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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-02
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

DISSOLUTION NorICE-THE PART.
~, nSisnlp ms THIS day boon dissolved by
~, ~. Loyno retaining the bushes and paving
s ul uel lsot the firm and accounts due tho
the bills. pAVSgs" ~ III p,,yIss,yf~,r, L
February %, ISIS " = " 'i' ''''i'
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XiTANTED 80 LADY EETs- WE
w have the best solllng line of goods for
lady agents In America, IL consists of the
Skirt supporter Shoulder Brace, Combined
Hair Bustlo sud skirt Supporter, Safety Belt,
Gossamer, Sleeve Protectors Dress Shields
and other goods for ladies' and children's
wear. These goods are now devices, staple,
and an agent can't fail TO sell something In
every ,ouse. We have 900 agents making
500 monthly. We have 81, 81 and SIS ontflts,
with either OF viii h an agent can make ex'
CAMpnEILM Co. rs NAV streel Vhlcarn
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Thanking my old friends and tho publlo
uI ,nelr liberal patronage in the past, |
w., wou n, most respectfully solicit the same In
'"V iu'ure'i j. NJ. PAYNE,
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NOTICES

~ "a
NoTiCE-PRoPERTY OWNERS HAv.
~ ing bargains TO Offer; We extend tho
my lldtloh contained In last SUNDAYS issue
W persons having bargains for sale In choico
WY properly, and Insist that tits no trouble
10 hHu purchaser If the bargain il mn.
puVSllonahly assured. We regret tho necps-
slty OF turning away customers In search az
kenulne Investments. MURpuY,J nnt W.
street. WIZ 'Vs mann
N oTiCE no CITY TAN.PA1 FRS-CTTY
~ usl, otice OF Assessor apd Colleciot
Dsailas, TeNns, Februory23, lSSi,-The BoSri
y! Appe-ls VIII convene at the CITY Hail or
Mununy the4nd d0v OF March, lSSi. anI viii
Eontlnue IN session until all rppenis bnvc
neen heard. Parties feeling th1nsSiSn.. a NV,
griS,Nspd are hereby notified 10 nnpe,r bcf,,n
SNlu Board, MS their decision shhil hc n,,ai
- d, {, BOGEL, Assessor and Collector,
NoTlCE-LoANS NEGoTlATpn- wE
A. ~ Gun lurnish sums of 81, 900 and inward
ON nfst.clasS improved city propertv M NV
suNtHnteelng satisfaction; propettV must bS
nuce from lncumhrance and desirable ioca,sT
,MUhphh BoLANg, II al Estate mi ~
ltellng AGENTS, 100 Main street. mnrl.it
NorlCE-lIoRsE THIEVES HAVE No
~ use Tor stock that are branded q nm tho
W., ,oIt Jaw, Agents wanted eyervwhera w ,e
lam IS',u slocH and represent the FsrnAY RT.
OOlsn AN" FARM JOURNAL For =. r,,s -
mM,S,h,ts, address the L. and d, AssocIatlon
feb7-lm
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A resolution passed last convention TO
the effect that all debts and liabilities
be paid, and mono contracted. Hence,
tho executive committee have not been
able to put q superintendent in the field
thus far this year. But all debts have
been paid, IL tho balance of pledges due
were paiI Immediately, the executive
committee might have u superintendent
In tho active work of organization be.
tween this dato and the state c0nvon-
ton, which no doubt would advance tho
work greatly, and add very materially
20 the success Of our next annual con.
VentiOn. "A perintendent with assis-
tants who can give their whole alton
ton to the work OF organization for the
three months Immediately preceding
our state convention could accomplish
much In tho general work, aud much
more towards preparing the field for the
next yoar. III $4,000 would organize 80
counties as shown above the $767 due
and unpaid pledges above, II paid,
would. organize at same ratio sixty
moro, aud then added TO tho nineteen
counties organized before, would be n
grand march on the go cou tiles of the
state. Those who have paid these
pledges know It, and wo trust have
nothing TO regret, but rejoice in the
work thereby done. Those who have
not paid know II, and we trust rejoice
also in the work done, aud no doubt
would rejoice much moreip what might
be done II the executive committee
commanded the unpaid balances. win
not those then, who know they are vet
In arrears, mako vigorous effort to re-
init speedily TO the treasurer, DR.. j. C..
Storey, az Dallas, the amounts past duo
from them respectively that tho oxecu-
tive committee may put forward an or
ganized effort, aud the great work un.
der the providence of God go forward.
JonN q. Mccoy,
Secretary State $. s. Association, Nv
order of the executive commitiee
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INSURANCE.

