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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-13
The Illinois senn,or.hln.

CHICAGO, Feb. l2.-The daily News
special from Springfield says the Re-
publIcans of both houses to-day refused
to recognize the action of the Democrats
in the matter of voting for senator. A
Few members of each party are in or
absent. The morning hour IN The
house was idled away, tho Repub-
leans making several Intellectual efforts
tn adjourn. AT II o'clock the door
keeper announced the attendance OF the
senate and twenty-five Democratic
members OF that body filed In aud took
their seats. When u vote for United
States senator was directed only one
vote was recorded, the Democrats fear
ing that the Republicans were thAre Ia
greater force than seemed appArant An
adjournment was then taken till noon
Tomorrow,
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Train wreckers on the New orleap,
Pacific.

MARSHALL, Feb. l2.-ISpocial. "A re-
port is current that freight train was
derailed when near Marlhayille, on tho
Now Orleans Pacific railroad, and that
the engineer and fireman were beth
Killed, besides wrecking twelve freight
ears. A rail had been removed. The
perpetrators of the crime were traced
through the snow to II house near by
and arrested. They proved to be two
tramps. IL was their purpose to wreck
the passenger train, but that being de-
layed, the freight was sent out first and
wa' caught in the trap. The New or.
leans Pacific express and passenger has
been delayed in consequence. Hence
turther particulars are not obtainable
lust now.
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Men,herfor,l No,.s

WEArnEHFoRD, Feb. l2.-[Special.l-
AT 4:l5 q. m. Frank Freeze expired
much to the regret Of his many friends
His father is expected here on tho west.
bound p ssenger Tonight, from Ten.
nessee. A post morem examination was
made at II "A. m. by two physicians, and
u was found that the lett por ION Of The
right lobe of the liver was cut, Tho
body will be conveyed back to Ten,
nessee,
George X. Brown, lately of Chicago
ana now large investor here, leaves to.
night ior New Orleans.
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At Bowie.

Bowie, Feb. u. = [Special.l- The
norther Of the past two days was suc-
eeeded by new and wintry phase to-
day, namely, that of snow. It began
showing here between and Q O'Clock
?. M, and as 1 write this special il ia
lalilng fast and in good sized flakes.
Ihis asst feature of the cold will. IL is
feared, prove seriously injurious to ths
stock Interests, and further discourage
the already dampened spirits OF stock.
owners.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-13

MARSHALL, Feb. l2.-LSpecial. Snow
fell TO the depth of several inches last
night. Itcommenced raining and sIeet.
ing carly this morning, and now ali ma
ture is covered with maute OF snow
ana ice This is geheraly conceded by
the Oldest Inhabitants TO be The roldest
weather ever experienced IN this lati-
latitude. Stock of all kinds Il suffer
ing very much and heavy loss will be
sustained by our farmers In this par
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An E,pre.s Agent Arrested.

HousToS, Feb. l2. - Especial. J.
Henry Il. Hill, agent of the
Pacific Express company haze
for the past three years, wass ar
rested to-day on an affidavit made by
Charles Aiken, route agent of said com.
pany, charged with embezzling the sum
olSl 525 during the period from Novem.
Der 4, 1884, to Feb. l, 1885. The charge ol
embezzlement was made, but he is only
short the amount To the company In his
Official relation to IL, The impression
prevails that he can not make II good
The case IL to be tried tomorrow.
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Mckinney Matters.

MCKINNEY, Feb. "a Special. There
was light snowfall last night. 1t is
raining this evening.
l.. w. rulwell is on trial for theft OF a
mule. The defendant is of good charac.
tr, and was drunk on bluo mule
whisky. The latter is getting to be O
popular defense.
Il. y. Shirley and bride, j. C. Coleman
and Col. Il. w. Oglesby left to-day for
the New Orleans exposition.
"A sad spectacle was witnessed to-day
IN the district court A gray.haired
iather, who, for forty years, has been an
honored citizen OF Collin county, was
on the witness stand for drunken son,
charged with theft.
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LITTLE RocK, Feb. l2.-Rush John
son and Lige Parker, colored murder.
ers, were hanged this morning in the
Jail enclosure. Tho execution was wit
messed by 200 persons. Several hun.
dred wore gathered outside. The
doomed men passed the night In reli.
gi1us devotion. johnson murdered
John Wall, the superintendent of GOV,
kecior's plantation. Tho motive was
revenge. Parker murdered Louis q.
Foe, a rich planter. His motive was re.
venge aud pecuuiary gain.
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JEFFERSON, Feb. H. Special. "A
fine misting snow began to fall about I
o'clock last night, and fell to the depth
OF three inches, aut 1t thawed this morn.
log.
Jefferson will be pretty we'll repre-.
senled at the New Orleans exposition.
Agood many leave here Tor that city ON
Saturday.
The probate docket was taken up In
the county court this morning.
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Newton. In the first stage of the nro.
ceedlnSs, Bolton demanded to he allowed
lhe help OF q lawyer, which the counciI
refused. The Investigation was than
postponed Till next Saturday. Bolton
,nalntains his original ASSERTION that
Newton is guilty and that he holds the
documents to prove it. Newton saws no
only wants a fun and fair investigstion'
A great deal of interest is manifested
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Another CONAN Accnnnt. %

