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The National tribune., 1888-01-05
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Do you have pains about the chest and sides, q
and sometimes in the back Do you feel dull seepy4
Does your mouth have bad TASTE especially in the morn
ing? Is there sort of sticky slime collects about the
teeth? Is your appetite poor? Is there feeling like
heavy load the stomach, sometimes faint agone sem
saon the pit stomach which food does Satisfy
Are your eyes sunken Do your hands and feet become
cold and feel clammy? Have you dry cough? Do you
expecorate greenish colored matter? Are you hawking
and splitting all part of the tme Do you feel tired all
the while! Are you nervous, irritable and gloomy? Do
you have evil forebodngs? Is there gddiness sort Of
whring sensation in the head when rising up suddenyR
Do your bowels become cosve? Is your skin dry and hot
at times? Is your blood thick and stagnant? Are the
whites of your eyes tnged with yeowl Is your urns
scanty and high coored? Does deposit sediment after
standing? Do you frequently spit up your food sometimes
with taste and sometimes with a sweet! Is this
frequently attended with papatiOn of the heart? Has
your vision become mpaired Are there spots before
the eyes? Is there feeling of great prostration and
weakness! IF you suffer from any of these symptoms
send me your name and will send you, by mail,
n~Alo ~ NeOSe'nss
The National tribune., 1888-01-05

PLYMOUTH ROCK PANTS CO.,
Is summer Street, Boston, Mass.
Mention National Tribune
The National tribune., 1888-01-05

