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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
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on Mr.. Groundwig's right, she replleo
what no doubt in her lurid hours she
had made herself believe-'lt Is
forgery"
The counsel contended that her
declarations we're simply the rawlings
of q person in delirium: that she was
wild and Eighty, seeing things wholly
IMAGINARY and entirely unmatured.
She was in such state Ofmental weak
ness that, what she said ought not to
he weigh a feather in determining the
equities in this case.
To admit as evidence, for this jury to
consider. declarations OF that woman
when in such delirious condition That
she did not recognize her own son VINO
had been abroad only two years, was
giving so wide scope to the law gov
erning the admission Of death-bed
declarations, as to make 1t rule a
farce.
The Judge. in deciding the motion,
remarked that he had been acquainted
with Matilda Patterson for number
of years: that he knew her TO be
woman of superior intelligence, highly
educated and possessed Of a large fund
OF common sense.
That night the court took home with
him the papers introduced as evidence
together with a roll of manuscript,
sealed and said to have been written
by Mrs. Patterson a few days before
death. It proved to be letter IN
which she told of the manner IN which
her name had been secured as Wit
ness to the will She said that at the
time her boy was imprisoned in the
cave, Silas Grounding came to her and
demanded as q ransom for her sons
liberty that she should sign docu-
ment he presented. For what purpose:
But Grounding showed her Major Nor
drum signature and that of the other
witness James Martin, both of which
seemed to be genuine. What would 1t
matter then if she fulfill the require
ments of the law for two witnesses
when her sons liberty was at stake.
But she didn't stop to reason; she
signed it and Grounding went away.
In few days she received note I'M
signed which stated that for reasons
beyond the control of the writer her
boy could not be delivered to her. No
signature was needed: she knew too
we'll who was the writer.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
NEW SUBJECT FOR DEBATE.
Anti. Repeal Members Lay Clever Trap for
THAR OPPONENTS

WASHINGTON, d. g., Oct. 14.-Ihe Sill
yer senators declare to-day that they
have the Senate tied up in such a KNOT
that the silver question can be staveo
off for any indefinite time. The
trv was cleverlv aid, and 1t
was Senator Villas who put
lis foot it. The tangle, which resulted
ina adjournment last night. is the out
come ola cleyerly laid plot originated
bv Senator Dubois and executed through
the help of Senator Teller: The SILVER
men knew that on a rel cal where, parts
would have to be recognized that the re-
peal members would not be aole 70
obtain a quorum, though on eau
of the Senate, in which pairs can ~ pc
violoted, quorum was present. me ne
difficulty then came to OBTAIN, fS'l
call. Senator Teller examined the rules
and discovered what proved to pe
successful manner of bringing apout
the desired end. 1t IS a rue
of the Senate that except oy
unanimous consent a pub bic document
cannot be read in that body if it has
been previously read Mr.. Teller, dur
inc a call for a quorum, explained his
views to Mr. Pfeffer, who was speaking,
and a few moments later Mr.. Pfetfer,
from the mass of manuscript that he
had on his desk, resurrected a
public document and began to
read it with great deliberation.
Immediately Mr.. Teller was on his feet
and objected to the reading. He
raised point of order against the read
ing and after some debate the
chairman gave his decision, from which,
an appeal was taken and a roll call
ordered. This is what the silver men
were looking for and on the roll call 1T
was found that no quorum was
present. 1t was then that the re-
peal men stepped into another
trap. Mr.. Villas tried to force Mr..
Dubois to vote, and a long debate en-
sued. An effort was made to take a
vote that the Senate should not excuse
Mr.. Dubois from voting, and on this
roll call another lack of a quorum was
developed, and the Senate was forced
to adjourn The pending quest ON now
becomes the effort to have Mr.. Du-
bois vote and it is the intention
of Mr.. Villas to have Mr.. Dubois
censured. This, it is stated, will bring
out nice constitutional question which
will develop debote which the silver
men claim will last a month at least, and
thus the time of the Senate will be given
to another question and the time OF the
Senate will be thus occupied.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
RUSSIAN FLEET AT TOULON,
French People Turn Out in Crowds to Wei
come the Visitors.

ToULoN, Oct. 13.-The Russian fleet
reached here to-day. The weather was
superb and the populace OF Toulon and
it's vicinity turned out en- masse to well
come the visitors. From the earliest
hours of the morning excursion
rains were run into the city,
bringing thousands of country peo-
pie with their families and lunch
baskets determined to see the
show. All the shipping in the harbor
is decorated from stem to stern with the
brightest Of marine raiment. In the
harbor, the vessels are flying the Rus.
sian colors alongside the try-color OF
France
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
JUSTICE BROWN INJURED.

