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Amendment MO. ..

ART. 81. "The Supreme Court, ex-
cept in cases hereinafter provided,
shall have appellate jurisdiction only,
which Jurisdiction shall extend to all
cases when the matter in dispute, or
the fund to be distributed, whatever
NAV be the amount thereia claimed,
shall exceed two thousand dol
lars, exclusive of interest to suits
for divorce and separation from bed
and board to suits for nullity of
marriage; to suits involving the rights
to homasteads to suits for interdlc-
ton and to all cases in which the
constitutionality or legality of any
tax, toll or impost whatever, or OF any
fine, forfeiture or penalty imposed by
a municipal corporation shall be in
condensation, whatever may be the
amount thereof, and in such cases the
appeal on the law and the facts shall
he directly from the Court in which
the case originated to the Supreme
Court; and to criminal cases on ques,
tions of law alone, whenever the pun
| ishment of death or imprisonment a
hard labor may be inflicted, or a fint
exceeding Three Hundred Dollars
$4,000 is actually imposed.
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE 95
Of the Consultation of the State Retatsu
to- the Jurisdiction Of Courts ct Ap
fpeal
Amendment MO .
Arr. 95. "The Courts Of Appeal
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OFFICIAL.
AMENDMENTS
TO II
Constitution Of the State Of Louisiana.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

In nursu- Shce of Art. 256 of the Con
%stitution df the State of Louisiana
publication is hereby given to the
electors of the State of the proposed
amendments to the Constitution OF the
State. %concurred in by two-thIrds OF
all the members elected to each House
of the General Assembly Of this State,
at its regular session held in the city
of Baton Rouge in 1882, and which are
raonired to be published in two
newspapers published in the parish OF
Orleans, and in one paper IN each other
narish of the State in which a neWspa-
per is published, for three months pre-
cedino the next election for Repre-
sentatives, at which time the SAID
amendments shall be submitted to the
Electors for their approval or rejec-
ton said amendments appear more
fully in Acts Nos. rs, lib aud 10 OF
the regular session of the General AS
sembly held in 1882, which are official
" published for the information OF the
Electors, and which will be submitted
to them for their approval or reJec-
ton at the next general election, to oe
held on Tuesday, the 22d day of April,
A. D., 1884, lit being the Tuesday
next following tho Sd Monday in April
in such Il manner and form that the
Electors may vote for or against each
amendment, separately and if a ma.
jerity of the Electors, voting at salo
election, shall approve and ratlfy al
or either of said amendments, then sucf
amendment or amendments or eithel
of them so approved and ratified shall
become a part of the Constitution.
ACT No -6
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POur .Bage de Paix-l2e Ward.
Mons sonmes auterises a announcer IENON
q. FONTENOT connie candidat pour Jnge de
PAX pour 10 l2e ward, paroisse st. Landry, a
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pour ConstabIe-I2e Ward.

Mems solnmes autorises a announcer IHoS
IA FONTENOT CONNIE candidat a la place de
Constable pour 10 l2e ward, p~aroisse vt, Ian
dry. ! p6lsctien qui aura lieu en- Ayril, 1854
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Les ~planteurs de bananes au Mexl-
que, font trois recoltes par an. La
plante Sc cultive beaucoap mleux,
dams les ATTITUDES nord, que tonte autre
praine GU tout autre tubercule.
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Academic DE STE. MARIE,
Opelousas, Line,

IT rs eours de cette Academic seront ou-
verts lie Is septenibre les classes COM
menceront lie ~.
Les classes d'Anglais seront enseIgneos par
If Henri q. Lewis. natif de la Vfrginle ct
gradu9 de TUniyersit6 de la Pennsylvania;
celIes de Francois par ne. A. Blanc Dnques-
nav. d6ia bien connu daus la paroIsse.
Avec des professeurs aussi d~istingues, dun
age deia MUIR, don't tout le temps sera consaere
al bien des 4leves, ct sous la haute direction
de NM. q. ct j. Il. Raymond, FAcad6m1e ne
.peut que p~rosperer.
Les parents j trouyeront tout ee quIis peu-
vent d6sirer pour lenrs enfants. lis sont IN
stamment prizes de les enyoyer des T0usveEture
des glasses. REV. q. RAYMOND,
REV.L u. RAYMOND,
HENRY G. LEWIS,
A.BLANC DUQUESNAY.
Opeiousas, Ter septembre 1883. e
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Amendment NO q.