TIKI CRUISERS STEEL PLATES.
A story comes here from San Francisco that
The builder 81 the new iron cruisers found that
in several cases where they attempted 10 bend
slightly ths steel deck beams the beams snap
ped IN many pieces Il is alleged that the con
structiOn officers were greatly astonished. ]
don't see Why they shOHid have been. Under
each admin strati0n Of the navy for many years,
dating back 10 me time that GBstagus A. Fox
had such supreme control over Gideon Wells,
there has been q clique Of the line that has
actually ruled the Navy Department, despite
every hCngsi effort Of tie succeed ing Secretaries
~ free themselves.
M Chandler the present Senator from New
Hampshire came nearest to efiecting a change
but the very man he trusted most Influenced !
Democratic House Of Representatives so that he
YVES bound hand aud foot de made some
pretty sharp orders, however, tending 30 the 70.
forms he wanted, but the Clique Jas he relieved
one man being succeeded by others alike
remained firm and held It's ground. One man
that he drove 10 the wall and temporary dis.
grace Chief Of Bureau-was the victim ol
that clique
Mr.. Whitney has honestly endeavored TO ad-
minister the Department faithfully, but be has
been missed and hampered until his hands sre Sc
TIED that he cannot get out Of this fix without 3
grand revolution. lie fears that such shaking
Up viii impair the usefulness Of his work Ii
VIII DO nothing OF the kind. Look at the work
that COEmOdores Eicard. Schley and Melville
have done. and then ask if others could not bc
found 20 do rs well. 1t is the gravest fault
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The following nieknaoeo havo bseu
appaisd 70 The tshsbteanes Il ~ several
asos:
Ths iahahatasAs ~ Ala,ena ass sallsd
Lis ;rds. of Askspsos Toeshptohs, Of
aisfa1ota 0otd 6uoaoea. Of Colorado
B .vees. Of Uosneesseus wooden Nus
nees. Of Delaware uoskssts, Of Hierida
Ply up The isssko. Of 0soseia Bss
9 .sde. Of Illiaois Seekers. At lros.ns
ao.st~ss. Of lova 6avkeyee, Of Kaosas
sayhaUkess. Of Ksos1eky Oosn Crack
era. Of Loaissass ORsoles. Of uasoe
Poxea, Of 0ssylaod Crsv Tbumpess. Of
0toniean Wolverines. Of ninnooos-
0opbess. Of 0iesise,ppi Tadpolss. o,
Mi-soust Pakes. Of Nsosaska Boz Eat
70 Of N-vsda 1aas Hsos. Il Nee
aau shire Granite Boys Of Nee Jss-
sev biees o. Clam CAtchsss, Of Nee
York KoieAssboeksss, IT NoetA CARO-
Ina Z. = 0oliess and Tuekoes, Of OHIO
Bsek~y.s. ol Oregon Webfsss cad Hard
O,srs. Of Psnnaylsasia Psauauitss and
LeAsheshesd>, Of Rhode Island Gun
R.inte, Of 1oush Oaeciisa Weasels, OF
Tsnuesoss Whelps, Of Texas Bsef HsoAe,
Of Vermont Greer Moantnto Boys, OF
Visainis Bsadieo. Of Wioeoustn B sdeefs
cd Of Washseaeso Busch OsaO and
Ola0 DiaReso.
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osoates ~ dlsbssess has oaes NON
bsss nakia9 Aissslf ssdieaioas. Wsss
= % Tor the fact that toe ssocss
~ II shis dssgsAssfai rsVss-
sentative Of Virgins bad alssady
bssn eAesss and that shis h The ness 70
~ s~sA harm darics Witch the senate
VII BE- compelled tc tolerate bis pses
eaee. sons of the moss d,suiasd men,
hess of sha body mssts b. s~mpsed 70
sesian b diseuss. eeassos kiddlehes.-
sr's tsse hssseh Of deeesam Gas 10 su-
6sAvss 70 ieaassssss 10 opea sss-iss a
dtssasstea % nxssess which shoasd be
eoossdespd h sxssssiss ~ssson sises.
Noe ecnlens vssh thss. be made sle
nsss vsolsas psrseasi a,ssehs upea ssv-
erai sspssess vho objected 10 BITE sass.
"a msshad % dsiss shioga
In many Of TIE positises assumed By
NJ. ksddisheseer in the SENATE be has
BAD shs sympathy q . lasR- nanbes of
peopl~ HE exposition 10 the sscsvs
creative session. OF ssofe property, TO
ths dsscassioa II pres.dsns,al poniea-
esscs 10 secret session. cas- notably pap