Member of the Supreme Court Cut by
Piece of Window Glass.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 14.-Associ-
ate Justice Henry r. Brown, of the
United States supreme court, was Sc
verely cut on his right temple last even
ing while attempting to close one of the
heavy plate glass windows in his new
home on the northwest corner .ofaSix-
teenth Street and Riggs Place. A heavy
piece of glass cut an ugly cash an inch
and half long severing the artery but
for timely medical attention the wound
would have proved fatal.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
HEAVY LOSS AT SIOUX CT
Four Blocks of Buildings Wiped Oh
a Midnight Fire,


Sioux CITY, Ia, Oct. l2.-AN
O'Clock this morning fire broke d
the Andrews planning mill. A
wind was blowing and the flames
driven across to adjacent frame
ings, all old and all dry. By d
four blocks along Perry Greek
completely wiped out. Anon,
more important buildings b
were those of the Franz BE|
Company; the Andrews planning
part of the Sioux Automatic Rel
ator Company's plant; johnson;
cry barn; John Arensdorfs ware
containing a heavy stock of Ii
and eight business buildings fir F
on Water Street. The loss is van
estimated from 10000 to sl6O,OA
ing to the character of the bull
and the fact that many of them
vacant there will scarcely any inS
be recovered. The cause Of the
unknown.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
CANNON HAS RESIGNED.
President of the Irish National League
DSguSted.

CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-M. V. Cannon, In
an interview to- day, admitted that
he handed in his resignation as
president of the Irish Natlonal
League of America. 1t was done TWO
weeks ago, but action has not yet peen
to the s'inanition" Of the league
owing to the platform not per
mittinc support to be given to either
faction of the Irish party, across
the water. Enthusiasm could not be
aroused under such conditions,
and there was no incentive for
The collection of money: Some
thing must be done, he said,
to set the league on right lines or 1t
must 90 out of existence. A conven-
ton to take action in the matter may be
called about midwinter.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
ASKS FOR A RECEIVE
Duluth, Mesaba & Northern Railroad \,
no Inc nluont W

DULUTH, Mimi, Oct. l2.-n
shipley and Company, of Far 1,s
bridge builders, have petjtionae
court for a receiver fo wv
Duluth, Mesaba & Nortbern ,
road, alleging that the ' rl,I
:nsolvent, that it defaulthoUS1
the last payment of interest
bonds and has illegally "a
some of it's creditors bv 'sq
them in full. The plaintif; SH
a claim of $27, 14S agains,
road. The Central Trust Comnnv
Metropolitan Trust COMPANY % "f
York, who hold the bonds ARA VI
co-defendants. There is no ' Y
that behind the suit is tHo y
Minnesota Iron Company y
desires to break up the n
combine controlling the Mesab, n
and known as Lake Superior "a,
dated iron mines. An atto,p~
made some time ago to 66r
creditors to consent to WI
Company in the hands of T rpc.
but without success. The malta,
come up for Saturday. 1t is YnI
lieved the scheme will be success
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
OBJECT TO MAYNAH'

Resolutions Against His Ei'
New York Bench D..
New YORK, Oct. LINE o rI
citation met last night ana P
following resolutions: I'D
Resolred, That for reason .;.n Of |
pressed by us, the nomlnau''rrr d
Maynard for judge Of the c y"
was not fit to have been lllau; I'm ID
Resolued, That this assoclattCdii, t.),
every good citizen, without u,,,err b
party, and especially upon ert 10 h
paramount duty of opposln,S,r ortlt
this attempt to reward II lhGishct
by judicial seat on the ~"
fri hIlOal
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
Horse Eires its Own stable

NEW YORK, Oct. l6.-At Fleetwood
Park yesterday, Jeanette, handsome
6-year-old bay mare valued at $40. 900.
stepped on a match which someone
had dropped in her stall. The straw
bedding caught fire and the poor animal
was beyond help1before the alarm was
gwen: The King was badly burned
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
Express Collector Robbed

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Oct. 14.-Harrv Arms
ley, South Water Street collector for
the Adams Express Company. was held
up on Market Street and relieved of
his entire days collection, about S., 600
The robbery was committed by thrae
insensibility. INTO
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
NO STEAMER RUN DOWN.

