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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-06
WfSga&sa,

- Gin Deuti5er, Der auf Ieircr 0teiie
bur6 arnerifa tirsli6 in . M a ; a antum,
wuroe iiber ieiue Grfabrunsen unb GrIebs
nil beira9t. @r Ipru9 ii3 i'm al0ses
meinen isbr sinitis aug, fIuste aber iber
oaS ewi9e Sagcn mad @slo unO has raits
los rai9e 0ebeu, nadbem boS eritere err
langt 1T. Son uicIen Seiien puroen Gins
w%enoungen Sema6t unb idlisbIi9 Elm BE-
weis bes vrai6en 9ebsns" uerIan9t. vSas
1T Ieidt sa 6eweiien, ent9esnete er, mem
Elm Serbre@er bier 81 Sebn Sabren 3udts
baus uerurtbeilt wirb, 10 iiet CT lie itets in
Iehs ODER iis5en Sabren ab."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-06
@ise0ana.

Sn bieism Ssrbite ;eisen ii6 pisIe
Gdren in Ntsconlin, loear iiiblid bis
Nppieton. Sn CONN Cicero in Sutas
gamie Gountp, belsn 9auptitlbt gppIeton
1T, murbe ein Sst ssiaoNsn, Ser 400 Bio.
wpS. Sn Euma Qanarf in 9urtage Gpuntu
wnrbe ti'5li@ Gin aan;cs &ilbel Don S
Stiif WGren auf %oifener StraBe 9eleten,
bic cher iar ibre 5re3bsit biiben muBten,
ba =. nnS 9. HoIep unb Waipr 0plman
Soso aaf Tie madten unb bret Der Gbisre
erlegten. Cine anbsre YGreniamiIie uou
orei StiG bra4 in jeuem @ountp in @al.
lace Wornes'sS 3weineitau Elm uno i1Ieppts
Elm Sbwem fort. &arner mo6te ,sSaqt
auf bic TdreH uno tobtste spei Der.
islbsn.
Die &atiprobibitions 2iga BON 0iS.
ccniiu piro am DonDrritGg, ben 8. Ofio,
Der, in Convention ju Mtlwaufee sus
lanlmentretsu un6 cine 5weitdlise Gituna
abgalten. 0oS SauptgeiGdft wiro bic
Tetltelung eiaes &arteiprogramms iein
oamit has 3iel Ger Organization bsilsr err
tetHt uEtutu kuNUt.
- Cine Der Sdpeine6oIera dbmIi6e
&rant5eit 1T in Der @eseno BON s aness
pile inter ben SdDeinsn auIoetreten.
500 Sbiere linh in ben lstten 4 Sagen bars
on uerenbet.
81. g. Sole pom Beaper . a m
bat etne Sonneublums bon 10 3ou Ourbs
meiler, 3. Oates BON WiuerGI9oint
cine lo,9e ron is SOD Dur9mcGer ses
3osen.
Sei SanesuiIIe bat elm Gars
ipanif6ea Cabot sebaut, rpouon ii6
etpa no gu 0edblatt eignen ,uerben.
Oas grobte 8latt par SO 3oa long, 81
brett.
Die GabafSe,uie bes Gtaatss Wis.
roniin wi,b ctra 100, 600 Riiten bet,aaen.
bic auf $4,000 Icres in 40 uon ben 65
Spunip's Se3osen puroen.
= Die Tair su Sibtofb Fat nit
'inem Oeftii! Don 1889 Dollars ees
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-06