uias. whsssver nav be The opseian Of
he pueiie In regard 10 sensssstal sxec-
usivs ss.iaas generally. b. vevsr. there
can b. no question that - iose ss they
sxiss. sseis secsscy sheaid b. rsr<cssd
II Uas eer,aioiy In tie e,ghess d~sfes
tptecernas ter . senator TO vsolsss thai
sscseev fren hss sat la ths .suase--,o
erssn . dtpcasstea ef ustsess sh,ct
eenid b. psogessy diseussri Ia sxsen.
ssve srssser aiene. fasthss than th,s
ehssv can he no ossss ea Of tho neces-
city % the srcsvs consideration q, a |
discusasss % srseo~sa TREATIES 4, v,s
. treaty. he~evrs, vetsh Snsscs HID
da<hssssr . ov ed b a ssass 10 peesse |
aad sbss. too. to direct " sassaa Of tie
. errcy 81 the sxscassvs s-ssto1. II 10
~ wcndss that be rseesvrd each shsrp |
rsb1kss srom his collesxess. % that ss !
eoesss 10 seoessliy ceedemnec.
Tee ssestonai cssses Of Ne kiad's Q |
berger " pcs aesnsssasssve. whsa be |
seek he se~s 10 The -eesss - oee u %.
srprs esAssses Of vsssssss. be vs. b, |
many yssss she sesrsess ese@ees 81 !
that eedy. Ne eessaas ssse elm frc1 |
Virginia an sev,~hi~ re- as~ssaa - . |
nan % fssss. shss.sy ana sss~sx,a IL
character. he had eesa eas 81 d.
ue-s ssiss sssdess u se~ ssvsis against !
eosseep role In vssxtssa and nsd sssssy |
saresd ne hseh hases vsscA had eese |
scattered avss hsss - ss sseestee ~
~ s<eAse. He pessse al lees sna
snssi vahlis eassss 49, sepsssssp !
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Leas sh>n ysss go Dssaassk d.
0snds1 u sss sstca-ssx legs 10
essa-s - sbs ssns sd appsepsi ,ssoss
fss ~ nait m aDss fos 1vs ys.ss. His
esassA 80 seepspasssd b shs sssss.
No. tAso nh shis increased sessnssh
- 0.sas.s ssny vaeid ~ sbls 10 cops
Wssa III pssbsbts fsss u ~ sapsss
- ~ ~ psessss shss - farther ~.
6isssss - M sAsssesh voslt be asAs1
ess.
usw. hsvssss. BtenArsh \ dsuasd-
tsa ssosess lssss tssssa.s 81 Ne sosss
asssi>bts asssvs s-svses end "a a3d,-
Mccall sppsspss.tlos q ssvrssy esIi,os
6oiiass. 0ss@.ay h 10 ~ ns6s noss
soss ssss AZ ssw-d s,op. sd zoe pss-
- ere - - ssasd osfs sssv.lv % "a
osss = seppoes ~ army vhsse y 70
AHEAD ~ smstss.
4 ysas aal Bssmaseh vss 10 Q posi
Mn - sseass . | shas be d-o sndsd,
end shess esn be 40 Qssssioa sbas tbs
ioeseess Of sh> asoy vsssa hs soea -.
eussd vAs I'll shst b. dsea<d n ssssasy.
uess hestvss. b sekssds ~ eus,ssls
tnesmclsss The force seas be thsu
essssed safsctsnI Ia visv Of thss-
tasss ssssraless Of peace gill b. re-
sstve6 vssb greet allowance. II psae<
= sssnssd, ore nsy yell ID. hos hes
~ asnsrai sssassien % changed - to
ssndsf nscssssry this large tneresss Of
afusnsas when vss dssssd anasoss-
easy . ysas a4sl
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Ga Nee Ysass das tAsss 80 beru 10
,oass vSuae tasms pss Gtvsal u
IiAkstAse. ". r.. twss bSbses. ooosc
soSesees tetc ooe oease asd scooeessa
trs.m shat " knsun - toe moss tisA.,
40 40 sae foastn RIB Tee ausads .
vnyescsAn 10 Vsittss % sAss ssoes
fr~.h - nASnfs ssy. ter eah ens Oc1Isl
C~<~ss~s~- -Tn-R heAa.. So ctdess
.ra II realities vsss sssae~ssy forps !.
sssn sn<ss lsssiv cAeeks snl9a . go
s-es vsse e~ea % "a. and NH thesr
Asss tervsu sfoaad eAse axhsfss n~cs
N Eena s@h<As<. thas pr~s<nstes 90 %
Zee srsnds o. Ssesafe- 81 mace - an
s0sx that tns taAan MED canti y
~a
ety sareu1e~~ fAs ti:sis ta.a<Ure
- IL rs&e> = faint sssaxsss tse ufo ee1
c4nnrd ever 10 the hFixos b yond-
fes se@snts as Of Tue "a snsss tvsss.
ves ~ coe uxe Os<v tes se=des sf ~
sesid. fne mose&s - ~ aAoo = dssas
vsu. eas nes go a Ill dAness.
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HOW ~ BUY Ian
Certified checlnL payable at slehk =
tho Puget sound National Benk
given . security Tor money
invested
& MOOR.H
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.

