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AMOUR oovEI,SMENr LABOR.

WAsuTNoroH, May i6.-fSptcial. I-Mr.
Msyburv introduced the following join,
resolution; Providing thst In the employ.
ment OF labor on the public works OF the
government, preferences ahAll be given q
residents aud olt.zsns OF the United
States.
WHEREAS, IL is charged that IN the pross'
cution Of public work Of Tire gov
eminent OF tho United Stn,el, co.
pecislly IN the Improvements OF the
rivera end hsrbors In Tho lakes aud TiysrB OF
the northwest, an unjust discrimination Is
made IN the employment Ct aliens and non.
residents instead ofresidents aud citizens OF
che United States. and through such em-
ploymont large sums OF money, which
should be earned by tho labor Of It's oiti,
zsns and contribute TO their maintenance
and prosperity, 70 made tributary 10 the
aleu- and non.fesidt mt; ard
WHEREAS, The limit OF the hours Of em-
ployment per day in the prosecution OF
public work Ia established by law at eight
hours, aud the rate Of wages should
not ho less than the like skill commands In
ordinary private employment by the day;
Therefore,
Resolved. BY the senate aud house OF
representatives Of the United States Of
America in congress assembled,
That In the completion OF
the public worku OF The govern
ment OF the United States, In oil labor en-
ployed upon fixed wages, or where tie
same Is undetermined, and every just ana
reasonable preference 10 the completion
for materials and fupplies, discrimination
and choice ehal be- made IN favor
of residents aud citizens OF the United
States and that the officers of the govern :
ally in charge Of public work are especi'
ment charged with the execution OF the
farms OF this resolution.
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the road must giyo the nsnss Of all Amer
lean employees on its lines; II any have left.
where they went, ,tc. This IL regarded AZ
move In the right direction, Tor a merlcan
employees will receive Just treatment In the
future, and any grievance will be promptly
attended.
The weather IL very warm duripg the
day, and but for tho occasional bfeeks that
blowe up from thu gut and tbs cool nights
Laredo would be- unbearablc.
The telephone exchange has ffty.beven
Subscribers. They started less than n
month ago with only forty. Manager
OAswell thinks the number will run up 10
leo In nfew weeks.
Lauro Cavazoo, the new Laredo custom
collector, Is quiet not that he deserves IN be
but ls can not think ~ more things 10 do,
The lay compelling trains arriving from
the interior OF Mexico alter o o'clock IN
tho evening, 10 remain on the other side, Il
sim In force. !, il hard matter TO de-
termine which is TO blame for the incon
ycuience Of passengers, tho government oil
the road Tho road, Of course. says that the
government should change their law, snc
the government doubtless thinks that tn,
roads should change their schedule.
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CONGRESSIONAL WORK.

WAsnIsGToH, May 15.-..lPress. +
The Senate received message
from the President recommending
an appropriation to enable the
government 10 execute the provisions
'of the convention between the United
States end Mexico, relating TO the bounds
~ line between the two countries.
"a resolution wna introduce ind
tho seuats directing the. COMMITTEES
on fananos 10 examine into
the causes OF thu fixtures and suspension ol
national banks in New York. ''i
A few bills wera reported iavorsbly and
the senate eojourped 10 Monday.
The house passed senate bill euthorizln :
the construction OF bridges scross the Rio
Grande between Eagle Pass and Piedras
Negras, and between Laredo and Neueyo
Laredo. 1u l.Is. r
Cannon offered an amendment TO make
an appropriation for tho contingent ex.
penses OF the consular and diplomatic
nervicea.
Speaker Ca,lisle announced the following
no visitors IN the annual exam
iuation at Viewpoint: Rosecrans Beach,
and Henderson. OF Illinois, and the follow
ing es visitors to Annapolis: Cox, OF New
York, Evans. OF 6outh Carolina, aud Gcff.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
Department Data = General Trevino
Wrongly Represented.
Will Point, Couple Of Horse-Ihleve
Taken In Hand.
Other Interesting Special Paragraphs,
AUSTIN.

