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the ,'caoiies or spring and s,,...~.- In
Northern Rrrioup

Whtn tho little creek by tho house
nnisl It's 10y chains in May, tho noiss
Of liza Ilppling sud lssping over tho
rocky Obstacles seemed like music to
on, care, aacusiomsd o. they wors to
the silence OF tho past winter, and
In murmur liko n welcome 10 thu
coming srripg. How lovely are
tho .oveniprs or The Arctic spring
tldel The tuuset IN followed Nv
splir, vtllo@iAh tint on tho Western
horizon, uuder which the ice elesms
ard slows like q ileid OF gold. Esding
away,this vollowlsh light 10 sucncedaa
by volt grayish tint, which does not
denDeu. but enables quo 10 rond
throughout tho entire nlght. So evonly
diflusnd IN this light thar there "a no,
the iaintont approach 70 shadow and
solemn sense OF calm repose rests o~
lard aud scn, tho bros and animate
seeking repose ~ II total night prs
vailed. Hut . brief bpaao and the sun
rises again Ia tilt glotys touching The
eastern sky with roscAle huss. and The
merry chlroing and siusing Of cnt
icsshslsi .vlsttois II sesiss heard.
Man nlnuo In thess regions heeds no
fes,ing tine. The natives klsop but
itsle during the spring and simmer.
FOR 70 chem oprl6R u the whaling
pefiods ohe tlmo 0of lAyiug In atuok
% whale 0ooe o10 blubbes
{cs ne sln!sss . No = ehase shs
eeee ~ sssees Nh - wv olle1.
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texas ELEGAAAS.
THANKSGIVING DAY ,N TEXAS,
Occurrences for Veal and Woe All ever
the state Called by = Special Corss
Of herald Reporters and
ptshnd Up in shsrt
spsce-Newsy ltoms.
Forney.


FeRNEY, Nov. 26.-ISoeolal Mot
withstsa6ipg tho inclemsnt weather
Thanksgiving day was generally Oh
served here. Mary of the citizens "a
paired to the difsrout churches and
listened to serMous that wsra rrs.
pared FOR The occasion irON differen,
divinea. Turkeys wore killed In
abundance, and fessts were prsnsre5
fer the stomach a. well az the rOnl
and oil woRld hs merry were is not for
the aad intelligence thai was horne IN
US through The HERALD tins morn
ing OF c-Prosidens Hep6rjcl (,
death. livery one regrets his unimsly
demise.
ga number II the elite assembled lsst
evening at the resid nae Of MIS-. ~
Autz, in tho southern part OF town. the
occasion being Tho 1uptials of her
daughter. Miss Lou Werner, and Mr..
Thomas Reynal, ~ s.. Louis, The
bride was beautifully drosese, AL
though she always iookn lovely she
surpassed herself on this occasion.
The groom WAS 6regsed ia tho eorysn-
tioual blaok.
A serious cutting sffrsy occurred to.
day between one May and Wooton.
on Tho farm Of Colonel NJ. M. Brooks,
both seriously IL NOT fatally wounded.
Or. Ssrond wsa ssmEcnod in psst
haste, md has not returned at this
writing.
Captain Jack Lindsey, formerly Of
Dallas, ~ ROW in bUsiness here,
Miss KSts McLsb0s returasd from
Dallas this evening, where soc wont
to psrtsAe Of Thanksgiving festivities.
Hsv. Bic Psusur, OF Dallas osunty,
purchased he Perkins farm near hore
few days aimee.
Culsne! Lse Stroud, OF this place, re-
turned from Kaufman to-day, whore
ne has heen on important legal busi-
nss5 for several saya,
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Winona.

