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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-02

We visl6 the spsos on the frat page
to-day, to the live, progressive whole,
sale grocery firm OF II. C. & ]. 3. Arm
,trong, firm thSt has bssn for years
taking the lead in the wholesale
grocery business In Loulsville, Ken.
lucky, and which is nost fsvorably
known in tho Esss, for both their lib
erality and reliability. Their growing
trade in the Southwest compelled
them to seek q location nearer their
customers, aud in looking ovor the
fed they selected Dallas. One year
ago to-day they first opsned tsoir
doors tor business In this CITY. They
have not since then been idle, but are
now wSll' known over all Weet aud
North rexss. The past yssr ksa hsen
one that required caution, and NOR
chants have not dared or desired TO
so TOO rapidly. Mr.. j. s. Arm3tcODg,
the manager OF the Dallas hOute, IL 4
mOst thoughtful snd csfefal man,
weighing well what ha says aud does,
and his assurances that business has
been extremely sstiafsctOyy To them, Is
proof sufficient ~ the fact. Tney .ro
building 40 trade that win be per
manent. There 10 room IN Dallas for 81
auch business firms, and so the city
continues to grow IN Distributing
csnter. Messrh. Armstrong Bros, may
la expected 10 reach out 10 evsry point
In Texas whore there IL Il demand for
their line Of goods.
Ia having 10 buy for both thar large
homo honse, in Louisville, and their
Dallas house, they ppeaesS a decided
advantage in buying Ia the Eastern
markets. This Advantage ihey can,
and win, allow t6elr customers like.
vitae 20 enjoy.
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At he 81. G. ora :faa5 IS Btaao'y,
&acca, GearHt; y J sullivan, De-
6nquc, Iowa: $ D ailHr Tex =; j "
Burgess, n @ Mcmillan Horicaus; g
n Chepm'r, $ L9Hs; lily n beso,
Nav Or.eeus;J G Nariiu, Fs, w d
ID G. R1ilwaY; J G Lummc. QloeD
C'y; Henry BeauuOur, city; L No
q mDOu, Li- = ga'0s; wa l.. kirg.
Wax @hacot; - CisiJer. DScaur; X i
Ksmhie. Saeruaus e" Waite. D~utoi (;
G. o y Kuk, fenu-esee; A ID hague,
CiehWrae; g IF calvert, McGpg r; J
II Buchanan, d lea; b 3 Bali Il o
Y III, GraD6ti @; y b FrNt, Lensaater;
W l. White, LtnnA-ts &c VI Fay Tor,
Me nphis; G A Forrest, Huu5EVila j
D Moody, NcAitster; Push w Price,
Weetharirii p.ytoh NJ Vlu, W-xA
h Rchie; 81 = wilson, WsNahs1Lie;
Frank lil, Nausea City; Thlmaa
Baalas. SAu Friucsci: A a Goodwin,
W W Kpg, Enni-; $ .li G ,nd Elm sud
wife, Van 4 'vue; Il ~ Odesay and
wife, Plano: j X l. mpNsl, Galveston;
9 D-on, WIS Point; II 10 Cross, $
L)uia,
At the Grand windsor: James II
- 'i@AN' - : - 'u'Ni L a. HGhOHilH hNi,
. cNur; e ) Long, New Mexico;
George FLuntnn, rexts Central: AZ,
thur II ittvu, w Tu-9av, New Yn,k
CIV; q 81 II ,nona D., Iowa; j smes Ev-
erett, city; r " Da-'r, Galveston; O
EDDY, 81. Llui,; VIC " Milan. } w
Burgess, CDrsi0auh; = z Welor, Kala-
ms2 30; J mes TWeslr, T,m Green
couutl; u II l. via, cirv; W q Lewis.
NIff WDr. IN. 4 II ltt ~ Y1ltagbIt., ~ I
Bsrss, Sau Ffs,cisel; . n X isr,
Fsoreuce, Msgssch Isats; W a Dsan.