AUSTIN.
AusrIS, May l5.-[5pecial.l The Ghlyes
ton, Houston Il San Antonio railroad
through Mr.. T.. b. Watson, their cssnieT
paid 10 tho comptroller to-day $685., being
the amount OF tax OF passenger earnings ioi
the above road aud It's branches for the
quarter ending March LIST, 1884.
| A large amount of small ropittances are
being paid 10 the secretary OF tho land
board. which are being made by actual set
tiers this being tho last day for payment on
April purchases.
The parties indicted Ia Runnels county
| Tor fence cutting, are the following: w. ID.
Ward. Tao eases; l.. ID. HyltoD, two cases;
w. X. Hylton. four oases; John q. Ford,
four cases; w. q. Thompson, two cases; q.
". Bovctt, three cases, j. IL. fardley, four
cases; N. Franks, two cases.
The land boprd sslee and lonses AS per
statement Of Commissioner Walsh are:
5slos in January, $50 600 acres at s2l
average. IN April i53 800 acres at s2.02
average. Total sales, SO 062. COS. Leases
for January, for ten years, $50 OO0acree. dry,
nj 4 7.l0 cents. April, for six years, OS, 1872,
acres, dry, Mt 81 @. andGi ,C0Onoren, watored,
At 81 10. Total revenue HON lenses, S02,
500. The sales IN January were mostly for
asyeu sections, each for pasture purposes.
Toe sales in April were only To
actual settlera ana represent over 200 homes
January were for 10 yearB as prescribed by
law ana indicate revenue of hut little
over one.hslf of that teoured by the April
leases, which do not In any instance exceed
yenre.
The general field and staff oiflcere, resi-.
dent Ia Austin, who attended the inter
state dill, to-day met and passed reso u
tons OF thanks 90 the citizens, civil and
military committees, OF Houston, for cour.
tesies rece we'd while guehts Of the latter.
A gentleman from Mexico gave to-day TO
the Daily Capitol the following letter. and
stated he had seen letter from ex.Pfesi-
dent Diez TO the same purpori:
Monterey, May g. 1854. TO senior Santos Bona
yldes. Laredo, Texas
EsTrEMTD FRIESp:-I have before me
your grateful letter Of the 9th, which places
me under renewed obligations 10 you. IL
appears 10 me very strange and tnoxplica-
bic the intereet that those people can have
In circulating the report that Mexico 10 on
the eve Of revolution and that | am TO
take part In IL. You can
contradict all such rumors as be.
ing altogether without foundation,
j Gm The last ,s.so- N even entertain the
idea OF . Revolutionary movement, much
less take part in ii. OF this you may rest
assured.
/ am, as ever, your affeolionate friend
and humble servant f'
G.. TgEyfEo.
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PERSONAL.

