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District Clerk,
20Ol Waterman, Starr & Co. VS. ID II \yorron
3ll7 Mary NJ Cameron VS. j NJ Thurman If nj
ouis w = Pollard vs. N q MCAdamg,
Nlb W Boone vs. Mary Muleret MI
9yoo august Webber W. John Wumdcrlick.
iVol l. bourgeois VI y II CuckrCll Of nj
iWo Diuon ~ Barlow vs. Cleveland ct mi,
NV Louis \ FurgussOu Va j III SwIudrlIs
nv Y II Laws VsJ u Stewart ct al.
nls. W."
1875 Cornelin Preston ct al vs. Julia A Ven.
roy ~ al. (Wednesday.l
igi) Lou + White vs. VI Berry.
ct nl hN'''
1865 Noro Doyereaux vs. Texas u Pacific
,- hallway company
l'V' . n stewart vs. Texas Is Pacific Rail.
way company. "Wednesday
ISIS j McChn vs. II + Haswen.
1911 Alabama Gold Life Insurance comma
,,-, ny vs. w Fishar
lS,S Eugene l. Long vs. W Hopkins.
! wv I y kentlng vs. Bryan q Brndghnw
.,eeag tunes " w. lkCrsou VS. City OF Dallas
a'do Heorge W Miller W. Texas Il Pacific
ann, hallway co npany.
Ass j W llo1iues vs. III Shelton.
Ky l. VI Illlmnu vs. NJ /. Hodges.
iDll j Simons,S Co vs. NJ l. Hodges
fVi' Anderson vs. Texas 4 Pacldc Railway
company W.
iglg oliver 4 Griggs W. A u Norton,
way company. '''''
llg5,b + II Dor'n W city OF Dallps.
"'- ) Comer ct al vs. John q stone.
1852 VIM L MeGks VS. Texas a Pacific Rail-
SN l. II Clancy vs Scottish Union and Ma
-o,. uonnl Insurance company.
| OVID II Nlaucoy vs. North German Iu4pr.
unCU company.
] elli w. III Morris VS. L. A Bryan
H,9l H9Wlfu GRAY W. w NJ Edwards ct al.
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A Fe,aio 49,.

EVERY nrstclass dealer sells Opera
Pun Cigarettes. WIN not stick 10 the
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District Court-Assignment of Cases.
Assignment Of cases in tho district
court for the week beginning Monday,
April ~, 1881 IL. w. JONES,
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JOHNS. ALnEHoFF. aco,t no,,as 10,

.nbFlCE OF INSURANCE, STATISTICS
- and History, Austin, Texas, March rs,
la5.-lo all Whom Il May Concern: This Ia
10 certify that the Continental Insurance Com
pany, OF Now York, n. y. has In ali respects
iuly compiled with the laws Of Texas AS con-
dluohS precedent 10 lis doing business In this
State, and that sHid Company holds a CENT.
ncdie OF Authority from This office emitting
~ .odo business IN this state for twelve
month"; from the LIST day Of January, 1885, To-
the 3lst day Of December 1875,
l.. S.I-Giyen under my hand and seal. ot
Office In Austin, the day and date flrstnbjye
written,
IL. = nLE luunrc,,n 49, ,--------
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EnR SAIE