b 'stou; Q A HarriNoa, 81 Louis; o Il
Eslscher, Nv Yorc; Dave Etri,
Richmond, NWXuit; q l. Hlsck, ,ial-
weston; A y Mr'ocyur Aad Niiu, D,t
Noines. l.wa; " \ Cnushaw, sprulg.
field, Missouri; ~ y Bowen, Nav
YORK; Il y S N, Lluisviile, Kcnturky (;
h w Glsldaa, Ilvtuk-s; i Ii
DrAugher a q site, rexarksnn; w /.
Cobb, Ierrsl.
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1870; recovered and dismissed, II; fur
lougnst, 8.
pno uperintSndent IL commanded
by tho inina Cd for his kidd treatment,
his practical experience in asyiums,
and his devotion to tue Institution. If
not thwerled ia hjs plans, he will MAKE
H. the best IN lhA South, Il not tho beat
IL tn United Statos, Many improve
| mems hava boon made and are going
GA about tho grOunds, The landscape
orbsment stiQns,uudGr Tho spnarvlstUu
or Dir. MOOrhOQso, whose Eur0pOau
culture aud tset9 viii akilIuly blend
tho Cd w rid STYLES OF adjournment
vita tnJ8e Of tho Wes'eru world, and
IN sbpSJ limo you will hear tho ex-
ol@hgtiOn: "Fha grounds Of the
Nurtr y KS 9ar,um are tho paradise
OF yegss.r
Ihe board IF management have pru-
dently secured for ii dapaftmenta Tho
srtic'ts offWnitnre aud apparatus fUg
tho Least autl OF money. fins man.
dgefs al haVa . jealous care, and bake
great pride sud concern IN preserving
the S'ate's iaterost ia al they do.
Terrell has never duly appreciated
the Wo de'ful advaulago ana Ohstau-
or secured to her b9 Ibis monument Of
the state. After it mas secured rs
much money ~ peGdcd, ~ many stu
dame ~ 10 cAG accommodates, their
friends, ia visiting ana writing from
al psrts uf tho ) ATE, can but couple
P"rrel ~i,h tho Institution. Thus
FAuell cOmos IN for ss much attention
from abroad re do other pisces whore
sueh les buttons are located. Dr.
White, The Hssiatbdt superintendent, ts
q genial tticef, and haa 20 heart tho
com'or. uftl5 patients and iswaLchiul
% MS dnuos.
Mr. William Flowers, tho polio
SIC ward, sser01 10 he jas tha man 10.
he place; thoGEh inl, Motive, pushing,
he 10 nerdor iu Nauy places ~ on.
time. TIE HERALD spoddent Is
Indicated 10 hiu tnr lavorius him vith
tho trip OUT to tho huildiug, apd other
e1urtes,o9 on tle uCCNeiou.
TSnule Pgle, the rpDihscsrv, a0ems
10 be pIoa cd wien his situation, no.
withstsud,ng ha 10 surrounded by tho
crased, and iuB all the prescriptions
seUsfaC orily.
Mr.. j, Il. Gilmore returned from
NV Mexico 10 day. Ho expscta his
family soon, and Will tako up hi.
abode In Terrell.
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McKINNES, Nov. l.-[Speoial. Mr..
Il. X. swan, an old citizen OF MeNig-
neg, died on Friday mornug. Mr.
swan came 40 this place from KoQ-
lucky, and ii Jate years has bssa cu-
gagoi in cattle do sling. He was a
member Of tho Knights OF Honor, in
good slan ling, and member OF III,
Masonic Order. He was buried yester-
d Law W2 j.. "a.
Frank Brown and George Walls, q
coupla of the boys, desirous II displsv,
picked The court house rs tina place,
aud The sheriif ~ y sp,ftstor f>ra ia
ticuff Friday eyeuiug(n That Function.
sfy, instead OF paying dime admit
