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LONDON, Dec. l6.-Dispatches from Mandaly
state that Col Heyland with body OF British
troops recently pursued 200 Dacoits and killed zoo
OF Them Many Others Were made prisoners.
stores OF ammunition seized In several places.
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appointment by the President.
A NEW MEMBER OF THE ROARD OF INDIAN Coxx1s.
SIONERS.
The President to-day appointed Rev. Wm David
Walker, OF Fargo, Dakota. to be a member of the
board OF Indian commissioners, vice Vim. T. john
SON. resigned.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday.
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 1lth st., BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
$. II. KAUFFMANN, PresY.

THE EVENING STAR Is served to subscribers in the
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week, or 44c per month. Copies at the counter. >
month; one year, 81, six months s3
Entered at the Post Office at Washington D. c. as
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IHk WEEKLY STAR-published on Friday-Sl a
year POSTAGE prepaid Six months 30 cents.
AL mail subscriptions must be paid in advance .
TO paper sent longer than is paid for
Rates of advertising made known on application
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oswRGo, n. Y, Dec l6.-The extensive box and
shook factory OF E. III. Barnes Co. In this city
was destroyed by fire this morning. The loss u
$40 600; insurance, $4,000.
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ROCHESTER, \. Y, Dec. l6.--A dispatch from
Cuba, \. Y, SAYS: A fire In Ceres yesterday de-
stroyed eight buildings, all OF them stores except
one barn and one dwelling. The post Office build
ing was among those burned. The total loss Is
about $35 ,Ooo on which there is an Insurance of
81, 600.
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OSKAL1osA Iowa Dec l6.-lialf block OF frame
business houses at New Sharon Were destroyed bv
fire yesterday. The losses aggregate $4,000, with
insurance or about So 6o0O
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NAVAL SERVICE REFORM.


Democratic Sentiment Versus Practice.
VIEWS OF NAVAL OFFICER ON THE BILLS orRs-
ING THE NAVAL ACADEMY TO APPRENTICES AND
THE MARINE SERVICE TO CIVILIANS.
'sWhat do you think Of the recommendation OF
the Secretary of the Navy that the naval academy
asked SrAR reporter Of aa experienced naval
officer to-day.
'Tf the plan should be adopted 1t would ruin the
training system without benelting the people or
the navy" was the reply. 'This project is not
new one, he continued; .ft has been tried twice
before in the forties and in the Sixties and both
times resulted in demoralizing the training SER
vice. have seen it tried myself and saw the re-
suits, and they will be the same again. or
course, the academy will be open to but
limited number OF apprentices. Instead
OF entering as apprentices to learn to
become skiliful sailors, as is the case now, boys
vii! enter to become naval of1cers and those who
fail to obtain admission to the academy Will be-
come disconnected will lose interest in their work
and viii take the first opportunity to leave the
sryce and wSS fayr Woud
pointment to the academy could not be more demo-
boys from all parts of the country, and from any
grade In life. The training service is now in a
splendid condition and will rapidly improve IL it
SHOW about the bill which has been introduced
in the House to open the marine corps
to civilians and non-commiSsiOned offcers?" asked
the reporter.
SIT won't do" was the reply, 'that is If We in
tend to put the service on anything like a war
basis War to-day is q science, and good officer
must bring with him at least a military If not
scientific training Gallantry used to be the
nowadays. NOn-commissioned officers are, in the
first place, too old for the positions OF commits
stoned ofncers and have not had the necessary
training, and the latter may surely be said OF
civilians All these democratic ideas Il don't mean
1t In the political sense) are very good sentimen-
tally, but practically they wont work."
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while Arnold, the missing son OF Mr. Arnold. q
wealthy citizen OF Reading has been found az
East str0udsburg. and has been returned to his
parents
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Capture Of Two Men Supposed 10 Have
Reen ENGAGED i'm IN.

