These dil-
ferent heads of different kinds ofhealjh GER
vice refer to the plans Of each &c an empty
sham. There Is no ooncealment Of deep.
seated Jealousy and envy. Dr. Oabell is
charged with an attempt TO influence Csr-
Isle TO make committee on public health
to suit tho desires OF the board now ex
is.ing. but without any mon y
TO make their service e1iliens
Hamilton says the quarantine service a
kept up under the board OF ralth is q
mockery. DR.. Cabell says Har lton Ia ,
military show with no value 10 the country
except to excite wonder of the shallow.
These two officers are now at extrame dag
gers points. and meantime the public ser
vice suffers from their quarrel. Tho house
committee Is losing time with their talk
while summer is coming on with It's unor-
gsnizsd precautions.
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BROWNSVILLE

BRowssvILLE, Fen. Is lisp oial with
the capture of the noted Jesus Jaurtz, men
toned IN my sp-cilt Of the 9 n Instant, it
wss supposed cy he butterflies that they
had the leader OF tle pend bui later events
have iranspired vhich implicale several
large ard respectable. stocsm men IS ossns
concerned In This wholesale robbery. The
operations OF the bsni have beer very ex-
fsns,ve their plan being 70 steal stock on
The Mexican side aud carry l. est oi ne
Nueces river AMI sell il, apd then stealing
stock on return seli IL in Mexico. Within
the las, two days our officers have recover.
ed thirty-fiv head OF sioien horses. A
numher OF ranchmen have left this section
and important arrests will be msde ia the
rext few DAYS.
Our town is improving. A very hand
some tyo story brick store on Marke,
souare is nearing completion.
Mr.. w. ii. Sutton, consul general oi the
United States. returned to Matsmorss lest
evening from an extended trip through thr
northern district OF Mexico.
Weather warmer. Rsin 10 much needed
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THAT JUDGESHIP.

Was HrSoroN, Feb. .1S.-Tspecial.l 1T Il
barely possible that the cabinet meeting
tomorrow will decide the Texas Fedora
judgeship. Brewster wants Evans and viii
say Of him he Is the best federal district
attorney in the Union. II the appoint
ment is left with the cabinet Brewster
having decided favorite and Arthur nc
fixed choice, but what it is thought is in
clned TO Sabin, there is q chaucs the
cabinet will take Evans and thus relieve
Arthur Of the pressure upon him by the
Political factions OF Texas.
OUR DELEGATIONS CONTRIBUTION.
WAsHrSoroS, Feb. ls.-[Special. bills
were introduced to-day:
By Mr.. Mller-Granting increase OF pen
slon to Augustus Jones.
By MIR. Weilborn-To provide for the re-
moval OF the Yankaws Indians from Texas
to the Indian Territory, and aypropriating
$50, 600 for the expenses thereof.
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COMMITTEE WORK.

WAsnwGros. Feb Isl Press. l-Th,
ways and means oommittee to-day heard
nuinber Oi manufacturers of on' Ton gOodi
opposed TO the Morrison tariff bills, A
Phodersland, manufacturer OF ginshama
asked that the present duty he Increased
nearly 100 per cent.
The committee on expenditures In the
department Of fiustice to-day determined ia
hegin March 81 and continue from uay q
day until they completed examination into
tho manner In which the star.
routs prosecutions have been aud
are neiug conducted, and into the conduct,
efficiency aud good faith all officials or per.
sons in the employ or pay Of the United
States. In connection with these proseou
uons the committee will also
Investigate whether or not the
guilty parties have been duly prosecuted.
All participants In trials on the part ot the
government or individuals will be called TO
give testimony, tho Investigation oegin-
ming with the appointment of AscVeach as
g,turHey'general and James a. po,tmastci-
general. The examination, IL is believed
by the members OF the committee, will
continue two months.
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Foriy.Eighth congress First Session.
SENATE,