maize pOltommener Serbif erpartet mirb.
9inii9tIid Der 0uaIitdt finb bic auf einsn
suteu Wsin seri9tct.n grpartunssn ses
rs1tfertist. Cine 70 anbaItenbe Groden:
bsit, wie in bieiem Sabre, bat ieit 1868
ni5t ssberrfdt; wsnn aud i'm SntereHe
bsS @a9st1ums Der Trauben ir;piiden
6ftere Nieberidlds. ruinfdt sspefen wds
rem, 70 fibert uns bod 81. Sise sinen feus
risen Wein, unb BAT bas Sols Der &eben
bsreits ser.ift, rooburd fsrnsrbin bic san;e
Graft Der Traube III Cute fommen FAM.
Inter benz Ginfiub bss in ben lstten Eagen
cinsstret,nsn parmen &ssens wnrbe Der
Nsinfod erfriidt, bic Grsub,n tOnnen
gan, auswa1lsn nnb werosn ibrsr 9feife
i9rea ents.senseiibrt. Gs ino iomit bic
@uSii9ten auf cine quite, ausgereifte Suas
litdt unsetribt, unb bleibt nur gu uiins
i9cn, ba6 teine f6renSen @itteruussuer:
bdItniiie in BEN enti9eioenben Iestsn @p@cn
eintr.tsn.
@~efpbaIeu.
gu @iIIen fanS am 90. Musuit
cine SeriamnIuns bes @eitpbdIii1en gaus
ernsVereins ftatt. Serr 0~tepiIor 6irdem
iprad iibsr idnblide Spar: unb OarIebens.
Salsn. Gs traten 30 Der anseiebenifen
Mitslieosr Der @cmeinoen ImeIn unb 0il:
len our Silbuns elmer ioI9sn Safe gu:
Iamusn.
= Der Sreis SSrter sa6Ite bisbe,
slpei SubiIarprieter. Mm "a. Sept. 1878
feierte !6srr Yfarrsr Yriien Su Gitelisr
unb am "a. Gusuit 1882 9err De9ant
Ysrenbcs gu Niebeim isin iiniSigidbrises
Yrieffsr : SubiIdum. Dim %. Musuit Ia:
men ba;u nod brei wsitere Subilarprisiter
Ssrr 0s4ant OHrseIb gu 9eritsae, 9r
O.dant Semmer gu @obeIbeim unb 5r
Yfarrer Seppler gu 9ddtrinsen, bic sleid'
ssiii8 bic 81. Brisltsrpsibe empinsen. Die.
ielbsn bubsn iid iebs Offentlibe 6eier per-
b,tsn unb beri.lben our9 title 3urldse'
;o9snbeit ii9 entaosen. Iae bret Oeca'
nate i'm &reiie Sortsr perben nunmeb'
bur9 Subilarpri.iter psrpaltet, bic f9 trot
hires bobsn slters nod elmer bewunbernnss'
wiirbisen forperIiden unb seifisen &raf
erfreuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-06
Oeferret6 $ Mn8arn.

= Sn Der Siterrei9iidsn 9lrmee bat man
a%nsefansen, bas &aofabren fir militdri.
ide 3wede gu usrrpenben. Bel ben Mas
n0pern tn @ieSerOiterrei9 ,pwrbsn nsuIi9
beiTase bier Offi5iere u. pier llntsroffi5isre,
bic i'm &abfabren seiibt waren, aIs Srbons
nan3en sebrau9t. Sic bradten, auf IT,
rem BicpcIen fabrenb, bic Befsble bss
9a9ifcommunbirenoen an bic usridisbenen
@eneraIffdbe. Die &aofabrsr iouen ii9
aIs i9ueuer unb ausSauernber ais berthe
ne Orbonnanjen erwieien babsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-06
@tiSGe!Sta.

q Bon ct. Saul beri3tet Der Ste.
sierunssinsenieur betreiIs Der @irfIamteit
6es am oberen Mdiiiiippt einssfibrteu Ste,
feruoiriplfems: 0ie 9~teierpoire beim Qead
nnb Winnsbaso See wurbsn am /. Sep
TENDER, bas bunbert Meilsn itromabwdrts
BON bort selesene Samn,sIbsden am Is.
@usuit 9eOffnet. Sierbur9 wurben benz
Strome 5000 gubitfub @afer per Ses
funbe iusefibrt unb Elm Steissn bes lestes
yea pom iiber 5 SUB gu @ranb 8tapibs unb
tsac 8 SuB Su Sauf &apibs peranIabt.
&ssa Bsri9te 3ufolse Iiefsm segeuwartia
NE tseieruoirs BEN SIufe BET ct. 8auI
rs.@Ii9 einen Sub @afer. gs fmb TIM
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-06
Sin 6eiauntes Mitte Iseaen BEN eanb.

