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Tim llKKALMTrULLA. l
fHL lalUS DAILY HERALD.
JXl.IOTT KALI..
VAtCT-l t tlio ('out-Ol.tc it Illtllui, l.S
mid-lln. .uutlor.
, TKU.U.S OF SUISCKIPTION.
' DAILY.
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m MmmiI' 1.00
8'ttrr Mm-tlu SS.tlO
fix Month 5.00
MM V. ir 10.00
Itollverc' ',r. City kt 112 00 per year.
SUNDAY, APKIL 13, 1888.
Chicago without a batch of leotlon
udt to unravel wouldn't recognize 1U
lf. Cb icao is l political daisy.
Mr. Whitney has oneollloor to every
velve ntuu on the Isthmus. Is this a
eep laid sohometo dispone of the officer
orplus lo the navy department
Bomb or the papers are lauding
Ci.kvki.anu to the skies because he
pays his pew rent. Perhaps the presi
dent thinks bis mode is the beat .way to
get to the skios.
Tna Canadian government is making
as great preparations to fight Rikl and
bis Indians as they would If they were
to meet one of the most powerful na
tions on the face of the globe. The Domin
ion should take advantage of the expe
rience of the United Btates In wars with
the a'lorlnlueos. When tribe or tribes
of Iudians dig up the hatchet and enter
upon the warpath, in this country, but a
few days elapse lefore troops are camp
ing on their trails, and they are given
such an everlasting whipping that they
are glad to make peace on any terms.
The Canadian government wants to
carry on the war on sclontillo princi
pies, making regular approaches, with
cannon and shell, digging trenches, con'
struottng mines and erecting masked
batteries, when a good, square fight, in
the old manner of fighting Iudians,
would settle tholr painted bides In
about a week.
A patriot In Illinois, disgusted with
tbe recent record ol the Illinois legUla
ture, wants tbe constitution either of the
state or national government changed.
The Chicago Times sees cause not for
disgust, but congratulation only in the
present legislature's reoord. The Times
remarks: "The assembly being divided
Now that LmfTcrin has "fixed" the
nicer for the Russian war he ouirtit
A -A f ratiurnri-ajt in T.nnflnn a r1 mat in I
orv ,.n ..n niu,u. u...n. """exactly in the middle that during
aenmuu ui luree uioiuuh lie HI) or pari
has been able to muster the majority,
m Ight then be anticipated.
Tick famous Louisville belle, Sallib
Warp, la married the fourth time to a
man v ,myd Hocss. Sarah was al
ways i.ppruhonslve that she would dlo
an oU. nun!, but she won't.
a soft answer turnetn away
wrath!" but If it is a woman on the
rampage, what say you to a now spring
tt at with the privilege of exchanging for
ulcer ono If she can find it?
Th Washington correspondent the
Courier-Journal says a great many Ke
publicans are sending in the Ir resign
lions as p.ntinastors. This shows how
dlfi'ereutly everything Is done outside
of Teiai from what It Is bore.
Jay Uu i l.L'a gardenors demand of
him 11.60 ptr day for their work. How
1 nsoleut labor W becoming! The Idea of
men expecting a man of Gould's liin-
I ted means and Incouio to pay such
sum as JI M per day for labor!
Thkrb must have boon a political
moody and Sankby outfit roaming
around through Michigan lately. The
conversion of a whole state Is extremely
ompiimtiiitary to the music and elo
q ueuce of the exhortors. And yot there
la room.
MRS. DUULKY, Who Shot O'DoNOVAN
Koia,ib trying to establish her In
samty as doleuno. She could prove It
by any Texas cowboy, who would
swear himself black that any portion
using such a "weepou" was a natural
born fool.
Wi;n ths expedition was ordortdto
Centrsl America Skibktary Whit-
key's order was to "toll it to tho
marines" who bad not boon employed
In any war-like service since tho cap
ture ofoM John Brown, at Harper's
t erry, in ps.,i).
Orbat (KHiMieriiation is bjlng kindled
in Kentucky, at the growing deposi
tion to punish citizens thgre for casual
ties resulting from rlstol practice at
e.'U othnr. A rigid en force uiuut of the
law would come near depopulating the
rc!.i;nonwenltli.
I if Kurope guts into war, and wheat In
thin country Is short, and both aeiu
iiKejy, mt.y win quit burning corn tor
fuel, and broad will become a cosily
u.Mirj. uimer sunn cirotimsiance we
con.ess to ureat nervousness over tho
pro ipecls of the borry crop,
.Miss Fakmb Zkiiorioh of Now
York, has Instituted a suit lor broach of
jiromlae against someboJy named
lli.oONiu:i:o. She once before Inatltulod
an uctlnn of tho kind and Is dimbtluns
now SHtiitih'd In having a pair of
breaches of hr own.
Iris said that Miss t'LKvm.Avn li Ts
used her smoothing Iron on the pleats
and crimps in White House ceremony.
Henceforth there Is no suuh clamor for
precedoucd or proximity tu tho prul
deu'.lul person, but all citizens Hand on
iuul foi ting lu tho ri'ulilii'sii inuu
Dion. Thk K-'puhiitan Journsls oii;ht lo
atUek tho new French ministry bit
terly. !.-. Unios h -a made ti.Uoi..