J. A. Russ, Fort Worth, Is at the Wind
Colonel L. W. o!aesby, of Piano, wasfr
Itho,Ci.y Yesterday. -' . ...-.......
Csptain e. +. Cowen, OF Fort Worth, va:
In the city yesterday.
| w. b. Bats, attorney of tho M;ssour'
Pacific, Houston, lie guest OF the Wind
| sor. rsi W t.'f
The Misses Jennie and Mollie Spencer
have resigned as operators In the telephone
offics. =. .,r 1'.,ti
7 Al q late hour last night Mr.. John Toll.
yer was not expected u live but few
hours. e2.r
Mrs: "; L. Gabell, wife Of Mayor ,Cabsli,
her friends viii be pleased to learn, is much
Captain w. @. Veal has returned from q
trip to Midland. He says that 1t Is the fu-
Gefsun Meyer, who has been spending
few weeks at Hot Springs for the rheuma'
item. has returned, much improved In
! O Cui.c ID. Kennedy, tho genial travelling
passenger agent OF the Chicago, Milwaukee
and St. Paul railway, with headquarters at
Louisville, Kentucky, 10 In the city mixing
with his friends ard distributing his neatly
l,printed and pictured books Of his comps
Iny entitled, 1.-THE Tourfffs' Wonderland, !"
and tourists guide 10 I'd inner homes. -,
4tcrt~t w. lOWofat Ht0BAstt Va lut
-Grssd Windsor, and So ". lNcIlhsnny.
manager, returned Yesterday morning from
st. L7uss, where they have bten for the
past few weeks lookiHg after The, effoirs Of
ffhe Lindell hotel, In which thew are inter
ested, Mr. Howard, sss presiden. Of the
stOck company : and Nj. McIlhenny, as
manager. who will resume thu manaee-
tnent o. the W3Edeor. s-fl-ir-i ej'
fAtths st. George: e. w. Blsir, 0slvss-
ion; p. g.. Neblent, Terrell; q. O.. Rivers,
Texas; @. +. eumers ana wife, ]. 7. HID
son and wife, Terrell; Charles II. Hfndrick,
Mckinney; l.. y. BRediey, Fairfield; J. r.
Pfnpipgto1. GeorRe Thompson, 0reenviIle;
A. A. ON, KrnsAs 'Cityi oChsrses Diyens,
TERRELL: w. N. Porter. Citco; ]. K. Wren,
Terrell; Dslias Clark, Denton; u. A. Bonn
81, IT,. Longview: J. n, Robinson, Duck
Greek: O. d. Hughes. Sherman; J. d. Chap
man, Will Balm, Denton; Charles Thorn
burg md wife, st. Lodii; =. H. Briston,
Phiisdelphis; J. M. Baskict Lsacaster; John
Raticsp, Fort Worth: r.. w. Starr, Wichita
Falls; o. E.PHks, Wsxshschie; J. d. STIFF,
NcKinney; John Fsrrar, Ennis q: II.
Bfieman, Abbott: r. Armstrone. Hillsboro;
8. o. balm, Abeline; z. +. Stewart. Chtca.
,t 0s.!f'5y H psn';o1% Vii, T fc,s G:, go
; sssI. asn Bo sSS NH &.rrs + f:n ~
r Dssia aodston; b J. D1nesn, =. P.
Powell, Dr. A A. Thompson, Wsxshschie;
r. =. Cooke. Qosen Citv; Charles Hedrick,
s>K---sS; c. :. Lac. 4sz-h:li
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Murderer Killed.

CHAnLLsToH, SC, May ia special to
the News and Courier from Chersw, says:
w. Began Cs'h, the fugitive murderer OF
while resisting arrest by q pose in charge
Of Deputy Sheriff King. 0ne OF the posse
was eighty wounded and ons Of
Cashs associates severely wounded. Gov
ernor Thompson received the following;
Cheraw, May is
1 wont with posse last night 20 arrest
W. Is. Cash; instructed tho men not to fire
unless absolutely Necessary; fading Cash
in barn / ordered him 10 surrender.
Cash came out and fred. The flee araS re-
turned after CASH 'hnd firsd stvetsI shots
He was killed, beiny ri5dltd with ruilefa.
None OF the posse verou struck except W.
" Hilton, whc.e fireers were shot cff by
Cabb. Ilisr 10 YHllt"ro
...I4 .ufuf narin-f KING DEPUTY,
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HOUSTON.

HoUsros, May l5.-[Speclal-The COM
mittee appointed by tho Light Guards TO
Distribute the frat prize, 5000, among
the visiting military companies who par
ticpated IN the later state drill, reported
TODAY that they had excluded the Light
Guards and Washington Guards,oi Calves
had sert certified checks to the different
commands, ms follows: Tredwsy Rifles.
S2s0, they having won the second prize,
81 800; Columbus, Georgia, Guards. 81 250
they having won the third prize OF $500
Mobile, Alabama, Rifies, and Montgomery;
Alabama, GIeys $i,750, neither cnmpany
having received a prize. The Houston
Light Guards held q meeting tonight and
unanimously ratified the action of the COM
mlttee. The Light Guards will probably
go to tie Dubuque, Iowa, epcampmcnt, II
tho names OF the judges are announced and
other details attended 70 satisfactorily.
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WILLS POINT.