WINoNA, Nov. 26.-[Special. Cotton
II oomiug In vt lively rate and bring
ing from IN to 0 cents.
It II said The Texas 4 81. Louis rail-
road company has raised tho rate on
cotton from here to Tyler 50 eerts on
tho bale, which makes the rate 81 psr
bale for Is miles, nod consequently the
merchants are hauling their cotton by
wpeobs to Tylar.
Mr.. Ralph MeDougsl, who has been
III for some time, " oonvnlescent.
The ball which was given at Tack
er's hall Yves quite success. A num-
Der OF young ladies' from Starrville
were in attendance.
Mr.. John Sewell, telegraph operator,
who has oeen working ut Corley Sta
ton, has returned home agsin snd Is
With Mr.. L. r. Priokett, grocer.
Justios court opened this morning
with a light docket. A colored gen.
tieman had TO dance TO the tune OF
S9A and coats for shooting = dog,
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ELLINGTON, Nov. 2G.-[specisl. IA
light rain has been falling all day, and
tho weather is growing very cold aud
dissgreeable.
Tho sad news Of the death OF Vie
President Hendricks Ia this mornings
HERALD was received with profound
reurop by tho people Of Arlington.
Rev. j, y. Davenport preached an
excellent thanksgiving sermon at tho
Methodist church this morning.
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Telegram Of Condolences from Hoa
s. B. Wnshburae.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2s.-rks following
telegram was kext froa hsra 10 In
disnapolls to-day By Hon. n, b, wass-
barxe, sx-minixter to France:
Chicago, Nov. @.-Hon. William n. Eng.
llsh, Indianapolis:
ssar with eraotien OF the spd8sn
oostk OF oar old colleague, Vice FROST
deaf Hendricks. Yourself, Mr.. Hon
drieks and myself served together in
the Thirty-third Congress. / Saw
much of him Afterwards ~
comnaissionsr of tbs general land
eflice aud az United States
senator from the State of Indians.
Though opposed Rolitioslly, our psr.
sonal relations were always of the
most friendly and seTdial character.
La public life hc was honest and inesr-
rnFtibla, and mover In any schemes or
jobs. Ia private lie he was always
honorsd, esteemed and respected by
all who ksew him. intend to paw
my tribute of re,pest TO his IN memory
by attending ala funeral Obssquies.
tSigncd N VI. WAsHBURNE.
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NATIONAL CABINET LETTER YJE

remain On the leo for DAYS, es,sn1 raw
Seal inea' 81 blnbher, touk,,s food
NeinS lnhrr.issthla wheu thew
srN hpgtcad catching vhales.
/" hen iar big Ash Ia causnt 1t IA
aackod anu cut up amt taken ~ sleds
% inc village, every ona rec. wing q
n'eca al flesh St hlahber. Young
whb'e meal In ios ~ hs despispd. and
hethick blaef ehiu. 18th super-
tissue of creapnfy wniA, lat, u GOOD
Wh0n iFefb. 81. tOa, tho white csrti-
'Nsnnqra utstler ~ ths bRso of fha
UNI iseaien, resenhling in tas.s The
flavor OF 6 hazel nut.
Bus UvHn tie Arctic spfiuw hssita
uapaaSantHihe. rho heat OF tbs ann
aetinH upon the aark aad sogRy lands
ispd npon Tho veat Fields Causes a
lenpp yapar % rise, rendering nsvi9a-
n9A hazardous r~i troubleso ~.
fhcE, tor, the r0N prevs-
thce " southeIl, viGu dYivSu
We lca into q Saaa ct nnso
~ We distant whaliL. nroupis.
igd npifes u nerthorly Wild sets IN
40 ehips are prevented from wording
their way TO tho limits. 80 the /, III
summer ni9als over these inhospil NO
reg Gps, lessing but three mon.Dr
Wko. tho saow seGips TO fall again ard
nn 'cs'e amhraeo 10 once more owe {
SYSsanq iaa1.-TCor. SIN Traneisc /,
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RAILWAY MAIL SERVICES.
A Coed Chance for the OnsiAi Axe tn
be swung


