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THE PORTE STILL HEsITATING.

Awaiting the Mandate Of the Powers
Before Sending Troops into Eastern
ROumclia-An Expedition TO Crete.
CoNsTANTINopLE, October 21.-The porte has
decided not to send troops into Eastern Roume-
liza without European mandate. The various
diplomats In this city consider the aspect of the
situation as very serious, and fear that the
Turkish circular, the discussion of the matter
by the ambassadors and the action OF Servia
may impart a European character to the Bull
garian question, which the powers desire TO
1ocalize. The porte, however, will not admit
that it is only a local question.
ATURKIsH FRIGATE SENT TO CRETE.
The Turkish frigate Iskended has proceeded
to the island of Crete with an armed force, in
view of the threatened outbreak in that island
KING GEORGES COMING SPEECH.
ATHENS, October 21.-The kings speech at
the opening of the chamber OF deputies Oh FRI
day next Is expected to be warlike In Its tend
ency.
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Where Kate Kept Her Funds.

WmeEc 1AWSc 1AcPG HUI umu1s
CURIOUS FACTS ELECTED IN A SUIT AGAINST
THE ESTATE OF AN ALLEGED EMBEzZLER.
In Judge Collins court, In Chicago, Emma c.
Hendrickson, a milliDer. Is endeavOring to es.
tablish claim to 81 800 against the estate OF
Kate Roach. Kate was employed by Mrs. Hen.
erickson as assistant for number Of years and
1t is claimed by the latter that her finances
were subject to constant drain, which was
only explained when It was discovered that the
employee had q considerable sum Of money
stored away in her hustle. Mrs. Hendrickson
then began to watch her assistant closely, but
one day Kate Roach threw herself from q win.
dow and was killed. Mrs. Hendrickson then
brought suit against the ectate OF Kate Roach
to recover q 500, claimed to have been en-
bexzied by the deceased. Judge Knickerbocker
allowed the claim, but on appeal the decision
was reversed. A new trial was obtained, and Il
ID again on hearing before Judge Collins Evi.
dence was introduced showing that Miss Roach
would frequently bring home money and seW
the bills into her hustle.
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Both sides Continue to Claim the Elec.
tion Of Legislative Candidates.
CINCINNATI, October 21.-The official can.
vass of the Hamilton county vote at noon had
gone through the twentieth ward, leaving
but five more wards to canvass. There are two
precincts one in the ninth and one in the
eighteenth ward mot yet counted, and this may
cause delay, but enough will be known by
night to show the final result. So far both
sides are claiming the election Of their iegisla-
tive candidates.
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AFTER THE RACES
CALL AT
HOTEL BELvEDERE CAFE
OPEN UNTIL 12PM oclo-5tlps

Oua Srocx CoMpR1sEs
BBAss ANDIRONs.
BRASS RENDERS
BRASS SCREENS, with Decorated Glass
BRASS SCREENS, with Peacocks Feathers
BRASS SCREENS. for Embroidery.
BRASS EASELS,
BRASS COAL HODS
BRASS COAL VASES
BRASS WOOD CARRIERS,
BRASS LAMPS. In Great Variety
BRASS BELLOWS.
BRASS BRUSHES
BRASS FIRE SETS,
BRASS HEARTH RESTS
BRASS COAL GRABS,
BRASS WOOD TONGS,
BRASS BOUND HALL CLOCK,
BRASS HAT RACKS
BRASS MIRRORS,
BRASS SCONCES,
BRASS COMB AND BRUSH TRAYA
BRASS MATCH BOXES.
BRASS CANDLESTICKS.
BRASS CUSPIDORS,
BRASS UMBRELLA STANDS
BRASS RACKET HOLDERS,
BRASS TRIvETS,
BRASS TEAKETTLES
BRASS GAZETTEER,
BRASS CHAIRS,
BRASS wHATNOTS,
BRASS RECEIVERS
BRASS PLAQUES.
BRASS TRAYS,
BRASS TABLES,
BRASS BOOK RACKS,
BRASS Music RACKS
The most extensive general stock of BRASS GOODS
. be found anywhere.
HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON,
Scas3wzm A2A 9Th NV.
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to-day, in the supreme court. Dismissed the
complaint In the suit of Mrs Mary Maud Wat
son, Sranddaughter OF the late John Ander-
son, the millionaire tobacconist 10 CO ablish her
claim 10 more OF her grandfathers money tina n
she was awarded by the will The udse held
that although Mr.. Anderson might have been
fanciful, Yet his mind was PERFECTLY sound
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NAVAL ORDERS.-Lieut. s. c. Lemly, ordered
TO continue on present duties in the judge advo-
cate generals Office until October goth, 1885,
Medical Director John NJ. Brown, to continue
on duty in charge of the Museum of Hygiene
until June 3Oth, 1886. Commander T. F. Kane,
detached from command Of the Galepa LIST
instant, and ordered to proceed home and wait
orders,
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shot with waIkinv.stick Gur.