WILLS POINT. May l5.--[Speclal 1.-Two
men, Giving their names as Y0st and Cot :
treil, and from Wood county, drove into
town this morning In q wsgon, having O
email black pony. Following them. IN g
short time the owner OF the pony, Mr.. w.
W. Rainwater, of Wood county, also came
into town on the hunt for his pony, having
traced the carties and the animal all the way
from Wood county. Finding the pony in
the possession OF the aforesaid parties, he,
without claiming the animal, got MIR. T. j.
starr and others TO talk with the parties
and to try TO buy the pony from them.
One OF the parties approached on the SUBJ
ject refused to sell and sold tho pony be-
longed TO the other man, and when the
other man was approached he said the
he Would not sell It. They then drove out
OF town, the pony going with them in.
curing the way. to Kenfmnn. Mr.. Kahn.
water ~ once went before the justice and
made complaint against the parties and
had them arrested for theft OF the animal.
Some of the witnesses living In
osher, counties ,sId not to be
was postponed until the 18th instant, and
the parties admitted 10 bail in the sum of
$3.50 each. rr.-- q.- q
Link, son Of MIR. N. A., Matthews, while
playing in the lot yesterday evening, wss
kicked By n horse. Tho wound. though
ugly, is not scfisas. and 1t is hoped the lit
no fellow will be all right H. u short time.
Our talented young friend, Mr.. y. B. Kill
week by our commissioners court, in place
Of @. II. Rosenbaum, esq, resigned.
Heavy shipments OF cattle from this
place ngain this week.
Good shower OF rain last night and there
are appearances OF more tonight. o.
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CDKSICANA.

CoRsrcsaA, Nay l6.-[5pecial l-0ur Nal
fast today was n grand success ths people
from oil parts OF the couniyas well A. the
city, being In attendance. Business wasen-
tirely suspended, aud every ons took hell.
day. 10 wns the most orderly celebration ever
participated in by the citizens nf E,garro
oonnty; ard great part OF iis success is 10
doubt due TO there being no Intoxicating
drinks on sale 40 tho grounds. Dancing and
gsmss, together with the Gileth.c contests
and horse racing, connttutedth principal
ADJUSTMENTS end were thoroughly enjoyed
by all present. Tho management deserve
the highest compliments for the pains
taken in getting up the fest, and deserved
the euccess oohiBved. rtff
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LAMPAsAs. .