False Report of a Disastsr in the Har-
Dor at Boston.
BosToN, Mass, Oct. 14.-Reports that
steamer was run down during a
Fog in Boston harbor last night and lost
with all on board are untrue. Invest
igation to-day shows that the report
probably grew out of the sinking of a
tugboat in the harbor, but everybody
on the tug were rescued.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
Capture of a Vraiu

UvALDE, Tex, Oct. n.-A fre;ob+
train passed here yesterday in noses.
sion of sixty miners of New Mexico
The miners overpowered the train
crew this morning at Del Rio and are
Gorclng the railway officials to give wav
with all trains, and are running on their
own Schedula ~ 'iAeiA
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
ALL FRANCE IN A FLUTE,
Great Preparations for Wclcomh.
Russian Fleet,

NuSSlah VIeSI.
PARIS, Oct. 12.-The city of p,
already Ell fete in anticipation N
rival at Toulon, of the long ev.I
and much discussed Russian i
The store windows are mil
rosettes, badges, scars,
formed of different materials
representing the Russian I'd
while pictures of the Gar and tie |
sian coat Of arms are to be seen
spicuously displayed on all i
But Paris is not the only
in France putting on hEl
attire in honor of the COZ
of the Russians; TouIon, |
settles, Lyons, Brest, nd
Nantes, Bordeaux and other
towns are also assuming festpa
honor of the Cars sailors and n
morrow the vast majority of pat
Frenchmen and French women nj
larger towns will have taken some,
to display the Russians colors alu
those of Franco.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
DECLARED HIMSELF DICTATOR
The President of Guatemala Assumes Con-
troll of the Government.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 13.-The
State Department received the fol-
lowing from the United States
consul at Guatemala City to-day:
"The President of this republic
this day, October II, declared himself
dictator and assumed the control of the
government. He dismissed the extra
session of Congress and ordered new
aln,.tiOr,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
CHARGED ON BY DRAGVV
Strikers Trampled Upon an" I
Injured by Trooper"

Strikers Trampled Upon an"
Injured by Troopers
PARIS, Oct. 11.--A dispatch ri
says that a turbulent meell.|
striking coal miners was heIu"
Tietard, in the Pas-de-Cala al, /
last night. During the prosIs"I
meeting the strikers becahS
orderly the dragons were Il
The strikers were ORDERED, p1
and upon their refusal to DO ~"
goons charged upon the lllvU' &
men and women were traET
by the horses and severe
An agitator named GOulle VIZ.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
CLAN MA GAEL REFORMlN
Rednond's Speech Confirms Rep'|
Reorganization.

Redmond speech confirms hep
Reorganization.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Pal
Gazette publishes an init
with the secret service
Ger, supposed to be
spy La Caron, whose view
regard to the Clan-na-Gael
recently cabled to the
States by the Associated
The officer declares that the sp1
John Redmond at the ParneIIlt|
ing in the rotunda at Dublin Y
evening confirms reports tn|
Clan-na-Gael are organl2l
that Mr.. Redmond's speech n
peal to the, young men tosbe ra
active work in the future.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
Sunnosed Train Roo'

FoRr WAYNE, Ind, Oct 10, an .
60 detective arrested a =, ll nrp b
to be one of the Lake o ,,;o DEP
b be IS at the Pennsyl l,ss Iabc III
The alleged robber Wa a5 Iarrese
a west-bound train w lha (irasl,
was taken north on w pndspT
road, presumably to No. i
scene of the robbery.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
MAY BE CHOLERA.
Mysterious Epidemic of DiarrheI
English WOrkhOuse'

ENSlINH VOTRHUu'o'
LONDON, Oct. 13.-A mySterI'
demic of diarrhna prevails
Greenwich workhouse, over ~
inmates are affected. Two
of Greenwich workhouse are
dead and others in dangerolsel
The symptoms are in many re'FI
liar to cholera. The doctor, "
says that he does not THINK
ease is cholera but cannot III
lv what it is. An inquest to III
the cause of death will be hc'l
two bodies tonight. i
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
Shot Dead by a Sneak .n,er

GUTHRIE, Ok, Oct. 14.-At 8 O'Clock
this morning j. L. Stevens, one of the
settlers OF Perry, was shot through the
mead ana Killed by sneak thieves who
were attempting to rob his tent. -
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19

WIDEN two people have lived TO-
gether long time. each one has a
numb Der Of old stories which the other
dslikeS very much.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
MINNESOTA BANK ROBBED.
Safe Blowers Secure 81 200 Worth
POSTAGE ,StamDS.

