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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-02
Torture of "slow Music.

( Washington Post.
We venture To say that every
thoughtful and intelligent theater-
goer has asked himself, hundreds Of
times at least, whether there may
not be some way to put stop to the
slow music introduced into the melo'
drama. No rational human being
likes it. No self respecting person
will attempt 10 affirm that it serves
any useful purpose. 1t is detrimen-
tai, idiOtlc, offensive from every con-
ceivable point of view, and yet 1t is
with US, and it presents every
appearance of having come to stay.
If so, it is a great pity. We know
of nothing to absurd and so belittling
to a really meritoriOus play as the
introduction into particularly strong
situations of q lot of silly and imperti.
nent noise enormously called music.
We have never been able to under.
stand why q returned prodigal can
not tell his or her story of sin and
sorrow without the aid of screening
tiddles and cauterwailing flutes. We
fail to see why the stern parent can
not curse the erring child except to
an accompaniment of brass and cat
gut. The whole thing is at once
monstrOus and contemplate, irritat-
ing and ridiculous. II there happens
to be any force or feeling In the play
IL is instan taneously extracted though
not without pain, by the first twiddle
of the bow. No rational being who
has become interested and touched
by the evolution of 8 story wants to
have his sympathies invaded and his
emotions narrowed by q noise of
wailing and squalling such as he is
used to associating with a woodshed
and TO repelling with bOotjacks and
beer bottles.
Seriously, the nuisance should be
abolished. 1t is in execrable taste
and is fraud upon the intelligent
and cultured patrons of the play.
Dramas which require such acces.
series should be relegated to the
dime theaters and devoted to the
horror and delsctstiOn of unwhole.
some adolescence.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-02
1T SHOULD BE IN EVERY HOUSE,

j. b. Wilson, 371 Clay street, Sharps-
bnrg, Pa, says he will not be without DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, that it cured his wife
who was threatened with Pneumonia af-
ter an attack of La Grippe" when
various other remedies and several ply
Slcians had done her no good. Robert
Barber, of .Cooksport, Pa, claims DR..
Kings New Discovery has done him more
good than anything he ever used for Lung
Trouble. Nothing like it. Try it. Free
Trial bottles at Adolph Dreiss and Dreiss.
Thompson & Co. Large bottles SOC and
Sl.OO. 2.27 5
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-02
TEXAS STATE NEWS.

Denton ice factory burned; incen-
diarism suspected; loss SIS, 600.
d. Domnau is arrested at Waco for
arson and gives $1,000 bond to answer.
The one half of that Worlds fair
$500, 900 is guaranteed by Galveston.
Young democracy of Waco will or.
ganize Clark club on Friday night.
Nicholson and Eddings, new gents
furnishing firm at Laredo, assign.
Senator Glasscock does not wan
reelection to the state senate.
Bolton records $50 crop mortgages
filed since the first OF January.
Heavy frost and some ice at Bolton
Tuesday morning.
Mills club formed at Rock dale and
has over 100 members.
Negro named "Shorty' killed re.
sistiDg arrest near Gilmer.
The SAC, 0OOGallett case against Mex
lean National Construction company
is compromised for $25, 900.
Baird wants tariff reform, free
coinage, Hill, and Latham for COVER
nor.
Worlds fair directory, reorganized.
meets at Galveston and selects old
president and secretary.
Gonzales will reduce cotton acreage
and increase plant of cereals and veg.
etables.
Mrs. William, of LOckhart, gives
her children strichnine in wine, prob
ably by accident.
Houston bar meet and pass resolu-
tions endorsing Judge Mccormick
and expressing belief in his integrity.
Breckenridge Hall state university
has the best fare for the money of any
establishment in Texas.
San Antonio Loan and Trust COM
pany. Sl,O0O,eC0, files charter at
Austin.
Charter of Austin, Frederick burg
and Llano railroad filed; capital
S2O0,00
The twin bridges over the San
Gabriels are finished, and the one at
Berry creek.
New Presby terian church at Cotulla
dedicated; it Is neat edifics and cost
81 900.
Georgetown reports prevailing SEN
timent Hogg and Cleveland, Chiffon
leading in the senatorial race.
The state INDUCTION case, to restrain
consolidation OF NJ. X. & P. and In
.ternatioDai, will be heard at Austin
March term OF court. q.
Mexican soldiers attempt to desert
at Laredo and make break for the
American side, but are compelled to
return, several of them wounded
Mozier, saw mill man. near Texar-
kama, fires load of bucks hot into the
officers face who arrests him, and es-
capes.
Baird burglars get away with q dia-
mond pin, gold watch and other val.
liable jewelry belonging to Frank Ar
bogast. 80 u
Chairman Finley does not deny the
tial correctness of the report
Of his Tyler speech as printed in the
Dallas News. u. a--
Finley says that he is misguided
and misrepresented on the SUB
treasury question as q test of demo-
cratic membership, and that there is
no Hogg bureau at Tyler.
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sUcKLEN'S ARNrca sALvg,