ART. I46. "All fees and charges
fixed by law for the various Civil
Courts of the parish of Orleans, and
for the Register of Conveyanees and
Recorder of Mortgages of said parish,
shall enure to the State, and all sums
realized therefrom shall be set aside
and held as a special fund, out OF
which shall be paid, BY preference,
the expenses of the Clerk of the Civil
District Court. the Clerks of the city
Courts, the Register of Conyeyances
and Recorder of Mortgages of the par
ish of Orleans provided that the
State shall never make any payment
to any Sheriff, Clerk, Register of Con-
veyances or Recorder of Mortgages Of
the parish of Orleans, OF any of THEN
deputies, for salary or other expenses
of their respective offices, except from
the special fund provided for by thi'
article, and any appropriation made
contrary to this provision shall be null
and void"
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ACT NO. 125

Of the Regular Session Of 1882
amendment to Article 81 of the Con
statution of the State, RelatiUe to the
jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.
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NO. rs

Of the Regular Session Of 1882
amendment to the articles Of tn
State Debt Ordinance Of the Consitu,
ton of 1879.
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Amendment no. /.
STATE DEBT.

ARTICLE /. "Be it ordained by the
people of the State Of Louisiana, as
provided by laU, That the State Debt
Ordinance be amended SO as to read as
follows: That the interest to be PAID
on the Consolidated Bonds OF the State
| of Louisiana, be, aud is hereby fixed at
two per centum per annum for live
years, from the first day of January,
one thousand eight hundred and
eighty, (I880) and four per cent per
annum thereafter, payable semi-an-
nually and there shall be levied an
annual tax sufficient for the full pay
ment of said interest, not exceeding
three mills, the limit of State Tax fol
all purposes being hereby fixed at six
mills, and said bonds and coupons
shall be duly stamped: Interest re
duced to two per centnm per annnn
for five years, from January LIST, one
thousand eight hundred and eighty
and four per cent per annum there
after"
ART. 3. ssThat the holders of the
Consolidated Bonds may, at any time
in order that the coupons may bt
paid, present lhciI oonds To III
urer of the State. II to agents to b'
appointed by the Governor, one II
the city of New York, aud the othel
in the city of London, England, ant
the said Treasurer or agents, as tn
case may be. shall indorse or staml
thereon the words Interest reducet
to two per eentum per annnm for hV'
years from January lst, ore thousan'
eight hundred and eighty (1sS0) an,
four per centum per annum thereafter,
and said Treasurer or agent shall
indorse or stamp on said con
pons the following words "ln
terest reduced TO two per centur
per annum,' or, "Interest reduced t
four per centum per annum,o as til
case may be.
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ACT NO. 1I3

OF the Regular Session Of 1882
amendment to article 146 Of the Con-
stitution of the State Relative to Fees
and Charges to be Paid By Stamps an
the Parrish of Orleans.
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DE-
L'IMMACULEE CONCEPTION,
Sous Ia direction DIES
opelousas, st. Landry, Line.

. A rentr6e des classes du Convent !
i lieu lie Iundi 4 septembre. Les parents
sont instrument prizes d'enyoyerle urs enfants
des le premier jour. aug
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except in eases hereinafter provided
shall have appellate jurisdiction only
which jurisdiction shall extend in u
cases, civil or probate, when the MAJ ai
ter in dispute or the funds to be Az
tributed shall exceed one bnnasaa
dollars, exclusive of interest. aes
shall not exceed two thousand dallaaa
exclusive of interest"
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE IN,
Of the Constitution of the State Pol,
the TO Trial Of Gases IN Courts y
Appeal ~hen Judges "disagree.s y
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Arr. 95. "The Courts Of Appeal,
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WASHINGTON.