CHICAGO, Dec. 16.-A special TO the Times from
Fort Worth, Tex, says: The Fort Worth and Denver
pay car reached here from Vernon about midnight.
The superintendent, while at Vernon, received a
telegram from Sunset that Sheriff NcClain. at
Montague, had arrested two men not far from Red
river, and had every reason TO believe they were
two OF the train robbers. The sheriff asked that
Mr. Frost send men at once to identify the sup
posed robbers, who are In jail Frost at once went
to sunset and sent Mr.. Bellows, OF that place. 10
the county seat by horse to see the men, Bellows
was on the train that was robbed. and had good
view OF the men. The two men answer the de-
scrptiOn fully. 1t is the opinion OF officials that
Frank jackson, the leader, is In Indian territory
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REAR ADMIRAL RALPH CHANDLER relieved Rear
Admiral John Lee Davis, OF command OF the Ash
attic station at Yokohama on the 22d OF Novem-
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EXTRACTS FROM A LETTER WRITTEN BIT THE FORNnn
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO.
The Commercial Gazette having charged In It's
Washington correspondence that President Grant
doubted the party loyalty OF Gen. Logan, and the
latter having denied that there was any founda-
tion for the charge, the Commercial Gazette to-day
prints fac-simile extract from q letter OF Gen,
Grant which reads as follows:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, May IL, ISL
Twill only add that a great many profexsedIy
staunch republicans acted very much as IL they
wanted TO outdo the democracy In breaking uD
the republican party. Everything looks more
favorable now, though, for the party than IL did
In 63 when the war was raging. Sumner and
SchurZ have acted worse than any other two men.
and not Tar behind them is Ferry, OF Connecticut
and Upton, OF Nebraska John Logan is paving
the way TO be just as bad as he knows how 10 be-
but, out OF full fellowship with the republican,
party, he win amount TO but little He rs affected
with that 'maggot" Mr.. Lincoln used TO speak of.
L. G. GRANT.
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THE SHERIFF DANGEROUSLY HURT IN TRYING
PREVENT THEM.

PREVENT THEM.
MUNCIE IND.. Dec. 16.-As the wife OF Sheriff
Mailten was feeding the prisoners in the Jail last
evening one OF them Knocked the dishes from her
hand. leaped through the small door, and knocked
the W oman down. Three others followed him. md
together they rushed on the sheriff and beat and
kicked him until he was senseless. Then they
fled. One has since been captured, but the others
are at large The sheriff has three ribs broken,
and is otherwise seriously hurt. There were ten
prisoners I'm the jail all of whom We're armed with
clubs, and IL is supposed general jail delivery
WAS MANNED
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The Aaueduct Rrid1e

ANOTHER STEP TOWARD ITS TRANSFER.
The Secretary OF War to-day referred the opinion
Of the ATTORNEY General this validity OF the title
Of the AQuecuct bridge to the chief OF engineers
who win be the agent OF the government in secur
ing the transfer OF the property: to the United
States.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue. 1874, ,OS9; CUSTOMS $515, ,636.
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fOOA HOVAS Uk TUkF EACHAN6kkI
In connection with the pending bill to prohibit
book-makfng and pool selling In the District 4
resolution viii probably be offered calling on the
Commissioners for Information as to the number
OF pool-rooms or turf exchanges operated N this
city, whether they came under any license law,
sion they are. operated. The hin passed the
House last session and was cent TO the senate
WHERE In the regular order OF business It was re-
OF local Interest," prevented consideration Of the
bill. There has been sone he6ftanEy on the part
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THE DOW LAW CONSTITUTIONAL.
Decision Of the Ohio Supreme Court.

Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
COLUMBUS, o., Dec. 16-1he supreme court this
morning decided the Dow liquor tax law constitu-
tional, Judges Menshall Spear and Dickman.
republicans, concurring I'm the decision. and owen
and Follett dissenting. Liquor dealers through
out the state will now be called on to pay the
liquor tax.
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THE PAYMENT OF INTEREsT.-The Secretary of
the Treasury has directed the payment, without
rebate. the interest due January /, 1887 United
States percent bonds Of the loan of 1907 amount
Ing to about $1,000, ,OOO and also the interest on
the bonds issued to the Pacific Railway companies
upon the presentation OF the coupon and interest
OF the SubtreaSuries. Checks for registered inter-
est will be mailed to bondhOlderS as soon as pre-
pared.
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ALBANY, N. r, Dec. l6-The dairymen's associ-
alton at Norwich last night adopted resolutions
aided in securing and enforcing the ant1-0leomar-
garine law. The use Of oleomargaI1ne In any
iorm was denounced, and Congress wss asked 70
pound
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THE o. s. s. Alliance arrived at Gibraltar yes
terday,
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Sustaining the Sweeney Law i'm Iowa.
FOREIGN CORPORATIONS GIVEN A CHANCE TO APPEAL
10 THE 6. SUPREME COURT.

