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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-28
wOMAN'S SOLILOQUY.
For the Mirror.

For the Mirror.
To drink, or not to drink, that's the question.
Whether it's nobler in the man to suffer
For slings and drinks of various kinds,
Or, to drink them down with beastial thoughts
And thus by swallowing trouble, say he ends it.
To drink and drink again, till almost drunk;
And then to say, he feels not the shocking pains
That rend wifes heart, and frights her tmid soul
And gives his children parents, friends and wife
A thousand sleepless nights and horrid dreams;
If sleep they can, is contamination never to be
desired.
To torture, till she dies, a tender anxious wife,
A mother, father, or may be doting lovely child;
And say, that drinking liquor browns the shame,
And deep remorse for such foul and horrid crime
AS that which rankles in his beastial brain
Is a lie: a wilful known and damning lie.
When he has done his worst, to his, by drink,
Then he may sleep, perchance may dream;
But in that sleep, what dreams may come,
Before he shufles off this mortal coil,
Should make him pause, and have some self re-
spect.
What man would bear drunkard's wrong,
And scorns and sad neglect; so many times,
That patient women have to take, from liquor
drinking men?
Who spurns the vow in wedlOck made,
When he might her auiescence make
With this bare resolution, 81 will never drinE
again.
So you have, drinking men, to act, or not to act.
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FEDERAL COURT.
SUITS FILED ANDJUKoRs DRAW

SUITS FILED AND DRAWN.
The following suits have been filed for
the February term, 1886, at Austin:
H B. Claffin a. Co. VS.. r. S. Graves, suit
for damages.
Henry G. Perkins, ct al, VS.. VIM. Nc
Carly, trespass to try title.
August, Bernheim & Bauer vs.. j. s.
Davis, for debt.
]. w. Cain VS.. M. A. Taylor, trespass to
try title.
August, Bernheim d Bauer VS.. McGuin-
ness d Bro, for debt.
VIM. Brady, ct al, VS.. L. G.. Hanrick, ct
al, trespass to try title.
Mattingly & Zimpelman VS.. Cory City
Iron works, suit for damages.
| Bette Holmes ct al. VS.. Abner Taylor;
suit for damages.
Southern Development company VS..
Houston a. Texas Central railway COM
pany. This is branch of the principal
cause now in suit at Galveston, instituted
with view of throwing the road into the
hands of receiver, and this suit will be
conducted jointly with the principal suit,
the orders of court in either case to gov
ern both. Hon. j. G. Winter, of Waco,
master in chancery in these cases, will
hold court in the federal court room at
Austin, January 80, for the purpose of
adjusting claims against the railroad.
The following named persons were
drawn for jury service for the February
term of the United States court at Aus
tin:
S. S. Wood, Camp San Saba Henry Vas
terling, Castell p. o.; r. G. Murray, San
Saba; Gus Erhardt, Bastrop; John A.
Jackson, Uhappell Hill; Henry Wedge,
Cherry Springs; Alonzo McReaw, Austin;
Chas. Cartwright, Bastrop; j. Alexander,
Luling; Walter Noble, Brennan; c. e. Ruth,
Austin; j. W. Hewlett Austin; AL. Kothe,
Cherry Springs; W. r. Hubbard, Kyle;
w. j. Upton, Menardville; w. ID. Edwards,
Manor; j. Wayman, Granger; w. Jacoby,
Austin; E. l.. Brodie, Fredericksburg; r.
II. Kirby, Austin; S. Pr@torins, Lagrange;
r. j. Lockett, Brennan; Lee Blocker, Aus
tin; Phil. Abrahams, Austin; Fred. Scott,
Taylor; w. j. Standefer, Lampasas; VIM.
Keelchor, Granger; A. G. Hill, Manor;
Rich'd Gildart, Austin; j. III. Roberts,
Georgetown; M. Eppstein. Luling; w. s.
Scott, Roundrock; f. j. Harris, Lampasas;
Maurice B. Moore, Austin; W. e. Bean
shelf, Corn Hill j os. P. Jackson, Brennan
Tom Murrah, Austin; Il. A. Gay, Menard-
vile; M. A. Kopperl, Burnet; Julius Borne
field, Austin; Jas. McCrocklin, Austin; VIM
Fields, Lockhart; Oscar Alexander, Round
Mountain; Lon Barnett, Luling; G. r. But
Ter, Manchaca; NJ. Glacknur, Bastrop; j
e. Tucker, Taylor; Dan Dale, Burnet; John
H. Turner, Taylor; Allen Ayres, Indepen-
dence.
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they can make a reputation, are soon con-
tent to remain mute, inglorious" mem
bers, ambitious only for the privilege of
printing their undelivered speeches in the
Record for circulation among their con-
stituents. To go back and recount the
"reminiscences of notable scrimmages
in congress during the career of
such men as Henry Clay, John G.
Calhoun, John Quincy Adams, John
Randolph, and scores of others who
achieved national regulations would re-
quire volume. In later days, the pas
sage between Blaine and Conkling, wherein
the latter was accused of his turkey
gobbler strut" and the famous " shoo-
fly" passage between Ben Butler and
"Sunset" Cox, are well-remembered &C.
casions. In the present congress there is
an unusually small proportion of men
well known in national politics. Presi-
dent Cleveland took the three most promi-
nent democrats from the senate for his
cabinet, and Mr.. Cox, sent as minister to
Turkey, is greatly missed in the house.
In both parties there are vacancies in lead
ership which new men will be required to
fill. L. M. B.
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WHY TRUTH CO.'S NAKED.
List to a tale we'll worth the ear