SENATE
WAsHiNGToN, Feb. 1S.-Mr Wilson pr,
eented N set, of Credentials OF Mr. An
-. -, -,
son, seAator eieco rom Iowa "-Io'Ieu'
! Mr.. MCMILLAN presented The resolution
nj tina hoard of trade of MINNEAPOLIS an
! IS. p.,,t a,,,,t,
cheiloei W a ~ - 80
.no 'ps,Jt,ure o,ao y, ,a,' e'""'S u '1e N'''"
e'r n "olnI I'M ron oa"' rorortos f,,,,-,bI,
Loe inooa Din was m iofo'tho ~ nsiao6a
i1n1 ~ 'dic.,in~ "''o N W tbe civ or g.
=, ie'-''.,S I'll, r., ayyro,. -,
LOUIS oertHiu s'rip oiiahu 'or st'est prop
vi,s ;,,,,a,,od aud rse,r,od.
DlI's in,rpuuGeu niin ieisIi iou' -
ny VT n.to,a ;n,n,ha u,';n,, 90 onno, om ~
ne sIate y, DaAo,n an ,,i y" ed""'
"Dtln WIN lne t'ates' tes 81,
10y oar sess01 ,b pl;usus r; nd ,va g. S.. s Sr Sr
,mpro,e'heh'' an,'o,e u '"' '''e'' '"' ~
The senate then 'pGk Ifntd sdo passed .nc OIL
nAins tue tein' y, .,S.n i;s,.s,s - 49, "
we ess,.t IT. ,nu ,ar. n 80 1niio.s. VI
~ .aeG ',,o i,,.,an ., so H. ars, uord,v IN
Az dslvts,on, S on tue s'S' monu~y III
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@.eH . W., nnu on ,,,a sson,d MonSav g., AMI,
at uon5an ;n Nnoa,.S.r
spr ,n IN, ~ ,,uoyy,da o,,orI,rrs, land. tor
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isnus ns,e.o'oi1 p.,a.. p,o. M ,n, ,ho ra,no-a, NJ
.heni paI.ou. I"a, ,.nu, T"lo.oso o VIC 40 Jft.h
VI Th" snS Ssnsts ,a.mmad cnns;Jersi;or ot the
no .,a,.s orhao .,'a., sans n,ronis,ion
OH pfpy,ups pnor ssnrs ~ roo, 10 iovor Of NJ p"mb's
m. usu 'po' =" '"'oi VI ' =
VI. CoLa solIovod aud fsvorad tba nss.
i e,,h.r plnnh,s NJ Vest,. amend
sase VI ar,a;n. e,. ~, ,hs ,ssno ~ ,sa.snrv
men.s, phos;s ph.ns n;sscu,s,;on vss ra,;red
NJ w., ,hsn sddrsssad The s.ns,a on his
si. 80, ~. as;d na rna., ha ~ ~. In a
'io.s ,,,;no,;,v ~ onnosi,,on 10 nat,oosI
ss. % sao,ors ~ ,h. r,ron,a,,on ot cnr-
ns uann' no Lut he wonid e,nrass
sSa'' ,,;aw. ,,os,v IT. savorelv con.
aan,,sd ,ha ha,ta aud method.
oSnn,ed hv them ~ .ecu-o tha narnetna.
s,nn ~ ,hs,r nowar
''9n " 'Iom Ionos po" o. EIo,;aa onnossd ths
..;,;on ~ NJ W, a, Jppsndes ~,
psopoa''ion VI 4"i' ''s' ""u ue''"'e" WV
oInN r'i, ,bonsh, all ,ha nrono.sd msssure.
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NEED IMmEDiATE APPROPRIATIONS.

WAsuISeroF, Feb. is-lPress. The ,ec.
retary Of war reports imwsdin,e eppropria.
uons needed for the improvement OF the
following river batbnr.: Great KapAv ha
river, Wost Virginia. 575 COO,
saint Pass, Mississippi river,
100000; Sabine Pass. Texas, 500 0o0; Gal
weston hsrbor. S250,00O; Bay OF Corpus
Christi, 100000; water gnugoa on Mis-
sissippi uyer. S25 0O; Ouaohit
river, $1,000: Arkansas river, $4,000
While river. Arkansar, S00,C0l; Mlsas.ippi
river between Illinois AID ONO nyrrs,
$3.50, go; Missouri river, 100000: W.
per Mississippi nver, 500 0oO; Improve
Went on Wisconsin river, S-j 900:
rouressee iiysr $l25 600; Olil river So g..
OJ1 Monous,hela rver 5D,O00; Huss,o-
cua Tiyor so 0OO ke, tuusy river, $751;
OO0
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THAT PETITION.