ITO fHOeB pxsIRoU9 or DUYug0 p1oP.
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We VA - - - - - -
49, yeaFo n vnosA = ~ - - - -
ss1eeA
Ne sAawp sa1Eser ps1u0 = 1.ARA q
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-. A-AS
- O.s1s -. -. ~. NJ
49, - 49, 49,
- ~ Sese
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seQessese.sss - 9 = - ossr.
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$780, -. - - N.. -
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vssss -
sseos 49, - - $3.50 = -
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49, AA Sssys ~
$50 49, ses1s ess.s 80 -
- oo0s 49, - - s9esaesS Oessssne
eene 80 oassns1 - 20 49,. =
N6W Ausss 49, - es~oye - ~ -
A.Aanaesses ssssee0 = - 0ssea
ossAssesea. - -: - - -
dssssso Vee eaa 49, 80
S~ss oseaessos 49, eSbsesee - esE
ssssess - - vosse : $780, sssss =
s.s.sssssss - se
ssAsse sx ~ 49, =
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TACOMA.



ennnApTSuus sAxm - m nsAnD -
nnAaSn - psnvnn9 1nB aPsnAD
- omAasps1
II bsesA a hsassA ~ . ooeoooa
yopousdny - NE asosuo ~ Bogns9 sooAe
ssss - ooollps6 shas - 49, 6noeev
~ - ~ s1sy ~ ~ bsesee. Tee
osslsns, J. H. 0aa0s Bsuo1oo - Uogso q
asssee, 1sss Sod. - bo0<lnaesty Upso
- ey0Uoouo 6evs3os ~ - oo4saaa
~ ooao q o0ao1Ou1 ~ hoo1o - Qoas-
ssstasJ - eoen1y siDpUsa - lssvs -
snors ~ IL y -. . yooaa 49, .
fsiesA q 11s. uaon, - vN1oo1 I'D
ooeeso - nasoso II ~ 6sDDass esoaws
hooOn, go - oooo - r ~ 1osoeD-
soa6 sHae 0ann'o op0otatne - emnll
COZ. uolnn 80 pUfoeod eomi1G1tA -
ase cen b ,af6sna no9se. ~ ~ eos
ssQosos, snoeofoee, - 90 ol)yUs1 - Z
y ~ - houso, Uooeu ~ MI Ousn
eooue ~ Stees, s1<ossn9 - etc., fos
Uhlen ~ s(sy vsll pay hsn. Ths bossd
o. h-alob es1ay 0s1e sssoaGsoeote fes
fusDteo1oQ tbs psos hooso U1eb eo6s.
bsAdson. ss0vss aU1 oahee funteuse 70
havs u soody for - eooa11 o beoo0s
. esooasy. tbs bo1s6 aloo bsDos1 pes
eOpsosy esdoss - have ~ 0eoou1 ensl
essa ssosssaaed. Tsoss 600 ssalsss o.
ssfsss sstl % - alIoesd 70 assse1 ~
.oDs,ols.
Tos pssssoa. J. q. Nsss. y . saiss
asa - sns ososs Of tbs Tseoans 0sil -
Old roUo- 8s be- u0s oesn Col u ~
sssy fos 500 ysass. 8sose. he physa
etsus dsoiaso shas The gssno of ~ 6so
sses Duss have oseo ofoaehs - ban,
sed ere IL ne optatoo snas to,o 80
dose by soos eoods shas BID bsse
ossushs fsosa 0Au Rsaoesseo fos -.
ssors, end Unton oo0o1ateaa~9 toe Dc
- h DsndtinG. Every pesssosioa y
bs,na saaso " pssveos ene eveoa6 Of
sne 1iesans. end u - h0ps1 soss ehe 1t
foss. Of w bsalsa oessd vtil - 80.
ssesf1l
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f"'s ss.., :; :. si s:..' s~
J IS Hast =. Il u cssy q sesssis. wssA-
tessea e rssr sst-e sssy SVEN. - eAfA
seAss< sta, uss.r atr~ too rs1 cksries
a.sa<k sas greco. b.. n sAn fsh Aas II F-b.
re.sy. tsral sAr-s 4 - Aslsss D.v al ,se eee3s
ess sn~a % Ella csx-s<s tconA wsseA s<rsv 4
81 - e~s0er C&szsfA rss reasr1 snslxs<<
~ ssst iasA s4f gfvsas - serve snezrsr.
tsasa 80 - sv-sa Al pss-sA1tsy Il QRs>1AaG
s1Aistcx sBsa4 ss ea~sau<N
Join y uuyf1K
sshserfh,~t asa ssaso - h<eers . - loan
~. Hassss tsAs IN eay - fs1rsafy. -
tLsl nxcHAkp o>ncxu.
nonp Psbt<-