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Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
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is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Adolph Dreiss, and
Dreiss Thomnsop e, 90
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-02

THE Irish fund that is locked up in
Paris is likely to remain so. The Gus
tody OF those funds is now ques ton
before the English court OF chancery,
and 1t may be next century before
that court disposes OF it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-02
$3.50 WILL Buy

handsome cottage residence. of 7 rooms,
With bath, stable, carriage house, chicken
mouse, wood house, etc. Hydrant water,
large lot, with fine shade trees and shrub
berry. New, neat and clean, about four
blocks from Military plaza. Will rent
easily at $4,000 month.
JNo. Il. HAMILTON g. Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-02
DIR. l.. v. Weathers.

Limits his practice to speciality. The
diagnosis and treatment of general
diseases and disease of children under the
most conservative means of cure. Tween
ty-tye years experience and from one of
the first allOpathic schools on the CONT
nent. When sick ring up DR.. Weathers
especially for your babies. Tel. 11S. 22tf
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ADVERTISING SOLICITORS.

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authorized solicitors for the LIGHT. Our
patrons will please put all "pru misses" or
UNDERSTANDINGS in writing, in order
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inQs" when the bill is presented.
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FOR SALE

Two fine corner lots, size Ill 166 feet
near West End, two blocks from street
car line, enclosed with good fence. For
information call on T. b. johnson. at
LIGHT office. log If
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EXTRAORDINARY,

Madame Roudousky, the highly
celebrated spiritual medium. Every
hidden mystery revealed and lucky
numbers In lottery given. Has the
power of any two mediums. Psrlors.
ZlS Avenue T.. 2:S 3m
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PAWN YOUR DIAMONDS,
atcheS, pistols with Hecht, PAL Com. Al
DID you HEAR THE NEWS.

Ladies' cloth top button shoes for
81 90 and 81 so. Ladies' fine ooze cali
strap slippers, black or grey for $3.50.
These are goods other firms want So 80
and $500. Eagle Shoe Co., Commerce
and Navarro streets. 2 q 81
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CUT RATE n. r. TICKETS.

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UNREoEEMED WATCHES. DIAMONDS
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-31
The i ohiOi!ion ~ cclin..

Tne Presbyterian CiIu:ciI was; com
forta!,iy Tiled, last night, with pcu.
pie drawn there b. the announcement
that HIN. 4. G.. Wuifunbtrgcr and
Prof.. lIucliins, Of Lincoln, Nebraska,
would conduct Il mcrting in tho in.
trrcst Of the Prohibition party. The
eNcrcls o. were opened with sing NJ
ied 10y Prof. iluckins. utter which
Deacon Piummcr introduced Hon. 4.
g. Wolfunbarger, tho speaker Of the
evening. who hold the wrapt alton
ton OF his audience Tor over an hour
in II calm aud dispiSsionutr ~discnssiuu
Of tho Prohibition party. The gen
tlenan is IN eloquent orator and
q how to present the best side Of
the Prohibition question. His hits "a;
thr two old parties were enjoyed D.,
all. Mr.. WoIfcnbarscr is by all oddt
tho ATTEST speaker who ras ullrcasrt
the people Of Il Re- IN this great uur..
ton. The exercises closed by tia
Staging OF II solo, by Prrf. lIuckins.
dedicated 10 oiIr Wee. President Lew
T.. Morton aud his famous snlcou.
Mr.. Wu!frnlnrscr will addices lli
People io. might at the same place und
wo advise all tho hcor gu2zlins, sane.
tImonious, IIolicr thun thou Rcpubli.
cnts To 20 and hear him.
Tue "Whiekcy picklcd" Democrat,
uf course VIII - as they uro Il dc
bound III their political views and moi,
afraid Of ihcir mo being pierced b!
tho arts Of thor cs. But lay.
InR all joking aside we advise uui
rendrre, and all, to go and hpu
an a6lc presentation OF the pinci; lci
underlying Ia" p'ohibitipn movement
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-31
HOW WE HAVE Grown.
a Gradual Developments from 1hi-teen &C
Eorty-Euur ~ tss.

