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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-07-19

tor honrado abogar por que desapa
rezcan las nltimas con tanto ma
yor motive 81 lastiman la moral
pdb.iea y ell decoro de una socie-
dad.
NosotroS no entraremos 4 ana
liza la fOrma en- que Sc present0
a compar~a en- question, nj los
incidentes a que di6 lugar, entire
ellos I'M alboroto en- la Marina
que pu1o tener malas consecuen
cias,
No hace mucho, Y volvemos d
10 de las costumbres inconvenien
tes, IA de los Judas de trapo oca-
slon6 en- un dia de Gloria serios
di>gustos Y deplorables especta
culos. Este a1o Sc prohibieron;
noso'ros deseamos que siga la
prohibition pa,a 10 Successive, La
costumbre de arrojar en- los tres
das de Carnaval huevos y aguas y
otros liquidos sobre el tran~eunte
va por fortuna extinguIcndo>e tam
bien, Y conhamos en- que no e>ta
lejano el dia en- que nj mcmoiia
Sc haga de aquelioS iuogos, tan
fecundos en- deS6rdenes V en- Ian
ce desagradables. " e' que no
en- balle los tiempcs marchln'
Por 10 mismo que amamCS a
Puerto-Rico, por 10 mismo que
reconocemos Y elogiamos su cul-
tura Y su buen sentldo y sus vir-
tudes, anhelamos que para STEM
pre- desaparezcan ciertas costum-
bres que, no por ser tradicionaIes,
deian de MERCER censura y de
dar pabulo a escenas POGO edlti
cantes que NAL, muy NAL, Sc com
padecen con aquella cultura, con
aquel buen sentido, con aquella>
virtudes que notoriamente carac.
terizan a esta digna sociedad.
Sabido es que 81 hubiesen eSta-
do prohidas ell domingo Illtimo
las comparsa de mascaras, 8 cuan.
do menos permitidas con ciertas
condolences y reservas necesarlas,
de SECURE que nj la moralidad pd-
blica hubiese sufrido en- la tarde
de aquel dia las graves ofensas de
que todo ell mundo Sc lamenta, nj
hubiesen tampoco ocurrldo a gu
nos academies, el mencionado de
Ia Marina, rerbi gratia, que bien
pudo dar lugar, como va hemos
dicho, d tristisimas y fatales con
tingencias.
y vamos 4 nuestro prlncipaI
prop6sito. E,ta visto-E2 1Si-
miEsta 10 stigua por su parte -
que la opinion pdblica Sc ha pro-
nunciado va so,emne y detinltiva'
mente contra esas mascaradas in
convenientes, peligrosas y per-
turbadoras, contra esas mascara-
das que no solo conspiran contra
ell pudor de nuestra poblaclon,
sino que asi mismo pueden cons
tituir a veces un riesgo para el
orden pdblico.
Nosotros, pues, deseamos tam
bien vivamente que Sc prohiban,
8 cuando menos, segdn va hemos
signifcado, que haya mucha es-
crupulosidad y muchas reservas
en- la concession de permisos para
esas diversiones de Julio y Agos-
to. De otra marera, no podran
eyitarse espectaculos como los de-
domingo, y por ende, 81 algo sen
siblc vuelve a ocurrir, las lamen.
taciones vendran a ser tardias y
va fuera de lugar por desgracia
PCr de contado, advertimos que
nos inclinamos hacia el primerc
de los extremes ,propuestos.
Esperamos, pues, que nuestra
celosa Autoridad local, que Sc inte-
resa como ell que mas por la mo-
ralidad general Y el sosiego de
de esta poblacidn digna y NORGE.
rada, atendera nuestras indicaclo
mes, que son eco tiel del unanimt
concerto de. la opinion pdblica.
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DE AGUADA.

Recomendamos a Ell Clamoy
del Pals 10 que sigue:
Aguada, 4 de Julio de 1885.
Sr. Director del BoLRTIN MERoANrIL.
Puerto Rico.
Muy senior mio: raego & v. Sc sirva
insertar en- Ell peri6dico de su direction
las siguientes lineas, anticipando & v.
las gracias su atento s. 8.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-07-19

Dejemosle que viva en- esta
ilusi6n.
Y procederemos con carload.
Porque 10 ha dicho Ell poeta;
Las iIusiones perdidas
;Ay, son hojas desprendidas
Del &rbol del coraz6n!
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=. B. S. NJ.