,ancs for tho exhibition. which ig-
noraj Marquis OF bloomsbury rulss,
incOptlnoutiv marched them before
Judge Gray for trial.
Friday Hftern0on an eutertsiumsnt
was givau nv the pablo SCHOOLS, At
this place Quite number Of ladIeA
aud geptlamen were present, aud
teacher aud pupila presented plea,od
and pleasing appearance. The OPEN
Ing exercise WAS bright aud llyaly
chorus by tho school, followed by short
ana pithy recltati0ns, declsmailnv
and d'alOgues. Among tho noticeable
features WAS = charming ltlls song by
the fret grade, and another WAR ron.
derot In equally good atyls by
the third grsia. Master Edward
Rambp did himself credit In an
excellent defamation. one of rho
most deserving points OF the pro.
gramme was "A touching recitation,
"The Blue and Cray" by Mister
Willie Thomas. Miss Ivy Harris, too,
gave n very pathetic rendition OF a
lovely poem. entitled "Shiloh." Master
Homer Boyd also showed how nicely
little boy can toll what he knows.
Onth whole, tho entertainments WAS
very acceptable.
rhe school In In flourishing con-
dillon, with an average daily attend
gnro OF 2OS.
Mr. David 0'Brion, whs has been a
citizon ofCplliu since the revolution,
di0d quietly at the homo OF A. G. Var.
ner early this ,aorning. lIs had bean
hics some time, and mis- last words
wero cBll to h's children to gather
around his bedside.
A report WAS in circulation Tod .y
attributed TO tho worthy county clerk
OF Coliiu, that ourg baby was either
lad as n iOuuiling az thn lumber yad
orwRs found dead, TIL. HeRNLD cor.
respondent WAS unable 10 flnd tn,
clerk, or learn tho particulars from
him.
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DsNissN. Nov. i,--lSp,cisl. Henry
Jinkin-, NJ. KpouiE sud Charley Mar
shall, OF Dallas, visited our city yes
terday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Eppstoln, q, shsr.
man, Mrs. sam star aud daughter leil
las night for New York TO attend tho
marriage OF Miss Laura, tho daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Erpsiein to Mr.. Ike
Nsr,, ~ Memphls, Tennessee The
Wedding will take place 10 Brooklyn,
November 10.
Conductor A. Il. Garret,on has re-
turned from Lnuisville, kentuck y,
where he has been - n delegate IN tho
convention OF the ordsr of Railway
Conductors.
Rev. whiling, OF the PRESBYTERIAN
church, filled his pulpit 20 day, the
fiat Tins In several SUNDAYS, on &c
count of sickness.
WV 1vie, ofLsonsrd, Texas, ives In
town looking after s)ms stolen
horses.
There vas pleasant party last nigh,
=. the rusldenc. Of Judge Jesse Caok
L. was given by his pretty ani srcnn.
plan a daughter, Mics Matte Belie. n
some NJ her numerous friends. MuAic
ana dsscing we're enjoyed, aud thoas
| who attended spent one Of the mos
pleasant evenings ~ the sassoD.
| The io'ipwiux railroad on rialsrf the
dkys
General superintend ant W. +, Cor.
riKan. 81 n. Louis; Joe uefrin. vsre~sl
.uprInsrdsnt tof Texss; q X S,b-
ley, Superintendent a fsom se<lol,s. Nj !.
lsosri; T. q. 0oldsas suposin0oSSsss ii
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Chinese Cclebratisn.