SiMcoE. ONT, October 2l.-Joscph smith,
alias "Devil Joe, WAS to-day Iound guilty OF
williul murder by the corouers Jury for shoot
ing and killing John Armstrong, on SUNDAY
night last, with a walIing-stick gun. The RAM
rod OF the gun was driven completely through
Armstrong = body, and he died In great agony
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CASES BEFORE THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
The Secretary of the Interior to-day heard argu-
ments in the Ross and Wymer Michigan land
cases, as to the facts, ex-senator Mcdonald ap-
pearlng for the former, and Judge Shellabarger
ana Gen. Burdett tor the latter. The hearing
In the indemnity cases of the Northern Pacific
Railroad company has been postponed until
counsel.
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SMALLPOX QUARANTINE.-The governor of
michigan has requested the marine hospital
authorities to resume charge of the smallpox
quarantine against Canada, which service was
discontinued short time ago when the state
appropriations became available.
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The Problem Of the NiIler~.
THEY MUST GET CHEAPER WHEAT OR BErr
PRICES FOR THEIR FLOUR.

PRICES FOR THEIR FLOUR.
MINNEAPoLIs, MINI, October 2l-The mil.
lers' association has voted 10 shut down the
first day OF November. The reason given Ia
that they cannot pay present prices Tor wheat
anu sell their -four in the east on the basis OF
the advanced rate. They must either get
cheaper freight rates or buy cheaper wheat The
mlliers claim To be running at "A loss now aud
unless the relative prices OF wheat and flour
come nearer together the only course left VIII
be TO stop milling flour.
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ARMY ORDERs.-First Lieut. Robert Craig,
4th artillery, is relieved from duty in the signal
service, and assigned to temporary duty in this
city until his accounts with the Treasury de-
partment are adjusted, when he will proceed to
join his battery. Major Anthony Heger, sur
geon, will, In addition to his present duties as
member OF the Army medical examining board
now in session in New York city, perform the
duties OF attending surgeon in that city.
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General Foreign News.