Eduardo Conroy, Pedro J. SaIicrup,
Damian Rodriguez, Jose Rodriguez y
Rniz, Jnl;an E. BIsnco, Emilio Fe-
rrary, Por mi sehor padre Jose Artiga
y Maldonado, Amalia G. Llanri, Qua
dalupe CIaudio, Antonio Rodriguez,
Manuel Isern.
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COLONEL Il. w. oGLusBY.


Candidate FOR Comptrolloi--uls Views
on Some Questions or State Iu,-
pol ancc.
Piano, Oct o. -[Special. - Your
representative had the pleasure OF
meeting Colonel l.. w. oglesby this
incoming, and in tho course of brief
conversation elected the fact of mis-
candidacy for state comptroller at the
next election.
In answer 10 tho question as to
whether or not, In his opinion, tue
present incumbent, w. j. Swain,
won. d be n candidate for ro.election,
no said that no was satisfied that he
would not, and that no himself would,
81 pIobao lily, bs the only ckndi-
State.
Upon tho question of tho eousllzu-
uon o. axes throughout the State, no
tPoko rs most decidedly In favor o.
olrlY actlon by the next Legisla.
turo upon that pueation, aud IA a
that as tho collector OF taxes for ,hls
county FOR tho past eiuh, years ho fully
appreciated TIE necessity oi arch law,
And horsd that tho interest recently
iaken N the question by tho assessors
and COLLECTION throughout the State
would increase, and that by meeting
aud nnoontiatlng their ideas nj MI
eaflY day they might DO ablo 10 make
such formidable showing 60 thu next
Le2 STAT ure That would induce favor
ADle action ny that body. ue consid-
tls the tntifo district solid for Govor-
nor Throrkmorton In tho uycut OF mis-
cinuldncy Tor 70. election,
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Tyler.

TYLER, Oct. 9.--lSpecial. Tho fol-
lowing assignment Of causes in the SUI
prame court, az Tyler, for tho term be-
ginning on the first Monday in Octo-
Ter, 1895:
First Assignment Two weeks. be-
ginning. Monday, October 3, 1877, are
assigned for hearing causes from tho
counties OF San Augustine, Nacog-
doches, Cherokee, AOoeraou, Sabine,
Gregg, HARRISON, Wood, Henderson,
Upshur and Smith.
Second Assignment-Two weeke, be-
ginning Monday, October 10, 1855, are
assigned for hearing causes from the
couoties OF Bowie, Cass, Camp, Frang-
lin, Marion, Morris and Titus.
Third Assignment.-Two weak, BIS.
ginning Monday, November 2, 1885
arc assigned f1r hearing causes from
the counties OF Della, hopkins, HINT,
Kaufman, ROckwali. Rsines, Red
River and Navarro.
Fourth Assigument.-rw weeks, be-
ginning Monday, November lG, 1855
are assigned for hearing causes from
the counties OF Pamela, Rusk, Shelby
and Van Zsndt.
Filth Observation-Disclosures Nc
vember S0-Cases from o,her
branches of tho court, and those ssnt
to the Tyler branch by agreement OF
COUNSEL, will he taken M at the end oil
the fourth assignment.
In tho supreme court to-day the fol.
| lowing cas- we're affirmed OH cartid.
cate: Crooks VS.. Price, from San Au-
gustino county; Lyuoh ct al. vs.. Snoed
from San Augustine county.
The following were submitted on
brieis: Thomas ". Quarrals, ReGd ms
VS.. Boyd et a., Calhoun ct a., VS., Bur.
tor, all froln Anderson county,
| Motion TO strike ont statement al
facts was submitted IA Harvey OF vi.
vs.. Cummings OF al, from Henderson
| county.
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Paris