Ipurm III, tdslid Worssa utStsrn einen
EbeelSfiel poa 8o@iaI3 In eiuem gBlSfsl
poa Wader 3u nebnten. Gin fsbr pirt.
James wsitteI III eth Ebee aus Fabisters
men, ben man am beften nii&tern uasbrere
Gage lang seniebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-06


M%spersias,
@etf@e1txteI (9polfterte),
GtbeIn, 8reptere,
Charcoal fir Haudfdner,
Gborr6&e, @briftuSEsuren,
Gtbcrien, Gin8nla,
SalmatieaS, 6rbanmn8sbA1es
6amiItenrs8tHer,
0irutuneSanoet.fen,
6abnea, Blassen,
0mtterate far aslGt 6iborten ~
0etetbn@er in beiiti8s, .nslii4er, trsn1ts
iiider, bouGnbii6er, polniid.r, botHS
fder unb italienii6er Sprs&e,
@efdme far ote bl. Dele,
@emaIoe,
@olos Il. eiIbtrfrens6en,
GoIos II. Eilbertneoatleu,
0ruppenbiIoer amer Ydphe,
@rmppenbileer, (Ybetosr.) son Org
bif@Sfeu, SuG6ten &C., rsriaps
melt bel benz 3ten pleuarsGondl tpsx
Baltimore,
0amSs u. SanriIienbii6er GatboliidA
GetIi8enbiIoer ;um GinrabmexH
&%otteneifen, Sofien8efdBe,
0aaonsS afeln, &elde,
Qtrd)enmn ffalten,
&trdenfe8eL
3smutnnioaat otafen,
Qommuniom. u. Sirman8SaaSeafsu,
arersw c8itattcme.,
QrippenT8nrer,
1ronsn fur Statten,
QrtBtKre pieIer Nrt,
&en, Satnpene.dfet,
sebensseiGi@ten Ron SetiIsta 49,,
2e8enoen Ger &eaItgeu,
2euGter pom Neifins, Sritaria u. eh8,
26iGb5rndeu, WarfhanSn2tr
MeSaiuon, NeBsepdnoer,
Webfdnnd,ett, n eBtpeia,
@iHate, WiHai6dnser.
WiHaIpuIis, WifEoaS '9oTer,
Woniransen,
WcnperapISttu8 It. 9~erTIberats8
Don MonfranS,n, Seldsn, Giborisn ,t.,
CIipen6L SHesfer,en.
BerInattterfrsnsGea,
YortraitS SEQ XIII. It. @inS TX,
BreSisttperfe,
YroseSTonSfreu3e u. 2ateraet,
YprioeS, 8eudJtndnte,
WeltgionS.@efdTe,
RoSsnfrdase, efapuliere,
cptbenbileG cn,
Gtattet aus Der Iaperi9m RrnfamaaR h
Wiub,u,
gtatttett pon @ppS, etoIaS,
GtrduBden u. arda3e
fir grE~tomrnunifonteu &C.,
Sanfansenfen, Samfs@efaBe,
1auf sie8iner, SauffmaIen,
3auffaeiten,
9beolosifAe gSerfe,
archaeological,
Srasbtmtutet,
SrauerbtlSer,
Srauma8SsNaSenfen,
SraHmaSS.oReeiRts,
8asemeeurnS fur 0ranfeabsfu6e.
Bella, SereinSs auSset@num8eH
WaGS. II. ansere 2ersea, 9SeibrAM@.
@etbrun@fafer,
@etbwaKerbcden u. Setter,
@eibpaTer,peoeI,
gltIantea, 2%Anoferten u. @IobesI
9rtefs y. eNrfibpaptere,
@riefS&tiere fir @lidminf9s
Sriefteaer, Sriefuxsf@Id8e,
BmAbaItmasS 8 Sebrba1eY,
SolrtttfAer fir pisle Spradeu,
GessrApbifAe @erfe,
@ef46ftSbaAer.
@sfAi@fs~erfe,
6~elDfeoern,
SamoriftiiGe Saartette, Sersstts snb
0ustte,
@ram matifen Der alien unb mss
beruen Spra9eu,
Sn8cnofGrtften u. Sii~serbldbee,
&alemaer, SIafitfer, ao6ba@eS,
observation-disclosures fir Gsianspereins,
S6iGpapicr, waeai,inif&e @adeS,
Wuffpapier,
Observation-Disclosures.
S6reibbefte, S6nlbaGer,
eGnIen fir SrSsI, aIapisr, gioIiue 1t. (. 10,
StablfeoerH, Sbeaterta6e, Stmten,
Undertakings. nab GrsdbluHSsiGHita,
@iebarsaeiba@er,
YolfSIieSerbaGer,
@5rterbaa)er pieler Spra@en,
3ciGenporla8en, IS
u. Z. 10, v. I. TO-, Y. T. to-.
cut unb biais selieiert BON s,H
MIblbaner & 8eBrle,
S&ssstssst, caA. ~ air& sspassmes "a. 1a
CaHeIansy b'tl
Al ga Gale Strabe, gbieass, La.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-06