THE CHOLERA IN SPAIN.
MADRID October 21.-There were 81 new
cases of cholera and 4S deaths from the disease
reported yesterday throughout Spain.
THE REPORTED RIOTS IN DENMARK.
LONDON, October 21.-The Independence Belize
of Brussels is the author of the report Of rioting
in Denmark yesterday.
ENGLISH COTTON MILLS REsUMING.
MANCHESTER, October 21.-In consequence of
the ending of the strike of the cotton operatives
at Oldham, the mills at Ashton-U nder-Ly nne
have resumed on full time.
SATISFACTORY TO THE POWERS
-CoNsTANTINoPLE, October 21-The Anglo
Turkish-Egyptian convention is declared to be
entirely satisfactory to the powers.
THE TRIAL OF MR.. STEAD.
.LoNpoN, October 21.-The trial OF Mr.. Stead,
editor of the Pail Mall Gazette, and the other
prisoners in the Armstrong abduction case, will
begin on Friday next.
THE PLAGUE AT PALERMO.
ROME, October 21.-There were 43 new cases
Of cholera and % deaths in Palermo yesterday.
MONTREAL, October 21.-Mr. Darling, presi-
dent Of the Toronto board of trade, waited on
the general passenger agents of the two great
to extend to that body the same rate OF fares
and privileges which the members Of the Com
mercial Travellers association receive. The
practical effect of granting the concessions
asked would be to confer the benefits on the
employers direct, and not on the employees.
quest on January LIST next The CONNER
cial Travellers association protest against the
arrangement.
Pacific Mail Quarterly Dividend.
NEW YORK, October 21.-The Pacific Mail
directors have declared dividend OF Ia per
cent for the current quarter. The statement Of
the company shows gross earnings for the quar-
ter ending August 31st, 1882 ,4S7; operating
expenses, $S28,45S; net earnings, $404 ,O33;
cash October Goth, $3.50, 346; estimated cash
November LIST. S0O9,4S6.
Fish Going - Appear Against wsrd.
ny W n arg-H,
was to-day taken from Auburn prison. and LEFT
at IL O'Clock for New York, where he il to be
used ~ witness In the Ferdinand Ward suits.
The Railrood Offers . Comproaise.
PROBABLE SETTLEMENT OF THE CALIFORNIA
TAX CASES AGAINST CENTRAL PACIFIC
SAN FRANCISCO. October 21.-In the long dis
puted case Of taxes claimed by Colusa, Sacrar
mento, San Nateo, Fresno and Santa Clara
counties as due from the Central Pacific rail-
road company for the years 1881 and 1882.
Supreme Court, Il II learned that the three first
named counties have accepted the raalroad
c0mpany's offer OF the full face value OF the
taxes, leaving the question Of Interest ana
pene!ties 70 Be decided later by the court u5e
oblire Fresno and santa Clara counties 20 &C.
cept the same termA inasmuch - the Supceme
Court rofnsod to hear the claims Of each county
separately. bat punched them togeencr - IN
vcSving TIE sanne is.osa The ausssion o. q.
o nsrsm g coast Sssoes iseS The seesptancs
On fhe part a the counties = viewed g satis-
lAcSoey Dettlemenk both Tor them and the COM
peny: me anoont g iSsos Tor interest ana
penalties = cveg u 100000
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Auction Sale Of Local Stocks.


At auction sale Of miscellaneous stocks at
Duncanson Bros. to-day the following prices
were realized: 5000 3-65 bonds, 1853; II
shares Farmers and Mechanics National bank,
159; 8 shares Title Insurance, 1901; 100 shares
Riggs Insurance, Z; 100 shares Riggs Insurance.
6aa; 20 shares Second National bank. 100; 20
shares Second National bank, 1882; so shares
Washington market, 1884,; SO shares Washing
ton Gas stock, 40.
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Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, October 21.-The outcome OF the
French elections is shown by an article In the
monarchical Figaro, which says: "The republic
is made and founded. Ali politics which does
the air."
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TOR the settlement ~ The Cnrolfneo Question,
80 haye. oont cor1oo q &c to the 0eruan and
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The EVENING STAR Is served to subscribers In the
city by carriers their account at 10 cents
week OF 44c- per month. Copies at the counter
cent: each; BY m,silEpostage prsPaid-5O cents 6
inferred the Post Office at Washington, d. c.,
secoudclsss mail matter.
THE WEEKLY STAR-published on Friday-S1
wear. postage prepaid six months, so cents
Sc All mal subscriptions must be paid advance;
NO per sent longer than is paid for.
Rates of advertising made known application.
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LADIES FuRs AND WARS
~, Our s Fur DEPARTAENTis well stocked with all
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN WRAPS
la LADIES; MISSES AND cH1LDRENs FURs in
pr ass TRIMMING at Ne" York manufacturers
w1LLETT RUoFF.
HATTERs AND FURRIERs,
oc156m eo5 Pennsylvania ave.
THr Pr op1r ALL WAsr
The Celebrated COUSINS Make of Shoes. We are
numbers styles and ali the popular prices Besides
this make we keep shoes q every reliable make
chance to test the value of our goods.
oc17 1sl4-1s1e Pennsylvania ave,
ENDORsED BY SCIENTISTS
ABSOLUTE SAFETY FROM LIGHTNING.
The "Hubbelr patent and scientific system. used by
the Supervising Architect Of the Treasury upon
New Orleans, and BY the Ordnance department the
C.J. HUBBELL
ocs3m els St. Washington city
UN1vERsA1MErA1P o11sH1seP AsrE
FOR BRASS GOODS.
AND ALL METAL SURFACES
BOSTON HARD WAX FOR FLOORS
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON,
| 424 9TH STREET.
NOVELTIES IN BRASS se2l
W. DD1Se INVITATIONS PRoxprLY
AND PROPERLY EXECUTED AT
PARETs,
sl3 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Satisfaction guaranteed in every particular. We do
our own work on the place and invite you TO inspect
| the modus operandi
VISITING AND REcE PT1oN CARDS
on short notice oca1plm
LADIES. ATTENTION.
LATEST PARIsIAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS
MILE NJ J. PRANDI.
1909 STREET.
PoMPADoUR BANGS. SINGLED BANGs.
ns,ss s:fs ss 'ss
| Autumn HIS
Fun and complete stock Of Gentlemen, Youths.
| Boys and Children's HATS. Sole Agents for
DUNLAP 4 Co.sNEw YORK HATS
None genuine unless bearing their sradsmark.
Children's POLO CAPS In al qualities end peicea
CORRECT sTYLEs-PoPULAR RRIcDs-FINz
GOODS
wILLETT 4 RuofT.
! no eos Psanayivaaia eve
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Canada and the Colonial Exposusson.