Az y HERALD reporter was swinging
down Sycamore street yesterday at,or-
noon, near tue postoficc, he heard q
noise different from all other noises he
had ever before come into contact
With. Calling halt, no found himself
ina Chinese laundry, wh9ro several
celestialS we're saving away
on lot OF cotnstals or
or reed violins. Tho reporter called
only to learn that they ware cole
brsting n Chinese festival. What that
fssttvat was, VII, In sll probability,
remsn . dark Mystory, 40 far a. tho
reporter 10 concerned. He will always
comp )sod what they tarmOd their
mus o. had the jimjAms At tho time.
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A Trace or Thsfts.

Ss'urday ntsht Mr.. Robsrt Purdy
Pulled OF his GOAT Ia ,he ID )ard of Trade
sal ,,n aud huag IL up. Wnen .ho re-
turnsd for II. " was gone. Same thief
had nipped it. IL was part and parcel
Of sn $50 suit.
About II o'clock tho same night
Mr.. Q. ii. Clancy, of double.
seated drawers .1... tame nc stacked
for shipment to await an express
wagon. Wnsn hs returned from walt.
ing a some customers he found thai
ap.ckays c,ntalnins u lot Of gents
underwear, ehirts, etc, was missing
There 10 evidently y lot Of thieves II
the oity.
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some az tho biggest bargains in fan
nsls and sipghsms. This il the sea-
son Of The vexr when families are lay.
ing IN their winter clothiHg, and
GOLDSMITH Bros offer, in their sdver
tisement on the fifth pegc, In fisnDels,
such Bargains 81 viii crowd their
are selling jerseys terribly low, aud
with ovsry jersey they sell they give q
viii appreciate aud not forget when
they are purshssing Jerseys.
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a large conUourae Of friends aud rel.
ativea assembled yesterday at IL
o'clock at tho Commerce Street Chris
tien church 60 attend tho funeral Of the
lAto Mr., }. II. Sixties. After thu fu-
neral sermon was ovsr, the Tong cou-
cours5 Of S0rr0wing friends followed
The body of the esiimable gentlemen
20 trinity cemetery, whore, according
TO his own request, 40 was buried,
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The Ill.a Leagne

TIA league held msoting ye,ter-
day aiterooon ST A O'Clock, in tho Rod
Mep's ball. to appoint c0mmIttea 10
recsve abr M. j. Ryan, OF Philadel-
phil, an oloquaut orator, wno VIII leo
tur0 Ia this city OK November II, for
The bebHfit OF the Irish cause. Tho
prospects ne ths, Mr. Ryen VIII DO
greeted 0u his appearance in this city
with large audience.
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Tho lodHg, N :. 1881, KliSnts of Labor,
held q meeting yesterday, ana trans
acted a lo o. business, Members OK
the lodge. rh0m = Herald reporter
ssV, declined % give wns5 bu-iness
thelodEe tfansac ted. IL ~ not goner
oily Known thst there are tive lodges
in tho city.
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Desioation OF tho Catholic Cemetery.
To-day, avs IN. sharp, the Catho-
Tic graveyard viii be sOlemnly dedi,a.
tod. Rev. J. Aattinisre, OF tho Sacred
hosrt church, witl blsss tho osmstery.
Rev. V. Qninon, of 81. psirick's
cnuroh, win deliver the sermon. The
membera of both parishes will be pres
emit. Everybody invitsd.
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Tho attachment which wss ,uod out
o. tne Ucited States Clerks office, frr
quite n largo amOnut lRto SOU day
night, IL supposed tp have beau levieI
to-day. The otliuisla are "a mum 49,
oysters, declining To say anything
shout 10, oScopt thV It IL aSinsL y
prominent firm outside OF Dallas
CJuuty,
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He Tanked Up.

II was the mldoight hour, and he
had imbibed red-sye until he could NO.
olstinguish tbs court house from a
ststs's prison. Staggering up TO
Q mail box, no deposited nickel, SAT.
lng aput mo OF a. tho Texas Central
orOesing," and falling down under the
gas light, hs went off Into
sound nlumber TO awake
and find himself In the clutches OF two
police offlcers, who assisted him TO tho
station hvuse, whurs he registered a.
Juns Apple John.
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Mu.Isnl Insiructlnn

Professor n. Sth,fmscpef, formerly
OF 81. Louis and Now Odsans, will
give thorough instructions on the
piano aud viullG. aud in vocal onl,ure.
WA sorvo also "a conductor ~ COM
uons may be nste NJ c. II. EdwNds'
music store.
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your Wbeel.r A w,,on

II your Wheeler 4 wilson sowing
ma shine neoda repairing take II tn
the stand aud cairv t. TO gOS Elm
street, u will ho adjusted aud guar
antved ~ u reasonable figure. Spool
cotton, oil, needles for all mschines at
tho lowest prices,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-02
TERRELL TOPICS.
NORTH TEXAS INSANE ASYLUM.
Financial statement of the Institution
Personnel Of Its Ufiiecrs--Ihs Ad-
vantage of Its Possession tot the
City--othsr Matters Of
General Importance

TsIxzLI, Nov. l.-tspecial.l The
expenditures OF the North Texas Ia
sane Asylum since opening. This iu-
eludes the accounts to be approved by
the haard Tor the past month:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-02

Are YOU made un cradle by lniiges.
ton, constipation, diagnoss, loss OF
appetite, yellow sRlng Sniioh's vital
i9eI j. u positive cure. Sold by J. l.
MllllRnA.
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a large stock oi carriage, huggle@
aud phmtNns iur sale a. 40 Elm street,
John \. WitNei'e repns tory Now IN
h imo 90 secure bug tie7 en- spring
work.
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Relief and Cure