OFFICE OF INSURANCE STATISTICS
" and History, Austin, Texas, Feb
ruary I, lSS5.-To all Whom Il MAY Con.
Germ; This Is TO certify, That the Connecti-
eult Fire Insurance company, of Hartford,
Cohnecllcult, has In all respects fully COM
piled with the laws of Texas, ms conditions
precedent TO its doing business I'm this state,
and that said company holds n certificate of
authority nom this Office emitting II To do
business IN this state for II months nom the
ist day OF january, 1885, to the Slst day Of
December, 1885.
L. S,l-Givcn under my hand and seal, pt
office, In Austin, the day and date frst above
written,
II, p BEE, Commissioners
HEREFORD IS FURsT,
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LOST,

o with l. GOLD LINK BRACELET.
by returning TO Schneider Davis VIZ tewa ar,
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TOR SALE-THE FURNITURE AND
y fixtures OF the National Hotel have
been purchased undera dcpi of ,rnst. and
VIII be sod at VERY low figures; the hotel will
be thoroughly renovated, and can be leased
on reasonable terms. Apply 10 or address
huNpLEN SMITH, Attorneys, Dallas, Tex.
robog- n
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TOR SALE-EGGS FROM PURE BRED
- plymouth Rocks, allslaudard birds sid
q CungerG kCetcl strains; one slt-
"a - ling OF 10 for ~; two sittlngs offs
Al ESN Tor $500. WIN have about the Isl
tNEllNyg ot April few siltings from the
N5aG oiisgr ng direct OF the celebrated
NJ True Blue-the highest SCORING
q. ~ plymouth Rock oockral I'm me-
'kS-Sr United States-gud sold for SIPS:
-, - -, ~ eggs for 81 V. Il. SHUNAi
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M ANTED-A SERVANT GIRL WHO
w understands chamber W rk and cook
ing for a small family; good wages. Apply
SIG Elm str ct, upstairs. fob58-X
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WANTED-IF YOU VAN WORK or
w any kind, or you want help OF any
kind, apply to this office; we can always fur.
nish you with any kind OF helpin reason
able length of time IN ELLIGEHoE ANN
EMPLoYMENT0FFICE, 800 Main street, Dali
las, Texas jan2S-tf
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TOR SALE--H ALE INIERE II IN ONE
If the best paying drug stores in Sui
Rhul Sprlngs' satisfactory reasons for selling
sulphur Springs, Texas. feb0Gtf
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YNANTED-A SINGLE GENTLEMIN;
w careful andneat, to occupy with an.
other q In ge, nicely furnished room ana To
board in private family, near CAtholic
Chnrch. Andross L. H. Hernld nffira o.
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w ANTED-ONE GOOD PANTAL00N
W maker and one good vest maker. Ap.
ply to Heninger Bros, Gainesville, Texas.
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NJ ANrED- ELERS TO STOP At
w the Cleveland House, Abilene, Texas,
MIS-. Bertha Benson, Proprie ress. House
thoroughly fitted up, and conducted on the
Euronean plan, with restaurant attached:
meals at all hours, and polite attention; spe,
cial inducements for drummers febi0tf
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WJANrED-TO REPAIR FURNITURE
" OF all kinds, upholstery vanishing,
pollshlng pianos; furniture packed for sh D.
1910 Main st. ion5Q.i ~
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EuR sALE-AN ELEG mt RESIDENCE
OF 5 rooms, hal S, closets and verandas,
Wen ana cistern; one of the most desirable
locations in the city-355 Ross .. me, In.
qulre on the premises, or L., ABRAHAM
COOPER, Dallas. feh60tf
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NOR SALE CHEAP-A FINE LOT or
u store shelving, Apply at the store house
on Elm street recently occupied by Mitchell
Scrusgs, fec25-2t
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w ANTED-hOTEL HtLP-I WHITE
w waiter; must come veil recommended
and understand hotel work. j. l.. BARYEs
Proprietor Barnes House, Albany, Texas,
folo
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HEREFORD S FURST,
Local Agents, Dallas, Texas.
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FOR SALE

