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A DENVER BANK FAILS,
lis Condition Wax for a L0ls Tin?
and Tho Crisis Expected,
Assets About iva uiIIIon Dollars
Heavy Withdrawals Furosd the
Directors To- Cioss,

L.SvER, April 22.-Ths American
National J,nR 70 iod to open this
morning. The following circular was
pgsl,u;
"rhis bank has closed H. doors by
vote ~ its ulttctufF; and IL IN la my
hands ~ fUpfuss utauv- NJ the tuvrrl.
mcIt. IEpH =. HUI"
The failure docs not come as sur.
prise, nor Goes u Indicate any lack 81
cDufidtuCe IN the general busiutus
situation. The cOnditlOt NJ the bauk
has tyUn weak a lOug time because Of
internal uisseusiont.
Inc Retirement from the directory
anu tho sale Of the stock u sovtfn
wealthy men materially r. uCud tue
uutibtss Ut the Jauk. Attle a,l t..
or made at the close VI business
MHIcp G.u, tho total deposits were
81 al .0ji; loans ard dho luuts, 81.
l.6, -6i; oasu on hand, S.32,2t5; oapi.
lai rtYuk, s5UO,OOJ; sufplup, sl6J,uOO.
The asssls amount u s2,2i6, l73 and
II n claimed there Will DO blt little
trouble ia realizing on them. tn
following statement was taken from
the book, u tho American National
bank this m0ruiut: Resources, cAsu
aud Exchange, s7J.3tO, bills tecpiv.
Huis, sl,U7s,U s.ucH an securities,
s26j, As5; zeal ys'atr, Sl3J 500, II e-s
"a circulation, 80, 900. IO,Ll, s,,672,.
8.5.
Liabiltlus - individual deposits,
.53O.7i2; G,mard deposits, siy,7l0;
umo deposits, 500 2ij; due other DauE.,
igi,u25; borrowed mOHey, SlS2. 900
Ioial, ss56,23l.
a comgaiitun VI this statement with
that iuruished Gin March shows that
tue LAuk'a dep0sltB aud rrstTve de-.
Cliucu very rapidly. over 500, 900
NUTu withdraw on Monday nuI luts'
lny OF thls week, anu there being ouIy
$1,000 10 {, thu directors decided tina,
Tue busI thing 10 DO was - close tbs
u4nG.
Burldes the resources above ate
nuts, iyr 100000 soU aside Tor the re-.
cent reduction Of the capital stock
from million 10 sou. 900, and q lllh
interest In a strong nine VI Victor.
TIC pIesiIenl VI the bank 10 JJhu X,
Hanur, The directorate consists OF
sIme Of the loading men Of ID nvrt,
Including Fine Il. Eruesi, William
anu MOrl2 Batth, Mitchell BBnr iiui,
George w. BalIauline, 4. J. O'Don.
nell.
la consequences OF the failure, q Tuu
has Teen started Ou tue National Bank
| VI COmmetCt.
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LtSCOLs, Seb., Auri % The free
silver u, m Icrats Ol Nebraska met ln
Democratic convention, Every oouu.
~ IL represented, with no opposition
from the other faction OF the marty,
which hold convention At Lincoln q
week hence,
W. J. Bryan and q. J. Smith are
slated Tor me two deleg ,tes'st.isrgo,
Ex-Governor Boyd was ufgo1 to &C.
crpt place on tho slate ueles alton but
positively declinrd 10 nave his name
go before the convention. Boyd In a
s.und money man but opposed TO the
Atmiai1ITRtiJn
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WAsHiNurON, April 22.-Ihc rel.
denps vu uts 90 two pension biIIB
we're laid btfDf. Inc senate.
dalllu or, y. III, chairman ~ the
Ietbiuu COmuIUuU, san uu regretted
tue PrvsiIUnt h4I aeeu nt 10 veto
ghusU ullls. Captain Alablgu's miIi.
tafy services were sucn that uu might
have applied tOf a puusijn But dtl uut
do ~, uwiug 10 pruoual uisiuoilua.
tiuu,
While Jones was photographer ur
received "a gun shot wound Itsu,Iiug iu
total hltnIuuss, uutiug tue attack 90
l. ugsirUupd lines. "lho Plrsiduut
tufrfs tU the 'tuylal wuuuy'0 FaiI
GAluugcf, 81 Will not discuss aud sug.
gcst what Is ln my mIud, that tue
message was written vi hyus kuUwi.
vuge oi tue iacy. The pension cJu-
mtues hal not pruouU4oI uaFetssly
aud ttckicssly in iavJflng pausions."
II uUl4' r.lu PsimsT, LIE. ".hAl
whon citizen v.luutarily ass ciatt.
u.mtcif Witu the military IUfru-, he
U,CUmta de i,otp Ia tue miiiaTy
service, and II wOuudeJ, hu hAs tue
same moral figut - pension rs any one
formally culistul."
Toe ye,oss were referred to Tho pen.
zion committee.
Many petitions came urging pctIon
Ia behalf VI Blshop Dlaz, arrested 10
Cuua. a resolution by Bacon (GaJ
Was adopiuii requesting the state de.
partmvut i1r intOrmsu0l ne N tue
arrest hud as 10 wuat steps had beuu
taxed toward securing Al impauln,
trial.
Toe Senate by "a vote Of 80 10 20 has
adopted the umvnumUUt o. the Indian
appropriation Dii Offered by ,CucktuH
(MU.) providing that on ger con- OF thr
appI0, citations Tor luYlau contract
schools rhouii be- appropriated IA ,hu
pending Blil fOF sChI.ls.
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THE MINING MARKET.
A Halt HClr WIKI tho Bulls and Bears
Oh Change.
TRADING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A statement from The Morgan Gold
Mining Company
and spurs,