a Gradual Development from 1hi-teen to
Noriy-fuur ~ tsS.
Since the declaration of Independence
when tho united colonies declared
themselves to be freq crd indeccndcn5
statcs. Gays tho Cli:u;arquan. the
United States has acquired territory in
the three following WAYS:
/. By cessisns to the general rovcrn-
ncnt from the thirteen original osutes.
>. Dy purchase in trcCtic3.
9. BY annexation cad conquest in
war.
In tho beginning there ucrc thirteen
:tatS5 with an area Of about SIC, 90
square miles, containing about 3,GOo.-
COZ people. Now there arc furtg-four
ctatco and five remaining tcrritorics.
net counting Alaska. with IN area ci
c~,t-c,ojo Square miles, Cnda population,
il 1850, OF G3,Gc2,OO1.
OF tho tlirty-onc new st.tcs which
have been admitted TO tho union ainca
tho adoption Of the constitution, orc
hR ~Ilrcu;y formed itself into n stat,
before the convention Of ifST lla.! pro-
v!dcd = way for its admission i:itu tic
union; one, like o 'lonc STAR" caruc
frorl n position OF 4 free ni.i indie
pendent republic; n Uas Ilct> ont Of
another state without the others con-
cent bT IL cStrc-constitutional process
in civil war; and twcnty-cigilt by en-
Cbling nets of coa;,rrss in t.,e ordinary
way were erected into states from the
COMMON domain Of our national terri.
firy
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FOR YOUR HaALTH's SAKE.

TET snufing powdered borax up the
no3trils for catarrhal cold.
TEY walking with Your hands behind
you If You find yourself becoming bcnt
forward.
Try taking your cod-livcr oil in to-
nato catsup if you want TO make it
palatablc.
TRY . cloth, wrung ont from cold Wa
ter, put about the neck 1T night for T.
sore throat.
THY mn extra pair of STOCKINGS out
side Of your shoes when travelling in
cold weather.
TRT n snturatcd solution Of hicnrh7n-
mic Of soda tbaliiug sodal in ttiiarbuoal
troubles; give freely.
Try Il newspaper = your Ghost. be-
meath yoIr coat, rs 4 chest protector
in extremely cold weather. = Health
Monthly.
TIIE New York chamber of commerce
has been in existence l23 years, und
low has for tho first t!mo II full Nom
bcrship of 1000.
T1iE stocking of tho nud7>n river
with salmon is proving successful. ald
in n YER? f,w yca:5 IL will b. possible 70
market fresh salmon ta,ion from thut
stream.
a coMrA"Y Of French cnpitaliats havo
undertaken TO plant oysters ia tho
black sen along the coasta of Criucn,
for shipment TO st. Petersburg and
other large citics Cf tho interior.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-31
wuni.n's Love.