PARIS, oot. s.-,Speoisl.l REV. J. II.
skinner is not Wen eaoagn to leave his
room.
Dengue has made lta appearance in
Pdris In a mild firm.
Joe ID Wis" aud "Lislls Emmar ara
entered ior tae races.
six hundred and forty bales OF col
Ton were received on wagons ,estor-
day. Price, $ 25 ,o025
Dr. Williams, ut E,ubeiSon Prairie,
endesvored to shuttle off this mortal
col by the morphine route, but the
ss9nlGch pamp said no.
Colonel Tom Howard, Of SSH Ante .
MO, IL IL the CITY, alter Az absence of
u years, "Piu Hook" 81 IL was lhen,
Is now the Athops OF North Texas.
Bulldog improve enis stiil con-
Cmuo' Private residences are being
erected IN every part of the city.
Schools are flnurishing TO an extent
never bfiore eujoved in this city.
re case OF Jam0s Dyer, charged with
assault 20 murder, TN change OF
Venue from Fannin county, wilt no
Gried October %; State VS., S. Z.
Holmes, double murder, Oltorsr %,
STATE va. George Sunk. muI der OF
zap Garcner, October 90; Stata vs.. Jco
McDdntels, murder, Ocl jber %.
j \. Gam was seriously iniurc :
wh'ls driving awagon loaded with co,
Ton 20 town yesterday, the coupling
pole breaslng aud throwing him } the
ground, iracJutirg the p0iut Of tho his
| | one.
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HOUSTON, Oct. lSpecisll - ibis
morning class Of employees in The
Howard Oil mills struck FOR o. raise OF
wages. They asked 10 cents, and were
getting l2,,s per hour. Thirty OF then
marched out-s'l nos az. AS their
services are mach in demand, thew
will probably get the amount. Siv
were taken back vt IS ceuta ,.pighb
and the rest viii no ,-moirow.
JASPER NJ. Peeier, brakeman on tbe
Ii. " II. q. rGll'.Sd, leay ug here th's
morning on freight, was crushed b.
tho train. is miles ont, and killed. !.
was his FIRST "Trip. He had beon woi (.
Ing for tue Texas Egnress company.
The body of drowned man ives
found this noon as Harrisburg, in tho
esyou. 70 has not been idenulied, but
is believed ~ DO A, j. | IVY, who dis.
spperred from hore four or five DAYS
ago.
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KAUFMAN, Oct, 9--lSpsciahl- ono
hundred aud thlrty.nyo bales Of cotton
were rsceivcd hore yesterday, and sold
atfrom sej - $50, The crop 1, better
than was supposed. Weather excel.
Lent.
Thero aro several c,soa OF sickness
here. Captain II. 4. Nash, u, Z, Ad'
ans, and Mrs. Brazsal ara among tho
number. Mra. Bra6eal ls not expected
to live.
Mira. Mittie Reaves, daughter OF
Bennett Borgess., was buried here To-
day.
H. IN rumored that the commission
ers court at It's November term will
take steps 20 build u new court house
for ,his county. rho people generally
favor tho move and will approve the
action OF the court ia the erection at
an early day Of cDmmodiuuB court
hOuse and secure vaults for tho safe
keering OF the county records. DoHds
OF The county will probably DO issued
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DonhQn,.

BoSIiANt, Oct. -lSpepiSl. MIR, w.
A. Mccormick, advance agent OF the
Southern Novelty company, IL in tNo
city. His company plsy hcta on the
10TH,
Mr. ID. j. Eysu, and bride arrived
this evening from Nashville. Mis-.
Monroe Wells rendered them u grand
reception tonight, Tho presents were
many. Tho reception Was eujoyed by
oil present,
Mr.. w, y. Davis, proprietor OF tho
Crockett house, viii o repairing some
window pGces, received quite - E0sh
on tho back OF his hand, covering tho
leader Of his second Snsor.
Row. j. NJ. Binkley, presiding older
Of tho Bonham circuit, OF Sherman, AZ
rived this ovsninG md preached n
very impressive SERMON 10 night from
tho 10Th ard 3is. verses OF tne 18th
chapter of ST. Luke.
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COLORADO, Oct. o. Special. Last
light William / )llard, living vt New
on Springs, four miles from tho city,
ook spoonful 0c morphine for quiz
line. BE had been in i comatose con-
iition two hours whom the mistake
vas discovered. DR.. Coleman was
allied and succeeded ia getting the
patient aroused.
Another morphine case occurred 10.
light. Annie MILLION, 4 variety &C.
ress OF tho People'B theatre, took
Free Rrelna OF morphine tonight
Win suicidal Intent. Mental depres-
ZION, caused by tho 81 miness OF her
urroundiuge, Is tbe cause. Or, Comp.
on ia ut thi5 hour trying to arouse
lef, but as yet th9re are no signs Of
success,
,Dengue fever has spread 10 an
usrming extent in the past q hours.
One physician has 80 cases; another 10,
Major Penn closed his meeting to-
light and will So 10 e. psso to-mor-
row. His meetings acre have not
been attended with his usual success.
10 was presented with handsome
sum to-day. lie vii! 80 TO Scotland
next month.
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COLLIN COUNTY FAIR