AZ for az trading 10 concerned this
was not heavy day on Change,
alth ugh bu.iness was much better
than on yeslerlay. Tho quotations
liked, however, wets cold ami sub.
si1nIlai-sspeeiaIly with tho higher
priced STOCKS. East Golden Gate sub.
scrlbed to the days transactions
with Gales agJregatng 500 shares,
while Sunshine haDIud down
aJJ shares at appreslatlvo q .
ufcH rs compact win tue slump
quotations Ui week or 30 49,. IIe
stock has not fegaiued toe former value
yef, but 1T is generally predicted that
suun o m vumrut will occur DO orc
long, Good figures were placed on
Mammoth AMI Il was Ia demand st
g. au tut hollurs wanted fifteen cents
moro than that, ~ no sales were nogO'
tiRfrI. The GaIuua stock bKCiles con-
siderable attention as does also Utah
which l. daily growing Ia the tstlma-
tlou Of the bfokers, and talus VI II
Will cfe long be recorded.
Tue uulirte4 call opened with an
ofirf VI wusatka Mineral water a. 10
Ceuts. Tue secretary Of the txchaugT,
VINO by the way, Il IA the drug buell.
nUss, thought he saw al opening for
bushes. anu he Offered TO sell one uOItls
q tho iuvigsrauug beverage Tor 10
cent?. IL was quickly taken, after
which no asked IS cents Tor two, but
30 more was wanted, and tho tack
hammer tvsounieI on the mahORany
drsg, Dalton was the next stock called
auu Cou-Id yfublo noise followed with
tue result that . 900 shares changed
hands at MONT OIL nlures Richmond
AnuCUnIa aided similar lumber Of
snnrrs g. tho transfers Of the day.
The closing nsures were as follower
LISTED STOCKS
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I.en,y Lo..c. hr TIona