be swung
There IL no department OF tho civil
service which nosds wooding out
moro than tho railway mail spr-
vice. For years it has besn manipula.-
oil ss partisan machine In the In
lersst Of the Republican organisation.
Postal agents have boon compelled o.
reglalor and vote whom they were roe
eotitlod u exercise tho franchise and
the political olackmallers have lsvoiod
on them norcilessly 10 swell the cor.
rupiion fund Of thu party.
The Offenders In this mater arc etill
continued Ia tstir places OF power.
Gradually tho subordlnalns are belpg
removed, but thoso who manipulated
tho villainy ronisiu ~ tfustsd agents Ut
tho Democratic Ion, and ns
natural result OF thls fact Democratic
appoln osa have littlo better chance
man whom In tho hey.isy OF Rspubb-
can power everything was bent 10 prO-
mote Republican nuccers.
Tho way 10 remedy this abuse IN 70
ro0iove the heads of departments IN
tho service. Mr.. Fowler, Mr.. Jane.
son and the sevorz, Department ehiei
clerks ought 10 bo turned out. While
they remain Democratic appointeos ara
suhj %. TO examinations Ia unfrioudly
hands, and their pathway or primo.
ton 10 made difY1cnlt. Lat The official
axe tall heavily on tho railway NATL
service dopartinenf.- Hafrisburg Pat.
riot.
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CALVES ON
LOWE ATTACKED BY FULTON.
Wins Seeks eatisfaction for Artielos
fubiishea In the Nsws-A Serious
Hsht Prevented by BY
islanders Gsivcstoh's
Mayor---Other Notes,

eALvssToN, New &C. Lspeciai.l "A
psrspps ascouatsr occurred lhis
mornng batwssn Mnsor Y. l. Fo,oa
aac Colonsi Robsf a ,.aFa, msnsg
ing editor Of rho Nsgs. The din sa,ts
wan tina outgro sta al 4 aumoor ~ ,as-
agrHpss pgbllahna during tho pssl Il :;
monShs re3s dug ano Horse, Is
Ya@mpr, the snhjeet mg!i.e bag,
unaefstooj 20 aosly tD vago,
FultOs. The indivIdun Ye,rne,
isa 9oRa0n Tamp Ut most asbsge,l
ehmsctcr, b1 kuowa sli aver aaiy,s.
ton hecsaa9 Of bis long habitat -
mere A plrsgfaph appeGtod ia yos.
torday'a Nave Ys'.rying ~ tho nacev.
tisisg thEt "H0s. HORSE Il. Yam ass,
wss rocsiyiog. Tais, 10 ssans. iDdueed
Ntyoc sult0a to cHI A. rha
Nswa oifiso rcStsrlay 10 pa,ify
the buSiRera department. that no Womb
held tao management persnuaIjY rc.
sDoasiolo for farther "Yammern psr,-
graphs, even 50 ihb risk of his llfs
TAie NOR rlng's News had iva lin.
paragraph: "0ive ne q ohsnce to ots
our THANKSGIVING 'urkoy Ia uescs.
'dohr Morfce, please"
Thia provoked TAO sstg0k. MAYOR
Fulton, carrying his u,uM waking
et'ok-s worry large, nsavy, onry, Il
absny cane-vieit.d tho editorial rooms
and found ihem empty. Hs then
awaited tao appsarancc of Cnlonel
Loro on Tho Sidewalk. Wuen Lowe
aanis he ,sp'iei ma us uasre,o,nsi.
bic for Ill qualifications, wseye-
upon The masor srucS him a
terrific blow with MIS- eanr. Lowe re- .
csivsd tbs blow or his arm, Watch
broke tho zane. ESca eombstnpt
holding ona- half, thev bsiaDoged ono
another over tho head IN All alarming
fashion. Bystsadus aHally interjc rrad
and ended m eneountsr that might
otherwise have revultsd very reri-
ously.
Copioo OF the address Issued ~ the
ctizena Of PhilaGclphia by Mayo
Sm,th, ~ this city. In behnlf
OF the Galveston sufferers, reach.
on This city to-day by mail.
On receiving Tho address with per
.onAi let'or rom Mayor Smith, Ills
Honor this ovening Hsnt the follo wing
telegram:
Galveston. November 20..-To Hon. W, B.,
smith, Mayor, Philadelphia;
or all TINT Nv noble and enoblipC in
human nature, that has 40 distin-
guisneu all utioranue Ol
The presN and the penple
toward Galveston IN nor miNioriunes,
nothing has been moro gratifying g.,
the parsopally ar ofliclslly than the
lansueae employed BY you In your
note Of taa 2ls; aud the address On
c.ossu. issoad by you 80 mayor 10
your follow citizens In b0hslf VI our
messy sufferers Asosp. for youreelf
and sho city You represent tho pro-
i.updrs, thanks and gratitude Of nll
Galves'ou.
[Slgnedl Il. y FULTON, Mpyor.
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Dsayer esllsi ss his house Yesterday
eyshing, eurssa aud sbu.es hira, ThSS
,oos up so SIX ard rtaltsS for MIN. TAI.
owing sim IN tse dsor. In ths mesn.
uns Allison ran in the house, eeg II,
piston ans shot Dsaver doNn AZ tbe
steps. 'No
Deavsf Is said 10 have ssss a vary
umHssrsssnls suo 0varbesring man,
Anison came to town aKd gaye no 10
tAs authorities tSis morning.
Mr.. Gfsen, from Lsmpsssv, boprht
ous PsddleforS's stock of furpit1rs
Yesterday And will construct two Stone
oelldipssi&med,stsly.
rIospSctors arc poVriag In daily,
properly is Ia demand ard The TORN i!
lively. -
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Bssehsr on tue Dead st.ts,msn.