LAMPAsAs. May 5--TSpeclal. l-There is
4 prospect OF Lampasss being the plare
where toe district convent will be held.
This, the two nty.third diatrlct, is composed
of the counties Of Bell, Lampasa9, Hamil
con and Coryell.
Our talented townsmeu, Captain II. u.
Wilkes. s9ema 10 have the ends on the ball
ance OF ths nspirants for senator, therefore,
he has large following, who will represent
him il the the convention is held mere. =
Arrangements nre being made TO have 81
Grand bsrbncre ehd hail NEVIS week in our
new court houue, in honor Of Colonel Tell
man Weaver, the endoHer OF the grounds
on which the building stands, and as an
expression from the county commission ers
that they approve tho work OF Messrs.
Kane Bros., contractors.
Several capitalists from Mississippi are in
she city with view, of locating. Among
them being A. j. Warren, OF Meridian.
Wool receipts average more than lC0,OO0
pounds daily.
Captain ]. NJ. Cain and Lieutenant w.
Bryan, of the Lempasas Rifles. lett this
morning for Bolton in possession OF an
oyder from General King for the Bolton
Light Guards to deliver up their guns and
ammunition Tn the Lampasas Rifles, as the
Bolton company have recently disesnded.
Wool men say sheep in this section have
averaged In ehearing seven pounds and that
the fleece Is OF fine grade.
The new opers.houss Is being put in
shape.
The street sprinkler Is being used on our
sirsets. re- air no. ,i,is.t lLlA. lfl.
A crowd of y ouns ladies and gentlemen
leave for Colorado river SUNDAY for the
purpose oil prospecting the beauties of that
locality. -
Nothing Inns yet been heard from the
robbers who stole $500 from Mr.. Patterson,
u wool grower Of this county, who was at
scked last Saturday as he was goinH rom
this elsy to his homF. In the Stewart neagh-
Governor frefahd grows more popular
here deily,l -TY erIrs,--glr II.
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URIC the 7th iust,, Alexandria, Eayrt,
hal received $40, 900 bales Of cottos. This
u q gain Of G3,COO bslss ryer lastyoar, on The
same day. But, itthere s pots ialiil; 81
instead 0. again Ia the rcxtorop. prediction
oefne- be based oa appeErapces.
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A DALLAS lady 10 az " on "A very
superior painting 'or exhibition Et he
Worlds Exhiniuou Bmnroideries, lacef,
quite, and all upnnes Of needle work by
the ladies Of fixss must be seen ~ tie
Word e s.tihn.
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KANSAS 10 contributing with liberal hand
to surpsss oil the states in the exhibit OF
her s,ils and her csseals st the Worlds Ex-
position. She made hundreds ofthcusSnds
OF dollars by her enterprise al tbs PhilAdel-
deiphis Centennial, anu she fully Eppre-
cIates the meaning Of e World's Exposition.
What will Texas enterprise do?
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TEXAS Can oulstrip all Der sister statss at
thesereat Exposition, but &c will toxic
money 10 do il. Each congressional dis
trict, escl county, must supplement the
little appreciation or $4,000, OF Which
$4,000 goes 10 salaries and cost Of a
buildipe
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A TExAs Burr au OF Information oughtio
be placed IN tho Texas state headquarters
OF the Worlds Exposition for convent.
encs o. the people OF this state. Such IN
appsndags would add vastly 10 the COM
fort and. assistance OF strangers and Wis
ftors. III Will be there.
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The p,niisndsies OF Texas shor'd be
prep ,r'ns some One work ia he line OF
furniturs etc., ETC., ior he Exposition neSt
fal. The Blind Asyiunl CHILDREN ais K.
perts IA certain arts, ,hFy could contribute
q fine ifsy OF iDgsnius indgsiry.
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TX Ttnnsssse and Kentucky tho counil.B
are contributing rcm 81 eco 70 SO 500 ea,h
to chow ,hemIsivts up in good siyle ~ the
NeH orle ana ExD ,iiion next year. what
will the Texas oouutes DO?
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ST. LOUIS. MAY l5,--[speclal lit 10 an
pouncod here to-day that j. T. Brown has
been appointed claim egeat OF the Inter
national and Great Northern railroad aud
the Texas and Pacific railway with head
Qusrters at Marshall, rexas.
% October 3lt 1873, Thomas Cookrell,
merchant, OF Rich Prairie, Salem county,
was hrrtally murdered. The matter has
been a mystery until to.dsy, when news
was received that Roby JOHNSON, who Ia to
be hung In Colorado to.mornw bad made
a confession that he and w. II. W.rmack
committed tho crime. Warmack will be
arrested II he can be fonnd.
!. The ball game here today resulted: 81.
Louis 90: Baltimore. G.
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rKxAs h fnll q mineral waters who

Texas 10 full Of mineral waters whose viz
tues are known 10 our citizens alone, aud
oitenlines to only their own immediate To-
calities. The Worlds Exposition will inr.
nish splendid opportunity to advertise
these health giving resorts. Let collections
and exhibits bs on hand with the analyses
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.IEEEEIsSON.

JErYrRsoH, May l5.-ISpecial. 1.-The dis.
trics court is now engaged Tor the third
time in the case OF Sslie Hill. charged with
numbering her erapdsonin 1881. Two new
trials have heretofore been obtained.
A Democratic convention was called to-
day to meet Oh the Gath 10 elect delegates
70 the ftate convention on June llth-
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THz Ladies' Ar Union OF Austin, shou d
make arrangements 20 place on exhibition
at the Worlds isir reIr fall their splendid
collections OF heme pr duc,ious.
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ANOTHER NEW TEXAS TOWN.