WAsHIS0ros, Jan, 92,--lspScal.l-rhs
house committee having charge Leu.
hsm's bill providing TOR meaSurss 10 secure
Greer territory to Texas, agreed TO report
fayorably.
Mr.. Gresham, general attorney oi the
Santa Ps railroad, reports to'nigh, that the
subcommittee Of the house and senate nay.
ing his Tight.oi.way bill under consiaera-
ton, are unanimous Ia its favor.
Huntington'S recent visit hero and speech
bslore the public land oommi,te, protebiing
against the forfeiture OF his land grants,
have had remarkably little effect, His
manner was thai of ons who was asking
lsvors Of those he held in very little esteem,
"A fact that his recsrtly exposed correspond.
ence with General Cotton clearly shows.
The post'oilico box in Lamar county was
established to-day, with Miss McEldoTry
as po,Imistress.
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I lands reported hill relative N ihe ipIieit
urs NJ the fsNas 4 Pacific land grant.
/ LlgtTy, from tho committee GA terri.
I tories, reported the bill authorizing the ap
p0iuimeni n q commission 10 msTk the
/ boundary line hstEeen the Indian Territory
ana Texas. Placed on the calendar.
t0sgTnye, from the committee on pTivate
Hand claims, reported = bill tor the Telisi OF
Myra CLARK Gaines, Placed on the calendar.
Tho house then went into committee Of
the whole, Cox, OF New YORK, Ia the ehaiT,
OF the Greeley relief bill,
Cobb moved FeirTencr 10 the COMMITTEES
on uuhlie lands Cor led,
Randall briefly eEnlainsd the necessity %
the sHpedili0u, sud lhe committee thought
it hes. NOS Ia place a limitation on the
amount appropriated,
The committee reported the oil 20 the
house aut il passed,
The house then proceeded TO .Lo o0ps.d-
GRAFTON n the calendar,
The hill passed providing tor the holding
II terms OF the cauTl oftha Western Judi
eial distrle. ot Texas A. III paso. rne next
niils Onth- calendar were those relative 90
the t0r.o,led land grants, reported from tho
eommities on judiciary Tor The purpose oI
.Bablins tho house To pass unon tue ques-
tlon OF reference,
The next bill Was that reported this |
morning from the committee on public |
ianus relative u tue texas IatlNt lAlh ]
grants. As the report hal not been print |
80 consideration Was postponed without
prejudice.
l'ne bill passed relating resources Tor |
the infringement 0n pOsias, IL provides
that no damages or profits bo received |
from sny..defrI dant iOg infringement on
pa,euts whenit shalt appesr tina, he mere
ly used for lis own benefit any Article pur-
chased IN open masket without notice OF
the same being subject ~ psteat.
Young. chairman of the committse on
public buildings reported resolution re-
auestng the secretary OF war 10 remove
certain documents row stored In one OF the
rooms Of The capitol and designating that
the room be vacated tor the use OF the com
mitiee IN rivers aud hlrbors,
Young explained that II the res0,uiions
were not adopted II would become neces.
sary to secure accommodations outside OF
th. capitol.
Willis offered r substitute designating for
thu committee on rivers and haiOors the
room now occupied by enrolling clerks.
An amendment was adopted designating
for the use of the committee on nava!
affairs the room occupied by the clerk OF
the house
Af,er long debate .be substitute MS
ain cs sdcd WAS adopted.
Adjourned
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Jurors; but tedious progress therein ~
being made, and at least another day 10
lifelY 10 be consumed Ia that
preliminary requisite, Nine have 20 far
been accepted and sworn, only two Of
whom were added 10 this li-stO'day. Their
J names are as follosE ID. w. ridwell aud
/ W W, Att0vny, leav'ns three waiting to
complete the hsi. Many salssmen who
have been sworn on their v0iTdoire, srata
that they have formed or express ID opiu-
ions which ID would take strong and con-
ylHoing evidence 20 remove, and mary who
are called on say that they aro
OPP 'osed 10 capital punishment under any
ana all circumstances. Nearly every one
not accepted Is excused for cause and
both state and defense have yet several
prrempiory challenges 10 exhaust. rhe
witnesses N the case tor wnom attach
men,s have hrrA issued are nearly all
young ltdies who we're Ia attendance at
the college n, tine time ot the commission
OF tha homioii., They hsva arrived
aud are awaiting with some
degree of anxiety and dread their time TO
be called 10 testify iu the case. No one eau
ascertain as yet what features the defense
will Hs,ume or IN what direction the evil
ieuce will be conducted. An earnest inter-
fst ~ being taken by all in the uTisl. and
,undry and various opinions ara advanced
rs 10 the result that will prooaby be
reached
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olabsins frsi.clsss roads into infsricr of
thifd-olaas was adOpisn.
an amendment ny Robinson, that where
number Of parties reside within AZ ~
closure. either ~ an NJ them may petition
flr road ~ the nearest trading post,
mills, gins, olufcn and schoOlhousss anu
county seats, Was adopted.
an amendment by filson, IN pay Tnad
supervisors for ten days service, WAS
adopted,
an amendment by White, that they no
paid out of the Rad and bridge inud OF the
county, was adopted,
Article 4J9l (hl was adopted with
amendment bv Foster, oi Grayson, Ia
read mo entire road OF the fret 0r ssCnnd
class snail hereafter be- discontinued, ex'
eept upon vacation, except by order Of tbs
commissioners eour', or non'uss for per-
i0i OF three years
Pending discussion aud a motion "a r.'
consider, which the house refused - ndopt,
= motion % adjourn lill 10 o'clock WsdEes'
Gay prevailed,
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TEHREI.I..