NEW York, Nov. 2s-rh. Words
representative last evening interview
ed henry Ward sseshor, who said:
"Whilo / regard Preside ut Clsveis and
as tho prince or statesmen, / would
call Mr.. Heudrisks the prince af poll
hsisns. Mr.. Cleveland hno fulfilled
every. dsairs OF thoss indepeneen
thinking mrr who soukht ~
secure his slestisn. no hsd
on desvored 10 serve tho people,
not tho party alone. On the other
hand, Mr.. HendticH. hss Sver identi-
Asd hinssit with that olasa Of men
who subordinate everything to party.
dc was staunch believer Ia tho rul.l
that 'to tho Visitors bslong the spoils.'
While the family Of Nr. Hendricks has
Hy dsepes. synpathy, ray heart 10
q lloo withtssnkssivlng thn, President
Clevelsnd aud mo government ai
Washington still live"
jay Goald said Mr.. Hendrlcks'
deata would nos afrsst tao msterisl
Interests of tho s0uutry. There nrs
%OO0,0os OF people hare who can take
caro- OF themselves IN svory emery
ENJOY, und tho death of even the great
csb man anoHg aa wonld not cause ~
r'pNio' ~ fjr the market, he did not
bsieve the ie@a would affect IL In tbs
lsnst.
A reporter called ~ Grsystone and
conveyed tho sad news OF the destA of
Mr.. Henhriogs To ths household OF Mr..
Tlluon, The aged stltosmau had rO-
lred, aud u wau thought by hiu fam q
NY that it would 10 unad ylssblo 20
wake him 20 Inform hipl OF al oceRr-
renes which could not out arouse hia
sentinienta OF deep regret. Thero was
q feoling OF relief that Mr.. Tildou hal
retired before tho news came.
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These enpasod in tho c ,spesa for
putting women on an equ y y ,ith The
steiner scx have scored rcv victory
this week, for tho suiholui Il w
French hcs2isalhavs .. lspetb cscscoa
10 admit female medical rsri, ne -
he eAne tefms M Tho msic. <vooe
the % aaplrAses Tor fame oh n165
took advantage Of the conc ~
. uuns nogTC Wonnon, sA'd -
Of the niest indlslflouo a. 4 o I -
Whole olooos. M ooo01fq .stl ~ .
triumph y W 0vueuI(11af - o.
s.;
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fAE NATION M0UG
Continued from First Page.