a - -
LORSa LE-TWO SAtk., ONE Nlt,ST,,b
= y Behman, one Beard Bro, by 3 n
~ ,,-u2. aprl5'd
EOk SALE-A FIRST-CLASS REST1T
rant in Fort Worth best location in tSs
cil! proprietor going north; terms rpasona'
ne. Address NJ. Il. NJ, BOH II, Fort Worth.
!s ~, !, anriA
E'Ot sAL~-A. GREAT d AE-AIN-GTT
euge property Tor SUle for 70 per cent al
ITS real vegue. For reformation. apnjv N
a, YEN 1852 Main stree. 1nrIl
EOk SALE-HOUSE AND ltTI Ar T,-P
4 Falr Grounds; house has s rorug. In
f1E2O feet ciStcrn, wOod-house, cf,. MI
properly lies near the residence Coz. Chlns
ana is the most convenient and g,.ribk
home at the Fair Grounds offered np,,' ysrv
cheap and on liberal terms, SrvpsoyI
HUFfMAN, al Elm street, nprlla
I'oR SALE-HIGHLI IMPROVrD I0E
ION plantations, city and town lois in
no.lh LoulSlanai also % few finely bred Al.
mont ana Memhrinu colts, nllies and b-oOi
lnartS For particulars aud catalogues. sdl
Irrss ID. {. MORGAN, Attorney at-law anA
real ESlQi. Agent, Monroe, la. npr,O iu
EOR SALE CHEAP FOR UASH--rV&/
= sec. nd-haud bugeiCs, good as new Nh
ply AZ H. >. Matthews Lumber Yard. ~
avenue an Az
X OR y LEA NEAT COTTAGEOF 1--WE
4 rooms, besides bath room aud scr,anS
ftA'b NATNNlAt MOOu-nOtlNn, MlfHI
picket fence, with lot .OxiS2 ON Beit ri8eR
h" only lew mluute.' walk from Pagotacs
q Nk9ld street, near Park street. for 28O
by II. KRuEGUL, anisJ
EoR sALE-C II. COOPER, 50i NIB{7
4 Sigeel, ms for sale one Of the nandsonedv
residences in he city AMT
tub SALk-ONn HORSE AND DOUBLE
seated phWtOn and harness. uorse i
years oid, about los hands high and drlvg
EtLuei ThWton good as new; will sell cheap
A,ppY TO ,SIMPsoh ~ HUFFMAN, 1.l Elm
~, w !. mar2l.u
u Oh SALE-rllREE BILLIARD IND /
two pool tables; secondhand. yg,u eel
az 0ig bargain, Apply TO Il. CRApnocE
il5t'ias' or y j, CEADpoCE, Corsicanl
-NN,'s, tuarT
kNkSA Liza LOT go&40 FEET. on THB
:, hot,a : ua oi Elm street, o ie. Q west Of
hrvny' this property * now renfin. for rl
I,r month and will bc sold cheap and ON Easy
leruS, Apply 10 W Il. SHoRr. mebsgi
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WANTED.

4
WANTED IMMEDIATEIT- 7-,>--'-',,-->-.
W county statesmen and one eens.,, FEW
ager Tor each of the south and son, yral man.
sE ne !, 70 seIsnd to manage the sale OF @
annlicantsu ,,,,r speclaties; in either cass
nent business and big nav. ~. y psrma-
staple and sell at sight, Tegor5ii a sooas are
ol,liesi inns u no "catch-penny' ne,'is,, haru
AZ Room X oy oue strictly business. Ippsv
ae Ho Y 70 oyer Orr's Carriage Fs,1|Rply
street, Dallas. Onice, Main
WANTED = A SHORT. HANo -
~ typewriter. Apply at q, II. nr a Nd
WANTEi "A FIRST. CLASS CITY, ~ t--ss
" the vienna Cafe, 72b Elm 81 a. " y,
w ANTEl -DRUMMER WIFI In ~
known I Iine ~ YXortnern Texas to sell WIZ
CLOTHING. Address Box AZ urI,Jireu,s
texas. anris y
w ANTED-BI KENSINGT = i55,- - -
" female help in all parts OF tba Co a. ~.
20 uo our llght, pleasant work at their bott'
sent by mail to any address; DO en-, non
easy 10 learn, and any one can ear,, 'ss na
TO ~ per week. For full informsO nm
dress KEN INGToN ART RooMs. n Ns'
street, Boston, Mass, Box 5G7S. aprlsoeo So
M ANTED-TO SELL, FURNI m nm ~ - \
10 parlles wishing TO rent an offea, - \ Y.
able for insurance, LAWYER, nbS u1Te suit
dress maker. Address w x, Dglias' y Or
office. +''NiitN Ipgts
-, aprl5.u
va ANIEp-l,OOO TONS OF RAGS 4 ~
bones, ,OUO tons OF east and wro ND
,,. U.6' Ilu .laSts iopts rubbers and ~
NnIias mi, III uiu Wlne noTtles, etc AZ ~
las Teyos saEi S ~ 1 T,rica itoiE street ID
Proprietor. ''S'' P'd' HaNCrSy
T5T-I 5J5T,7 n % E, anr's m n
w 10 + ma amos 90 III - Of ABOUT -I0
ed I'm fbe yf0nIy OF 5o1a iand wei waier.
Texas: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sddr ror1 woItn,
4 MEYER, 100 west stu street. R o5a 'lERES 4
Missouri, N'uaas City,
ayT A N5TITI1----, IN; ami 7z,,-.-, 1pfllW
w or Two uentiei, o,i r,, StaN AND WIFE
per room. with board, AT Hal pi,gaSaut up
corner Caben. References oych9,',,,s'on street.
yET9NJ7TT1--N WHITE 55If,, -7g,. 1lrN
w dress .ond cbar,t " NIlish AS DArNs
family. ApnIy,C NJ ~ i'lald g, NJ nrva'e
, oun0 .treaf cornc,, ~ l,,I ~ IoNIEtN4 vi
~ iTi,I5 5;S,5,i it9@sesI, aprl2F
w Ser,iee IN q S, maj N =, VI. - ,SURHH FOR
ence reauired. Gerna,, iaiillllS good refer.
MRS. i. p, MirRpUV d p,SteireI' Apply 70
road und Nh len NO. t'oineI OIL McKinneg
~ 6N5rl, w - mn. -, 4na
w he GOOD co az w. 10, ~ tI, VANl; MUsT
nj Office C;rifitGs < C Her 'tnu foher Apply
~ S,ird,I5 y ~" eeL, ineh&d
w - - 49, ~. - ~ DDLh-ADED COLOR-
49, Woiiiial without home TO do horss-
w ~ M, IA III lalilI9 OF lhfee. Apply al No 40 L
Ntutf street. - all5 Y
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Cow boys aud all tho other bows vol
for Opera Pubs cigaet,s. "
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Beware Of COunierfeltsl
GILES IMMINENT IOlIDE AMMONIA
M 's'di'' ard Hu,O'rirn Y,di,ir, or u, ass
ALL FAMILIES USE IN.
Weak Back, Enlarged Joints, Paralvst,
Rheumattsm, Neuralgia, Diptheria.
eelauca, Prolapsus Uterl,