Robt. G. Ingcrsoll pays tho follow
ing tribute to woman's love:
The one thing in this world that is
constant, tho one peak that Uses
above all clouds, the onc window in
which light forever barns, In. one
STAG that darkness cInnot qucnch, is
woman's love. IL rises To the greatest
heights, il sinks 10 the lowest depths,
il fOrgives tho most cruel injuries. 1t
is perennial Of lie, and grows in every
CLINE; neither coldGes5 nor neglect,
harshness nor cruelty can cxtinguish
il. \ woman's love is the perfume oil
the heart. This is the real love that
sublups tina earth: the love that has
wrought all miracles il art, that gives
us MUSIC all the way from tho cradle
song To the grand aymphony tha;
tears the soul away on wings Of fire.
4 love that il greater th"n power,
sweeter than life, aud stronger than
denth.
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[rroM wEDsrsusr's DAlLr.l
SAL1iAGUNDI.

Judge Be,knap has returned TO
Carson.
There is but one prisoner in the
county jill.
L. S. Harrington, Esq, left Tor
Helena, Montuuu, last night to spy
out a location.
Blshoa A. W. Leonard guvo tho
INDEPENDENT office n friendly call
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. NJ. Armer. formerly If Virginia
City. give the ISuErEvDESr ofii.e u
friendly call this morniny.
There will be "a leap Year ball at the
Lamoille school house "n the night
OF the 18th OF this iuon,h.
Tho Times Rcuieto snys that invi.
tations are out for tho marriage Of
Miss Gertie Hiiiman and Hugh w.
Nelson tonight.
Sockless Jerry Simpson, OF Kansas,
thinks the Presidents message ON
Chilian nffhirs sounded like "a special
plea To get the Irish vote.
). l.. Wdsp:--"P.ipl," said Il talk
alive little girl. lam l male of dust?'
mo, my child. If you were you
would dry up once in II while"
Tho jury that found a verdict 10
fovur Of Senator Quay il his libel
suit against the Ptttsburg Post WAS
composed Uf eleven Republicans and
III independent. Every Democrat
on the panel WIS excused by Quay's
counsel.
Congressman Oates, O; Alabama, IN
r-Confedrratc, says that the old
Souti ON rcbe.s arc prepared to fight
lik devils for the maintenance OF the
honor of the country; and that, il
Chill does not Apologies, 80 oush; ~
whip hell out OF her.
Kansas City !Stur:-The alarm en-
perirnrrd by Quay AMI Dudley over
the discovering Of ~ Democratic con.
spiracy 10 steui New YORK" ia some
what touching, LuS perfectly natural.
The prospect of ii steal without hay.
ing II hand IN it is enough To disrUn.
cert tiuI: and his friend.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-31
HOTEL, Al:I;IN AIS.
Depot iioici--t:Iark Il Green. i'r,,-
prIct OIS.

- lss ~ W. U .
prIctOrS.
Chas Gillespie, Los Angeles; BLltz
Hcii2, I-Rlnch; 10 .cpi Gordon, chi.
chgo; y W Hn.e:, Saith FORK; j 81
Hayward, Mrs Emily Sircc,rr, Noble
:'trretcr, Mrs Bird julie, MLryyLlc,
Iowa.
EA Whitcnmbr, CITY; Chas Adams,
South FORK; y knoop, Rochester, y
vi Cormcy, Bay Cty, Michigan.
Mrs \ Reboulr, Mrs j d Ghccn,
L.mo:ilr; Wan Covert, Mound Wiley;
j = Whro!cr, - T..
Paul SdhilicI 3tror. f \ p John.
son, y w Fuller, South Fork: J a
Il 'berson, Lmo;llr; Ne!Spn Ou,lor.
kirk, Mound; } Clart, G T. Quisl.y,
CD ~Bosisowit2, y l.; g b Wilson,
Sacramento; WIN C,ngor. Wells.
q ID Gilmore, + CahilI. j \ Robcr
SON, Jacob G'onrLd, Elmuill,; X Ash
by, NJ Summer, Ogden; j Il Hall, p
Hanson, Clus Cole, Wells; Geo NJ
Clayton, Huntington; IL NJ Reed.
Reeds Station; . 4 Holt, Sacto; Vim
Suiley. Doctii; T. llon,ymun, Clover
Valley; l. DOuglls, New H,ven. Conn;
RIP lIassr, n Y; l. l.crncr, $ T.; 4
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-31
The Il, al Il Ufparduus.