TOR SALE-PEDIGREED AND HIGH
Il grade short horn bulls | have IA head
OF pedigreed and high grade short horn bnll
caves for sale; these ca YES ara imnorted
from Kcntnckyln the fall by General Gano
ana VIII be one year Old this rprlng; thew
are. wen formed, rich reds and whites In color
ana IN excellent condition; have more than
them for sale; they can be seen on the Court.
house square in Dallas on list Monday in
March; terms of sale reasonable Also have
90 common yearlings for sale; can be seen nj
my place, j miles north of civ, y. G.
KNGGHT. fnh5g.St
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TOR SALE-CORD AND SHOVE WOOD
y ~ any quantity and best quality; over
2,VOO cnrdson hand. Also, vented 10 buy Ont
ION seed and seed cotton OF Highest market
PtIve. q. ~ aLERBACH. sel7-U
EoRSALE-PLlMOTH n CKS, WHITE
g. ,,LeShnrns, White COchins Pens; No. /,
SLOW eggs, $3.50 Correspondence a pleas,
mtj visitors welcome, Best stock In the st,te
u. NJ. ONERLEEaE. nallns InrtS.tl
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XNANTBD-A THOROUGHLY EDTTT1c
w ted and accomplished young lady da-
sires position as teacher in prlva @ school ~
as copyist. inquire at or address .NTFI,I
GEScE OFFICE, 600 Main street, Dallas
Texas. feh9S'7
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EANNGN COUNTY LANDS FOR SALE
Il 2oO,Oac OF unimproyed landsin tracts
10 SUIT ana NJ fair prices Twenty good farms
anu desirable property In Bon
nam the county seat, one OF the best
prices and terms, addrcs. T.. j. ABER.
NATHY, Real Estate Agent Bonham, Fanniu
coG ty, Texas.
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w AM E1-AS r,Xp gIENCED DRI0Gc
sale or retail store. Best of references eiysn
in the city of Dallas. Salary no object In
Quire at or address Intelligence Once. nc
Main street, Dallas mch9iln"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-04
BEI.LAIRE,

The benefit given by Black Prince Lodge
No. 81 X. Of p. in The Niagara rink on Sat
urday evening wss ore oil the largest events
ever held 10 the INK 81 least 500 people
wtre present. The s.. Cecilia band fur
nished the music, which delighted the 800
skaters, who occupied the floor until ll:30.
In the one mile rae" between Chas. Hus
bands, Will Myers, John Graham and Ben.
Myers there was some very tas. skating.
Husbands led until about half OF the distance
was accomplished, but when passed by Ora.
ham stopped. Graham finished first, Myers
second, and Ward third. The prize for the
winner was handsome pair Of nickel vine
yard club skates.
The trunk race was something new.
Boys were stationed all around the rink
surface about ten feet apart. The contes
tants, as they PASSED the boys on the floor
in turn carried a stick from one BOY TO the
next. A gentleman blindfolded WAS de,
tailed TO ring bell at certain period.
The contestant holding the stick when the
bell rung was entitled 10 the trunk Will
Myers was the lucky crap The entered
we're: L. J. Smith. II Mvers, Charles
Biprus, Will Moore George Sr"phens,
"Coley" Fry, Tn Shu'teworth, Will
Mills. Frank Archer ..ri Angus, Il ,lewig
The knights of Pyj''ts had n h,ifmile
race The contestants s-re R"brr Forest,
Frank Wallace and W VI Meok Wallace
maintained the lead throughout, Forest vas
second and Mack" panied in ~ rear
The race was for box OF fine cigars The
Judges decided the race draw and will
smoke the stogies them selves.
Ticket No. 32, held by boy named
Squiggins drew the fine cushioned chair
Miss Maggie Baltaell held ticket No -,
which drew the elegant water set.
There WAS quite contest amorg the
ladies for the plush mirror Miss Lille
F'itton Was declared the most graceful lady
skater present and became its owner.
A pair of gen,lemans fine slippers was
awarded to Charles Husbands for being the
most graceful gentleman skater on the
floor.
The affair WAS n grand SUCCESS in every
particular The management was good
and all who we're present report very
pleasant evening. At least 800 was real
lzed by the lodge, which returns thanks for
the liberal patronage accorded it By our peo'
pie.
Mrs. A. X. Morrison, after several weeks
sickness, died ~ late hour on Saturday
nj. VI at her home on Gravel Hill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-04
FAST TRAINS.
The B. s. O.'s Summer Schedule Shortens
the Time Several Hours.
Special 10 The RsJiSt9.