rector OF the church. She talked calmly,
ana compossdly with her friends, only
oseaSing Gown with bursts Of girl
once or lWiee. The house was oark-
ensi ana everybody moved about with
quiat tread.
The body lay in tho psrlor chsmSor
up STAIRS, sou bat few We're allowed %
see " The embslming prf-
oese' 10 which 1t was sub.
lsot@d tnis morning, had been
su'ceSs'aiiy nccnmplisheG, sud on the
tsue tnefe wAs . look OF c0ntsntmsn,
Sud ifee0om rom care, 'Fhs FEATURES
ere %aoafrMDy unmcrred by sng-
gsssiopot gNsstinmy.
In the room atjoinias whore The
vice'presicent died vss his private
dsss, covered with papers apd
lettsr whian had rot Been dis,
turbedi 90d hslt written
skstoh OF his public ana professional
career watch be wss prepssiDs ioy
publication ia s 20 X con einigX the
pfOootoiSGs or sGa Surviving members
OF the convention which framed
the constitution at Inciana IN 1850, snd
sse'chss 81 the members The
decorations of tho foora wore
plain aHd conventional and tHs
Windows were Gsrkeued, and within
al hsy long SAC faithful cSlsrai asr-
want whc has been Ia the family for
yeSfs. There wac ne 9ts.
tsutious display oil mOu,nin,
about che prempcs and folds
Of crspS were on the front door abo q
the aeil. Just block away
The Stgte house, with a large
flag 81 hsif-insst, and all
TIE exterior draped IN raoprnlog.
stood out IN bold relief, but an he
Offices were e,0sod AAl tha public
business for the SlGe was snSpsnded
Among tho caller 20 the resiaeac4
were Gnveroos Gray, tho Statscflicers.
tse Judges OF iae supreme eoncl sud
eommlatsal appointed By ,ha various
Legal ane ir2tsrnal organic lgioBs.
Among the many selegcaras Of oou-
dolcses Ubet Same this afternoon were
rhs tOllnwing:
New York, Nov. 25--Nrs. y. a. Hem
bricks.
You have the heartfelt sympathy /
Mrs. Hewitt sod myaalFi0 your great
sorrow. l regret deeply that am not
able 20 stterd tho funeral.
lSispeS ABRAM s. HEWITT.
Wa hi ston, Nov, 2d,---ao Mrs. r. A. Hen
dricks:s
beg To offer you my sincere condo.
lsnos Wand aympstsy. A committee oil
sea ators VIII come on 70 tho tuusral.
ISignodi GEoRsE r. EDMUNps.
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Calvert

CALVERT, Nov. 26.-ls pecial. l..
Thanksgiving is being generally OBJ.
servsd, most OF tho principal mey-
chants siosin8 their doors from 10 .. Il,
10 4 p. NJ. UNion services were held in
the Baptist church, Rev. p. W. Carr
officiating.
The Ladios' Temperance union Eave
. dinsor for tho benefit OF their cFder.
Eatablss were to DO had III ,arGe quea-
tltiss FOR the SUM Of 60 cents
Tho bulletins announcing the dessh
Of Wise President Hendricks fell like =
thUudal bot on our community and
Sns hardly credited, but on
tho receipt of THh HERALD
verifying tho sad news, expresaiona OF
sympathy and sadneas were hsard on
every hhn6 ct the great loss OF such y
noble kisp TO the nation.
The party given at the new residence
Of DR.. F1ncker wgs the oveot OF the
Fyetop. Whllo Mr.. Ed NeLendon and
sliss Cooper were going to tho dance
In 8 bsg:S- tfs horse g0t frightened
and ran away, throwing both ogt, but
fortunately no ono was hurt.
Mr.. DOlleus IS working tho oCal
mlne IN Brazos bottel4, SIX miles from
Cslvsrt, in oarnts., having orders
ahead for 100 Carloads. This coal
mins il destined in the fusuro to ss
one otour main indnstriss, aud Cal
vent is destined TO DO sasssd "a ons of
tte main business GiLiqs OF Middle
Texas.
BUSINESS is picking up, but cotton ia
still coming in SLOWLY, about 13,0eO
bsleB having been yecslyed to date.
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Mhatsa.r.nn HAYS