The Board met wednesday pur-
suhnt la adjournment, and acted on
the following applications:
y. CarnUw, sent from Eureka cuun.
~ in 1883 for SIX years fIr attempt TO
Kill. Application denied.
Frank Butler, cuiored, cnnyictel in
Douglas coaaty for attempt To kill
by administering poison 10 his vic.
t!ms. Butler has bat two Years To
serve, but his application for pardcn
MAS denied 10y unanimous vote.
JLmes Warren. srntfton Esmoralda
in 1880 for IL years for kIl'Uns 'IiIillc-
snake Dick" at iiHWtLoTnc. CL,,
presented III able m,nn.r by $. Sum
m"riirld. Decision reserved unit, to-
MORROW.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-31
pruEn;iion ola Perfect Figure.

'rht hrl'ht II Il person with II "prr.
feet figure" should bc exactly tie dis.
tuuco bstwccn tho tips Of tho middle
fingers al uiihCr hand when the arms
ne Iully extended.
Ten Umcs Tia" length Of tho hand,
OF seven aud q hall times tho loneil,
OF the foot, or Two times tho diameter
al tho ohcsLff1m ono GrmpiL To tho
other Hhou!d r!so givo tho hv,.,nt ui
q - wholn body.
Tho distance FROM the junction Of
tho thighs 10 thu ground should be
cEartly the sHuic ~ ftom that point 10
Tia crown OF the head The kneo
ebOuli bt exactly midway between
tho iirat mmued join aud tho ground
~ tho heel.
Tho dietruco from tho olbow 10 tho
tip Of tho middle finger should to the
,Hlmo as from the elbow 10 tho middle
Iiarof tho breast.
From tho top 81 tho head to tho
i'vol at the chin should ia tho aanie
M FROM tho level e tho chin ~ That
o! The atnpits, anl fron, the heel to
tho too.
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PARTICULARS.

..... - ....H.# az
MAX MAssrEIp, the proprietor OF
tho Ambcrg theatcr, New York, Is also
editor of Der Figaro, u German news
paper.
Prior. II. j. RonraTo. Of Eo5.on. q
successful instructor In physical cScr-
ciJcs, says people 'slccp thamsclvcS
less stecp" Is his prescription for obo-
6ity.
GEORGE STATION hasencrt over rcvcn
years in the IIawleyvilie tGa.) jail for
idlcncss. His reason for not doing nuY-
thing is that his brother, when he dice,
left money to all Of his relatives cxccro.
George.
Dy the death Of T. o. II. p. Burnhnrn.
Of Boston, the millionairc's native town
OF EsseS received $4,000. the Maspa-
chusctts Institute of Technology s!u.-
ooo. Other public bcqucst3 nESrcglting
100000 are in the will.
Mrs. II2'Rr JouE1oI, neo Lane, 10
in London. She is tho niceo of prcsi-
dent buchanan, and presided over las
household ut tho white houcc daring
his presidency. and at the United States
legation when lie was minister Ia Lon
don.
WILLIAM Ohm, who died at his home
in Troy, n. Y, recently, claimed -
have invented and used the first cyli,,-
drical wall paper printing press, and to
have been the first TO combine wood
fiber with rags in the manufacture OF
printing paper.
MASrELA F1MnnEs, the only
convict in the Arizona territorial prison,
was recently pnrdoncd ny the governor.
She was provided with plenty of c..,n-
Portable clothing md sent to Tucson
and tho sheriff of That county scnt her
on TO Mexico.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-31
Mining from a Balloon.

Think OF u mining enterprise con.
Quoted 10y sonrin9 aloft IN II balloon.
There are many ore.producing lodges
on the precipitons sides OF tho hills in
tho Rocky mountPins. These lodges
nre 80 lofty us to DO inaccessible by
ordinary methods; therefore, s. G..
Roee, un experienced miner, proposes
to repch them by am Of au M.
chored balloon. This will cnnblc him
70 secure II forthold on tho lodgcs md
make entrances through the sides 81
tho prccipitous hills.-- Yankee Biddc.
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[FRoM MONDAYS DArLr.l
sALMAGUNDl.