CHICAGO Uee1 1*k6.-A Special from DeS MOlneS,
Iowa, says: II supreme court has filed decision
sustaining the Sweeney law, regarding foreign
corporations doing business In Iowa. The. court
deems the question involved OF sufficfent magni-
ti0n by the federal Supreme Court. The state
cannot appeal TO that court, and therefore the
writ is denied In this hAbeas corpus case TO give
the corporations interested chance to make the
appeal The court expresses the opinion that
much may be said on both sides, and ft is desir-
able to have It adtudtcated by the national trfbu
nal The case Will be appealed at once.
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kilograms to The Star.
SALISBURY'S DlSUNITED CABINET.
Proposed English Fund for Walt. Whitman.
THE LOSS OF THE STEAMER WHITE
forty-6ve Passengers Reported Missing.
WALL STREET QUIET AND FIRMER.
FIGHTING THE PLAN OF CAMPAIGN.

Supposed Capture Of Two Of the Texas Train Robbers
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= A new grand Army post TO be known a Arthur
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senators German and Gibson, Representatives Bel
mont, Weaver, Of Iowa; Randall, Campbell, Ohio;
Cultivate, Daniel, Wise, Warner, Ohio; Holman,
Sowden. Wilkins, with Hon. Jas. NJ. Williams, of
OHIO; Buchanan, Springer, with D. G. Cunning
ham, OF Pekfn, ILL.,; Baker, Hit, and Clardy, with
D. C. Hornsby, OF st. Louis; the Hawaiian minister,
General Martin, T. Mcmahon and Major Thos. f.
Sloan, committee Of the Old Guard OF New York,
and l. I. Aubertin. OF London.
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Leading Operators Excrsing Them.
selves tn Sustain the Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. l0-The stock market opened
With better feeling, the general list showing
gains over last nights closing figures. The mar
kct weakened. however I'm a few moments aud the
gains have been in most cases lost. The advances
at the opening over last evenings closing QUOTA
lions ranged up 10 per cent I'm the Nanderbilts,
While three or four stocks were a shade lower and
aiew unchanged. The advantage was not main
tained In the early dealings and I'm most cases was
lost In the first ten minutes Lackawanna lost =;
Reading y and Canada southern West Point and
New England each l. The market then rallied
and material gains were made under the lead OF
Omaha. Toward IL O'Clock the Grangers gave
way again ana The remainder followed. but at II
O'Clock the market Is again frn and close 10 OPEN
Ing figures. St. Paul showing the heaviest decline
IL 10 30 per cent
THE BIG OPERATORS TO rHE RESCUE
The opening OF the market was comparatively
quiet. Nearly all the brokers had buying orders.
and the quotations from London being above last
nights close, gave frmer feeling. The leading
operators are also said 10 have assured their
friends that they had taken steps TO protect the
buying orders In the market. The presence on the
street OF Bateman. I. c. Hollins Victor Newcomu
and others who were absent during the break,
also helped 10 restore confidence. The largest
crowd is In the loan corner OF the exchange and
the demand for stocks indicates that very large
short interest has been created. London houses 80
far are doing nothing In the market.
MONEY VERY RARp TO GKr
Wall street, III 20 a.nl.-Ihere Is very little
money Offering IN the loan crowd, and some of the
hardly get what they want. Borrowing has NOT.
Vet begun I'm the stock exchange, but loans mads,
privately are at 4. per cent per day aud legal In
terest. The shorts, however, ape borrowing stocks
and carrying them at rates ranging from 10 3O
per cent per annum. The market itself is COM
paratiyely dull and both brokers and outside ope-
rators seem TO be waiting for developments.
CHICAGo's HEIrING HAND.
CHICAGO, Dec. l6.-"Chicago, said y. r. Ream, q
prominent speculator, ''sent 10 New York by tele-
graph 10 meet The emergency there yesterday
about 81 .Jo0oo0. At least, that amount OF money
was wired 10y Chicago houses 10 their New York
houses, and by Chicago men long or stocks
think the buyers OF stocks yesterday We're gene
rally men who knew that they might be called on
pay for them. and think that that gives littfe
better tone TO the market"
The London Market Bullish.
LONDON, Dec. 10, p. m.-The financial markets
to-day are animated and distinctly bullish. H.
vestorS preponderate. II Is reported that n heavy
block OF bullion has been ordered for shipment 10
the United states. owing 10 the disOrganiZa tion
OF exchange there Is hut little arbitrage business
doing A feature to-day is the frmness OF consolA.
Three Prisoners Escape.
THE SHERIFF DANGEROUSLY HURT IN TRYING 10
PREVENT THEM.
N;-Sfrr I<n Dec IG-AS the wife al Sheriff
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NAVAL ORDERs-Lieut. j. N. Hemphill ordered
to examination for promotion. Passed Assistant
Engineer r. W. Calf to temporary duty on board
the receiving ship Franklin. Lieut.. Commander
s. Hubbard detached from the Tennessee 2:8rd
instant and placed on sick leave. Naval Cadet r,
t. Co0ntZ from the Galena and ordered to the
Atlanta. Lieut. Commander VIM. WEIGH placed
Oh the retired list from 18th December.
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ASSETS OCTOBER, 1886, s7O1, ,s7626
Monthly payments, 81 so per share
$1,000 advanced on each share.
Subscriptions and payments on the 12th issue of
stock can be made daily .fom 30 m 70 80 p IN
Pamphlets explaining the object aud advantages Of
the association furnished upon spplicafion
THOMAS SOMERvILLE, President
JOHN JOY EDISON, Secretary. d:S.gv
R~ USEFUL CHRIsTMAS PRESENTS FOR
MEN.
Greater Bargains Never offered
Having haGed quantity Of Chfist1uaa
Novelties nt half th6rvalue them same
rasss AuierA Handkerehiefs, Hosery. Gloves, scsrs
Call and be convinced. PHILIP e. HALL.
n30lb SoS Est NV.
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THE QU1NNEBAUG.-The Navy department is in
formed that the L. S. S. Quinnebaug sailed from
gibraltar November 2Sth, for the African coast.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 16.-It is stated that the men i'm
ported by the Packers association during the
recent stock yards strike and who have been
boarding at the washington Butchers Sons pack
ing house. were notifed last evening that they
would have TO secure other lodgings. Notices
were given out last night ana the men were COM
felled to leave the packing district and seek lodg-
tngs on HalStead street.
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The London Martxet Bullish.