The Ii. s. O.'s Summer Schedule Shortens
the Time Several Hours.
Special 10 the RegiSte.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May y3. There would
appear to be considerable Of a question as
to what road is really entitled to the much
vaunted claim of running the fastest trains
in the world. At least this would be point
raised By the B. & o. people who to-day
have inaugurated new schedule for limited
train service, which is unquestionably with
out parallel. The Chicago limited is short
ened up 50 that by a comparison OF sche
dulles it is faster than any other limited. 1t
leaves at 10 a. m, and reaches Chicago the
next merning at 8:55, making the run in
less than twenty-three hours. Similar com.
parisons as regards the cincinnati limited
shows that it is four hours quicker than 9th.
er limited trains to that city. 1t leaves at
$50 p. m. and arrives at destination at
7:45 succeeding morning, making the run
in sixteen hours and which is wholly
unprecedented, the B. 4 O.'s St.
Louis limited ls over an hour
faster than competing limited trains as is
also its Pittsburg limited, The B. & 0. man
agement announces its intention Of main
tanning its policy Of making no extra
charges whatever on its limited trains, not
withstanding its time is so much quicker
than that made by limited trains of other
lines and upon which there are additional
charges over and above the regular rates.
Tie B. & o. limited from Chicago arrives
q half hour earlier under the new schedule,
while the limited from Cincinnati four hours
quicker than limited trains Of other lines,
while corresponding speed has been fixed
for the st. Louis and Pittsburg imiteds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-04
TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION

Kills Several People-The Devastating
Flight of a Boiler.
GALVESTON, TEN, May 5.-A terrible
catastrophe occurred in this city at half
past seven o'clock this morning. One Of
the boilers at the fremont Hotel exploded,
instantly killing number Of persons and
wounding several others and doing great
damage to the hotel and neighboring
property. The killed are several children; !;
Lawrence Carr, the fireman, leaves family;
Clara Miller, white woman, and Anderson
Jones, colored, a scrubber.
The following are wounded: Jose Aquilla,
pastry cook, badly bruised, and injured In
ternally; John Axman, bell boy shoulder
broken and otherwise injured, Maurice
Sullivan, collar bone broken and badly cub
about the head; 4. Walton, a colored
waiter, arm broken and badly bruised; Mrs.
Burns, linen woman, slightly bruised about
the head.
The conclusion from the explosion WAS
appalling. The fremont House is large
five story brick structure l30 feet frontage
on fremont street about the same depth on
Church street. The boiler house was sit
uated at the northwest corner otthe building
and was q small one story brick attached 10
the main building. The explosion shook the
great building with such terrible force that
the guests through a tremendous earth
quake had occurred and ran panie-striGken
about the Railways. The scene Of the cal
smity presents dreary spectacle, and not
one brick of the boiler house remains upon
another, but in its place, scattered about
for square, lies the debris OF the building,
engine, pumps and boilers. The
northwest wing Of the hotel above
the boiler house was badly wrecked
the wall being cracked and
the windows demolished. Fortunately but
few guests were quartered in this portion
of the building. There were two horizontal
tubular boilers Of sixty horse power at
tsched to the hotel only one of which was
being used at the time. Both were new
and we're manufactured in st. Louis. They
had been set up only last October. AS the
huge monster lett its bed it shot away
from the mann structure passing out OF the
engine house end first Ii crossed an
intervening yard, and passed through two
story frame building where the servants
slept, then crossed Twenty fourth street
passing entirely over a story and half
frame house fronting Twenty fourth street,
then crashed through the roof OF q small
frame house occupied by colored family,
who escaped unhurt and continuing onward
it entered one story house Of i'll
repute kept By eolored woman
Julia Winters This house was completely
annihilated not one stick being left stand
ing. 1t was there, Clara Miller, the white
woman, WAS killed and Maurice Sullivan,
her companion was fatally injured. Every
colored occupant escaped.
The explosion is said to have been the
result Of insufficient tapping OF the boiler
tubes that the msnhesds we're defective.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-04
SUDDEN DEATR.
Madame Gubert, EIother or Sister MSgy
Agnes, PSsses Away.

Madame Gubert, E1other or Sister MsEy
Agnes, Pssses Away.
Madame Gubert, who died at Mt. de
Chsntal Friday morning last, came to
the Mount about nine years ago to pass the
rest of ber days with her daughter, Sister
Mary Agnes, who had an almost world
famed reputation foT the beauty Of her
voice. Madame Gubert was the mother Of
twelve children, al of whom, it is said, died
with consumption, and Sister Mary Agnes
was the last one to pass away which, it will
be remembered, caused feeling of
profound sorrow TO peTvade the COM
munity, especially the Mount
The Madame, ike her daughter, was q
lady OF fine education aad social accom-
plishments, and it is said, in her youthful
days was also . great singer, possessing
voice that almost compared with her daugh-
ter's. She was popular tsvorte among
all the inmates Of the Mount, and as well as
with all those who had the pleasure of her
acquaintance oatside. Her death was very
sudden. She awoke a5out 40 Friday
morning and vent to tee room OF Sister
saying that she was quite sick and inquired
Of her if she thoaght she would de. The
Sister made an evasive answer an did what
she could to ease the Madame, and called
for assistance Bat the efforts to relieve
her were useless and in one hour she was
dead. She died from an attack similsr to
that Of Group in children. Madame Gubert
came here from Philadelphia, which, as far
as is known, was the place Of her nativity,
her husband being Frenchuan. She was
br-;al Cstr-day
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-04
A HoRRlSLE ACCIDENT.
A Young Lady Roasted to Death Oh the
Elk River.