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The poltes o0srss ere noW eoopl In
| ius u 4 zoe aensd s,sassna % eh,oh
go ~ sss+d - fsiIos sh-ls ooss0ss-
sloa did nos sahs vlsss- Ice dsss h-wp,
call I've " th.u aceo so0sd spehlsss,
on : ssy d-oans, sosfasson Of h III
so~d street, rns ut1ssss made aoosh~s
seus ysssssd y, dsmAsdtna shss ~
ssness II abossspa peopssty clear q
sss. ~ Of To- psles Vt ossslse. esn esns
old bsskess, boz snd sohossa Of ~ y
o~.cssps'os thai beecks ~ usy Of srAs
Il so5 o. uds NE e3s Of all Who psss
tnns Gay. bes the pfopsssy ovnss-
navtna bed siDs 70 seosves from soeir
suspstss ~ saoh "a uuesusi cewapd
bseastna 10 npoo Iona esaeoo es tesh
&ssv 10 the matter, shifsed the ssspoost-
oliss Z g She condition Of the street
spsu The several sensna Tns trnauss,
70 surn. cay ~ II NO AFFAIR Of thstfu, ana
direct he sflcess osck 10 The landlords.
tns ofAoers. tnsscad Il aoana oach. hov.
ever, aunteA 40 the uembs n Of toe
council and laid their complaint before
then. Toe oouao,i@ou. IN their susu.
.eut hem 70 liant up sae osdtuAass On
the suntsos, utsn tEss4ucsiooa 70 carry
ous ~ psuvissons - shs tsttes, - peo
vtdsd 10 suse eas-s. Do asltous 10 ~
josssos eoasts may - sxpesssd. psovsd
I'd she os6inanee oooe Doe shsfe che n.
sposstoassy b a-alsssiag v psov,ds .
eoasss Of pesesdafs ed ps0alty.
DnArn o. Lcuu SRAss -The dsaiA Of
Loass fssak ssArs took plsos yssssrday
mosnina ~ toe residseos Of his ososhss,
:. z. Ssass, on 8 street. The deesased
vas The soa Of fsAnk 4. eeAss. ~ grain
dealer, sud nephew Of JodRs T. q
e~sss he vas y ssass OF aas aud ~
sitneash fos several yeass pssa an taya
I'D. He aiiwsas ostatuaied With IN
iajoss sressvrd vails ulayiuS ball 81
s'nooA 1he fstseives bave the 0ssmos
,smpashy of mAnv friends shsts b
sssv.meat. Tue funeral vtii take place
~ 10 O'Clock seis ndlnsns. Rsv. l.. n.
Wells. q -. Laks's Bpiseopsl ehuron.
viii cmssaes.
Tus uMautlA AnnrvD The Quas-
sn,iued steamer umsssiiA come IN early
Yesterday mossssa. and among her pss
sensvss 80 ex- Osunsy Oomuisssoues
yoho T. Bares. vho isft the etsy eome
mouths ago on Q estdAi tour. ds 70 |
pests havina had . pieasans trip
,arooeh shs East. bat 10 veil p,eased 10 /
rvsorn. tue soesssea 4 ,ys' Quafant,re.
walls lttsie tsdsoas. vas nos % ffiaht. /
fai On expessence - might have osoo /
.nvpos~d. Ne expresses great Ooader /
asd ssseriss Al tue many shspesa that
ssve takso plaee In the cay sinss b
ieft 10.
fpca CAlIyoaxiA "A letter from On
t'assf Of she f.Fs DvpartGeut J. b.
X INV 20 q J. DAvsa Of snss city.
.s.ses that be be fesuroed frvn Ne
vsss. veere be 90 called BY the iilee
Of ets esosoef. eco hes since died. Il
ii o ss<sss that De. Hsrvsy and Ass
family. ueo ueos eass same snoosos EGO.
sn spend he vsosss vim cd frieGds 10
t.scaso and VIC nfty. fcuo1 soe winter
ssrs esvss~ and % reformed vesz y ard.
and are nos isessed ~ Eseoadid..
taai.. vesrx be tkstnyl 10 stoppsos
Il iny sass thai toe esmp.sstsa Of Toe
rs,ifosd ~ thAt psset sas c<tsesased
BY characterization. and that - vAs
sAo-en sarf nsxssni OF tire psssdes
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OA8O n.