Postage Stamps.
GLENCOE, Mimi, Oct. 1.-THE First
National Bank was broken into last
night and 81 POO worth of postage
stampt, deposited by the postmaster for
safe keeping, and small amount of
currency taken. The main safe was too
much for the burglars. There is no
clue to the perpetrators.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
t,hica0o Lumber CONF n,Lo

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Oct. H. made 4
Lumber Company has SShe ,r
msnt to w. 2. Hennep.ss anON
pany scheduled asse, IF sSs,0p
$3.50, 600 and liabilities %
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
UNION PACIFIC NOW.
s, H. H. Clark Appointed Receiver at
Omaha This Morning.

OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 13.-S. II. H.
Clark has just been appointed receiver
for the Union Pacific road.
Controller Mink has also been APP
pointed one of the receivers, and a
third will be appointed later.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
Typewriter improvements.

ITO BE CONTINUED.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
MAKES A FAVORABLE SHOWING.
Statement of the New York Banks on
the Condition of Business.

WALL STREET New YORK, Oct. IA
The weekly bank statement shows the
following changes:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-08
THE ROYAL MAN,
THE DISCOURSE or EVANGELIST
HOMER \. WILSON
Al the Christian Church Last Night.
The Interest increasing
Nightly.

The Royal Man" was the subject OF
Rev, Homer ~ Wilson'S lecture at the
Christian church last night
Mr. Wilson announced at the beginning
that # any one desired to sleep he might
do so, but that he drew the line at
snoring. Or Bnaddus, an emminent
divine. Of Louisville said Mr., Wilson,
"once said that sermon was the pro-
duct of both the speaker and the hcarcr;
that therc was such thing as an elo-
quent listener as well as an eloquent
speaker, trust that this evening |
shah be honorcd with the same attention
that has characterized the congregations
that have honorel me with their pres
cuec. Now, Young ladies aud young gem
temcu. especially lhe boys, ! want your
attention tonight while will endeayor rs
best can 20 enhndlc the hre OF holy
ambition IN your hearts that viii burn IN
your hearts until You rnn stand before
your country as a splendid specimen OF
manhood
Mrs Cleveland not long since entered
n kindergarten w the city Of New York,
4 number of children sal before her, and
among them was little boy whose
cnnntonancc Indicated that he expert
enoed anything but Pleasure at home
His litt,c head was east down; there was
nothing TO cause him 20 look up Mrs
Cleveland approached him. and laying
hCr hand on his bead, said, Johnny
look mp The littlc boy never novel
AL finally Tie good woman suid to him,
Johnny, look at that beautiful picture
hanging on the wal He looked al Il
for moment, aud she said, ~ not that
"a hpnnNlfm uiNfurnA And has 1anh .tI1
and gazod ON the picture.
II say to you, look up There are
pictures on memory's walls; look upon
thcml Gaze upon them with b0yish do.
light. Not only look MP, but turn your
heart aud gaze upon the blessings above
YOU. Look up aud beyond the Blessing
OF the world, beyond tho grand svstem
Of the universe, .ook up until he pearv
gates OF heaven stand ajar. L hone +
shall be able 10 cause the boys 10 look un
SenLemeu, there are little boys PLAYING
about our streets who never hearI q
word Of Kindness IL some Christian
heart would say TO them look M IN
| p9y Would i9ok M behold the beauties
of this werld, aud become man.
IT Is often the case that a Nov beeo,,os
annoying as he runs up 10 us and cries.
Morning paper All about the kippr1
thc railroad wreck aud soihotimrs hs
men say Get away. DOME WIN,
| your payer l always say: No thant
yea Tread lightly as YOU walk a6op,
! sue hule BOYS on our streets, for per
maps there 4 man OF the fnture fcbr.
.ented hy that little head. Porhlns ma
little boy that speaks aud SAYS Niornins
] paper may after while stand h fb5
CONGRESSIONAL halls Of this country aud nv
the magnificent touch OF bis e,ouuenc,
sway the muldtudes, Pause and speaL
kindly 10 them,
| Inc text want 10 talk 20 you about
| tonight Is from the first epistlc Of NJ
| Peter; But yc are choseu gennraiion
a royal priesthood
When Paul drcw the picture Of d,
/ eternal world he painted The picture 81
heaven, and In order to giye the mind Z
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-08