TERRELL, Jan. 22.-ISpeclal.l .l-Durken-
wood Bros. were attached this morning and
closed by Mr.. sam Klein, OF Dallas, who 10
OF ths iirm of Freissrg & Klein OF Calves
ton. His claim Is for 81 $50. Invoice is be-
ing taken OF the stock.
Yesterday Uncle John Hardin aud his
wife, who were injured in the Weatherford
wreck, we're brought home, the railroad
company providing u spfclsl car. DR.. jack
son, chef surgeon Of the Missouri Pacific
system, accompanied them.
Miss Lula Bennett, the attractive ueice OF
Mrs. William Warren, OF this place, and
who has been here on short visit OF about
month, returned yesterday TO her home
in Harrison county.
four hours, occasioned. rs We learn. rom q
passenger by the wreck ol u freight train
near Hawkins. Th" fireman was killed.
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LoNGvIEw, Jan. %. Special THE
members OF the iinancs committee of the
Mutual Self. Endowment meet here to-
morrow. Six or seven states will be repre-.
sented.
The town and Junction Missouri Pacific
freight offices are TO be consolidated.
Root, the fireman killed in the collision
near Minoola las; night had Ceen here bUt
a snorJ time and his former home is un-
known. The wreck WAS caused by engine
No. G22 running into push car loaded
with rails. I. is a bad one, and it is re.
ported that one other man was killed be.
sides the fireman.
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NAvAsoTA, Jan. %, ,-TSpeciall.-Dr. J. Il.
Kerr died last night at I o'clock, from pa.
aysia. He came from Tennessee IN 1888
and resided mostly in This county. He
also lived IL Galveston and Calvert and
was highly respected. He leaves widow,
81 married daughter ana host of friends to
mourn his departure. He was n Royal
Arch Mason ard was buried with the usual
honors this evening.
Mr. Common. ot Bedas, this county, rassed
through here Monday with his aiilicted
wife en- route TO tha asylum at Austin.
Business dull,
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TYLER.

TYLER, Jan. 22.-[SpcciaLJ-District
csurt has been engaged on the crimina
docket since yesterday, settling, continu-
ing and trying Il number of cases, the par
ties to which were out on bond.
The case of Charles Covington. charged
with assault to murder, Was continued.
District Attorney Hogg asked for ver-
dict of not guilty in the case of John En-
mons, charged with fraudulently selling
mnrtgsged property.
The Jail cases will be taken up to.mor-
row, and number of forfetures were TAX
en- up and tines imposed on witnesses for
non.appearanCe.
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state CnnItnl Notes.