to-day are animated and distinctly bullish. In
vestors preponderate. II Is reported that a heavy
block OF bullion has been ordered for shipment 10
the United states. owing 10 the disOrganZation
OF exchange there is bui little arbitrage business
doing. 4 feature today IS The flrmness OF consoh
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The MANNING ALABAMA CLAIMS CAsE--Judge
James to-day certified the equity case OF j. F.
Manning against Secretary Manning and Treas
urer Jordan, to restrain the payment Of the Ala
bama claims draft to the General Term to be
neard with the mandamus case OF the same
against secretary Bayard, and it is expected they
Will be both be heard next Monday.
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.. HxssGNnn--xehua j. ssaAton, Of Iowa, $1,000
elelk II the rost once department has reuagned
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TIE POTOMAC FLATs.-In the case brought by
the United States against NJ. F. Morris ct al, to
settle the title in the Potomac flats (Kidwell
Meadows,) Gen. Butler has entered his appear
ance for Henry Dodge, lessee OF the rights OF
chesapeake and Ohio Canal company, to lands
and water rights
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The KILL Won KULL BRIDGE.-The New jersey
delegation in Congress called upon the Secretary
OF War yesterday in relation to the Kill Won Kull
bridge. 1t was assumed that the board OF engin-
GERS had reported that the bridge If built after
the fashion provided In the act would injure navi-
gatlOn unreaSOnably. 1t was held that the only
or dlsapprove just such bridge as was described
In the statute The Secretary was careful to give
no lntlmat1on as TO the effects OF the representa-
lions and arguments for different plans made to
him. He said he Should consider nothing except
his duty and power as stated and defined in the
pill Irrespective OF anything connected with the
history or its passage.
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/ QuKBEC, Dec. ldx-Ffve car loads OF big guns and
heavy ordnance material arrived here yesterday
from Halifax for British Columbia, ana Will be
forwarded to its destination via the Canada Pacifc
railway.
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To BE FLAGsH1Ps.-In view OF the expected con-
demnation OF the United States steamer Tennes-
see, the Secretary OF the Navy to-day announced
that the Richmond is to succeed her as the flag
ship of the north Atlantic squadron It is expected
that the extensive repairs OF the Richmond which
nave been In progress for some time, will be COM
GERS, crew and stores OF the Tennessee win be
transferred to her. The Secretary also announced
tnat the United States steamer Trenton. now at
Norfolk, will be repaired to become flagship She
VIII probably be sent to the Pacific station.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS-
- Grand Lodge visitation to Union Lodge No.
20, 4 p, night, Grand Army Hall. 9TH and Inv.
present Members of Sister Lodges cordially invited1
ABOUT FIFTY OF THE ELEGANT
- STEEL-PLATE ENGRAvINGS given to St.
Marks parish by Mrs. r. X. Elliot, and aiming
from the recent fair for sale at the residence of the
Rector, Rev A. F. STEELE. 900 st. ne, from to 5
p daily. IT.
R-,IN THE SUPREEE COURT OF THE DIS
VNS TRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Holding Special Term District Court of the
United States for the District of Columbia.
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FANCY LAMPS,
D ART BRASS GOODS,
ORNAMENTS,
CHEAP FOR CHRISTMAS.