weak sack, Enlarged Joints, ParAlyslA
Nheumattsm, Neuralgia, Diptheria,
eclauca, Prolapsus Uterl,
Female Weakness.
=, The best and only certain remedy 10 re.
neVe pain otall kinds, no matter ofhow long
standing. Instant relief guaranteed cripples
swollen Joints, Narlcose Veins, Bites o! In.
seets or sick Headache, No oil or grease A
clean and sweet; will not soil
Inflammation OF the Kidneys, Bright't
Disease, Diabetes, Iuoontinei,ce OF IIrlnn.
ls theonly llnlment In the world possessing
Alternative powers. Can be- taken 4 ternally
Cures Cramps and Cole, Dlarrhoea aud
nysentery,
sold by all Druggists. Trial Bottle, g6o.
Write DIR. GILEs, Box siS2 N. Y. P.o, who
VIII give advice ON all diseases free ofcharre
EE- beware OF INSCRIPTIONS dealers and
countorfeits. Tho genuine has tho Mans
blown IN the glass aud fac smile OF discover.
ers signature over each cork,
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Is beautiful dark bay, with bacl,
points; IS l5' hands high; weight l,OI5
pnundsi has not been worked for speed, HAY.
ing been put In the stud when two yHtrs old.
when ho produced the three nlgt colts. VIZ.
\ q, Dewey, liosamun and Rusnli lsoaly
get Of that year, A. q Dewey irotut ssyrn
races IN 1881, only losing one heat. Iu trut-
yea through the Missouri Kansas 0nt Illi-
uols Circuits, beating such good colts ls Nal.
oclaNa by NuNurd; Alice Almond, los Ale
mont; Judge SprUguC, hy Gov. Spra.ur. and
other last colts, and has shown % Is milo Ina
l:h 20 rnlo mud obtained % recent off .:iO.
koSnlc. me three.yvar.ol Hlllc, t.tIUu "a
mile no Joliet H., 2:& pvuro y mile ,wck,
and tuutd second tO E1uuIUVI a. Carthage.
III, W. $50 koslWuud hus not started iu ID
race, hll s as speedy as piinUrof thpEIl.
IElNs-SlCOrnE rIE SEASON.
Mares not proving In 'oai may 10, uloI tn
LARRY w, trve of charge tho following sea-.
BElNo CHIEF viii also stand IA I.miinl
number of mares ot the same ranch ut Grape
Nine' forms, SO Tor the season. Can on or
address REUBt y ARMSTRONG,
care city National Rnnk Dallas
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HABITs OF YOUTH AND rxCBssEs
~ OF manhood cause more SUFFERING snf
S S,u,' nervous debility, impotence, sierillI
s ~ ,varicocele, diseased prosinN
oetes and Bright's disease. than eyerylbinl
eise, and cannot be cured with stomach mea'
, o,hes alone, electricity, crayons, belts, eaaS
~Iixatlons, sounds, catheters or cutting. Tns'
,ssi, and American Medical Bureau
AZ, treatise for Is cents, giving rems
liz, ~ - .nections which cure these oine,
Mlse Iual Diseases at no me without pain PHI
'A'eAy' on1oss iva Broad way, N. Y. Cny'
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H. F. BEE, Insurance Commissioner
SMITH s. HAIL, Local Agents,
Dallas, . pEas.