List to tale well worth the ear
of al who wit and sense admire;
InNented-it is very clear
Some ages prior to Matthew Prior.
FalSehood and truth, "npon time"
One day in June's delicious weather,
CTwas in distant age and clime)
Like sisters took walk together.
On, on their merry way they took,
Through fragrant wood and verdant meadow
To where beech beside brook
Invited rest beneath its shadow.
There, sitting in the pleasant shade,
Upon the margins grassy mating,
"a velvet cushion ready made),
The young companions fell to chatting.
Now, while in voluble discourse,
On this and that their tongues were running
As habit bids each speech--perforce,
The one is frank the other cunning.
Falsehood, at length, impatient grown
With scandals of her own creation,
Said, "since we two are quite alone,
And nicely screened from observation,
Suppose in this delightful rill,
While all around are so propitious,
We take bath !"-Said Truth, 81 will
A bath I'm sure will be delicious,'
At this her robe she cast aside,
And in the stream that ran before her
She plunged-like Oceans happy bride
As naked as her mother bore herr
FalsehoOd at leisure now undressod,
Put off the robes her limbs that hamper,
And having donned Truths snowy vest,
Ran off as fast as she could scamper.
Since then the subtle maid, in sooth,
Expert in lies and shrewa evasions,
Has borne the honest name of Truth,
And wears her clothes ON all occasions,
While Truth, disdaining to appear
In Falsehood's petticoat and bodice,
Still braves all eyes from year to year,
As naked as marble goddess!
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pEspFCTABLE DRUGGISTS

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John druggists who offer you plaster called
"Capsicum" "Capscin,' "Capucjn' or "Capsi-
cine and tell you it is substantially the same as
The Genuine Benson's Capcine Plaster, or even
better. They ask lees for the imitation, for II
costs less but as remedial agent it is absolutely
worthless. The reputation OF Bensons as the only
master possessing actual and high curative quail.
Hes il the result of many years experiment and
honorable dealings on the part Of the proprietors
and 5000 physicians, pharmacists and druggists
endorse It as the best ever made. Protect yoursen
oIIIy. and avoid mistakes by personal examination
The genuine plaster has the Three Seals trade
mark and In the centre is cut the word "Capcine-
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ECZEMA ON A CHILD.

done my child SO much good that feel like saying
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ANTON BoSSMlER, Edinburgh, Ind.
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HOW BUSINESS is DONE AND
HOW EXCITING SCENES
SOMETIME OCCUR.
THE GREAT FLOOD OF BILLS AND
WHAT BECOMES OF THEM
SOME OF THE METHODS
OF THE SPEAKERS.
i Correspondence to the Statesman.

Special Correspondence to the Statesman.
The forty-ninth congress Is now fully
entered upon its first session. The mem
bers all came back from their constitu-
encies after the holiday recess with peck
cts and grip-sacks stuffed with bills, and
on the first day of the re-assembling
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TETTER ON TINE SCALE.

| was almost perfectly bald caused by letter OF
the top of the scalp. l used CUFIcuRA REMEDIES
and now my hair Is coming back as thick as ever
II was. $. p. CHOICE, Whitesboro, Texas.
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ITCHING
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KNOW ITS VALUE.

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satisfaction. The CuTIcURA | especially recon-
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-28

On the democratic side are men fully
competent to cope in rhetorical struggle
with the trained leaders of the majority.
Senator Vest is not only pleasing ora
tor, but he is skillful in debate. He is
quick to see and take advantage OF any
weak points in an adversary. Senator
Butler is an easy, graceful speaker, and
has force of character that fits him for
leadership. Senator VOORHEES, has main
tanned his post of prominence in the sem
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-27
An EdItor Arrosled Coz reriurr.