MDNuMlSEE, Mich, Aprll - -rh,
MtuumIuUu aud Fence fivtts arc out
" their banks aud The hoods afr caus,
INK heavy lls'us 10 logging Interests.
PYr 10 giug camp Of Lease Mo.ro on
Fence Tiver has bsot flooded, caused
~ IL iUg IAN, ami tne employees barely
etcipci. Tho CAM, with equipment
AMI provisions was swept away.
Many fatmufs tin tho 81 nImui,e
yauvy have usen dTlysu from home
anu have suffered great lOss ~ stock
anu CTUls.
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Ceuuss,ieut MspabIieEu. Meet.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, April a.
EN'Cung William h. Am.
mohda was made permanent chair.
man Of the IL publican stale oohyen.
ton tDduy,
Ex.dovernot Morgan q. Bulkeley,
John /, Hutchinson, Arthur Brewer
and Samuel Fesssnuen were elected
delegates al large. Tue platform opens
with utcln' alton in favor Of pro.
t'Clive tar II and reciprocity .plan.
Upon the uutTuucy question tue COZ.
yention FAY ave are unalterAbly OBJ.
Osed 10 tIe itsus OF unsecured paper
currency, eiiher by tho government or
banks, anu tue itee coinage Of silver al
any ratio, auu favor single standard
VI value, and that standard gold. We
believe tuis policy, with sound anu
HtaOlo currency upOu gold basis, viii
furnish tulllcivn. revenue TO meet all
uquiEs munts Oi the government anu
pTul ely support H."
Toe electoral vOl- Of Connecticut IL
pledged 10 whoever may be tbs Ruyub.
lioan nominee for Iue Presidency.
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IERRE HAurE, InI., Aatil 22.-The
Uuitod Mine WUtkers Of tho llth In.
dIana district are hJiIlug tuelr c1nyen.
ton Ia this city. 80 lar little has bee u
achieved. Thv de oyhius arc Instructed
10 demand an increase Ia the wage
seals apptOEimaung lj cents n tgu.
Tho operators VINO hHyu been appoint
ei = committee i.r conference win the
convention have said they would not
pay over 90 cents.
Pfssl4ont O'C0nn0r VI Illinois Is
hero ~ utgn cooperation between the
Two states 10 increase the scale.
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That good ore runs deep IL state
ment being isily realized by the own.
"fs Of tho Northern Llgnt niue on
Lion mi. Iuty nave struck an eight
loot vein " orc which runs $50 IN z ld
80 ounces in silver to the ton.
Rumor has II that the owners Of tho
Aprl Fool group al De Lamar have
refused an fer Of very large sum or
the property which h now capable OF
producing over 100000 month.
They know they have a good thing
anu Intend TO stay with Il,
The owners VI tue julia Daau lode In
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For Canada. defense.

OTTAWA, OnL, Arrll 22.--tn the
II uso OF Common, Foster, minister
ni hnAnce, moved the iiuss " sutuur.
izc the government In council g. rase
b. way Of ioan the sum Of t3.Oll,OOb
Tor the purposes of the defense Ut tue
dlmluiOn. He explained tnst con.
tf'c. had been already entered iuty
With tue Imperial war m e Tor arms,
ammunition, maxim guns and four
batteries Of Elk ~. olud guns encn.
Tue liberals viii nght tho npptopfia'
ton.
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rom Buiuwayo, published this after
noon, sayfs
"Bplh Buluwayo and Gwello Rre alb.
slluttly snie. TIE Ma'sbeles arc not
disposed % auRCs snd are content
with cutting ui nll bands ~ whites. II
~ believed 300 whites, ~ spectOrs mr.
ftuUfH, have been uu dnrud. 10
seven y ght., niue white. Rud thuus.
aud Ma'ausl,s have been killut. Toe
rebels arc running short Of ammuui.
tlyH.U
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NEWPORT, Kgu Aprli 22,-All the
m, mUers ot tho Bryan fanny Of Green
Cas.le, Ind, were ia court urTs today
10 At sul Ihu tfial Of Scott Jackson Tor
the murder VI Pearl Bryan, Mrs.
STANLEY, sister Of Psarl Bryan, identl.
He'd all tho clJthlng o the murdered
girl, She also Identified Jackson. Tho
defense aid not CTOss.eEamilo auy
Witnesses,
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nls, josie CIoysIand nnrrI,d.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 22-Mlss
Josie 81. C,eyelinl oil Cuirns O,a cousin
NJ President Cleveland, anu Robert T..
Batusby, u merchant tailor u Mime
apolls, were married here yesterday.
Mlsa Cleveland, accompanied by her
uTOtner, arrived here anu mel Mr..
BAtlisby by appointment. The couple
lett foT Minneapolis after the GeTe-
moAy.
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SYRACUSE, n. y, Apul At. &.
q. Hud q. &. Miller, m.suiautufsra OF
Knit goods A. BNdwinsvllle, have shut
down tneir works ana male n general
assignment 10 IN mas IL, Benton
Crane ana Wills Wendell. Tue mtll
gave employment 10 200 people. Pref.
utonces are made for S5b, 900, exclusive
VI interest and pay Oi employees,
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Ca.e.Ihnmnson lnnlesl.