Hon. A. G. Cleveland passed west
on No. 4 yesterday.
j. Il. Ghcen has been appoiuted
Postmaster ut Llmoille.
jacob Conrad, Jud Dakin md G.
Griswold are in town from Lamoille.
Hon. j. w. Dorsey and wife re-
turned from San Francisco this
morning.
Tho thermometer Mt tho drug store,
Mt Z O'clock this morning, stood at
% below zero.
Counterfeit silver coins are in circu.
lation ut Carson right undcr tho noses
OF the Mint officials.
From Constable Hall, OF Wells, wo
learn that range horE:s are dying in
the eastern part OF the county.
I. The Sacred Heart Academy, Mt Os-
den, Utah, will comtnsnce Il now sos.
sion for boarders on Eebruary l, 1872.
Miss Rose Gardner went up to
Wells last night to take charge OF one
OF tho departments Of the public
school ut that place.
Reno Journal: General G. c.
Powning writes Ex-Governor Bell that
Mrs. Powning is gradually improving
aud that ha may roman ia Phi!adel.
plia Tor some weeks yet.
Do not lie b.hiud time in keeping
your engagements when you can have
your time piece cleaned, repaired and
regulated by Sam Ncuschwandcr at
NYe's old st nd.
Justice Joseph p. Bradley, OF the
U. S. Supreme Court, died lust Eli,
day. Ito was buried at Newark, New
jersey, to-day. He will he known in
history as Que o! the partisan Judges
who, as II member Of the Electoral
Commission which seated Hayes in
1876, wrote opinions on 10th sides al
the controversy earning for himself
the sohriqust OF "-ihiunds joe"
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FroM SATURDAYS DAHL y.
.AGUSDI

There is II wedding ON tho tapis in
Tuscarnra.
Col iIardcsty's brother, john, died
NJ El Dorado Springs, Kansas, yestcr-
day.
The thermometer at the drug store
IrsiGUcrcd - degrees below zero tuis
morning.
G. WcdekinA. the oil reliable piano
iIrcr is III town. Sc his AL. 10 an
other column.
J. W Whitchcr. u. S. District At
tocney for ievndL, came up from Vir-
GINA last night.
ii. J. Keith came down from Tusca-
rhra yesterday aud will remain in
town for It iow days.
Governor Culcord has appointed
D'nIs Kchoc, II Storey county, IA No.
tary Public vIco Il. p. Lan.an 70.
signed.
Peter Hanson. roadmaster OF tho s.
p I. T., with headquarters ut Wells,
has been :ouIovcd and II Mr. Cole ap.
ruintcato tako hia place.
Yesterday, whi!o D,acon Plummcr
was ont sleigh rih;n; ncar -, lower
bridge, ho found II new Whip with u
bu"lIsiin lash. Thn ownor c...i yet
,he same 10y calling ut his c;llre.
Thcso VIII bo services in St. Pauls
Church to.muCr0w M follows: Morn.
ius Prayer and Sermon at IL o'clock,
o",ning PRAYER and asrmoa Mt I
o'clock. The Sunday School will DO
NJ 10 O'Clock IA usual.
1hos. Alexander, accused OF selling
whisky to Indiana at Wclls, was ex-
amiGcd before u. S. Commissioner
Palmer to 1y and held in tho sum Of
500 to appear before the u. S. Dis
lTtrt Court. .Iarshul Moro vii! take
him to Carson tonight.
The N. Y. HcrdM says: There is
muoh talk tonight of IL prospective
iiG row in the Cabinet ovcr Mr..
: Linc'O action in making public,
tnroa-h Mr. BIount, the gubstuncc VI
Cbi'r's reply. Shrcwd politicians,
who inai oriow the surface, believe
TINT sir. Blaine had u two. fold pur-
Iosr-oTc, Gs | hare IL id. was 10 fu.e.
stJil Precedent Harrison aud create n
air"u% sentiment IN Congress in
triin'a 'ar0r, and the other 10 bring
hJ5Et n quarrel between himself aud
tbs President, which will either isti-
~ him in rcHigning from tho CIbinrt
o, ,ho rrcsideut in %dcmunding his
resignation.