CScINSATI, Ohio, August 25.-Alleu
o. Myers. managing editor OF the Ea-
quirer, was arrested at the Enquire
oflce shortly after . O'Clock this morn
ing. and taken 10 the Central police
station where be was locked up on a
charge Of being a fugitive from justic q.
The arrest was made by order OF Mayor
Smith, VINO Is in Columbus and who
telegraphed that Myers was wanted
there o. a charge OF perjury, and that
the warrant and officer were on the Wag
70 cincinnati. Myers was az the Col
umbus convention yesterday aud aware
out q warrant before a magistrate
charging ex-Aucitor Copellar, Of this
city, with bribery in connection with
bis election on the Republican State
committee yesterday. Myers then left
for Cincinnati. Copellar was arrested
and after being released caused e war
rant 70 be issued for the arrest OF
Myers for perjury. Copellar ard Helby
OF this city, whose name was also
mixed up ina charge OF bribery, Joined
with COpellar in az affidavit declaring
they knew nothing OF the bribery.
Myers was released AND bailed out about
3 o'clock in $1,000 bonds.
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THE REVOLUTION.
Prince SAlexander 'Harrassed
on All Sides.
THE ATTITUDE soF RUSSIA.
An Editor Arrested for Perjury-The
Temperance ConventiOn-Went
EtO Pieces on The Reef
The Bulgarian Revelation.

LONDON, August 26.-The Queen tele-
graphed to Bucharest yesterday for
news of Prince Alexander. of Bulgaria.
Conflicts have taken place in the
streets Of Sofa between Loyalists and
the supporters of Hancoff. Alexander
adberents are still increasing.
Person Caravaroff. Russian captain,
in command OF Prince Alexander. has
telegraphed 10 Bucharest, in reply 10 an
inquiry, that the Prince was ham ed
over 10 the Russian authorities.
Prince Bismarck's unusual courtesy
in visiting Deliiers is much commented
upon. Ii is the general opinion that
Russia will not now allow Prince Alex
ander 70 reascend the throne.
vienna, August 26.-At the Russian
telegram agency the statement mat
Prince Alexander has been released IS
still little credited here.
CoSsTASTISoPLE, August 24.-Nelidoh,
Russian ambassador here, has informed
his colleagues that, in the event Of dis
orders occurring IN Bulgaria, Russia
would, with the other powers, consider
the necessary measures for interfering.
KIM, August 26.-The Gar has or
dered that Prince Alexander De for
warded to Kissineff if he refuses 10 &C
cept his aDdication rs an accomplished
fact. The towns Of Bulgaria are decked
with flags and there is a general re
iOicing az the overthrow Of the rebels.
vienna, August 26.-The Gar has
permitted Prince Alexander 10 pro-
coed 70 Germany by way OF Odessa.
SOFIA, August pa single regiment
OF troops with the assistance OF a mum
b. of rrnfffHn nuT4Ta ifaA the
work OF depOsing Alexander. Before
proceeding against the prince the revO-
iutionisls arrested the commander OF
Aiexander's regiment which was at
S.iynitza. The provisional government,
seeing tina. the pOpulace was violently
loval to the depOSed prince. resigned
Office and liberated the commander, who
al once brought MS regiment from
SiivnitZa, and disarmed the regiment
which had assisted in the prince
arrest. and political leaders who had
managed the up d'ctdr. The Powers
have recognized the government formed
b. KaravalOff as Premier. The pro
yisiOnai government has assured the
porte that the movement in favor al
Alexander is not inimical to Turkey
and has asked the porte 70 reopen the
railway between COnstantinople and
Phillp.opolis.
LoSDoN, august 2G.-Ferguson. the
under Foreign Secretary, stated in the
Commons this afternoon that the loyal
troops had entered Sofia Tuesday with
the cOnsenr OF the Powers. The exact
whereabouts Of Alexander, the Secre-
tary said, was unknown TO the British
government, but kilograms had been
forwarded 20 him inviting him 70 ret IN
and resume his ;ule Ia Bulgaria.
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The Temperance conventiop.

HARRIsBURe. Pa. August 26.-The
prohibition convention was called TO
order at 10 O'Clock this morning. The
resolutions were read reclting that the
information had been received OF the
opening Of a drinking saloon in the
National Home for disabled soldiers at
Dayton. Ohio and pronouncing the
opening Of such place TO be wrong
TO the Old soldiers and calling upon the
superintendent and managers of the
Home 10 close the saloon and protect
the inmates from the influence OF drink.
Rev. Hecker. q colored preacher from
Washington, said the same state of
affairs as complained of AZ Dayton,
existed at Hampton, Va, and at the
Home at Washington.
The resolutions were adopted; 1900
was raised TO carry on the campaign.
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Went to Pieces ON the Reef.