WAsHHGroy, Feb l5 Press THE pc
tition presented TO thu house by Eldii fge
with IN. remark that If the charsei c)a-
II presentslive H3lch OF Michigan bif
seat, was from A. O. Maxwell, the demo-
cratic candidate Tor congress ir0rl tho ten h
Michigan district ~ the last election. In
IL he ssyB large number OF votes ior
Hatch, his successful rival. were pro-
cured by fraud. bribery and corruption
and $4,000 raised by assessing clerks and
oflicers holding positions une,er the govern
ment through the agency ef Jay Hubbel
aud assistants Tor the purpose Of bribiuf
and corrn Dtirg voter,
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What we have to say worth reading FOR it is not likely
we anybody else will again We have rece ved
our first batch of invoices of Spring Goods and know what
have to expect Within the two weeks the goods for
the coming will begin to arrive, and space will be
needed for their display Silks Dress Goods Suits, Laces,
Gloves Embroderies Millinery, Hosiery, Underwear ad
hundred other different lines will be their way
All need is room, and determined to have
at any Come and help make the room, and see
how we will reward you for your trouble.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-19
A LAME LEGIsLATIvE OUTLOOK.

WARRINGTON Feb. 1s Especial .l-Tnere
was 20 much yigor and snap on lhs repub-
lican side during ths debate on tbs csange
OF rules OF the house that your reporter
asked IN old democrat to-day why his col
leagues did not show ~ better He re-
Piled, "wo are not wen prepared with
losdcrship. Randall alone stemmsd the tide
against Hiscoci, Reed Cllkins, Keller and
X lily. Blackburn was too full Of the
glory Of his elevation 10 the senate
and Morrison never saya any
thing. If yo1 want to look
at the other end Of the o. pitol you VII see
the same weakness among the democrat.
There is no one there to take the place OF
Thurman, Mcdonald and Hill. Imsy be
wrong, but You may look out to see the
slowest demooracv in congress ct asy time
previous to or since 1874. The observation
OF this reporter is that The democrats do not
show the pluck that belongs always to alb
solu,e faith in ones own course.
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DEEP WATER DEVELOPMENTS.

WARRINGTON, Feb. lS,-[special 1.-The
deep water delegation from Galveston had
two meetings to-day with our rspresenta-
tives and senators, to discuss the best plan
OF procedure in the new Esds improve
ment scheme. A bill drawn on
and planned by Captain Bad
was discussed. 1t is different from
that proposed by Mr.. Ochiltree, and is
more in detail and iron clad in its safe
guards against qiubbles or delays In pay
ment by the government. Some agreement
will be reached soon, so as to get bill into
the senate and house at once and simulta =
neously
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| tsr. tnr me nnrnnse oi olsposlrg o' psrsoha'
pIoYorty.
The Odd Fellows held meeting Sstur-
day night and voted n sum Of money to be
sent to the Oaio sufferers. The churches
Yesterday contributed $l75.45, which was
| today forwarded to Lawrenceburg, VIII ere
the suffering and destitution are reported
greatest.
The recorders court netted the city to-
oav the sum OF $l45.
Citizens here agreed upon the plan for
the uigwam for the democratic convention
il II be held here; IL Is TO be 200x150 feet
sixty-one feet high in the center, aud
tweni y-six feet st The evea. There will be
| 30 000 square feet in the superficial area o!
the floor. The seating capacity, without
crovding will be 0 600. There Will be two
committee rooms 24x2f. while the platform
will 37x75 feet TIE grand entrance will
| be twenty five feet, with four side and one
rear door. rhe Quilting is 10 cost SO 600.
II the committee select Fort Worth as the
place OF meeting the work OF construction
will commence at once.
Burglars broke into the residence OF Col
onel Wynne last night stole several dresses
ana SO 50 IN money. A negro who was
passing ired at the robbers, but was bad
shot.
Messrs. Coppinger and Beauchamp, two
we'll krown livery men, attracted quite a
count. No one badly hurt.
Knowing ones we're on the qui vive 20.
day when they fosnd that four rangers and
Captain McMurrsy were in the city after
Jim Courtright. Two OF the rangers cam,
Saturday. and IL is alleged one told a friend
OF Courlrg ght their mission and the fac
that McNu-ry had warrant and requisi
ton from Governor Ireland. Courtrigh
vss at once spirited away and IL is said ht
is now hundreds of miles away from here
McMurray denies that he came for Court
right bat says he is after other game ex
pected 10 arrive in Forth Worth at an,
time. The general impression is that un
less COPYRIGHT has left the city there vii
bs trouble. for Courtrieht looks upon Il a
certain death to be taken back to Ne'
Mexico whore the alleged murder Of th
rustiers took place. Five or six Of Court
rights friends are on the alert and II he
in the city he is kept informed OF the situa
ton. The rangers have ausrtered them
selves comfortably ss ifthey had come
stay.
The fuud TO be expended on the turnpik
roads thi- year will be &24. .542 and q lik
amount next year.