OrTS@A, ONT, October 2l.-Sir Charles Tup-
per raves Tor London on Saturday. He VIII
ehoeaNor TO secure larger allotment OF space
.oI Sahada al the Colonial and Indian eSpost-
ton, as the 81 900 feet now assigned will not
%, ue large enough TO accommodate al the exhib-
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MANY MINERS KILLED.

month. Pa, This N orntng-F0arteea
Men Said to he Dead Already.
wrLKEsBARRE, PA, October PA terrific
explosion OF gas took phase In No. slope OF the
Delaware and Hudson coal company Mt Ply
mouth this morning. The greatest excitement
prevails there. as the slope is full OF men and
boys. One report has IL TINT the number OF
killed Sfu be large. As far can be learned
hiteen men are known 20 he istaliy burned.
LIer.-The coroner has been notified OF the
accident IL Is now reported that of the fifteen
men burned fourteen have since died. Priests
iIoin TINS city and Nanticoke have been telo-
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SPECIAL Nor1cr
TO
HOCSEKEEPER2
MOORE LEDING. JEWELLERS,
hoo PENNSYLVANIA AVE,
HAVE JUST SECURED VERY LARGE LOT
OF GENUINE ROGERS BROTHERS
SPOONS. FORKS AND KNIVES
AND OFFER THEM AT
UNPRECEDENTED Low PRICEa
THEsEGooDs ARE GUARANTEED AZ REPRE-
sENTEn
LA1GE AND SELECT STOCK or BEST PA.
TED HoLLow-wARE
~W1 sokscsT A. 1A1xy cAxLss1o-anr2s
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THE EVENING STAR.

PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth st. by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't.
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Asking the Privileges OF ssDrummer..