Dick Clse last uisht slgneI articles
to NEE. Bob rn1mpbln A. the Sat
L'ko athletic c.uU on Friday night.
Both men are Ia the plak Of physical
condition aud the ego" viii he a live.
~ uns nltwitustaniing tue diiigrrnto
uI mIte than twenty y unis ia favor
OF the white man, Case uaz Tec0f
Of uninterrupted victory but Thompson
II already posed ~ the winner.
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BALTIMORE. Nurl.2 -Unio Stairs
Su1Hiuru,rpl GrI. l.. Wellington, sr
chairman ~ The Hts central commit.
TO rslIul the Republican state con.
v.rtuu 20 ur1tE
Nrllrg Uu prcGic'ui that sixteen
electoral votes % Maryland would nr
Csc. next yoag ~ the NppUuIiclu
u mimic. The mention OF the npmo
%. Mckinley AID Rect received ap.
lInusn
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NEW ORLEANS, April 22,-The Item
bulletin bIalI cVntalns the iOllOwin. (!
"pnsrr has bsen elected governor.
Tue Item will prove this fact by go
pinkortOn detectives present yesterday
a. the polls where fraud was carried
Out"
"Berwioz, La, April 22.-I have
been elected governor by tue votes
that were put in the ballot boxes aud
viii be inHugufatud the seConu Tues.
day In May. (5lgnaV, J. l.. PhsTr."
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o. uour cem,ut0 . TIE acceptance OF tive
"1binovsrralsu4tiuu viii ugIH uu
10 The m,ruug of no. Chamtrr u.
DEPUTIES SPECIALLY Cal.ri for lhut Jay
o. '.UrE. I DO orally believe.
That PRECEDENT Flurr viii eNdrnvHr 600
form a cIuinct OF CANCELLATION aud con.
Uyu'ra'Uu.
81 P-yipl NJ. MsIine aud B5u-.
e Ole aru mentioned 90 PROBABLE pc.
miufs,
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uaeo war Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, Aprii .. "A dis.
patun frOm SJJuuu the Baptist Parisu,
states tnat a crowd Of nrgruus mut-
ed 10 bten, the Farlrh hsull Uu1er Fly.
whites resisted a Il shooting iuilOrrf.
seven people were klIl,d, Tue COVER
nor has ordered q company OF tue
Loul'ian, neld ARTILLERY @ tue scene
OF trouble.
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sentence Of an Ex.Edi,or.

BERLIE, April 22,-Baron Won Ham.
mrr'Iriu, formerly editor Of the kueuz
Ari'ung, leader Ui the Conservative
party, was TO-DAY sentenced 10 three
years penal ssrvitudr, 70 be deprived
Oi civil rights Tor five years Aui pay "A
uub OF 1000 marks. The charges
against him were forgery, fraud ana
breach VI trust,
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W4smNuTUN, ID. g., April 22.-Tho
FIN A abama Iistriu. was uut TrIr-.
scented IN tue House over uighL Cobb
hud been u siutoI but tue seating OF
tho contestant went over until 10 ay,
when tue report was adopted, 10 ~ s.,
anu GJUlwin sworn in,
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E.rIn.lnn Of csrrrldrs..