3glss-As bis rs1lasnss. - NenA esvsa.
.ssssa ssssrs. ksca~sssd. strs sias ess.e
Sesn Qa,nn.
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4 PasIoa cuatD ~ EaITM

faith: JaHss 4. sseriiss, coanJ Assessor,
Ros- eufg. o., vas ma eufed b faith. oas %
.Aeaax's bleod B,txiR. He says: ~ hzvs de-
riv - Dnch baas d b. taksng Aehsr's 13ood
Hixtr, tAAs unbessasinSly sD1erse b - .
meAicsnr e unusual rsaiahittsy. Iures ali vac
may - sGtctes With d1sos5sss q Ne nsocd.
~ give this n0ss sxeelleos renrdy . fair utsl.
6eesuss - ogfe si:ee aotag -, thsy vii
corrsoosae. tals sasaeR.sos of nsiDs aud thzsk
- far 0akiag ~" 1hs vundsgsal kJooa
alisir = gsar2psesd and soi1 - 4. .. srkw.
Art. lAll
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DrDs WILL N RDu1ivgD , Il On.
ID d~RstgssA usul Februesy u e ~
o clock ~, for tss driving q ptles and eoa-
struetioa Of wnarvsA. - peg psa1D an1 sexei
o.atsous ~ Moran Btsth~rs. seastle. v. r. n
sisat " rstsee any . 4 ell bids . rssprvsd.
skArrLk DnS n0R And sniP BUILD
iNo COMP ASn.
Csc. KuxY serfUsaRy. (1eSa
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DsrATy or ALvORD jack DIcRAs1O.
Ia Notice y heeeey aivsn that Tie undae
sltued has be<n sppnlntsd b. the 1sp6ase
Court q Kiug counsy. y r, sdminlsssacr o.
re estss- Of Alvord ZACH Qndianl. dscsased
An ptrsoos having claims sgAi1R SID eaafe
viii psessnt be same 70 Ne With propof
vorehsrs. with 80 yeAr fro 6nss Aorsof. o.
be f0Esvss barred
fsilshae, xine o.. w
Janusry 81, loee. 1A9l In
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-04-05
Call for State Conventions.

Rooms of the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee, Dallas. Tex, March
2S.-The democratic convention to
choose presidential electors for the
state and to elect delegates to the
national convention, which will con-
vene in st. Louis on the 9Th day of
June next, will be held in the city of
Fort Worth, Tex, on Tuesday, the
22d day of May, at IL O'Clock n. m.
The democratic state convention
to nominate candidates for state Of
fees and to transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before 1t,
will be held in the city of Dallas, Tex,
on Tuesday August IA, 1888, at IL
o'clock a. ~.
In accordance with past usage,
every organized county in the state
will be entitled to one vote for each
800 democratic votes for Governor ut
the last general election, and one
vote for every fraction of not less
than $50 votes so cast, provided that
every organized county will be emit
tied to at least one vote in each OF
sad conventions.
The chairman of the democratic
executive committee of each county
will take such action as he may deem
necessary in the premises, to the end
that the democracy of the state may
be properly represented in said con,
ventions.
HENRY EMAIL. Chairman.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-04-05

Gov. Ross has called special ses
sion Of the twentieth Legislature, to
meet on the 10th of this month, and
specifies the follwing subjects of leg
islation:
First-To provide for the proper
distribution Of the surplus monies
now in the treasury by necessary APP
preparations.
Second-To inspect and make
such provision for furnishing and pre-
serving the new capitol as may be
deemed proper; for putting the CAPT
toll grounds in condition and to de-
termine what disposition shall be
made of other state property at the
seat of government.
Third-To make such changes in
the law relating to taxation and reve-
| nue. as may seem most consonant
with the interests of the people, with
the view of a more uniform and just
assessment, certain collection, and a
consideration of the advisablity Of re-
ducing the present tax rate.
Fourth-To make such alteration
in the present law, regarding the pub
lie education of the youth of our state,
as may be found necessary, and APP
preparations to pay any Indebtedness
that may nave accrued by reason
thereof; to make appropriations for
our various charitable institutions
requisite to their more extended use
fulness and betterment; and for a
geological survey of the state if de-
manded by public interest.
Fifth-And to make such changes
in subdivision u of Article 566, Re-
vised Statutes, as amended by act Of
March A. D. 1887, as may be deemed
wise and expedient to meet the in
creased demand of the agricultural
interests of the state.
Sixth-To make such provisions
as may be necessary for co operation
with the United States government
in the settlement of the boundary OF
that portion of the state embracing
Greer county.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-04-05