AUSTIN, jan, 90 Especial 1.-The senate
committee ON stock and s,ook-raising will
report tho shannon bill instead OF the Ter.
rell bill Tho former is the same as the
ChennTelh house oil !oreshsd0Ned in tho
house IepJrt
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MANSFIELD. LA, Jan. 22.-[Special Jour
report to night discloses no material develop.
ments in the case of the State vs.. the Jen.
kins brothers. All day the court has been
engaged in selecting aud empauelling
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SAN ANTONIO,

SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 22.-[Specisl. l-Sher-
if Doushcrty, OF Frio county. has brought
in one Broadnax, jail.breaker, Captured
in Mexico.
San Antonio citizens are asked to appro-
pirate $3.50 900 for system OF sewerage.
No plan has as yet been presented.
A considerable number of prospectors
are passing through en- route to Mexico.
Cattle in the southwest are drifting q
gre at deal.
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MARSHALL, Jan. 22.-- [Special.l Tho
weather is again cold With indications o
sutw.
A meeting of the board of directors Of the
Fair association was held TO day, when it
was determined 10 discontinue the organi
zation and sell their grounds and improve
ments
Louis Worthem, Of the Jefferson Wide
Awake, is in the city.
Little cotton is coming in, and business is
very dull,
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REITON.

BELroN, Jan. 22.-I5pecia', ]-Cotton still
continues to come in. There were 150
bales sold on our streets to-day.
The city council is now in session tor the
purpose OF selecting plany for the con-
struclion OF water works. There are sew
erai plans before the board.
Our new jail is nearing completion and
will be an homer to the county.
shortly.
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FALL River, MASS, Jan. 22.-The manu-
fsc,urers' board of trade have decided to
reduce the wages or mill operatives Feb
ruary lst. 1t is understood the reduction
will be about 10 per cent.
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HoUsroN, Jan. -. [Speciall-A number
OF Tcxss aud Louisiana lumber men met
here TODAY, the occasion being the annual
meeting o. the Texas e Louisiana Lum.
Der Manufacturers Protective association,
and steps were taken 10 form joint stock
company OF Dealers the oelect
being To abolish the middle
men and deal directly with
customers. II is proposed TO establish
lum aer yards st principal points, and if the
project is carried out II will completely
revolu,ioniZe the present system OF busi-
ness.
Captain Scurry, Of the Houston Light
Guards, collected 5000 in cash this morn
ing tor the purpose OF an Interstate drill
next May, aLd il may ba set down as a
positive isct that Houston will have the
grsnGest military encampment ever held
in The south.
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GRoESBEECK.

GRoEsBEECK, Jea. 22.-TSpecial.]- The
stock of dry goods ano groceries of A.
Shapiro was st,ached yesterday morning
by John Barnes. a stockman of this county,
for S2.42O: A. Harris " Bro., of Houston,
for Se6O: A. & e. Mltteiuhal, OF Dallas, for
S1 ,15O; there are Others 10 come. Fa!
liahiIIties are 40: known; assets soout
81, 600 This is the first failure in our town
this season.
Weather cloudy
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MASON.
MASON.
M,snN Ian 90 o-LSn.cial l-Ihn snyer

MASON, Jan. 22-[Spscial.l- THE scyerest
ice storm on record was expe-
rienced on the 17th and 18th,
causing much suffering among stock,
breaking down fruiG trees and dong con.
siderable damage. Telegraph communi-
cation was restored this afternoon.
Mr.. g. W. Sawyer, a nephew at William
L. Engish of Indianapolis, died here yes
tercsy after Il lingering llness. Though
away from home and friends, and in neody
circumstances, he was well taken care OF by
the citizens.
a mssqusrsde ball came off last night
and was largely attended by portion OF
our citizens. Some lsughable es Well as
artistic costumes wer. exhibited.
Business is improving.
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Miscellaneous Special News Items
GALVESTON.