The Immediate Use of Ayers Cherry
rccioral, In the carlicrs,agcs Of throat and
lung diseases, Isl highly important. Every
hours delay Is dangerous. and may prove
fatal. E.0. Reynolds. druggist, Dixilcld,
Me-, writes: ayers Cherry pccloral /, u
wonderful REMEDY. In the fall OF 1915 I
was taken with sudden Cold, aecompa.
uicd with terrible Cough. Isuirtrcd FOR
three months, grew worse all the time. and
was threatened with Consumption.
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goucaC,oNAL.
Euana OaIvsrAilg nfI.nulsiana

The next session Of this department ,v,,,
beglu Mouday, November 70 lssl VIZ
The Law School "a mott mited /, inatrre.
lion the civil Wv Of Ia Isl ma, USls
I res ana course Of stad es are desiened "a
prepare th" student To- edniSRion Ia tbe
bar not only tn thi. . ta, but also in anv
I the CON on law states Of he Unlon. /.
Invites TO &C. class ull who wish Ia A.
themselves for the practice OF the law liz
professors a vel Known iawge oflonS
s1agding az the a.r Sc ~ exp rieuce snS
sltl actively en- aged u the prac ice of tbs
profession YultiO SO or session.
Il GUILTY.
Handell Hunt, 81 p., Emeritus Rector
Hfufessor of 90. sltutional T.. :, Commer,
clal Law aud the Law ot evidence
Willl1n tiuuci, Nellen IL. % Dean
Professor Of ommOu law aud EGnity
juri-nrld nee, and lectu or on Criminal
l. W AID the Low OF PIE ding
de fy Tar 90 IA &i'l-y, Professor az
Atuiralty alt International iaw.
Henry Denis, Professor Of Civil Lew aud
Leetu ~ on tho L5ud Laws OF the United
States
Al! conmunicat Ons should be addressed
70 Wilt An = MGLlEN,
Dean Of ihu Ftaul OF i.sw.
40 C1rcndolet Street Ne rlean {. Ia
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We take pleasure in osring Friends AID Customers
offered III previous aud marked Figure
in the City
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Marshal Arsold received, yesterday
evening", the following telegram:
"McKINNEY, Nov. l.--Look out for
8woinan, on tho south bound Central
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The Illinois Senatorship.

CHICAGO February 27.-The Daily Neus'
Springfield, ILL.,, special intimates that MIR.
Haines, who is classed as an independent
democrat ,contemplates resignng the Speak
er's chair and quotes him as follows: THE
question is, Can better serve The people Of
the State in the Speakers chair or upon
the floor of the House." Mr. Haines humor
ousy added: II want to do something for
the State. I have already presented it with
four weeks Speak ership contest and with
the Senatorial dead lock, and the other day
gave in the standing committees II
were TO resign nothing that / have done
could be undone The committees could
not be changed except by two-thrds ma
iority, and that would be hard to get. |
would be on the floor where / want to be,
and I believe I could do more good there
now than could do by remaining in the
chair" "Are you willing to say when you
will be apt to resign?" IF the Senatorial
question were disposed of I feel now that /
would resign at once. And if the Senator
ship is in question very much longer am
likely to resign before it is settled. The
fact is there is nothing more in the Speak
ership. feel that I can serve my con.
stituents beat now on the floor of the
Housa ~
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Yonr Good Wife. Sir.

The best treasure man can possess is
good wife. He who has such treasure
ought to do his very best to keep her in
perfect health. Invalid ladies are some
times great sufferers. Worry and overwork
perform marvels of mischief for most Amer
lean women. Browns Iron Bitters works
wonders of renovation for the pale, the Ian
guild, and the debilitated. Mrs. Lulu Wes-
ton, 191 Market street, Indianapolis, says,
~ used Browns Iron Bitters for general
debility and weakness, and am entirely
cured"
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The CAUCUS Of the high tariff republican
majority of the Pennsylvania legislature on
Wednesday night decided that though Mr..
Randall's congressional district was demo.
cratic, he was good enough Morgan for
them, and that therefore they would not
disturb that district, though they redistrict-
ed all the others, so as to secure the election
of republican congressman. The fidelity Of
any politician may we'll be doubted when
he is taken care of By the party in opposi-
ton to his own.
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House.
The Upper Chesapeake.