SAN ANGELO, Fob. l2,-[Specisl.l-A
horrible crime is reported from Howard
Canyon, on the north Concho, sixty
miles from here. Buck Robinson and
Hull Newall, white men, had dispute
as to an open account, when Robinson
weat home, got his Winchester run.
and shot Newall three times. Robinson
sat up with his victim all night, and i'm
tho morning left tho country, without
any attempt being made at arrest. This
occurred last Friday, aud three Nit
nesses OF tho crime exist. The officers
are after Robinson, but he has probably
made good his escape.
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The Belton Benefit.

BELroN, Feb. l2. = Especial. = The
benetit performance given by the stutz
company to the FIRE department last
night owing to the inclelnent weather.
prevented very large crowd attending.
Receipts at the doo' was sos. One-Lali
woes 10 the department. A very pleas.
ant mop was partaken of after the per-
ioi nlance, Stuts orchestra furnishing
the music.
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Anothor Dnnoe or D,,,h

FoRr SMITH, ARK, Feb. l2.-Another
bloody afirsy is reported TO have oc.
Cured al dance in the Indian Terri.
tory. Last Friday night Ned Bou nds
gave a dance at his homo In the Chick.
asaw nation, at which whisky flowed
freely AMI nearly everybody got drunk,
Two men engaged in fight. Friends
lnterfered and the fight became general.
u II. Craig aud several strangers we're
killed outright and number of others
won nded
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Sorimninrrs NJ Knr.e

KossE, Feb. l2.-lspecial. "A din.
Guilty occurred here this evening be-
tween Mr.. Alex Graves and country
man by the name OF Hart. Cause un.
known; Mr.. Graves had his little
niger broken during the fracas. N,
other injuries. Also one between Mr.
FRANK Patterson and Jim Price, Mr.
Price having accused Mr.. Patterson al
taking oO cents belonging him. A few
scratches settled the debt,
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OverlnNrd nitn,nnns

C'NSTANTiNoPLE, Feb. l2.-The popu-
lation is eXultant over the iall of Khar-
toum' On the other hand, The govern
ment officials express grest anxiety
oyer ,o, tne dlsaster IN the Soudan, fearing
ous movement in El Hajiz, Arabia.
where he has many follow efs,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-13

DuBLlN, Feb. l2 Especial. IA hcavy
mist has been falling throughout last
night and to-day, freezing as fast as il
lell, and everything is covered with ice,
Tho condition of stock and tue severe
weather causes great gloom among
stock mon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-13
Another Gnrhnn Gnnn.

koRTI, Feb. l2.-Capt. ". $. Gordon,
of the Welsh Fusileers, tho correspond
ent of the Manchester Guardian, has
been missing since Jaduary 10. On thai
9N'e ne was seen twenty miles south OF
hortl on his way alone to Gakdul Wells
since when nothing has been heard or
soon of him.
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PARIS, Feb. ia dispatch from Ton
quin states that the French column adj
vancing toward Lang Son under Gen.
Briese de'Lisle,has had three days hard
lighting in the detiles of the mountains.
fno French losses are heavy, but the
troops are u aking steady progress, des.
plle the obstinate resistance Of the Chi
ueSe,
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The city Attorney OF san An,or,n

SAN ANTONIO, Feb. i2.-lSpecial.l +
The city council met to-day to invests
gate the charge Of bribery brought by
Alderman Bolton against City Attorney
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IIawkins.

HAWKINS, Feb. l2.-lSpecial Gold
weather ever since Sunday night. at
which time anorther made its debut and
resulted In an overdose of the "beauti-
lnl' lasi night. The snow is melting TO-
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No Money, No Arrests.

NEW LAREDO, Feb. l2.-[special. J.
rhe pay car OF the Mexicsn National
was broken int this morning and
rsobed OF all Its contents, consisting of
ps.ols' once furniture. etc. No money
was In the car. No arrests.
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AZ Wiohita Ealls.