hFFICE OF INSURANCE, STATISTICS
- ald History, Austin, Texas, March
-, lSSj.--To All Whom 10 May Concern: This
Is TO certify that tho New York Life
insurance Company, of New York, ~ ",
has i'm all respects fully complied with the
laws oiTeXas as conditions precedent to its
doing business In this State, amt that said
Company holds q Certificate of Authority
rom this office emitting IL to do business in
this state for twelve months from the Isl day
OF January, 1885, TO the 3lst day of december
1888.
l.. S. l-Given under my hand and seal, at
otlce, In Austin, the day and date first above
written. II. p. BEE, Commissioners
OFFICE OF INSURANCE, STATISTICS
~ and History, AUSTIN Texas, March
10, lSSj.--To al Whom it MAY Con-
Germ: This is TO certify, That the Sun
Mutual Insurance Company OF New Orleans,
Louisiana, has ia all respects fully COM
piled with the laws of Texas as conditions
precedent tO.ts doing business in this state,
and that said company holds certificate of
authority from this Office emitting IL to do
business In this state for u months from the
Isl day, OF January, 1885, to the 3lst day of
December, 1885.
l.. S.l--Gven under my hand and seal, at
office, In Austin, the day and date first above
written,
II. p. BEE, Insurance Commissioner.
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This famous Standard Bred Hambluoniau
stallion VIII serve limited number of Mares
ut the GRAPEVINE PRAIRIE SrlCr, FNpN'
near Dallas, under the management OF
Reuben Armstrong.
LARRY WIS SIRE louis NAPOLEON
was the sire otlerOme Eddy, record 2:lGl5 and
sold To JcWett Bros Of Buffalo, tor s2i OgO,
aud stands at the head of their stud Ut 500
the season; also Myrtle, record 2:2s spin.
nell0, record 2:2b' and several others with
mst records and trials. Volunteer, the sire
oi Lo7ls Napoleon, hiss y with records I'm
ESQ or better and better than 800. among
thcm are St julien, 2lll; G oster, .:l7; and
Ally 2:l9, LAWnN WIS Dam, Fam Mapos,
hui sister to Goldsmith Maid, hps prOvcn
herself To he great brood mare, being the
dnm ol Jerome Eddy recOrd2:lG's, aud sevc.
raj others that could beat 2:80.
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NETANTED-A MTDDLE-4t7I76 ,5 ;iii,, nPsl
~ ed woman without home 10 Il n GId a'.lfS'
work IN family OF three. Apply al NJ ous az
Cedar street. "0 w, IVY
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WANtED-A GOOD COOk-PEPI,5-1
" nent situation as cook nj hotel i,' caS a,
wages will be paid. Apply TO or addrasssg p w
q. RHoADs, Arson, Texas. noaS vss NJ ~
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WANTED--A COOK AND NTIR,l 25 -
" service In 2 small family; GOOD rS eSE
MRS, j, r. MURPHY, corner Of MeeBPly 70
road and Ma ten street. 'ohllneg
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w ANlED-A FIRsT-CLASS ATTCTT0N-
N. ID. CRosSLEY, Abilene , 1eeilsss
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WANTED 49, AGENT. ADDRESS On
w Louis Electric Lamp Co, ST. Jopis NJ
Tor circulars, cuts and terms OF @.ca,nS,
power Marsh Electric Lamp, ynoriSf
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Va ANTHD-WHIrE SERVANT. n =.
be good cook, wa. her and ironer In ~
1T Office 4 Griiiths d Cowser naaIPJRsiy
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w ANTED-IU BXUhA NGE VAITJx,
~ bic improved and uninproved Ia n
lor goods or city property. For partIcpiarss
address " lillian W, gibson, Real Fs,afsi
Agent, Wills Point. Texas. , ,,S.1te
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w to 5000 acres OF good land wei ju0
gH, IN the v'oinityot Dallas or Fori Get-
tcNas improve preferrcd. Address nW,yo,..lns
~ MEYER l29 West stu street, Kansas Elem lien
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ton plantations city and town lois in
North Louisiana; also few finely bred Al.
mont ana Membrno colts, nllies' and mod
mares, For particulars aud catalogues. III
dress ID. c. MORGAN, Attorney at-Iaw Ia
heal Estate Agent, Monroe, la. npr'1 III
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w ANTEp-TO SELL FURNITURE /, -! =
~ to parties wishing to rent an t iia y, n
S 3p5e iUr L nsuiahhe, lawyer, physician
office. N''''as Post.
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per SIOcBi beer and wine bottles. ~ - n
Dallas Junk House, South Polk stree, 7,
las, Texas send for price list f, i. ~, ..
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tAf ANJhp-A GENTLEMAN AM JiJ 40
or Two gentlemen can GET plq1slnt -
per room, with board, at 1904 Jackson s,, W
corlieI Naoell, references exchanged sis'Is
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ghe Dallas Railroad situation.
DALLAS, April i0.-lEdltor HBRALp.l
You bsye frequently urged through
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NIaANnl rAatnnr,itt