81. Louls, Mo-, April go Early this
morning a large bfloE barrsok building,
300 tsel long by 80 vilB At JsiiefsO 10
barracks, fourteen mlles south Of this
city, was burned, Ten thOussrd
cartridges exploded. The soldiers llst
their personal effects, luo total loss
Ia about 100000,
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WA-UfNJTJS, AprlI .g.-Grn. ~.
l.. Jruru,s, well known TO puhic
men us counsel OF the Alrska Fur
seal % mp,uy which long toned
ihr Bguug Sea seal Uusluts., ID sul.
8 MY 10 ay,
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TnE nuLUwAYo SITUATION.
one IhOusand hRiHbeIes Killed II
seven Engagements.

LONDON, April 22,-Om1ials Of tho
British South African Chartered com.
pany received today the following
d spRtch from Buluwayo, dated
April a!
"ghe situation Ia most serious. There
are li,OOO Matabele within three miles
auu / ,l6O friendly natives have arrived
In town."
A dispatch to the Pail Mall GAEslte
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Ayfil 22.-The
kauuulc.u stBte convention which
met today 10 the lafgC't altering Of
Republicans ever assembled Ia tho
stale. Judge Lewis sheppard was
chosen Temporary chairman.
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The Tmlea rhs..s mn.

WARRINGTON, u. C., April 22,-fhc
Senate committee on agriculture today
sgTeei ~ report tho tilcd cheese bill
a. It passed ihe IL u,e, with rsUlmmou.
datiOn tnGt II DO referred lO the finance
committee, on tue ground that II IL "A
financial blll
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General and local weather fors 7ast
Tor lhitty.sIT hours ending O'Clock
tomorrow uiguu For URn, showers
touight aud ruuudty, cl1lei. salt
Lake CITY ami Vicinity, SHOW cts, sta.
Luunty Temperature.
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LONDON, Apiil 24-Baruey Bnr.
natO's chestnut hOrso Worcester won
tho city aud Blburbnu handicap Of
1000 SOW fei,u- today; Amtiivr soc.
uu.; HtbfJu third. sixteen h1fses
STATED. Richard Cookers MonlAud
was among the entries.
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IN liz European Mission.

E'lcasr.-EtIes james h.. Taylor
has bruH release fgum lablTing As
travelling ElIef la the Liverpool Con.
irrHuco, ~ request ~ PTrsiirut Wood.
run, GA account Ut he sickness OF ui.
father At home. Hs tot April 4. 1890.
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CINCiSSAIi. Apfll 20. - The piano
lru ts.WttI Ey"f.OI IS smith, hes
1asiguui o. u. 70. W. mttsur. The
nsnil't us stu fsIIUnu; tue Asto's 3d..
lI1tl} Tue nrm suu,elI,d Smith &
Nixon which NaEtsIauiithed IN 1875.
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Joseph Fawcelt.

william Fawcrti, OF Logan, Utah,
desires to Lear rem Joorh Fswc-lt,
VINO WIS mentioned la Elder AuIrsv
j nBJ = letters as having tmlsratpd
rom New LnlAnd 10 U.4h Ia the
lauer part oil 1871.
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CLEVELAND, April %. -EKtEa polio.
were nassri al The usulr,, rOhcu sga-
ton In READINGS i.r expected trouble
On tue lumber dock between union and
nsn'uni0n lumber showers. Each
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IRANsFkRs OF STOCKS.

one huudree shares Of East Golden
Gate ut 81 cent. anu 40 Al 81; 100 Sun.
shire At f2,773 and lOn At $40, 900
Dalton At 5 cents Gud 1000 ~ u; 1000
RioumUn Ananonda at 8 cents. roIal
shares tOld, 400,
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pIAH Will TREATEp.