81. JOINS. n. E, August IA dis.
patch from st. Pierre announces the
total loss of the French ship LetoiI. She
was commanded by Captain ChereI, and
was manned by crew of twenty-one
fishermen. she was returning fish
laden with others of the Grand Bank
feet. when during the prevalence OF a
dense tog, and a very boisierous sea.
struck yesterday morning of the reefs
kolanize and Lamaine, and was scat
tered IN pieces and immediately SINK.
Twelve of the crew were drowned. nine
with the captain were washed through
the boiling surf and landed among
the single and seaweed of the
shore IN an apparently liieless condi-
ton. A fishing vessel at Point negraye
was also lost Captain Butler and hls
son, and all the hands persisted.
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Tie People OF The J-ni,cf States n ne Terri
tory of CtGh ssrd GrrctiHg:
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Summons

The London Bank OF Utah,
Limited,
rs. summons.
William " Raymond,
Defendant,
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Honduras RevoIution.

La LiBEETAD. (via Galveston) August
2S.-In6uential and well informed
parties here report that the revolution
IN Honduras. headed by General Del
gado is = iasco and will result in king
President Bogran's position much
stror ger. San Salvador is quiet and ifs
press enjoys the utmost freedom.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of John p. Miller, deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE
" undersigned, Administrative of the
estate OF John =. Miller. deceased.
10 the creditors OF, and I'll per
sons having claims agsinst the said de
ceased. 70 exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within ten months after the first
publication Of this notice. to the said sd-
ministratrix. AZ 2i5 North First West Street
Salt Lake City, in the County ofSsit L Ike.
Dated 81 Salt Lake City. August 9th, Iss5-
RACHEL 5. MILLER.
Administrators OF estate Of John =.
Miller, deceased. sIO
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E1ecuted in the JAN Yard.

RICHMOND, led, August "a Nathan
iel 5. Bates, who murdered his wife at
Hagerstown, Md, on the 23d OF last
March, was executed here TO- day IN
the jail yard.
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A Most Liberal oner

THE VoLrAIc BELT Co., Marshall
Mich, offer 70 send their Celebrated
VoLTAIc Belts and Electric Appliances
on thirty ays' tIirl TO anv man afflicted
with Nervous Debility, Loss oil Vitality,
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By II. G. MCMILLAN.
Deputy CLERK.
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TERRITORY or UTAH.
SAT- LAKE COCNTV.

SAT- LAAE NOLNEG.
certify that after diiigeut search I was
unable 10 find the within named defendant.
William VI. Raymond. within The County o.
salt Lake, 81 the Territory o. Utah. upon
whom 10 serve this summons. and from ia
formation obtained believe him 90 De @ non
resident OF Utah Territory.
r. II. DYER.
United states Marshal.
Dated July Q. 1855. aus
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WHEN DOCTORS caalC. aelp you
then take Gilmore's Magnetic khxir ior
your Throat and Lungs. For sale 81
A. Q. Smith = Cos Drug Store.
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ITO WILLIAM ". RAYMOND. DEFEND
i ant, You are hereby required 20 aps
pear in an action brought against You ny TIE
above named plaintiff, IN the District Court
Of the Third Judicial District Of The Terri
tory OF Utah. and 20 answer the complaint
flied therein within ten days leXclusise ot
the day Of service1 after the service on yon Of
this summons, II served within this county
or, n served oUt % tils county, but IN this
district. within twenty DAYS, otherwise
within fOrty days-og Judgment by default
will be taken against yen, according % the
prayer Of said complaint.
The said action is brought 20 have decree
Of this court ordering aud adiudging the sale
of the OK. Mine gudNiuiug Claim inWesi
Mountain Mining District. s.lit Lake County.
Utah Territory. uudc- q mortgage thereon
executed and delivered hr defendant %
p'aiutil. Angus. lZtl iS-1. % insure the pay
mcut Of sI.G.I loaned and advanced % said
mine heretofore, with Interest on said sum
from August l0th. lco-. az I'D per cent per
.nnum. and tlat The proceeds OK sale may
be applied ia payment 90 -le amount FOUND
due p.diutid, ANA tne cU,t W suit aud sale
and thar plaintiff have tEe usual relief and
such other and further r-liei Gs % the court
And sou are hereby lrti..c. tnct II you
fail 20 appear guj answer tle said complaint
as above required. tlc said plaintiff VIII
apply Ca .he Court 10. the -ell-. demanded
therein.
Witness, the Hon. Charles S. Zane
Judge. and the seal of the District
Count % ine hir4 judicial District
SEAL in and for the Territory Of Utah.
this 9Th day Of July. I'm the year Of
our L0rd one thousand eight hun
J. ". ZANE,
clerk.
By II. G. NeM.LLAS,
Uar.urr- fslr-f-
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LADIES, use Gilmore's Aromatic
Wine for Nervousness and Sleepless-
ness. For sale at A. c. Smith & COL
Dug Store. IL
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LEGAL NOTICE.

In ne Dfsfrfe- Court N and for ne Third Ju-
dieiai District o. Utah Territory, County Of
SAX Lake.