BEyERLY, ". VA. May IA distressing
accident happened on Elk river, in this
county, last Tuesday, in which young lady,
Mics Mary Cosger. a daughter OF John
Covger. was literally roasted alive. 1t ap-
pears that Miss Cowger was burnirga small
brush heap near the house, preparatory to
planting some garden seed, when trou some
cause her clothing took fire and in few
moments she vas ehveloped In the cruel
flames. There was no one near but her
brother Jasper, who was some two hundred
Yards cF repairing q fence, and when Ihe
heard his sister scream after her clothing
isnited. he FASTENED TO her assistance,
but her clothing had nearly burned off OF
her before he reached her. In his efforts
to save his sister his face and hands were
burned in ashocking manner. Medical aid
was summoned as soon IS possible, but she
was past al medical skill snd fingered until
the next day, when she died in great agony.
Miss Cowger was % years old aud was re-
qarded ss one Of the most estimsble young
ladies in that section. There seems to be
q strange fatality IN this county in persons
being burned alive. This makes the tenth
person thai have met their death in this
manner within the confines Of this county
in the past two years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-04

erts, and the June air became cutting De-
cember blast, and the bright wings of the
bad angel turned to sackcloth and the eyes
Of light became hollow with hopeless grief,
and the fountains, that at the start had
tossed with wine, poured forth bubbling tears
and foaming blood, and on the right side
the road there was q serpent, and the man
said to the bad angel, What is that ser
pentT and the answer was, THAT is
the serpent Of stinging remorse."
On the left side the road there
was a lion, and the man ASKED the bad
angel: What is that lion |" and the answer
was: That is the lion Of alldevouring
despair" A vulture few through the sky
and the man asked the bad angel: What
is that vultureg and the answer was: That
is the vulture awaiting the carcasses Of the
slain" And then the man began to try to
pull of Of him the folds Of something that
had wound him round and round, and he
said to the bad angel What is it that
twists me in this awful convolution% and
the answer was: That is the worm that
never dies" And then the man said to the
bad angel: "What does all this mean2 |
trusted IN what you said at the corner oil the
street that night; I trusted in all, and why
have you thus deceived me-" Then the
last deception fell of the charmer,
and it said: Il was sent forth from
the pit to destroy your soul; /
watched my chance for many long year;
when you hesita.ed that night on the street
| gained my triumph; now you are here.
Hs! hal You are here. Come, now, let Us
Gil these two chalces Of FIRE and drink
together to darkness and woe and death.
Hail! Hail" young man, will the good
angel, sent forth BY Christ, or the bad
angel, sent forth by elm, get the victory over
your soul? Their wings are in:er!ocked
this moment above you, coptendiug for
your destiny, as above the Apprentices, eagle
and condor fight mid.sky, This honr may
decide your destiny. God help you To
hesitate is 10 die
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-04
SAFE At CHARLESTON.
The State Government Arrives at the Per-
manent Seat.
L. Al. P.,x,y.-

The State Government Arrives at the Per-
manent Seat.
Special 10 ne Register.
CHARLESTON, May 5.-After very pleas
ant trip without accident or mishap, the
steamer Belle Prince with model barge
MIX Crawley loaded with the State
House effects and Steamer Chesapeake with
the members of the State administration
and party arrived at $50 amid roar Of can
nan and the shouts Of the multitudes who
had assembled at the wharf to meet the
floating Capitol The cannon aboard
the Chesapeake was utilized to
announce the arrival of our party,
and firing at intervals was kept up all along
the Ksnawha, which brought out the citi-
zens of the holloWs and hills and a crowd
greeting the boat with a cheer at every
habitation along the river. The Governor
and State officers who belong to this dis
trict were unusually happy and all were
heartily welcomed by their friends upon
their arrival Judge Jefers boarded the
Chesapeake at Parkers5urg. He left US
at Gallspois, having been called thither by
telegram announcing the probable death
of his father. Senator Camden is here,
the guest Of Senator Kenna. I.