Or. SUITS 6uften' Sprup toitst nur 25
Gents bic 6lai6e, uno hsnup6 ipirp er
ielbit ben unSIdubigiten pon itimsr @ors
treifli5feit i%lber5euseu.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21
vAPITAL CITY CULLINGS.
NORMAL SCHOOLS LOCATED,
The Land Board MAXI q Flank MOVE
ment ON the rrsirie Pirates of
Greer odnty--Personal Notes
ana Local Gossip.

AUSTIN, April Especial. + The fol.
lowing places have been selected for
summer normal schools: vGhite Or
ange, Henderson, Sulphr ~ Strings.
Wills Point, Weimer, Gidd fpvs. Rock.
dale, Terrell, Denton, Sher man. st. Joa
Weatherford, Cleburne, uvalde, San
Angela, Albany, Nerd ian ard Dodd
City.
NO applcatlons have been received
from the 4th, 9th, 10th, ar iSth districts
9stb distr III suo o., eon ga, 23d, 24th, and
Iectad. Coiorad col not yet been Sc
i9nsted nv oi ioiiou su Jools have been DIES.
shall, Jefferson' Montgomery, Mar
No applications n , anu huseln;
from the % ia nave been zee i received t
Places in the Z snu IVA eIt ~ ots'lioes s.
aDnointad. .octed. White principals
dppIe II II ". Q. Potts, Smith Rag.
T. n Row or. cow, Mrs. Ed II. Warren,
Rrao5in6s n, A, W. Wilson, Miss N. G.
gher Jay Il. Mcclure, j. n. Gala
Stsnhe z. Hand S. M, Lasseta, r.
II q 6sy, VIM. Carlisle, n. j. Burks,
SlieI Mitchell, J. II. Dean, Mrs. Lou
G;i7 4, John Collins, A. c. Csrnes, j.
q .sspie, f. M Johnson, w. IL. Russell,
~ III y ftutI ~ AAs I'LL
Coiored principals: W. 7. Phillips,
Champion Warning, CD. Anderson, j.
Il. MoCarner, H. II. MADISON, j. M. Ter
! rell, l.. G. Anderson, w. l., Gordon.
n None Of the principals have been as
: signed to schools as yet; fifteen thou
I sand dollars interest on school money
3 was paid in to-day.
a The land board had me citing to- day.
Gov. Gibbs, Commissioner Walsh and
Attorney General Templeton were pres
0 ent. A proposition to,lease'600 900 acres
D OF land in Greor county for term of five
years at cents was dis used, but no
action was taken, though members ia
: vor leasing as above, and it can be set
| down as a certainty that 1t Will be made
on the return of tho absent members OF
the board. This will compel the Frauck-
{ lyn and other cattle corporations now
using free grass either to lease or leave
the county.
) Ferdinan Wilhelm, well-known to
I Dallas firemen, died to-day.
Mrs. Judge Bramlette, mother OF Prof
Bramlette, OF the university, died to-
. day.
r The firomen celebrate tomorrow and
the day will be universally observed as
a holiday.
) Gov. Gibbs Is wrestling with pardons
requsitions and such things.
/ The bazaar gotten up for the Austin
Greys is a magnificent success and the
boys will realize handsome sum.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21
THE LOCALITIES TO CULTIVATE