NEW YORK, October 21..The PACIFIC Mail
directors have declared dividend OF IN pei
the company shows gross earnings for the quar-
ter ending August 3lst, $1,232 ,4s7; operating
cash October Doth, $685., BAG; estimated cash
November LIST, 5000, 466.
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Fish Going - Appear Against Ward.
AUBURN, N. Y, October 21.-James ID. Fish
was to-day taken from Auburn prison, and LEFT
at IL O'Clock for New York, where he IL to be
used a. q witness In the Ferdinand Ward suits.
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THE CHOLERA IN SPAIN.
MADRID. October 21.-There were 81 new
cases of cholera and AS deaths from the disease
reported yesterday throughout Spain.
THE REPORTED RIOTS IN DENMARK.
LONDON October 21.-The Independence Beige
of Brussels is the author of the report Of rioting
in Denmark Yesterday.
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ing a politician, he is noted for his prac-
teal wisdom, and as the incumbent OF
the most important department place,
as many think, his financial talent will
shine with peculiar lustrs.
OF the military heads JUDGE ENDIcoTT
as secretary OF war is the representative
of that true democracy that knows no
relsnting because environed by political
superiority. In Massachusetts, lac was
the standard bearer of the democracy
for governor, and like the ADAMS fami-
ly, who have most wonderfully re.
talned their greatness rs inherited from
the Pilgrim Fathers, he too has sustained
the hereditary greatness of his name.
MR.. WHITNEY, of New York, is seere-
tsry Of the navy, and is especially re-
markable for his candor In politics and
absolute refusal to follow party blind
folded. He was splendid speci-
mon of the pure and spotless
statesman in the late presidential
campaign, and will manifest in his en-
ergetic management of naval affairs the
great business capacity and tact with
which New Workers. credit him
Mr., Villas has been already honored
as the chairman of the Chicago demo-
cratic convention that nominated Mr..
CLEVELAND. He is from Wisconsin
and for postmaster general it would
have been impossible to have N ade a
more iudicious selection. A month or
so longer campaign with hisg reat exer
tions would have carried the northwest
for CLEVELAND.
We all know tho new attorney gener.
al, RIA ND from Arkansas.
lie is very disting uished lawyer, q
broad and comprehensive statesman
ana one upon whose democracy
there Is no discount whatever.
Tho portfolio of tho interior has been
awarded to Mr.. LAMAR, of Mississippi,
and his high-tonod patriotism, with his
prominent senatorial ability, assure
wise and discreet administration of the
affairs of his department.
The only crltcism tho HERALD can
advance on these selections is that per.
haps Mr.. CLEVELAND has drawn too
largely upon tho senate for his personal
aud immediate counseors. How the
administration can "get along" without
GARLAND, LAMAR and BAYARD in the
senate It is difficult to perceive Just now,
but it may be that their assistance IN the
cabinet may be more valuable still to
the country. Nous vorrons.
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LATE PERSONAL.

II, N: Read OF Corsicaua Is registered
at the Windsor,
Col. Il, p. Dick, of sherman, Is guest
of the Windsor hotel.
Co; J, II. Brltton, of sherman, is regis.
tered at the Windsor.
Il. d. Mcclellan OF Bonhau, Is q guest
Of the Windsor hotel.
Mr.. Il, Q. PnGle, Of Wichita Falls, is
here visiting his friends.
DIR. w, W. Van Ness, OF Now York, ia
stopping at the Windsor.
Judge ]. A. Carroll, Of Denton, ia a
guest of the Grand Windsor.
Francis. Salvador, Of Paris Franco is a
guest of the Grand Windsor hotel.
J l.. Owens aud Robert Goodloo. of
Rcd Oak, Ellis county, were In the city
Yesterday, negotiating largo cattle
trade.
4. II. Kingsley the popular Travelling
passenger agont OF the Louisville N
Nashville Railroad Is stopping At the
Windsor,
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England and Russia.

LONDON, March 4.-The Times com.
mends the decisive Afghan policy Of the
government and says: Our rights there
arc clear beyond dispute. Whatever
may DO necessary for tho safety of In
ana, England 10 fully prepared 10 at
tempt aud perfectly allie to perform.
Tho Standard and other papers com
mond the governments attitude in
similar language.
NO FEARS FELT or EITHER SIDE
Lessar, oil the Russidu-Afghan from
lier committee, viii leave London on
Monday, tho discussion Of his proposals
having closed. There Is no fear iclt nt
tho Russian embassy of war letween
England aud Russia. A Russian com.
mission will meet an English commits
sion near Ballamurghab about MAY 10.
The decline in Russian 5's on the
stock exchange, since February 7, has
only boon u to d.
n new Chinese loan has alreadv basn
subscribed ia London.
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THE INAuaURAL ADDRESS