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Ssaator John
Shsr&sn was Essn 10 the Filth Avanue
hOtsl nud said that tina dssth OF tho
-arssidsn; @oala not Sraot tho or
gaaizs tion Of tho Ssnats IL any WAY,
as ths sAss wss extremely simple.
Out Of courtesy, = president pro tenn.
pnr5 was not elected in the presence
" tho vioS-preaidant, who, when
g narty Opposite In politics
was IN power, could not cx-
efeise mach iDfissnce. He did
not syen sppoint the Sbns.e commit
tsss, wh,sh vSrs named 10 sauess by
the dominSnt party without R pr06id-
ING officer. IL aust bs romeM bsred
that tao Ssnste, ualiSs the HOUSE, wan
permanent bosy, and there Is 20
custom about electing permanent
efficers.
~ hxyo not the alighteat ides who
VIVA 10 clseted," Continued Mr.. Shsr-
maa, "Thu mater is sllssnther one OF
irioadiy consultation. was nor
sonsl friend OF BAR. hendricks, AID !
Euen him very we'll. DO wag q man
OF marked character and -
regular ettsndapt ss tia Eplrco-
pal churca. The daath of
Mr.. Eondrtcks will not prnbshIy have
any effect ON IrSianspolis, Nsd the loss
o! no QUO man, nowRdsyV, Gakoe much
difference to She county, Sus he Was
certainly One Of tha most prominent
Easn IN tina Democratic pnrty, ana /
rraomssr hin well, when he IRA.
came into Gonstss in 1885,
AID t0os n leading part IN
tho resonatrustion Eoiey. /
tkink that Hendricks, -Marten and
Mcdonald vsro AL ehis men, living
in indiana. Tns oostlngoBcy bss
nevec risen whore tho scesicolt OF ,he
Senase baeame president OF tho Uuitsd
States, and | enly remeNbor OF ono
Instance where ths vica- prtaiSent died,
and isss wso Kisg, who WAY slssted
with Pleree. He took tho oath of
oiiies don't want To discsss probS-
bilities, and We on our sido want ts sac
Cleveland serve his isrm out,D
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I.ylIlIes noe aIunh rer Elm.
on rh'h svauuc, New York