Many Hotels ana Restaurants rem Tho
La 40 PEFnINs iOttles With spurious
J'Ntllo and sERyE ~ az the GENuINE
-a2 4" Perrius' Worcestershire fasro
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picket fence, with lot .OxlS2 on Rait i'm" y
H., only few minutes walk from p1g,ofHcs
@ AfIkqId street, near Park street, for 900
W IL NNOEtNln unfq.i
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w ANTED-A WHITE GIRL A., n, - ~
~ dress End chambcrmaid H. !, So
ialnlly' Apply 10 MRs. Il v .ToNpt. y. a g,'
Dung street, corner Browder. ar, /. y
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w AtNIE h d5o TONS OF RAGS 4 M
bones, i,OOO tons OF cast and w. n I'd
ron; also old metal, ropes rubbers @aI93ught
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Surber, of that city, has been increasing in size,
till now the mouth IS completely filed and al
m ost half the tongue protrudes from between
the lips. It is impossible for the child to shut
its mouth respiration is greatly impeded and
only liquid food can be taken. The doctors de-
clare that there is no relief save cutting away
the superhuous growth, dangerous operation,
and this will shortly be done
Montgomery county had 1877 70 miles of free
gravel roads, on March /, 1885. For their con-
struction bonds were issued TO the amount of
1854 500 and $8S, 582 z in taxes collected Bonds
to the amount of S27. 500 have been redeemed,
which leaves 1921. 900 yet to be redeemed
with, and of which $12, 500 viii be paid out on
April % The cost of the construction was
S2O7 664 45 paid for gravel, SIS 928 16. damages,
SO, 236 56 all other expenses. $40, 593 80; which
makes the total cost. $30S, 329. 81 The bonds
have drawn 1872 9O6 SO interest.
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Brief Mention.