Al Big Day Premiums Awarded-Rac.
inG-Esposition Matters and General
Mention
MCKINNEY, Oct. 9.-[Special. Tho
weather opened fair and clear to-day
aud the merchants all signed an agree
ment 10 close their stores, though it
was not generally observed. The at
tendance a. the fair was large. Tho
morning was occupied by an exhibi-
ton and awarding of premiums en-
sheep, hogs and cotton.
John Edmondson exhibited fiuo
oiir OF DCroc or Red Jersey.
winning the premium. Wetsel ex-
United some fine Cotswold
sheep and Poland China pigs, winnin q
rremiums ON both. In the Berkshire,
z. Va. Soon won the first premium ana
sWespstakef, getting three premiums.
The animsl4 exhibited were fiue
.l0eimens OF tneir class.
fho fist premium on cotton was
awarded " -; the second 10 James
Richards, of Allen.
Alvin H.. entered by j. Il. Stiff, who
won tde trOtting race yesterday, Is a
neW non ~ Auu unframed.
The races were very interesting, aud
much hstting ives indulgea iu.
Hunter, Lake and Captain Jolt won in
hest two in three.
The mile sirstch; pacing; four heats,
was won by Hunter in two heats.
Time: l:30.
Ben Hill won over Cyclone, of Waco,
Ia ire hslf mile stretch.
Time 1857.
MISE jennie Sargent won the prem
| ium "a toe ladies' equestiienne ring.
Tomorrow promises to be the best
day of he week. Several fine racers
| aro entered. A gc2d attendance is
| aDticipa12d.
At 2 O'Clock this afternoon f., r.,
Sii, president OF the Collin Coupb
| Ear sas0ciatiOn called tue assembly
| o der and moved that tho oliil eis
OF the fSir resolve themselves inr) al
executive committee to &C OF oratt
| wi,1 she various committees in ret.
~ ND exhibits for the North, Central
! I'd Sau.h American Exposition tina,
JDsns at New Orleans on November 10
1ext,
Op1n motion, Dir. I. w. Wiley wa
nominated and elected president, snC
W, II. Brankljn, of the Texas GAIA
| tesr,h secIetgrv.
Captain W. s. Veal. Of Dallas, thel
addressed the meetlng, in oiscours
on the msIiis of the exposition, ais,
10 object, and tho benefits 10 accru
thoislrlm. Ito spoke for three quay
ters of gn hour. Appropriate rssolu
tiOns were then formulated and nd opt
ed, l0Dkirr y the success OF the pur
uoSes f he organization, after whicl
100 VAGUE sue com mitises wero ap
1il,sG, Gnd the meeting adjourned.
Coiorel johnson, who came TO organ
, 10 no EEp5 tion association, eft t.
u'cht
4 . aud ball ives given 10 night u
the Fo1ie bOuGe. Inc young poopl
1e al there npd " il n most olegan
ls3a'r.
Iba opera company ia still hero
"hoS close tsaif engagement tomoy
row Jignt.
a smz fire at Hordo's opsra house
The g ''nsion Of lsmp before do
Cha p'9cuing wss tho cause. No dam
20 done.
Captain u. W. Light, S. p. Emboi
i)n and Ci'ut Haggsrd, prominen
ca,lnm0n OF other counties, aud Oar
ttu WHO seci otary OF the Sherms,
FAR association, rye ia attendance p
Il lrO fair,
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Austin

AUSTIN, Oct. 0.--[Special. THE Tex
8 Greer county boundary commits
toner's adjourned to-day without hay
ng met the Federal members Of the
commission. The matter will proba.
,ly bs dtCeated by two sections of the
commission bsfDre meeting tc adjust
heir conclusions.
The rolls of Llano county show $685.
700 increase in values.
Collectors Of Archer, Callahan, Free
tono and Wood counties settled with
he State to-day.
colonel e. e. Myers, architect Of the
!eW capitol, left to-day to return in
anusry after which WORK on tho build /.
ug will hs fu ly under wsy.
Eagle Pass Manufacturing and Jrri-
alton company. capital 100000, tiled
hartor to-day.
Anna Aten, formerly OF PennsyIva-
ia, and % years old, was to-day ad
judged insane. She owns homo in
futto.
v. Il. Eggleton, cashier OF tho First
rational bank, and Sidney McNair,
manager of the Austin Cotton Com
rsss, are both dangerously i'll.
Mr.. William Spence has been quito
lex since The lst Of October.
DIR. Charles S. Morse, clerk OF the
upreme court, telegraphs from Now.
Sstle, lndians, that the rumor tha:
% Intends to resign is false.
Colonel John Cardwoll has returned
.ome and lett yesterday TO arrange his
llanting Interests IL Wharton ceunty,
'rior To leaving as consul to Cairo
which no Will do 50 soon an he az
anges his home affairs.
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Galveston.