ton of hogs from France or Ger.
many, owing TO the prevalence OF
disease among the hogs in various
sections OF those countries. IL Will
probably strike those foreign authori-
ties that Americans understand how
to play a little game called "tit Tor
tat"
Hon. W. II. Barnum, chairman OF
the National democratic committee
was in tho city this week, but declined
to be interviewed further than to say
that he considered the outlook very
flattering, 1t is generally under
stood here that Mr.. Barnum, who IS
not in entire sympathy with Mr..
Cleveland on the tariff question, will
retire from the craftsmanship OF the
committee, at the st. Louis conven-
ton, and that he will be succeeded
by w. l., Scott, Of Pennsylvania,
who is. in addition to being in line
with Mr.. Cleveland's tariff reform
ideas, a warm personal friend OF the
President.
The Senate Committee on terrific
ries has reported resolutions declaring
against the admittance OF Utah as q
state until polygamy is entirely abol
ished and the control of the civil If
fairs of the territory taken from the
priesthood OF the Mormon Church.
The international Council of Wo
men, which has been in session
in the Grand Opera House al
tho week, has been eminently sue
cessful 80 far as attendance both o.
the delegates and of the public IL
concerned.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-04-05
William Dorsheimer, an ex Lieuten

William Dorsheimer,a ex Lieuten-
andt-governor of New York, died ut
Savannah, Ga, on Monday, March 20,
while on his way to Florida to recu-
perate his failing health. He died
from the affects of n sudden attack
of pneumonia, For many years he
had been prominent figure i'll New
York politics, and at tho time of his
death, was editor of the New York
Star, a Democratic journal. He was
one OF the prominent friends of Pres
idont Cleveland, OF that State, and
his sudden death will be mourned by
all classes of Democrats.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-04-05

Mr. Blaine and family are, at pres
ent, in Rome, and will remain there
for some time. An intimate politi
cal friend from the East, who visited
HIM few days ago, says that Alr'
Blaine health is failing rapidly, and
that he would not be surprised to
hear of his death Within few months.
He says Mr.. Blaine's withdrawal
from the Presidential race was based
mainly upon the procarious condition
of his health.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-04-05

The loss to tho Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy railroad by tho strikes
ND to md including the 22d ult., was
S1,O13,2O3. The loss of wages to the
firemen and engineers, 2,126 in num-
Der, was S3OO,024. This does not
include the s63s, 2O4 paid the engin-
GERS and fremen by tho Brotherhood.
From this it will DO seen that strikes
are rather expensive luxuries, partic-
ulary in winter season.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-04-05

came to Texas in 1854. since which
time she has resided in Galveston.
Work will be commenced in q few
days on the pumping station OF tho
water, works. The work OF boring
artesian wells has already oommenc-
ed. The material for the water-works
has already been shipped and is ex-
pected shortly TO arrive.
Mr.. Chas. Il. Hicks, vice-president
OF the International and Interstate
Drill association, was in the city yes
terday in the interest of Austin 6
great attraction. He prevailed on
the Washington artillery to enter a
battalion, and no doubt they will.
Joseph Jefferson will appear at
the fremont opera house here in
April. Some OF the old citizens are
prevailing on the management to
hive him play "Cricket on the
Hearth, and "Send me Five Shill
ings," as q substitute for one of his
others or one of the evenings.
The st. James methodist church is
building a neat parsonage next tc
the church in this city. The ladies
gave q most enjoyable concert las
week, which will be repeated at in
tervals of two or three week, the pro
ceeds to go as part payment of thu
parsonage.
More anon. j. j. DIRKs.