THE LOCALITIES TO CULTIVATE.
Men do not gather figs OF thistles, nor
do they reap trade harvest In appa-
rently dead, but certainly listless, illib-
eral and unprogressive communities.
That people is the population to court
where activity, intelligence, ambition
and ogressiveness abound. The fact
of the existence OF such wide.awake
and promising characteristics is shown
in the utterances and efforts OF the
special locality to extend its circle OF
acquaintance, enlarge its trade facili-
ties and build up its commercial inter-
ests. Such activity is the result Of wis
dom and the forerunner of prosperity.
In tho western part of our state now
several towns are making splendid of
forts TO get better railway connections
and larger facilities for both buying
and selling. They are organizing their
citizenship for success and Offering lib
eral terms and inducements to the
Gulf Colorado Il Santa Fe, and other
roads, TO connect them with the more
prominent points in the state. They
are reaching out, in word, for COM
mercial and trade fellowship. And, as
vim and public spirit accomplish great
results, these special localities, notably,
Colorado City, Decatur, Brownwoos
etc, will soon sec their efforts crowned
with success.
Dallas can not only learn a lesson
from these western towns, but be forcl-
bly, impressed with the con.
viction that their populations are
the character of people to
go to and cultivate. We might as well
attempt to build, with profit, railroad
to the moon as to so into dull, llstless
unprogressive localities, where they
would prefer never to see railway
rather than to contribute or seek for
enc. Shall these little embryo cities
west of us surpass us in enterprise and
liberality and lively interest in the
community's futuref And shall we
neglect to reach out after the trade of a
section not only developing so rapidly,
but fred with an ambition to keep in
the very van of progress If they have
so clearly recognized the necessity for
extension and speedy action, how much
more forcibly should this necessity inn
press itself upon our citizens with such
vast interests at stake. There is hardly
a hamlet In the west now but is at fe-
yer heat over the subject OF additional
railroad connections, while the great
city of Dallas almost refuses to listen to
these matters which most concern her
future and, indeed, i'm mediate welfare.
The contrast win do TO contemplate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21
CorsIcana Cuttings.

CoRIcANA, April 2O.-lSpecial. RE
ports from all sections of this county
show crops in fine condition, with corn
well up and cotton generally planted, a
larger acreage being put In than at any
preceding season. Small grain is all
in good shape and the outlook for fun
crop Is all that can be desired. The
showers of the past few days are tend.
ing to retard to some extent farmers
who have been little late in planting
cotton, but the proportion who are be-
hind Is very small. The revival at the
opera house continues TO increase In i'm.
terest, and up to last night, being the
end of the first week OF Rev. Dixon q.
Williams work, 200 converts are re.
ported, including the backsliders,
who constitute about half that number.
DIR. w. CASTOR leaves tonight for Hous-
ton 10 attend tho meeting OF the
Texas State Medical association, from
whence he goes 10 New Orleans to be
present at the convention of the Ameri.
can State Medical association.
Mr.. John Il. Conyers left this morn
ing 10 attend the meeting of the Grand
LodgeKnights of Pythias at Gainesville,
he being representative of Harmony
lodge OF this city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21