BALTIMORE, Md. Feb. 2.-The naviga-
ton of the upper Chesapeakeis still so much
obstructed that no vessels have reached this
port to. day. There are several below, and
the ice boats are constantly at work to keep
open track, which seems to close as fast as
it is made. The temperature is much
warmer to day, which will weaken the ice,
and the risk to vessels will not be SO great
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dict was translated by the interpreter to
the prisoner he only smiled and shook his
head. The sentence will be pronounced by
Judge Kennedy tomorrow morning.
Died from their Injuries.

LONDON, Feb. 27.-Col. Fox Strangways,
commandant of the Royal School of Gun
merry at Shoeburyness, and Col. Lyon, head
official of the Government laboratory at
Woolwic who were so badly wounded by
the explosion yesterday afternoon at the
Royal School of Gunnery at shoeburyness,
died this morning from the effects of their
injuries. They each had both legs blown
off and were otherwise severely injured.
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: SENATOR ELECT EvARTs, of New York,
was-a pronounced supporter of the fugitive
slave law, and no man in Louisiana ever
denounced in severer terms General Sheri-
dan for driving the members Of the legisla-
ture of that State out of their hall at the
point of the bayonet than he. And yet now
when national instead Of d sectional Presi-
dent has once more been elected, this iden-
teal Mr. Eyarts though most ofthe old bloody
shirt wavers have grown tired of that un-
profitable work, scratches up the half buried
and almost worn out old garment, shakes
it fuliously in the Inauguration breezes, and
cries out that the rebel brisadiers have seized
the Government. Mr.. Evarts wants to be
the republican candidate for the Presidency,
in 1888, but if he be he will never be elected,
for, fortunately for the country, sectional
hate has had its day.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondents OF the Alexandris Gazette

WASHINGTON. n. c.. Feb. q, 1886
Senator Colquitt, of Georgia, has gone to
Albany, in response to a telegram received
at two O'Clock last night. It is also known
that Senator Lamar spent the whole Of last
Sunday at the rooms of Senator Colquitt.
These two facts, III addition to the Others, that
Lamar is Georsian by birth and is also
cousin of General Gordon, have given rise to
Cabinet, hut that Colquitt will be, and that
General Gordon will be returned to the
Senate.
The democratic members of the House
who support the President elect in his OPP
position to the continued coinage of silver
dollars, Notwithstanding the set back they
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The largest dredging machine in the
world has been flushed and will be used on
the Sacramento and San Joaquin swamp
lands in California. She has been named
Thor, and modelled after the best dredges
now in use on the Isthmus canal, cutting
out channel and building levee at the
same time. The Thor is 101 feet long and
81 feet wide, and has "a iron buckets with
capacity of u cubic yards each, which
can be filled and emptied fourteen times
per minute.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-27
Murderer Killed.

SANTA FE, N. NJ, Feb. 27.-Jose Trujello
GaIegas, who murdered Miguel Molano
and wife about week ago at Las Norias
year. old daughter, was captured by band
of twenty armed men and shot dead in the
mountains on Wednesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-27
Excitement in London.

LONDON, Feb. 27.-Great excitement pre-
walls throughout England to-day in view of
possible defeat of the Government in
Parliament tonight on a division on Sir
Stafford Northcotes motion to censure the
Government on its Egyptian policy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-27
: Found Dead.

CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 27.-Major General
Charles r. Woods, retired, was found dead
in bed yesterday at his home in Newark,
this State. The cause of his death was
paralysis of the heart. He was Sc years old
and was a brother of VIM. B. Woods, asso-
ciate justice of the United States Supreme
Court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-27
ExnellinR Anarchists.

BERNIE, Feb. Gin consequence of the
adoption in the Federal Assembly of the
resolution to cxpel anarchists from Switzer-
land he police made descent early this
morning on the abodes of suspected per-
sons. Wholesale arrests were made, many
persons being taken from bed. In this city
ten well known anarchists we're taken into
custody