WICHITA FALLS, Feb. IL. Especial. l.
Tho weather TO day has been very disa-
greeable, The wind is from the north,
aud light snow has been falllng.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-13

BoNHAM, Feb. [sbecial. "A slight
iGl OF snow occurred here last night
aud to-day, which melted about as last
rs u Iell. The indications are for rain
now
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But He May bo NIIstnIsen.

CAIRO, Feb. 1.-The khedive to-day
received telegram from Gen. Wolse-
ley, in which he says he believes there
VIII he no more IL htiug along the line
until Gen Brockuuhurg reaches Berber
with the late Gen. Earle's lorces.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-13

FL ahdi's Commanding General Speaks.
SUAGtN, Feb. l2.-osman Digna has
issued summons for all tribes to rally
at Tamanieb.
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where the entrenGhed camp is TO be
formed, is on the road from Snakm to
Berber, and is described ss q "smIling
oasis where there Is good pas.urage
and plenty of water.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-09-19

Recent soundings at the mouth of
Red River showed the depth in the
channel to be respectively as fol-
lows: At the mouth Of Old River
4.5 feet, in the "gut" 9 feet, on the
crossing IA feet, at Chandler's light,
7 feet, and at Atchafalays bar 15
feet. The United States steamer
Gen. Newton has been working sue.
cessfully with her scraper, increas.
ing the depth of the channel from
4'5 feet to 8'5 feet, and to a width
of Is feet.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-09-19
AROUND THE WORLD,

| AROUND THE WORLD.
| American cheese is now supplant
ing the home made article in Eng
land, as consumers find it superior
in flavor and cheaper in price.
An English veterinarian has sup
piled COW whose leg had to be am
pu:ated, with wooden one OF
which she walks, scarcely knowing
the difference between the natura
and the artificial limb.
English capitalists are buying
ahead vigorously in Northern Mex
leo. In Coahuls 3 company has
purchased the Sanchez of 1,4OO, ,OOO
acres. They now own in that State
alone over $500. 900 acres.
Barnum's great elephant, Jumbo,
valued at $500. 900, was killed at St.
Thomas, Ark, on the 10th, by a
freight train running against him
as he was being led on q railroad.
and the trick elephant had his leg
broken.
Chief Justice Waite, of the United
States Supreme Court, is now on q
visit to Europe, ana In England is
receiving the most marked atten
ton from the great dignitaries of
the bench and bar of that country
aud from promineat government
officials generally.
Although Chicago is this year
spending 100000 in the erection of
new school houses, she still lacks
accommodation for over $4,000
children, and has been compelled to
adopt a plan by which the pupils
are alternately sent to school end
retired during the year.
Mrs. Negley is still urging her
suit to recover her child carried off
by her second husband. While he
claims the child, she AYERS that her
first husband, Gauthreaux, was the
father. The mother, if worthy of
credit, ought to be the best au-
thority as to paternity az che nm.
doubtedIy is Of maternity.
The raiding Apaches in the Santa
Fe country seem to outwit the
troops with which the raided SEQ.
ton is flooded, and are making
good their escape, not a buck, squaw
or papoose having as yet been cap.
tured. As fast as their ponies give
out fresh ones are stolen and the
f1ight continued.
In the great yacht race in the
New York Yacht clubs course sailed
On the 14th, between the Gapesta
IF England and the Puritan of Bos,
ton, the latter was tho winner easily,
and the great club will still be kept
IN this side of the Atlantic. Eng
and must try another model to
rank the Yankees ont of il.
A man named Ballard, was SEM
enced the other day in Kentucky |
court. and the penalty was 20 years |
q the penitentiary. Two of his
'rothers opened fire on the guards
loping to release him, and he did
make his escape bat was Iecaptured,
he two brothers, however, were in,
family shot down by the guards who
vere not injured. 1t is thought
hat there will be more blocdshed
'efore things quiet down. Z
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-09-19
Nem yberia enterprise.
official Journal of Iberia Parish.
STATE ITEMS.