Charles McKillup miner, was seriously,
perhaps fatally, injured at Pana, by falling
slate
DR.. Julius Lehman, one of the most skillful
physicians of Bloomington, has died, at the age
Of fifty-eight.
Near LaSalle the body of VIM. Wren was
found on the railroad track. His head was
crushed in and he had evidently been murdered.
The five-year-old daughter of John Miller, a
farmer near Bloomington, burned few days
ago while her father was burning brush, died on
Sunday, after terrible suffering.
The large stable connected with the Branton
Hotel, In Old Council Hill, near Galena, together
with forty tons of hay, burned, the work of an
incendiary Loss s., 900; no insurance
At 10 o'clock Sunday night man, name un-
known, under the influence of liquor, walked off
the Cairo wharf boat into the river and was
drowned The body has not been recovered.
August Blumgren. a conductor of the Chicago,
Burlington e. Quincy railroad fell between the
cars, at Gladstone. and was killed. He lived at
Galesburg, and leaves widow and FIVE
children.
j. E. Chandler and James b. Cummings, the
Bushnell Bank wreckers, have been held at
Springfield, by the United States commissioner,
in bonds of $4,000, for which they are unable to
furnish sureties.
John Beackey, of the Alma mines while
oillng the ropes on top of the head-gearing at
the Mentor coa-mine four miles east Of Casey
vile. accidentally slipped and fell to the bottom
of the shaft striking on the cage and killing him
instantly.
By the falling Of kettlerock in one of the
rooms of the Hanna City coal mines, Adam
Forden, an operator, was instantly crushed to
death. He was a married man, thray-three
years old. and was leader among the miners
Several hours elapsed before his remains were
extricated.
John Scully died at Lincoln, of erysipelas,
after an illness of only three days. He was a
nephew of Lord VIM. Scully, of Dublin, Ire
land, and had charge Of his large estates in this
country He was only thirty five years of ago.
and apparently in good health three days ago.
Lord Scully is now on the ocean on his way to
Lincoln.
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ble and as they are bound to have red on 1t
somewhere, either stripe on the sieevo or
trousers coat or hat, the general effect is pictur
esque These soldiers are constantly employed
in suppressing rebellion, which is almost hourly.
They are paid 50 per month, and provide their
own uniform.
The paramount question is the canal, and If
there exists any doubt as to It's ultimate compile
ton 1t may as we'll be dissipated Since the
French obtained control OF the Panama railroad
they have pushed the work of the canal with
great energy. There are now nearly five miles
finished on the Aspinwall side, and between the
wo points-Aspinwail and this piaee-there is
she continued scene of hard work, and the Sec
tions are contracted for the whole work to be
an engineer. and entirely ignorant of the subject
of canals send you only information gathered
from the most reliable persons.
The estimated cost of the canal is put down
in round figures to be $500, 000, 900, and up to
yesterday the company had paid out for labor.
machinery, etc, $50, 800, 600. This tremendous
circulation of money has benefited everybody,
Ind, mentioned in the first part of this letter,
che whole population is struggling to get rich.
There seems to be no lack of money, and one of
the leading bankers told me to-day that the
canal company had in his hands 81 000 600 in
gold. and similar amount on deposit IN Colon.
One OF the greatest drawbacks the company
has yet received was in q false statement sub
mitted by the contractor and approved by the
section bosses. Upon this voucher being pre-
scented to the company the money was paid over,
and it was only fsw weeks ago that it was dis
covered that the company had been defrauded
BY false measurements to the extent of over ST.,
600 000 A commission from France is here in
vestigating the subject and until their report IS
made and some action taken work Will be tenn
porarily suspended.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-07

The Cause of Woman Suffrage Is Progressing
Satisfactorily In the Country.

The Cause of Woman Suffrage Is Progressing
Satisfactorily In the Country.
st. Louis Globe Democrat.
Susan B. Anthony arrived in the city and
passed yesterday with relatives on Delmar
avenue. a Globe Democrat reporter called On
her in the afternoon.
'.Ihis is a strictly informal visit" said Miss
Anthony, in reply to the reporters questions
II do not think many members of the Woman's
Suffrage Association know that am in the city
s'Where do you 60 from hereW
s'To fill several ngagements-Shebyvil
Litchfeld, and other places, the names of which
have forgotten. Then 60 to Iowa. and then
go East My engagements will occupy me up to
the Doth of April"
How is your cause progressingw
"We are much encouraged. The subject Of
woman's suffrage is more generally discussed
than formerly. and l hear much kinder senti-
ments expressed concerning 1t than, ever before. |"
what do you think of the action of the New
York ladies who petitioned the Legislature in
opposition to the womans suffrage petitonersF
II think that they got long way into public
affairs for women who protest against all med
ding with politics by their sex. They are
mentioned as ladies of the first families, though
do not know who they are"
"Will the change of administration make any
difference in the progress of your causel
elected. The Republicans are more apt to favor
us because they are readers. The Democrats
are non-progressve. They do not see ahead"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-07
YESTERDAYS ELECTIONS.
Republicans Garry Columbus. D., by 1900
| Amer Smith Elected at Cincinnati.

COLUMBUS. O., April 6.-The majority of
Walcott Republican, for mayor, viii be about
LOCO. Blaine carried the city by 572- The
balance of the ticket is elected by majorities of
from 200 to 500, with Council and School Board
Towns within radius of fifty miles which have
been going Democratic by small maiorities. are
reported Republican.
CINcINNATI, April 6-The city election to-day
was remarkably close, but the indications were
at 10 o'clock that Amor Sraith, ir., Republican
candidate for mayor, had been elected by small
majority. The balance of the ticket is in doubt
DAYTON, o., April 6-The Democratic city
ticket was elected by 800 majority to-day.
TOLEDO, O.. April 6-The municipal election
to-day was very close, and a mixed ticket is
probably elected Mr. Walbridge, the Repub-
lican candidate for mayor, claims small
majority.