WAsHIEGToS, d.. g., April 90
Consul General Williams has cablud
Secretary Olney as follower
"DiEE 10 detained at police head.
quaIteTs. He ia occupying spacious,
uTy, we'll ventilated room Ia the upper
htOTy. The proceedings are being
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nicer vss rrlyiueI with ciubs. On
Doe Iurb. n uI. rr.wI OF union ami
uou.1uIHu men were gathered waiting
.bc htrvll 90 tho HIs, vessel VI the
.umU.I Dec.
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High Council.

The Hlgh g uuoil OF the Salt lake
Stake Of n on will convene this even
i.g at mali pa seven l'c.0ck.
JAMES d. STIRLING,
ClBfE OF Council,
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Another Iirm Fails.

CHICAGO, Aut.l -g.-Mason a
Dayi- comp ny, manufacturer ofstoves
ami rsufus, lsi.cI today. The nssets
are $4,000 aud liabilities slU7 200,
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hssioned ny urlors from hca quar-.
turs. Tie rssult IA expected In n couple
OF days in his and Dvpetps care"
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A rnlcAl0 LonANcE.

The bitterness u the war Of Rebel.
lion IL fast passing sway, as arc the
men who fought Ia that terrible con.
ficl; aud nearly every present incl
dent or Teminlsoeuos growing out OF
tue struggle l. ems % pathos or
pleasure, devoid Of harshness or hatred
OF feeling. Au Instance h furnished
In a late Chicago paper, where % 10
toli how In 1851 young man named
white, who was working ia tho stock.
yards, did not want 10 be- drafted when
tho call Tor soldiers 10 nghi ior the
Union came. but enlisted aud went 10
the front With Tay1r's battery. He
and all the battery learned what hlht.
Ing was, but lac never linohod, and
made such a gool roo1rl that ho soon
bore the rank u lieutenant. His
Chicago iflends prcsenlei him with a
fine sword, subsidy engraved, ami he
cstrloi II wofthily until no was forced
10 surrender II al Pleasant Hill, whore,
as captain ofa battery, no served ~
Gen. Ransom'a chief Of artillery. The
MAJ who received his awori was
Alexander McDiw, captain Of com.
pany {, 10Th Texas iuian,fy, and lao
wrote his wife an account Of the
event and scot the sword home, Last
month MS daughter, Mrs. J.. NJ.
BrOwnson, Of Victoria. Tex, wrote tho
National Tribune that tho had the
sword and would DO pleased TO return
It 10 Captain White, n living, or to his
family. The captain was iound In
Albany, n. y, aud again, after thirty
years, rcj ices 10 the possession " HE
sabef. lie beafs with modesiy n medal
voted him by C3ngress for CALAMITY
r. v. ,ious battles.
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A RULE OF SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.

To the strict rules OF etiquette
and courtesy enforced at the White
House, NJ Affecting the conduct Of
guests to dinner, tbs rest VI the oouu.
try ia indebted for an example that
cannot DO too closely followed as an
established custom. When the guests
came 10 be seated nj Teoeut dinner
given by Mrs. Cleveland, II was NJ.
lioed that there were two vacant
places, reserved for tue solicitor gener-
Al and his wife. Soon afterwards tho
.ardy couple made their appear
Ance at the official residence, but
on proceeding n the diniBg room
they found the doors barred against
them aud blunt usher to inform them
In effect that late comers obtained no
dinner. Tho Iebuke was 20 public anu
90 severe that there are rumors OF high
dudgeon aud all that kind Of thing ia
exalted social circles.
And yet every person with ordinary
common sense will agree that Mrs.
Cleveland's Tuleis nm eminently proper
one. The people who had cause to b,
offended In the case In point were the
host aud hostess, certainly not the de.
linquenu. In all like cases toe guests
who may be- 40 ill,mnunyrod AMI tig-
courteous a. To come late are
deserving Of similar treatment
There car be positively no excuse
or apology for hardness at n host.
table. 1t is not only an insult to the
Slver Of the feast, but, II generally In.
dulged In, would become an embsTrass-
menl to guests who, whom accepting
an invitation to dine ut a certain hour,
were simple.minded enough TO bs al