Auo "0eOooO '"uO VI pAopCIey ~
St. james parish has fallen off $780,,
$40 below that of last year, it being
81, ,O26 800 this year.
L. Loeb's moss house ut Morgan
City, together with about 35 bales
of moss was destroyed by fire last
Sunday night, incurrIng loss to
the owner of about 500.
In the gambling cases tried at
the present term of the conrt sit'
ting at Shreveport, where at least
in one case the evidence was condu.
sive as to guilt, no conviction could
be obtained and Judge Hicks dis.
gusted with the farce directed the
District Attorney to enter q nolle
prossequi in the remaining cases.
A sad case OF suicide occurred
the other day at Farmersville, La.
Miss Ida Custer, a beau tiful young
Jewess of fifteen summers, having
been deceived by young man
named s. Kirkpatrick, and her life
made . blank by his desertion Of
her, swallowed strychnine. It is
believed that he prepared the. fatal
dose for his victim.
Mayor Guillotte llae sent to the
City Council .of New Orleans a
document which for caustic satire
and withering rebuke of official de-
linquencies on the part of his broth.
ers in conducting municipal affairs,
has seldom been paralleled in any
city of the Union. His talk is plain.
sensible and to the point, albeit re.
severe and will be calcu.
lat.d to win him the respect and
of his constituents, If he
stands firmly by what he proposes
to do.
On the 18th inst, at Robeline,
Natchitoches parish, q large five
point buck was chased into that
sown by some hounds. The deer
Was scratched terribly, as he had
rnn into two or three barbed wire
ieoces. The dogs were close on to
,im when he reached Texas street,
when he attempted to leap come
,icket fencing, but failed and fell
o the ground. Before he could get
10 Mr.. James 81. Caldwell had hold
# his horns and was cutting his |
hr0at. In a few moments the |
'ounds we're all present and ready
o dispute the prize, but man being
uperior to al animals the dog.
TODD back and Mr.. Caldwell rolled
he prize away on q wheelbarrow.
A correspondent: Of the Tlmes'
Democrat in ito issue of the 18th,
ives q glowing description of the
undred hills island of Cote
which he regards as little
lee than . second paradise. He
ays that there 10 evidence that the
1aters of the Red River once swept
ass the high hills Of the Island,
,e soil deposits being identical
'ith those Of that stream. He re.
ards the chain of Islands as sub.
'arino upheavals. He deems it ad-
'irably suited for q sumner resort,
nd that If devoted to that purpose /
nder proper management, it would
rove sucCess. There 10 food for {
Election in the views expressed by ,
10 writer, and the proprietor would [
. we'll to heed his suggestious. u
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-09-19
General Insurance Agency

The undersiened representing several
of the best Foreign, Northern and
Southern Fire Insurance Companies,
respectfully solicits q shave OF the pa
trOnage in this and adjacent parishes.
Policies issued on AL insurable prop.
erty, and transfers and endorsements
made when required. Term policies for
three or Eve yea,s on dwellings, churches.
school-houses and court-houses, ct low
rates.
Office-No. 90 Main street.. New
iberia. La
an24-y WIN. ROBERTSON,
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-09-19
VOLUME I--NUMBER 90.

| "a IcpOitcI VI lu0 LVculuB OuiOu.
icle, Birmingham, Ala, was shot hut
not dangerously wounded, by
Mrs. Morris, the other day, for Ger.
tai1 damaging statements of his in
regard to her conduct at a hotel.
Much excitement exists in the town,
and public opinion is decidedly
against the woman.
The great race at Brighton Beach
on the l4th, which was witnessed
by some $1,000 spectators and in
which Fix OF the champions of the
turf were contestants, was won
easily by Freedland, who led Miss
Woodford four lengths under the
string. There was heavy betting
and much money changed purses.
The latest accounts represen t.the
Celestials as getting out of Wyo.
ming as fast as their legs and any
more rapid means of travel can be
utilized to help them along. The
very best thing they can do is to
return to the flowery kingdom and
be buried amid its odors, as they
stink in the nostrils of Caucasian
races.
Slugger Sullivaa was arrested
lately in Cleveland, Ohio, and
placed under bond OF $500 to an.
swer for Sabbath desecration, in
playing base ball. Those people
are still leavened with little of the
puritanical religious mania that in.
duced q Jealous deacon to knock in
the head of his cider barrel for
working on Sunday.
A party of 200 visitors assembled
Mount Washington on the Goth Of
August, in the hopes Of getting
some fine views, but were sadly dis
as they could sec bat q
few feet ahead Of them, owing to
The prevalence of . binding snow
storm which lasted all that and the
day. One man narrowly
escaped freezing to death.
1t is said that the crown Prince
Of Germany and Prince Bismarck :
are not in accord, in regard to the
seizure of the Caroline Islands.
is oot disposed to acquiesce
in the claim of Spain to sovereignty
over the disputed territory, and tho
Spaniards will not he likely to gain
their point with two great powers
averse to their pretensions.
The most beautiful rice in use is
The Dutch article. the millers hav- !.
ng q process of their own for giy>
ng the grains q polish. The
method of polishing is secret :
which Americans have failed to dis
cover, despite great efforts to obtail
he knowledge. The rice sells for q
better price than any other but is
10 better when cooked than our
pest varieties.
A man named Coon, at Omaha, Y
Nevada, who had repeatedly beate
lis wife and threatened TO D6rn
own, was taken out BY mob to
ynched. His injured wife
,ended knees pleaded 90 hard
he life Of the miserable wretch
was spared, bot not until n
lad prayed and sworn over the
o reform. The next offense Of
ind he was warned would lead
lis execution. So
The political contest in =
,axing warmer every day
.ee, the Democratic candid
Governor, is moving steadily
isted by able lieotenants TO-
ssured victory. John s y
IahOne candidate for q
flee, an eloquent speakep
,sting the ground with
Y ioch; but with more
peech, has not Lees
nch q hcef ~ oh1a as.n
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-09-19
Official Directory.