proper conception Of II ne gtinefcu 70
rether All the prcfinus things ~ the NoIlu
anil says. The walls Of That city are
made Of precious stones. And then ne
opens The gates and says' The streets
are paved with gold / do not believe he
meant that literally. hut Simply 10 give
the mind a higher conception OF inc
beauties Of heaven. Again. the apostle
was describing the character OF CHRISTIAN
manhood. he said TO them; fe are
aWben we 90 back to the days Of
Iudea We are impressed with the thought
thar the highest men Of the human race
were the PRIESTS. You remember now tne
were te priests. You rememher how. lhe
prcist nlono entered within the veil OF tne
ark. You remember how they aiuhu
entered tho snnctum eanctOrum; ana you
remember that when this service was
beipa performed thar out yonder me
sayl3r AZ the world was dying, that the
rreat tragedy that shook the world was
beine, enacted This signihed that tue
war between Jew and Gentile was conc
away with and that the humplesl man
or woman in the npd might slen li,, ~ t sor
presence " God and make an ouerhs ior
"No longer was Il necessary to come TO
ca tbrourh the medium Of a priest, bul
eyerv man could himself stand al me
altar of Col and Offer his own hmnple
petition 10 the throne Of God, Mueh
tbe apostle saws we are the royal priest
honi whom he draws the picture OF
the royal Christian man he said ye com
bjne Inc clements Of both Then ne
s,id W. arc royal' When the apostle
peter addressed the Christians ~ royal
men and women, it was the highest order
Of manhood that had been attained
What q, royaltyi In the olden days only
those who were born TO thnt position
ltfVtN. fUATIlNEN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-08

Homer Eads. commercial agent Of the
Iron Mountain, in an interview at San
Antorio with reporter for the Texas
Stockman, reports a heavy run of grass
cattle from points west of Fort Worth on
the Texas and Pacific to st. Louis and
Chicago markets. lie says from the lat
ter part Of October to the first Of Decem-
Der there were shipped from Colorado,
Big Springs and other points tributary,
$40 cars Of beef cattle, and about three
fourths of these cattle went via The Iron
Mountain. Says Tie grass is very good
in the vicinity OF Midland, Alpine and the
Pecos country with plenty OF water and
stock in good fix. About $50 cars of cat
Tie have been moved from Alice, Kerr
vile and Beevillc via tie Iron Mountain
which are being put on feed for 40 days
at Memphis, Tenn, the slippers being
Benton y Adams Of Alice, Charles Schrri-
nct Of Kerrville and j. NJ. Chttim of
san Antonio. He reports the runs on the
Texas and Pacific as unusually heavy for
this time Of the year, aud that quite a
number of grass cattle will 90 to market
along the line of that road between now
and January. l from points around Mid
land and Colorado
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-08

j. IL. Beleher Of Henrietta. a uromi.
1ent capitalist and ranch owner. came
down the road yesterday. N"''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-08

admit something must be done 10 supply
mo dchrianey in tho money volume
borrowing gold would give "a relief Dut
add 10 llc already lutolernhle burden Of
both gold aud silver at the old ratio and
the issuing Of nll paper currency by the
government After transartiug routine
business the convention voted that the
president nppolnt q committee Of i've,
with himself as chairman. to draft au
address 10 the people Of the United
States Va the advocacy OF the obirsts
Of the league
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-08

A stranger claiming to hail from Dal.
las walked into the store of the Waco
bicycle company yesterday morning
and rented q Sf21 whcel "a,
two houns Wheel and man have
not boon seen or hcaul firm,
since, The rider Is described az abont
= feet Inches tll dark hair and cyos'
hord face somewhat bloeted. and weight
l33 pounds. The wheel q Of Chnutauano
make, pneumatic tire Of Morgan y Wright
practically new.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-08

-, The $500 Texas cattle sold at Kansa.
Wy az the close Of the week werc fsd
on cotton seed meal and bulls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-08
CoRSlCANA.
The Governor Takes Trip Through
the Orphans Home-other News.

Special to the Gazette.
Corslcana. Tex. Dec. T.--Gov. Hogg
was in the city today, and spent the day
at the State Orphans home The gov
ernor Is highly pleased with the condition
Of the home. He says thht he feels moro
interest In the orphans institution than
any other institution under state control.
He shook hands with all the children aud
when through said they all grasped his
hand like politicians
The governor left on tho $40 north
bound Central train this evening for Dnl-
lna.
Tho Western Union Telegraph com.
pany will Ia the future receive night
messages at The Houston and Texas ecu
trial telegraph office. This accoinmOla-
ton viii be- received with delight by
those who have occasion 10 uFe the wire
after night
i. IL. lCycloncl Davis IL billed to speak
her, next Saturday upon the issues Of
the day.