~ PRINCETON ALUMNI DINNER-THE
~ sixteenth annual dinner of this association
will be given on THURSDAY, December 18th. at p.
or visiting alumni in Washington are cordially in
vited Tickets, s2 can be procured from the secre-
tary, JNO. H. VOORHEES,, Room u, st. Cloud build.
ing, corner 9th and SITS, or of A. p MORSE chair
man executive COMMITTEES, 1905 Pennsylvania ave
d14-3ts 49,
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n IL ,PhoBADLR that the rst controller win dis
allow the usual expenses OF justices OF the su-
preme Cours on New Years day. It has been Gus
tomary to pay FOR their carriages and gloves used
tn,making New Year calls, but IL Is very doubtful
II C0ntrollef Durham viii cOuntenanco the con-
ttnuance OF the time-hOnofed custom.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-23
A EENntIc SiinIlus

Is impaired to the kidneys and
bladder by H9 ;tetter's Stomach
Bltters, which is most useful in
)yercoming torpidity of these or
tans. Besides infesiBg more ac-
yIvlty into them. tlis excellent
tomc endows them with addition
Il vlgor, and enables them the
better to undergo the wear and
tear OF the dis0harging function
imposed upon them by nature.
Moreover, as they are the channel
for the escape of certain impuFi.
ties from the blood, increases their
usefulness by strengthening and
healthfully stimulating thea. In
certain morbid conditions of these
important organs, they fall into IL
sluggish state, which is the usual
precursor Of disease. what then
can be Of greater service than a
medicine which impeIs them to
greater activity when slothful?
No maladies are more perilous
than those which affect the kid
neys, and medicine which averts
the peril should be lsigkly esteem
ed.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-23
The Place to Buy Goods.

We take pleasure in calling the
attention of our readers to the
fact that Mr.. I. l.. Trammell. :
former resident of this county.
can again be found this season
with the enterprising firm of Ly
'ons & Cline, 81 Cherry ST., Ma
con, Ga, the leaders and ,ntrol-
lers Of the Dry Goods and Carpe'
market of middle Georgia. They
carry tie largest stock Of Dry
Goods, Carpets, Rags and Mat
3ings, Nottingham Nett, Scrim,
Madras and Antique Lace Cur
tains to be found in the State.
Their line of Salts and all the
latest Novelties in Ladies' Fine
Dress Goods cannot be eQualled.
Mr.. Tranmell will give his per-
sOnal attention to all orders to
the house from this section, which
IS a guar antee that every purcha-
ser will lie pleased.
Sept 23, M.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-23

1t SO happened last week that
some good Terrell county farmer
vent from near Dawson to Albany
with a bale of cotton. The news
Immediately spread over the town
and Col. Nc .ntosh hlste1ad to
the warehouse to give him well
come while oouriers wetedespatch.
ed to the telegraph Office TO send
special telegrams to tho CQ4sti-
tuition and Telegraph announcing
the fact. IL is e big thing in the
eyes of our village nsishbors to
get bale Of cotton from pear
Dawson.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-23

An enthusiastic pfohibltioniat.
when he learned that is fellow
passengerwas from Georgia. tack
led him atonce. 81 am very glad
% know, SIR lie said, chat you
ire residente of thas grand old
state. What's the latest prohihi-
lion news from yoar section" ?"
Well" replied the Georgian,
people were a little slow in COM
ing round to buying it by tko
quart at first, bat they've got right
smart used to it now. stranger. "
Exchange.