Attention Is directed 20 the correspond
encs from Midland, in this mornings issue.
Il appears that number Of capitalists
nom the various states OF the Union had
their attention drawn to the peculiarly nd
vAntageous locality Of the new town. 40
cordingly IN excursion was orga1ized, and
those capitalists, with some Of our Own citi-
cans. visited the epot this past week. The
site was divided Into blocks. streets. etc.,
with public square remaining for fine
hotel. soon to be erected, and for q court
house, Some sis lots were sold, ranging NJ
nsjps6 from ~ 70 $sa0 each. This Is the
~ hat ,Absllns md Colombo, On The
kiSS fvsd, we're sohhded. On the 18th Of
Jrl6 leae. - picnic was had at The hrst
named place. and when the orators on that
~ said that in les than than three years
~ ~ would DO . youpg city 81 1902 Pop
|I1lion. hey yetA thought to be extfsya-
- and ovsf- snthutikslic. for the etttre
S1rofy oontainsd than only 5000 souls.
N oounty, Of which Colorado Is the
- IN is9o oA5tii7 psrsehs, wa
~ oply q 1881, and to-day that
132n5o hss, 'siRs Abeiine. though
- two months lstsr. . population
- ooaos 1lhiS b lhe ratio In which
= - s1nsipaiuC. nm ths Cub. Colo-
10y - vpIlzund. grswsj Three
80 e1g1ee, he'd . population Of
I oonaufJu - 1850, sgainst some
- 5kSug1osnt hour. -iu- 1852
- hnnooo1 - heq 1, go iuhabissnts:
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and SAINT TO Atlanta, Mr.. Kendall OF
very affable gentleman.
Our town was grievet 10 hear Of ths death
Of Judge Bnksdale; he he'd many friendr
Forney voted to incorporate by msIor'
ity ofa5
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sHFARtye il row at It's heiHht in Texas
ard California. Texas wool sells AZ 10 cents

and California. Texas WOOL sells at 10 cents
lowest and 20 cents highest. California
wool soils IL cents lowest and 20 osnta
highest. Last week, ct Boston. l0l,OCo
pounds Australian WOOL brought 5sand ~
cents. and 6OooO pounds Montevideo
brought 80 1.2 cents. All tho difference Ia
: In the methods OF handling.
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1vasTUNcroN PrEsONALs

WAauIsoTos, May 15.-[speclal.l-W.
II. Slratton aud vito, OF Galveston, 8. l..
STATION nd gilo. OF Dallas. asc here Ca
loving q pleasure trip.
Oolonti q 8. MITCHELL OF Dallas, Is hpre
for dpy or two
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-Ar ihsgrsst sac OF lots IN Midland, |R'
JoRH Howard of the Belt line, paid the
highest price given for any one lot. He 70
one OF the directors OF tho company, fully
enthusen With lbe promising iuturs Of the
"City Of the Plsinu." aud like = skilled
physician, 8. hot afraid to take his own
rnedicipo
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DENIsON.

DEsIsoN, May I5,--[special 1.-The war
last nights special, seems 10 be set down
upon by the action OF the city council Las.
night. DR.. Maggie, 10 behalf OF the commit.
toe of twenty, presented 4 memorial TO
that body TO instruct the marshal TO
enforce the Law against gambling, etc.
The memorial was received. Alderman
Fitzgerald moved to instruct the narshsl
to enforcs the law against nll violstors OF
the ordinances. which was lost What ac.
ton thu committee will now take remains
TO be seen. A number Of sporting men
who werp served with warrants Yesterday
lett the CITY last night.
Heavy ,eins have prevailed for several
days, and this evening light hailstorm
fell
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Miss Elizabeth Oarnagie. 40 Spruce street,
Toronto. Ontario, Canada, states that hav.
ing suffered with q sprained wrist; ut an
other time with pains in the side and sore
throat, she was completely cured In each
instance by ST. Jacobs on, the sovereign
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FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1884.

YEsTERpAY sacris were Inclined 20 lock
blank when they found they could lot
cover q, rates valuesran down 10 in 1873.
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At bradford, PA.

BnApronp, Pa, May i5.-The suspension
OF tho Tuna Valley bank 10 day caused
a run on the First National
and Bradford National banks. II
Is estimated $4,000 would drain
from the Bradford National befoie
the rush ceased, and the
First National paid out large
smoun.. The officers OF the Tuna
Valley bank say their depositors will
be paid In full. J. Z. Thompson
was appointed assignee. The Tuna Val.
ley was the Bradford correspondent OF the
Metropolitan bank, OF New York.