GALVESTON, Oct. 0.--[Specisl. l-The
m%rina arrivals to-day were the steau-
ship New York with l,C.oCcO rounds of
ireignt for this and interior points:
The British stssmehip Editor, from
Mlddleboro, ard the Hmbinger, from
Sunderland, both IN balls Vt The Amer
lean schOone's Martina and Gibbs, the
former from Rccliport, Florida, With
palmetto logs, the lattor from New
York with Il general cargo.
The clsGrapcss MT 90
custom house to-day were { no sfs2m-
ship Rio Grande, of The Mallory Hne,
for New York, laden with 3TJ bale ,
Of cotton; the British Steamship Ash~
ford and Andoan, for Liverpool. the
former was laden Wits 5.OI9 bates of
cotton, valued % s27S,G..S, go bags OF
oil cake meal and 500 sacks OF oil cake.
velued at $2,2C0 Tho latter was laden
with 4,lO5 bass of cotton, valued OF
$ls5,000, and 8,4l9 sacks OF oil cake.
valued at Sl6,G00.
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SHERMAN, Oct 9-[Speciel. Last
evening, a. the residence of g. b. jack
son, Miss pardella Cannon was mar.
ried to wills u Cempbsll, Rev. Dimltr
Officiating. Mr.. Campbell ia an old
resident Of this ely Miss Garuon
was resident OF our city, but of lste
has bsen residing iu st. Louis.
This evening before Justice Hiukle,
Frank Henderson made complaint
against John Bonen for carrying g
pistol.
AT toe adjourned msetiug of the CITY
council this evening, l. @ Edmund-
son was appointed pa policeman, With
OUT pay, In The viciui.s of tNe depet.
Tho contract fer LnA clty printing
was awarded 60 the Democrat, az Nd
bids.
IL ii. Williams Naa brought to this
city this evening by deputy sheriff
and lodged IN jail. TO await the srrivsl
OF the sheriff OF Dept0n county, where
ne IL wanted fox steAhng cattle. VII.
Hams was arrested IN Van AIstyuo.
and the cattle recovered.
The adultery case that was lried in
tho county court yesterday, and no.
suited in tho defendant, II. z. Deder-
lex, being fineo $lCC, will in all nrobs.
hllits be tried over, a. MIR. Dederick il
dissatisfied with Tho verdict.
The Cleaners will have their regulsr
party st the residence of MIR. G.. N
RooerLs this evening. The Glealere
afe party OF young people of the
Ifesbyteriap church, who meet az The
| residences OF oDe OF their number once
aWees, for a social time or party.
Each one attending is either CHARGED
70 conts,or expends that smount for re,
froshments during the evening, the
proceeds going 20 tho missionary fund
of the church. This is quite n rood
iaea, as IL not only furnishes an oven
l0s OF pleasure, but tends 70 make ac-
quaintad any new member OF the
church.
The members Of Mcintyre Il Heath't
| mlnstrels had a same OF base ball neal
the union depot this morning Will,
| awaiting their train. The feature %
| the game wss tho wonderful fist has,
| play of Mr.. Rosanbaum the gentle
manly manager of the troupe, wb,
made some tine races aiterthe bail tina
| would invariably go between his legs
Nj, Charles ROBERTS, who had quit
an attack OF dengue, is out upon tn,
| 3troes to-day Looking rs well as ever
The. Par-Eieolric Telephone com
pany has tuoir office in g. G. Miller
store. They hsve Cut down tho nric
| TO Denison from 20 } 10 cents. Thu
competition is the lifo OF trade.
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PALESTINE, Oct. o-Tspecial. l. Phil.
ip Msrshman, master workman In
the car building shops at this place
dlod yesterday of n relapse from
denguo. Mr.. Mnrshmau cstho worthy
foreman OF tho Unity assembly u
knights OF Labor at this place, ana his
brother knights turned uut in lprgo
force to-day TO attend the funeral.
Thero woro IL, bales nj cotton re-
reived hero teddy. and buuintss IL n
little breezy m consequence.
The donruc fever ~ ahatipg. There
have boon at least l,21O eases IN the
city, hu. only ave Or Tx have dloi
irnm i,
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Presidential Appointments