United States Senators-R. L. Gibson, j.
B. EustiB.
Representatice-Third Congressional Dis
trict composed of the parishes of Iberville,
Ascension, Assumption, Lafourche, Terre-
bonne, st. Mary, Iberia, vermilion, Lafay-
cite, St. Martin, Calcasieu and Cameron,
E. j. Gay. P. O. address Plaquemine, La.
State Senator-Twelfth Senatorial Dis
trict composed of Lafayette, Vermilion,
Iberia, and st. Martin, Chas. d. Caffery.
p. o. address, Lafayette, La.
District Judge Twenty-6rst Judicial
District, composed of Iberia and St. Mar
tin, F. L. Gates New iberia, La. Regular
terms: Jury-First Monday in January
and first Monday in May. Civil-First
Monday in March and first Monday in
November.
District Attorney-C. Homer Mouton, St.
Martinsvilfe, La. y
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-09-19

CORPORATION OF NEW IBERIA:
Board Of Trxstces. 8 BOudreaux, Mayor;
Jas L Burke, PL Renoudet, Jasper Gall,
David Laughlin, Aug. Erath, L. A. Du-
pay; L B Delahoussayo, Secretary.
Corporation Attovney-R 8 Perry.
0Goial Ovgas-Sugar-B Bowl.
Polioe- III. Frank Stafford, Chief; Felix
n. Aestayer, Aid.
Nigkt Police-Alex Blanc,
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-09-19
PARISH OFFICERS

PARISH OFFICERS
Representative. j. A. Provost
Sheriff. A. Veazey.
Clerk of Court. .....A. J. Wakefield
Coroner. Geo. p. Minvielle.
Assessor and Registrar. Robert Brown.
Returning Officer. 80. Alfred G. Barnard
Parish Attorney. ........... y. A. Breaux.
Parish Treasurer. ...... james l.. Burke.
Parish Surveyor. ID. L. PEBBLES.
Official Journal. .NeW Iberia Enterprise.
Police Jary-President, Dudley Avery
Secretary, L. B. Delahoussaye; Members
6 T Cade, J A Decuir, l. A Bernard,
Robert D Stansbury, H Steckler, Sr, L A
Dupuy, Octave p Romero. Regular meeting
days, first Saturday of each month.
Z School Board President, James A. Lee;
Secretary, VIM 4 Burke; Members, Felix
Patout, A L Monot, Euzebe Gonsonlin, p
l. RenOudet, T. A DerOuen, Robt Olivier,
Ad0lphe Berard. Regular meetings held
lon first Saturdays Of January, April, July
and October.
J.stices Of tie Peace and CoxstabJss-1st
Ward, (Joanerette,) III Brown, VIM
Stanton; PatOutville-D B Migues, Vol
taire GauthrUaux; I'd Wards b Roane,
Paul N. Scull, Sd Ward- Oscar Olivier, j
.;s: 81 : ~. Z:
~; 9Th Ward, New Iberia)
Keller, Jr, Ozeme Ja-
Hisues, Elgl sth Ward Thomp-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-06

Elias Elbert, of York, Penn, sued the Pho
NIX Guarantee Mutual Aid association of
Baltimore, 10 recover 81, ,OO0 on the life of Jac.
boit, aged 81, made payable 10 complainant
a demurrer was entered TO the suit declaring
Ine transaction to be. ''of gambling nature,n
yuuge Brown sustained the demurrer and
ulsDiissed tue bill He said, however, that mo
company taking such risks could possibly nav
i, theni and the whole face of the case showed
ti' tnt .ne company carried ON a life insurance
business under false colors and IVA. a
galnp,iiihs corporation Of the worst dessrip-