THE Dodd City Spectator says in al.
luding to the possibility of Hon. DAVE
CqLDERsoN running for governor, that
sold DAVE is pretty well known in his
own district but that when it comes to
netting up votes in other portions Of
bhe state, people will ask; "Who Is
cULBERsoS, and whore is the fourth dis
trict?v II may be there are persons In
Texas who know nothing Of CULBER-
SON, Int the HERALD, If acting as school
trustee, wouldn't vote for any such man
as teacher. There is not man in con-
gress from the south better known or
more highly appreciated than DAVE
cuLnERsoS. |
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21

TIE following from the Texas North
west deserves special consideration In
he agitation Of railway matters now
going on in Dallas: "Montague county
feels the need of more railroad facilities,
and her citizens can afford to put up
Money rather than continue with our
present disadvantages in shipping our
products. Three-iourths OF the cotton
Of Montague county goes to Gainesville
by wagon, all of which would pour into
the lap of Dallas, II proper connection
,ould be secured. This is no small mat
or for Montague county. for such a
Dad would enhance the value OF farms
md farm products, and would double
ur population In short time"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21

LoNGvIEw, April 49, Editor HER
AID. Article I'd. Amendments 10
the constitution OF the United States
read as follows: A we'll regulated
militia being necessary to the security
OF free state, the right of the people to
keep and bear arms shall not DO in
fringed.
Query: Is not the present law of the
state of Texas in regard to carrying
weapons in direct conflict with the
above article.
ID. In the face of the above amend
ment has the state any authority to
prohibit its citizens from bearing arms
unconcoaled.
Please answer to the above in your
valuable paper and oblige.
Yours truly, 4 SUBSCRIBER.
IN reply the HERALD would say that
unless very much in fault the supreme
court has more than once decided that
the amendment to the constitution
above cited does not apply to the case
of citizens walking around with wea-
pons entirely unconnected with milf
tary duty,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21
Imn.rtant Railroad Litlrntlon.

LoNevIEw, April 2O.-ISpocial. Tho
two cases of railroad men for assaulting
hotel drummer, named Pearl, between
here and Hallyille, on the Texas & Pa
citic trains, which were reported at the
time of the occurrences, came up tc.lay
before ]. f. Smith. Some very fine
pointsOf law wore argued and dwelt on
On account of want OF Jurisdiction, tho
case against Conductor Kellogg was
dismissed by Prosecuting At
torrey Jeff league. Conductor Frank
Clarke was tried and ac-
quilted, so establishing the right OF
railways TO make any necessary rules,
and having them enforced by their Of
ticers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21

TIE Whitesboro News has an account
of a citizens meeting held in that place
last Tuesday, the. purpose of which was
to secure an Expression In favor OF
Whitesboro as the location for branch
Of the federal court, and to influence
congress in making an appropriation for
public building. But prominent gen.
tlemen from Sherman, Gainesville,
Denison and the Indian Territory, had
been invited to express their views, and
the result was as might have been ex'
pected. at was decided that each
should continue as best it could, to
work for its own individual interests"
| Twas ever thus,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21

THE Paris Texe.n says Rev. SAM P.
WRIGHT, Of Waco, is raving maniac
on the subject of religion, and has to be
watched to prevent him from killing his
wife AMI children. 1t is not the religion,
however, that caused the lunacy, but
when mans mind is disordered, it is
likely to catch on to one subject as an
other and riot in extravaganza.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21
A Texas Veteran Dead.

CAMERON, April 2O.-Ispecial.l MIR.
George Green, one of Milan county's
Oldest and most respected citizens, died
at his late residence, near town, last
night. Deceased was 70 years old and
had resided In this county nearly 80
years. He was a member of the Texas
Veteran association. He was buried
this afternoon by the Masonic frater-
nifty, OF which order he was an honered
member. He leaves large family and
many friends and relatives.
Distric. court convened to-day. Civil
docket large; criminal small.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21
President Cleveland and the Georglans.

