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SENATOR HAwLEY,s STORY.
He Says President Arthur Cordially Sup
ported Mr.. Blaine.


Senator Hawley has furnished for publication
the following statement:
81 have been several times interviewed es-
pecially within day or so, concerning state
ments and discussions in the newspapers relat-
ing to the management of the Republican
national committee, and various references to
the attitude of President Arthur in the
late campaign, and an editorial in
the National Republican, of Jan 3, particularly
calls upon me to testify concerning certain in
terview with him. / do 30 cheerfully,
as he has certainly been. misunder-
stood. At the headquarters of the Repub-
liean national committee, New York. early
in August last II have no means
of fixing the precise day-during a conversation
between certain members of the committee and
myself something was said about the position
President Arthur and the desirabiity of obtain
ing some additional manifestations of
sympathy and cooperation from him,
both for the sake Of its general effect and
its local influence upon the Presidents personal
friends and old political associates in New York
lContinued On Second Page.l
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. Assassinated by a Companion.

EVANSVILLE, Jan. 3.--fntelligenco reaches
this city this evening that on New Years night
another terrible tragedy occurred about ole and
a half miles from Troy, in Spencer county, this
State about seventy miles above this city on
the Ohio river Tho particulars are as follows
A party of young men and boys were out sere
nading, and when they arrived near the resi-
dence of John Edwards. step-father of James T.
Crank. he (Crani) and young man named Fra
zier dropped back and were walking a short dis
tance behind the rest of the crowd by themselves,
when some Of the party heard Crank fall and
turned and went back to see what was the mat.
ter with him, and on arriving found him lying
in the road speechless
Frazier met them as they went back, but
hurried on past them, and was seen no more
that night With the aid of his comrades
Crank got up and walked few steps to his
step-father's gate, wheTo he stopped a few
minutes to talk to ono of the young men who
was with him, By the name of Mayhan, lie
asked Mayhan to examine his head saying at
thought no was either shot or hit OH tho heal a
stunning blow. Mayhan assured him that he
had not been shot, for there had boon no gun
discharged within hearing, and, after examining
his head could find no evidence Of his having
received blow, Hs then bads MaYhan good
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The Egyptian Conferenoe.

Earl Granville declines to give his consent to
the proposal to hold a formal conference on the
Egyptian question at Paris. He proposes, in
stead, that informal meetings be held at the
British embassy, at Paris. to be presided over
by Lord Lyons, the British ambassador, at
which other foreign ambassadors accredited to
France shall have the privilege of taking part in
discussion but not of voting
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Opnosed To Modification.

HAVANA, Jan. 4.--The committee of one hun
dred waited upon the Governor-general, yester-
day, asking permission to convoke all interested
in the tobacco and cigar trade for the purpose Of
protesting against the action of persons engaged
in an effort to induce the government to modify
the clauses of the Spanish-Amercan treaty de-
claring free introduction of leaf tobacco into the
United States and reducing the duties on cigars
% instead of 80 per cent
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War Ships Preparing for Service.

PLYMOUTH, Jan. A division of the channel
squadron, comprising the iron-clads Northum-
berland, Achilles and Agincourt, is ordered to
Immediately prepare for service. Ammunition
will be placed on the vessels tomorrow. It is
believed that in case of failure of furloughed
men to report in season they will be replaced by
men from the other ships.
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Louise Michel,s Case.

PARIS JAM premier Ferry has refused the
request of Clemenceau to permit Louise Michel
to attend the burial of her mother. Louise will
be sent to Maison Sainte under police guard to-
morrow.
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One Regiment Across the Cataract.

LONDON, Jan. 4.-General Wolseley tele-
graphs that the Stafordshire regiment has been
rowed over the Gerendid cataract and en-
camped at Hamdbad. He will soon have force
at that point ready for an advance on the Mon
country. He says everything is going we'll
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consequence, to walk down four fights and up
four more to make ten feet of headway. See,
now, why the Democrats should act quicklyp
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IContinaed On Second Page.l
The Florida agriculturist., 1885-01-14
TRANSPORTATION.

FAST MAIL,
Leave Jacksonville daiIy3 p. NJ. for Palatl,a.
Astor, DeLand, Blue Springs, Sanford ana
enterprise. Returning, leaves Sanford at 8
p. NJ, arriving at Jacksonville early next
morning, making close connections with
trains for all points North, East and West
THROUGH FAST FREIGHT,
Leaves Jacksonville daily, Sunday excepted
at P. NJ, for Sanford, Enterprise and ali in,
termedfate landings. Returning leaves Sam
ford at A. NJ, arriving at Jacksonville early
following morning.
JACKSONVILLE AND CRESCENT CITY DIVISION
Leaves-Mo Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Jacksonville at $3.50 A. NJ, for Palatka
Crescent City and intermediate landings,
Returning leave Crescent CITY Monday
Wednesday and Friday at at 1880, Palatka at
9:45 a. M, arriving at Jacksonville $3.50 D. M
PALATKA AND SANFORD DAYLIGHT DIVISION
Leaves Palatka daily. Sundays excepted, at TO
mediate landings. Returning, leaves Sanford
at f:3O A. NJ, arriving at Palatka at6P.M.
SEA ISLAND ROUTE DIVISION.
Leave Fernandina for Savannah on arrival of
train every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday Fri
day and Saturday evenings.
Close connection made at Palatta with the
Florida Southern Railroad; at Astor with St
Johns and Lake Eustis Railroad; mt Sanford
with South Florida Railroad, and with steam.
ers for Indian River
For further information apply to Ticket
Office, southeast corner Bay and Laura, or at
the Company's Offices foot of Laura street.
Freight wharves foot of Pine street; passen-
ger whalves foot of Laura street.
w. B. WATSON, Manager.
C.B. FENWICK. Gen. Pass, Agt.
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NOTICES