PREsIDHNr CLEvELAND's address was
manly and plain, bearing upon It's face
the impress Of profound consclonti-
BUSINESS. In the dawn of an admiui-tra.
tion from which much is expected, the
Democracy, who have for SO many years
combatted the consolidation tendencies
Of political opponents, hail with eager
delight this announcement from the
president: ain the discharge of my Of
fetal duty shall ondeayor to be guided
by a just and unrostrained construction
OF tho constitution, careful obsorv-
anoo of tho distinction between tho
powers granted to the federal govern
ment and those reserved to The states or
to the people, aud by Il caution and APP
probation of those functions which by
the constitution and laws have boon o.
pecially assigned to the executive
branch of the goyornment."
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BERLIN, March 4,-The North Ger
man Gazette says: 1.-THE publication
by England Of the private interview bo-
tween Mslet, the English representa-
ave at Berlin, fnd Bismarck, is a strik-
lng and regretoble inlisCrotiOn, and
must stop all confidential exchange of
views between the two countries. 7rhe
object OF tho publication was uudoubt.
edly 30 make France distmsJ Germany.
hut l. failed. Tho malevul9nce of Eng.
land is iuexplte,blou
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THE DALLAS CHARTER.
SONS singular Sentiments Reported From
Austin-Light Red Paint.

Soms singular sentiments Reported From
Austin-Light Red Paint.
AUSTIN, March l.-[Speual, l-sone
OF the members Of the special committee
on the Dallas charter hold an informal
meeting tonight. 1t seems to be the
opinion prevailing generally as to char
lors-some think Dallas wants too
much power, some think MIR. Kim.
breugh's amendment should prevail,
others not. The shartor Is in statu quo
rs yet, II much disturbance IL made
about IL In Dallas, the city will have Ia
keep her present charter and the whole
thing will be defeated.
The celebration spoken of tonight
over tie Inauguration has subsidized
The town Is not so red as II has been.
The cornerstone ceremonies were too
exhaustive,
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THE CABINET.

The secretary OF state Is Mr.. SENATOR
BAyARp, OF Delaware. His emineuce
as q statesman is too we'll rocognlzod TO
need comment. Thoroughly Domo-
cratic, he will probably Impress himself
very forclbly upon the administration.
Mr.. MANNING is perhaps the most OF
flcient worker that the cause of reform
had In New York whom the great vic.
tory Of Mn. CLEVELAND was obtained
against machine politics. Without be-
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TROUPE, March l.-lspscial.l -Yestor-
day evening, about 0 o'clock, two shots
were heard in tho neighborhood Of the
city lookup, which proved to be the
shooting OF Rip Jackson. oOlored, By II.
c. Bryant deputy city marshal, one
hhot striking him in tho left shoulder,
the other through the hand. The par
iicularS can not be obtained, but II IL
learned that IL was caused by the In
terfersnce of Jackson In regard to some
prisoners Bryant had in custody. Jack.
fatal
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AT THE 81. GEORGE.

George w Geer, Fort Worth; r p
Henry, Lancaster; II b Greer, II c
Scott, Athens;J S Sanderson, Orange;
j V Thompson and lady, Athens; w
Durham, Dallas; II i Wakefield, Wake
ton; CO Lovills, Hillsboro; John T Al
len, Austin; w Lingerbrink, Amster-
dam; Thomas Kruchen, Cologue; E G
Pfaflle, Wichita Falls; S b Wadley,
Weatherford; e Il Lewis, Cleburne;
George b Anthony, Athens;J p DowelI,
j . Geddlna, Mckinney; w J Beason,
Chetako, Kansas; j g Moore, McKin.
ney; William Veal, John w Veal and
wife, breckenridge; Thomas Vorossett
Caddo; w II Cardiff, Miss NJ L Cardiff,
Decatur; G II Wilmington, Ranger; D r
Lee and wife, Boston; w J Anon, III p
Shanskin, III G Camp, Palo Pinto
county; r r Bell, Wask0n; l. S Schla-
ter, Jefferson; A Q Mcdonald, r T. viii.
liams, Wills Point; S S Davis, A l. Tun-
nell, Canton; w b Ly brand, A b Allen,
Wills Point; G @ Moncastle, McKin-
ney; 7 Wilson, Texas; Norton Wusdou,
w G Blackwell, Dallas City; II II boo.
ley, Houston; j r Wilson, j b Holland,
Fort Worth; II w HOYems, Texas Il Pa
Cilic railway