q9fs& sommctea T. doctor.
"oa, doctor, my hueha2d "a norlv
oeSd lie attended cGucc+ lsst night.
he made four bpsschea an,i uromisea
70 DO Win his fellow cltize,,u again -.
uay ,hus Oh, doctor, no lo,sa neatly
lagdn
'uss ne baan Ia polllica haey
mo, only last year. Hs vrskea hard
roy james MtCalley', oiea $50
"lfo viii gotwell, MADAM. .ia MAYA
somach FOR any diacsse, u 40 w,rked
itr DimW
Political lie, ~ short or lacc ora
non, ~ very exheusting, a. A. evident
rom the gfca. mortality wnirn pre-
walls nmons public mso. Ex-Unitoa
safes senator b. K. Bruce, Tho m
oesm long IN '.ubllo life, save:
"fhe csher dAv wAen stc max ,aso q
o 9, ~ crossing / found Or. ---------
witnin, who eyed ms up all so ~ In
anurniissd way, renerkira: tfsFf
"Why, Senator, how w.ii vci s,kp
"Ws,l, feci pretty v.il' an
Tho eoctor uttered Oh nv,rd ulous
rnplf, WHOM the senator ca ,A,s aid
nun, IN answer - All inqu,ss, ie,, 1t
was Warmers ssfo cure wblro -, nm
prsaod for him what M pr,'-s ion
hsu iailpa TO do. Senator 4 A. ..vr
MS friends mrs very much i.oed
~ thfs revelation az i.tw. - rho
Globe.
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buildings of tho United sts,es:
test me exaaative mansion and tho
several executive departments Ia the
eity II Washington DO CLOSED on tina
day OF the fuaeral aud be drnpsd in
mourning for the period of soas,s.
WAT tho usuel aud appropriate mill
tsrv aud naval hon0rs be rendered.
and tsst on all lpea ions and comm
lstsa of thu United StRtaa in fsrsirn
sountfies the nstlonal nag sh.li be d.
played at half mask on the rsse Stion
Of this order, aad the usual emblsms
OF mourning b9 adopted for 80 DAYS.
GRovER cLRvKLANp,
BY tile Pse5idant. II. Il. BAYAEp,
Secretary of State.
The president wsa iass sitting down
to dinnsr when tha following dispatch
vas hand d him:
nlia na,poh', Nov 2o-ra Preslden.
Vice President Hendricks died sud.
denly tails afternoon. Blseass pre- IA
DIV paralysis.
lSignes WIN. ". ENsLIsr.
lie Yves greatly shocked III sue no~s
Il oOntsised, and immsdiste!y sent
tie following telegram To Mrs. Hon
aiicks.
Executive Mansion, Washington, Nov,
% Mrs T. A. Heudflcks, Indianapolis:
rho aadden and laMentsh,O ssath of
yonr husband excites my profossd
'ympsthy for you In tails hour OF yoar
great ksreavsment, end 1 sincerely
mosrn ths dessaso III one 60 lately as
soGiste6 with ma IN the exeoutisa of
tas pesPle's highest tras., while the
ustiea mog-ns the loss o; the sonursd
sitiaen and falthfsl public ssrvsnt.
GROVER CLevGLANp.
SHORTLY Sft9rwsro he received ,ks
following;
Ind anapolld, Nov 25.--To President
Cleveland, Washington:
Ar. bexdricks ss8t mo = mssssea
sttsr neon today, a. which time 10
WAX slightly unweli oily. Hp died
abs1t 4 p ra., no one being present at
tbs .sta'l moment of hls dssth. D..
Tho apson, HE pnysiaien, thinkv par
slysis ot tbs heart oscssiansa hls
deatL, Wales was wholly snsxpsoied.
WILLIAM RI. RNGiIsu.
thu WORK OF drhping the whsls
h0ugo ana th4 various departments
was began thia aoraipg and o. large
iorse OF workuen have been engaged
In IL sill dey,
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Taylsr.

TAYLOR, Nov. 26-Ispssial.l--A con-
fdeuce game was worked on two rus.
ties here Tussdsy night. Braksmsn
Rail and Gouls sold their Jobs to these
vardGDt ysuths for $25 and wstoh.
They we're instructed by TITO shsrpers
to report to tho yerdmsGser to lake
their run out, which thcy did, and
there learned now they wore svindlcd.
also Conductor White, who il thought
to bs an accessory.
Atelephone line now in construction
q convenience to tho up-town public.
weather warm ana RhOwery.
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Lonevisw.

LoNevIRw, Nov. 2S-[6pssisl.l-
Daek Dorsey and Dan JsRes had an al
tsrsation over watch at the house OF
tho former, last night. Dock. drsw II o
razor and JoneS jerksd tho pistol,
shooting Dorsey through the arm.
Dorsey then dug into tho bowels Of
Jones with his razor. The latter es-
capped and Dorsey rcnsins "sock of
his own roost." Jealousy ig tho pre-
dlsposing cause. No arrests have yet
been msdo.
The OLD School Presbyterian church
was well hllsd this nefniDR by those
In attendance upon ths union Thanks.
giuinG services. The different minis
ters In the city conducted the scr
vices.
Emblems of sorrow everywhere
mark the mourning Of our citizens
ever tho death of him whom they have
30 lately hopored. Mr.. Hendricks
portrait, with drapory and wreath Of
woe, hans In both public offices and
private homes.
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Kingsten,

KINesToN, Nov. 25.-[Spsoial.l-J
w. Patterson has just moved his I'm
mcnss stock Of goods into his nav
brick.
Albert Patterson has also moved
into the new Foster brick.
Business Of oil kinds IL on the in
crease.
Rspl es ate has advanced 2S par cent.
in the past thrae months, and 10 still
rising.
Only q few business meu strictly OBJ
served tn snksgiving day.
Colonel Dan gptaegrovs was eircu-
lating among us yesterday.