NOTICE TO STONE MASONs-SEALED
~ bids will b. received at the Office of the
CITY nglneer until o'clock D. M, Tuesday.
February II, 1885, for the building of stone
abutments for ne bridge across u Has
branch on Mckinney street, according to
plans and specifications on file in his Office.
The Guy Council reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. A bond for the faithful exc
cutlon OF the contract viii be required, ac-
cording TO city ordinances.
w M,JOHNSON, City Engineer.
DALLAS, TEXAS, February 7, 1885
NOTICE Hons THIEVES HAVE No
~ use for stock that are branded on the
lett Jaw. Agents wanted everywhere 10
brand stock and repre-. ent the EsTRAY RE
CuRn.AN" FAhM JOURNAL For [. rms to
agents, address the p. and ID. Association,
ballas, TEXAS. feb1-lm
n OIlCE TO Own EKS OR UUUUPAN rs
~ OF properly IN sewer districts between
Main and Elm streets, from Sycamore 10
HARDWOOD street and between Main and Com.
merce streets from Jefferson to Murphy street
Section of Sewer OrdinauCe-rhat private
sewers water closets, and sink basins, etc
shall be constructed in all OF said districts in
connect with the district sewer, on notice
from the city engineer, and rs directed by
said officer aud not otherwise.
Sub, Sec. S. Tt shall be misdemeSnor for
the owner or occupant ofany building In any
sewer dtstrict-any position OF witch Is USED
Tor amy purpose during any portion OF the
uHy--tO fall to have at least one water closet
connected with the public sewer Is days az.
ter notification by the city engineer, eto.
The above district sewers are constructed
and rendy for use, and all parties Interested
are hereby notified TO comply with the above
sections Cf the sewer ordinance,
w. NJ. JOHNSON, City Engineer,
November II. lSSA
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ASSlGNEE,s NOTICE.

a
NOTICE Is HhRbBY GIVEN THArON
~ the 18Th day OF Decemher, 1891, KAN
Shl Ids, o Dallas county, Texas, granted and
assigned ~ the undersigned, residingAt No
b2l rlm street, Dallas, Texas, all of his prop.
elty and estate, reR', personal and nut cd mi.
Guiding all his ohascS Ia action, aud n debts,
claims and demands due lp him, or which
might becom due, (snve aud except such
property rs by law IS exempt from eNecn.
lionl - the henetlt ~ such of his credilntg
only rs will consent TO accept In lr prono .
unnol share of his estate and disChar re him
rom thelrlespectlve claims. Provided, how
ever mat h. should not dlschargt d frum
liabilities to creditor who does not 10 cpIy,
as much as ouo-thWd of thu amount a ieaud
mlow. Il In Ills favor 49, n valid claim against
his estate. The creditors OF said Shields con.
seniihg To such assignu eut ara hereby non.
neu 20 make known to me their CONSENT In
wiring within four months Arler the publI.
cation of this notice.
JAMES MORONEY, Assignee.
DALLAS, Texas, J tnuRry /, 1885
All persons indebted to Kane Shields ars
requested 10 pay such Indebtedness la mo nj
my once No, 6I Elm street, Dallas, Tex e
olheIWl sc theclRlms win be placed i'm ina
hsnds oi an attorney for collection,
JAMES MORONEY, Assignee,
Ia
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high above the head, to be laid in ad-
Grafton before the Holy Tooth. Gifts of
mora permanent value are not lacking,
though the Offering of costly jewels are
less frequent than of yore. Far away
TO the north, among the mountains OF
Thihet, Buddhist relic worship takes
another form. On the death of good
Lama, whose sanctity may allow rea-
son 60 believe that he has attained to
the Buddha-hood, or some approach to
that exalted perfection, his body is
burned by his priestly brethren and
the ashes being mingled with clay are
worked up into balls, and then formed
into sacred medallions which are pre-
served in the temple with reyerent
care. All this seems natural enough
when regarded as part of the system of
false creed But when we recollect
how strangely similar to this is the
practice OF two great branches of the
Christian Church-the Greek and the
Latin-we cannot fail to perceive that
here is something which we are
wholly at loss to reconcile with the
simple teaching of christianity as incul-
Of the hydra-headed martyrs whose
heads, hair, or fingers even the toe-nails
are treasured as priceless relics
Ia 30 many different churches
Of the miracles supposed to
have been wrought by them-or the
toilsome pilgrlmages undertaken by
the devout to enable them to worship
aud present their offerings before the
shrine SO richly, endowed to
clam the intercession of the
dead; and when we know
that all this is going on around us at
the dresent day, we feel that In no
sense can ancestor worship be said to
have died out rmong us. Looking back
to the days of Constantine, we learn
that the veneration of relics was carried
to such pitch that it was solemniy de-
creed in council that all affairs beneath
which mono were found should be de-
molished as church found
withou relics could no be
consecrated. And even at the pres
ent day the churcn of Rome requires
that some holy tooth, hair or nail shall
on the consecratlon Of every new
church, be carried in solemn process.
sion by the priests to the altar, aud
therein, in duly prepared niche, shall
be deposited by the Bishop, (who stands
milreless TO receive that precious reli-
quarry, and who may possibly hope that
his own bones may some day receive
similar hdnOr) Having duly offered
incense, he anuoiuts the covering stone
with holy oil, and so seals the relic
tomb, while solemn anthems rise and
prayers are duly said.-[Quarterly
Reyiow.
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Relic Worsll,.