WASHINGTON, oct. 9.--The presi-
dent this afternoon made tho follow
ing appointments:
Charles ID. Jacobs, of Kentucky, TO
BIO envoy extraordinary and minist Or
pleuipotentiary ofthe United States To
the United States of Colombia.
Charles Fosters, of Indiana, consul.
general of tho United States at Cat
Cutta.
d. J. PartIllo, of tho District OF
Columbia, consul OF the United States
stDusseldori.
W. Henderson, of Arkansas, to bs
associate justice OF The supreme court
OF the Territory OF New Mexico.
d. W. Narrator, OF Dakota, to be
marehai 4 tho United States for the
Territory Of DskOsa.
Thomas Smith, OF Virginia, 10 be at.
torney Of the United States for tho Ter.
ritory OF New Mexico.
Charles Parlange, OF Louisiana, at
torney OF the United States for tho
Eastern district of Louisiana.
Henry w. Young, of Kansas, to be
receiver of public monies at IRdepon-
Gence, Kansas.
w. II. Brownlee, of Kansas, to be
register OF the land office, at Larned,
Il susas.
John Il. Lofeuvre, of Dakota, to bs
receiver OF public monies, ut Dead
wood.
Mr. Jacobs, OF Kentucky, who was
to day appointed United States min
lstor to Colombia Is about So years
old. he was u member Of tho COM
mon council OF Louisville and was
twice elected may of that city. He was
prominent candidate for the guber-
MAJ oiisl nomination in 1884 and re
ceived res peotable vote ia the Demo
cratic convention. He Is q man OF
ability and high standing,
Mr.. Henderson,, Of Arkansas, who
wns npnointed justice Of tho supreme
court of New Mexico, IL about d5 yeats
old, and has hold the Office Of attorney
pouoral OF Arkansas for four years.
While identified with the Democratic
pgrty OF hls State, he has never held
any strlctly political Office.
Mr.. Marratt, the newly appointed
United States marshal of Dakota, IL a
resident of that territory, and has
alwfys been identitied with tho Dsmo.
cratic party.
Mr.. Smith, OF Virginia, who received
thu appointment OF Encouragement
Tor New Mexico, resides near Warren
ton, and, although comparatively a
young man, has achieved a fine repu.
tation az lawyer. Ho IN n non of ok.
Governor Smith.
Mr.. Haslsnge. of Louisiana, npplied
to tho oilicc ot United States ettorpev
for tue eastern district OF Louisiana
" young man OF high ropute q :,
lawyer, aud representative of tina
Creole element In that State.
Charles Foster, of Indinns, who was
appointed consul.genersi 10 Calcutta.
WIS clerk in the Office OF
tho state atatisiican OF Indiana
tor several yepra. During thellsst cam
phgn he was chief editorial writer OF
the indianapolis telegraph, n leading
German pNper. He hes iiovor been
an aspirnnt fer Office, and his appoint.
ment WIS made In Difference u tho
wishes OF the German element OF the
Democratic party IN Indiana. t
NJ. Partolls the ncwly np-
pointed consul Mt Dusseldorf
y naive Of Now Jersey:
He came to Wsshipgto IN 1850 and
entered tho government service -
CLERK in the navy department ~ che
close Of The war. He 10 now finance
clerk In that department. He 10
Democrat, and We rocommonded BY
SECRETARY Whitney
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-10

CHccRErr, Oct. o. Special. AM
other accident occurred to-day az tho
cotton giu OF Frank Daniell lie WIS
tryins to romove somo lint from tho
HswH when his bend was caught, al
most tenrir tne arm from the body.
But slight hopes are entertained for
hls recovery. rhia Is tho second acol-
dent II. thnt rin within two weeks
time, ana Eve years ago to-day, his
brother was caught IN the same gin,
and died from thu Injuries received.
Henry johnson, cnlnred, convicted
~ tho murder oi Matte Johnson. last
fall, was to-day sentenced 10 be hanged
on tho l3,h of November.