| GALyEiros, jan - 2-ISpeciHll-T
snnr.me eouyt affirmed: Holloway ",
/ M, q, f,,,, P,,.,t.. Ali. =, NJ 90
n'"'" - We
hoDonn,ll, rom Weoh; irSas'MeSican
| railway ct al, vs.. Harbeok ct al, from
Uo,h, I. .,c,,.,, n al "a S,hn.,.ph.,yar al
-, - n, "a,
AZ, from mhshlnks1ni hrumfnl, W., mh-
SOU rom tatheI, ln''n ~ 'sI,a et a. ns. put
'eI' Huhi n.t'u-H"' p-'"'I 's' oosopno"s
el al, from johnson; Spencer vs. RIPLEY ct
A., from faIls'
Appsh u'stn'sse"' N""'e u a'' vs. ha@'e'
Woo, lLohl rI's, vr,,.,,I H.,
w suU,,eu 'aSn,oo. Fss,or % nr ., 90 Wucs ~ a, ron
WAshlhe,on' hayl"r el a': VS.; huuA {, al,
rom uosiSn' letrrI' vs. lyH ~ a., rom
Nlctor,ri Evahseck Va, 1uli, Coioihup ~
santa re in'Ray, lrpn Washington; pal-
las VS. nu'i, to1o',uoN ~ Sapta re INi"sS
from MHshinstoni NeWh,nn et AZ. VIZ; Dou-
son. rom "a,mlhstol' L,nheS vs' "wul'
from F,9Iorm Slueok n vs.. nurhp' rom ,is niS-
!, 'rls; hanf'ch w. Java sus"' 'oin WIZ
hansoh,
the commission OF anptA', reports 10 tue
supreme cput, W "1 SUI SUI. oPshce' vs.
Ripley O. al, from Falls beldtr ct 81. w.
btlihru -t sl., from ii'lI' bohler vs. Steph'
ens ct AL irnal Jpnu'9h' lhreAislIi et al
vs. buHer' isoih ficLehna"' Netties vs..
Sm'tn, hT;n rAlsSatty W, bs1ohs, iELh
'''', :, = +'' ''' 'tHN w. '''S
tcom BEaZos'
10 hereVefSeu anu EShauaeu' hpoert'
son st at. W lucNer ~ at rom MI, "a
rnthtfS vs.; Lohgly ~. al, itonl buruetli
Allen v. FleTson' ron PAl's' uresthocss
VS. Gresthnuso' rom pen,
To be reversed anu GlsElSn'u' Moore
ct a. W.. hnzle%oon, rom rai!s' .,
10 D. reversed anu i.uue.eu nH .Pss!'
liant: Herring w. coSglns O. al, rom NC
Lennan' -,....-. III, ....-
The deep "s'er connl'lee wiz to'iiior,
row nisht submit theT report Ior hnhl
hction OF the c)nncli' showing IN the
shape oi a memoflsl 10 cohgress th"l
deep. water ~ uaVCston ~
puolc oSlSeht Whicu suouih not ue ie'S 10
uncertain annual appr'pNatin"s., ihe
memorial qno'e5 the success OF the Jettles'
Ahn hSurihg on the proboseu OASIS VI Psy
meht' SHOWS tl@C III tMu wears KAN W sts
feet OF water would pc obtained
II ihe same amount money
Sl,uuO,Ouo, SlOo,VVO oil wn'cn GAINTsCon ~
propnatea, as expended unuer iowelis
plan III eight Years lor Two ieet OF water
ihe adopuon Oh Inc h'uior!ai WILL o. unan-
imous. ., ,n,
GALVESTON; jan ssl.ueofse
SenJ, 'reslcehI Oi ths ueii Sniorsuo
santa re kil!~ay Wlll resign abouI MhIch
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-24
NEWS BY SPECIALS.

A Nephew OF Hon. Vim. English Dle'
at Mason.
smaii,Pox Sweeping Away the Babies
VI New Mexico.
A Hegira Of Prosprciors 10 MOnttzn-
mas Land.
A Wreck on the Texas 4 Paeiilc-LoSs
of Life.
The Supreme Court hakes Zig Hole
IN the Docket.
Scoundrel Is Scattering stryehnine
at Denlson.