In the lonely forest depths we note
from afar the summit of some huge
dome of solid brick. work, and ON n
nearer approach find thatit Is sur.
rounded by some wonderfully carved
stone pillars and stairs, aud everything
TO provo how unsparingly human labor
has been lavished upon II; and thon we
learn that all this honor is bestowed on
the collar bone, or some other portion
ola Buddhist saint. But ~ to tho re-
puted tooth of Budha himself, It's his
tory, aud the wars which have been
fought for the hon " of it, Gu ,t0dy would
MI a volume. Even AZ the present dav
tho worship Of The tooth isa strlk ngly
picturesque scene, with surroundings II
priceless. quaint, enle-iatlcal 10 wells aud
other temple properties, yellow.robed
priests, gorgeously attired Cingales no
bles, richly raparisOncd elephants, aud
graceful pilgrims, male aud female,
approsching In crowds, each bearing
- Offering Of fragrant flowers carried
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JERSEYS STILL IN FAVOR
Some New Patterns-The Fantail Fedora.
Notes of Novelties in Dress.

Notes OF Novelties in Dress.
The latest novelties i'm iersavs nresant
some natterns that aro notowortI1,
rhoao 90 ~ 80 a.. o""i wy
iheSe arc 'he iahtaii' the feoora 'front.',
the evening dress coat, which is very
similar IN cut to a pentleman,s fpli.
dross ooo+ H.
'"0 .oni'ii@'ion coaC ana
yest, tne laiter either to match orof a
dlIerent color, and few others. The
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w. l.. CABELII, Mavor.
Attest: W. II. PARRY. Nltv Secrefarv

A ORDINANCE ASSESSING COSTS
"A and levying a special tax TO pay for The
district sewer from the west side OF HarwoOd
street, between Main and Elm streets, to a
point In alley In block 1875, distance of 258 feet:
SECTION ]. BE II ordained ry the CITY
Council Of the City of Dallas, That the report
OF We city Engineer OF the cost of construed
Ing the district sewer from the west side OF
Harwood street, between Main and Elm
streets, IN the city Of Dallas, to a point in
me alley In block l25, distance of 25S feet.
De ana the same ls hereby approved, and the
estimate OF prs rata costs therein set forth be
ana the same IL hereby assessed against The
properly therein described. and thai a speoial
INK OF The respe tive amounts stated be and
The same is hereby leve against the varjous
lois OF ground described In said reports, eX.
elusive OF improvements in propo ition 10 he
area the whole district, exclusive of public
highways. The City Assessor and Collector
snail enter said lists of said property and the
name of the owner there IN, together with
the assessment and levy herein made
against each lot or lots In said district, on
his tax rolls, In a DO kept for that purpose,
ana shall proceed to collect the same as pro
vided In the city charter,
SEC 2, That this ordnance shall take Of.
feet from It's passage
Approved OctoberS 1884.
". Il. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest: W. II. PARRY. CITY Secretary
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osFlCIAL-cITY LAWS

A ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE
a lines and width OF part of POLK street:
Councii of the City OF Dial lns, That the pIon
osltlon OF Mr.. 3. II. Cockreli, proprietor OF
the ground, is hereby accepted as a dedica-
". n, ana the lines OF Polk street are hereby
established as follows; Reginning 81 The
northeast Intersection of poydras and Polk
streetsi thence direct line eastery TO the
southwest corner of fraciioL al block No 49,
on the Grigsby league line. the same being
lhe north 1.-The of said street. The south line
81 FOLK street shall begin on Poydras street,
ouieet south OF the first named point, and
Thence run easterly parallel 10 the first line
the same distance; thence north To the south
lne Of foung street. AT said southwest cor
ner OF block 90 the north lines OF Polk and
Young streets meet
SEC; =. That the Engineer is hereby re-
CURED TO measure and properly work the
lines or said street as IA rein defined.
SEC. .. That this ordinance shall take er-
rect rom and after Its passage.
Approved October 2S, 1884
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He Put Itin writing.

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