President Cleveland and the GeOrgianS.
WASHINGTON, April 2O,-A delegation
from Georgia, consisting of Gen. John
B. Gordon, Senator Colquitt, and 9TH
ers, called at the White House this after
noon and formally invited tho presi-
dent to visit Atlanta during the ses-
sions of the Commercial convention in
the latter part OF May. Senator Col
quit and Gen. Gordon addressed the
president and impressed on him the
great good to the south which would re-
suit from a visit by him.
The president received the
delegation very cordially and told
them frankly that he wanted
to accept, but was unable to say at pres
ent whether or not he could leave Wash
ington at the time. He was informed
that all the members OF his cabinet had
been invited, and 1t was expected that
at least three would accept. The Presi-
dent then said he would lay the matter
before the cabinet tomorrow, and give
the ommittoe definite answer on
Wednesday. He then invited them to
attend his reception to morrow evening,
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THE HERALD acknowledges the re-
eeipt of a bound volume of the Century
Magazine, embracing all the numbers
issued during the last four months.
The Century stands at the head OF the
literary publications in this country,
and that It is appreciated by reading
people it is only necessary to state that
1t has nearly doubled its circulation in
the time mentioned above. orders for
the magazine should be sent to No. SO.
East Seventeenth street, New York.
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Pictures and frames at Paul Erb's.


SHERMAN, April 2O.-ISpecial. Tho
Texas veterans are coming In and being
cared Tor on arrival by NJ. j. Chopin,
who wss busy yesterday and to day In
attending to assigning them PLEASANT
quarters at the homes of citizens,
The jury in the James Bridges case
brought in a verdict of guilty, and as.
sessed punishment at two years i'm.
prisoumeut.
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OKLAHOMA is now freed Of her
boomers. The troops are doing their
duty in every particular, and are des-
troying the fences of tho cattlemen, 1t
is understood that the order has gone
forth that the stockmen must vacate the
territory, and as they viii not probably be
permitted to remain there great while,
may just as well begin to pack their
trunks now.
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ONE of our exchanges says that the
Russians are trying to induce KoHA-
Rolf to swear that he will wear no
more hair until Russia is mistress Of all
Asia, and then adds the following NOR
ceau.oi diabolism: "All right CoMB-HBR-
OFF! KoMARsFFp The exchange list OF
the HERALD was Immediately called for
and the name of that exchange promptly
stcombed off,"
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The whole earth for Soc, at Erb,s
A Court of Innnlrv.

WASHINGTON, April 90 Secretary
Whitney to-day appointed the follow
ing court of inquiry, to investigate
the office of Paymaster. G eneral
smith; Capt. George Il. Brown, presi-
dent; Medical Director II. w. Allen,
Judge advocate. Tho court will meet
Thursday next, sud win investigate the
facts and circumstances connected with
certain contracts between Austin p.
Brown, OF this city, aud Paymaster.
General Smith, for the delivery of beef,
pork and other supplies to the navy,
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Notos from Flpnso.

Eh PAso, April 2O.-[Speclal. Victor
Riano, who was arrested by Constable
Blocker. Of Fabens station, charged
with an attempt to murder IL. A. Har.
asthy, of the Galveston, Houston & San
Antonio railroad, had an examination
to day and Is held for further evidence,
Harasthy is suffering from his wound
in tho hip, which may prove fatal.
Twelve companies OF the tenth cav.
airy, commanded by Gen. Grierson, SEQ
men IN all, crossed yesterday from this
city to Paso Del Nerte, on account oi
the rise in the Rio Grande, President
Diaz having granted permission, They
are on route to Fort Grant, Arizona,
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A BATTLE may be looked for now at
any time between RIEL and the gov
eminent forces. Let no one believe too
strongly that the British forces will be
successful over tho half-breeds and In
dams. The latter will not probably
meet the troops in open battle, but will
ambuscade them and do their killing
from behind trees and rocks where can
non and shell can be of little service.
The lighting, II may be expected, will
be done with the rifle, and the half
breeds may be better armed In this par
ticular than the troops.