Hon minister of ft us nee. This limn
Clami.m.o! is gujlty or tho atrocious
crime oni"iiKnnB"ivo of New Orlrsns.
The noiiih hits thus even got into a
Frtiich n nidln.
Tiik r-vUd idiiion of the Old Toll
ment will l e 1-nucd in May and it Is
aaid Ihu i rdem 1. r the first edition si
ready oxeeml t hc- given for Hie revised
edition ol ihtt new. It certainly re
quired iu-to revision than the modem
and mote suliolitribii) to Micurii lu uu
derhiaudln .
'Inn Ciiloeo niHstscm of Itouian
Cauioilt.i, ort.rder of msKsscro liyiha
governor of one of the prorli.ees, strikes
tho Christian world with horror, but
wheu a bo dluin mob In Nan Kranclsoo
gathers pistol and stonnsand munlsrs
lot of tiielr Moiigiilian eyesores, noth
ing is ever suid about It.
Ti:8 Nmv York lVoabytory has t.tkuit
posM'Kioii ol tho fliureh rifcntly rim
by Iu. IU'rciiai-.I).. The way that
learnod ilixlue 0( tild "Lust op'' things
less nobody' bnir,eis l,m i;..i.Mb'.
Ami nour It appnirs Clkvi:hm l t'.il
vlulstlcslly inclined! Could 1'.. it. It.
bivebeen t consilrcyT
Miss Svkkt, tho ponslon nont t
ChlcsKO, wnoin Oi:w. Hi.Ai-k h)8lr.s t
remove, tli !ii ks ofU e holding eullroly
too sweet lo bo resigned. With her, It
bas been llnki d swoetness long drawn
out, as she has bel t the place about 11
years. S .o now proK)us to try what
p!". lug sweet ou Clkvi:lani) will ef
fe i.
I ran'ok mty pa'oh up some kind ol
In- founding term with Cbinaand may
).-) Ibly ven bo permitted to kepTon
quln, but Chin pays no Indemnity. As
that was tho Imne of contention, and
about which all this French bluster ro
anltfd, Chin, It will be soon,carrled tbe
point, and the French must Tola them
selves licked badly by the Celostlals.
The Freuoh captured Tonquln and then
irUdlomaVe China pay (be xpenses
( Francs Id robbing her ol tbe province,
a demand which China properly rtv
Juae4 and raocassull raalstad.
has been the most benofioont,because the
most barmloss assombly that Illinois
has ever known has, la a word, been ot
Inestimable service to the Inhabitants of
Illinois In preventing this general as
sembly from enacting the customary
number of bad and mischievous statu
torylaws." TheTlmeH evldontly Is ol
that large ami Intelligent number v. ho
think that we aro all too much y,uv
orned.
Thb Arkansas Gazette says it never
attempted to read out Sam Randall.
But didn't It attempt to write him out?
The Herald trlnd, not to "right" bim
out, but to right him in.
Mr. C. Li. Graham says our trade
with Mexico is lot destined to be a
plant of lively growth until tbe custom
houses there are remodeled. To use a
very strong exprt sslon be says they are
w .re than our own.
Thb Republics i about here are be
ginning to feel aiixlons and didn't like
thiawayof holdin ; on by their teeth.
They want to knov when the ravishing
Is to begin. Thee (vice of the Herald
Is to be patient, its in its way.
Hiooins Is stli.
departments amo-"
earthed ono case
receiving a salar..
had for years bi
amount to afemr
obtained it for her.
mediately closed .
oumbent can get
clothes.
ng things up in the
, the clerks. He un
tare a young woman
( $02.50 per month
i giving half the
iiplomatlst who had
The game was im
d now tbe young In
it and wear storo
GREAT GOLDEN GULCIIES.
RICH MINES FO&ND'lN MEXICO.
A Nrwly Eiploreil Reetlnn ui the Sunt
Rosa Mountain Df acrlbed ssa Nw
Eldorado A Hlg Uuuaaia
Boom Is Setting iu.
Wllll.K the j:
purchasing tlie (
of steamers, the
In the United St
class vessels th
here. If this co:
marine of the we:
pluted, and the I
left with only a
class sailing ve vi ls
trade.
:sh government is
rd and other Hues
isslaus have agents
i buying all the first
can bo purchased
.lues the merchant
i will be sorely do
ited States will be
v thlr 1 and fourth
in her carrying
ahh herald nas received a commu
nication from a Sherman lawyer the
point of which Is to show up the waut of
energy and order of the supreme court
and the expedltlousuess of the commis
sioners court of appeals. Asa remedy
lor present alloged dllatoriness our cor
respondent seems to think the power of
the commissioners to decide absolutely
Whether continuation by the supreme
eourtehould be conferred upon them. But
by the Inst legislature, the commission
ers will only have Jurisdiction for a lew
months when two more supreme Judires
will by added making the number live.
As this power Nuggostod will have to be
given by tlio leglsliiture which docs not
moot for two years tho idua is clearly
impracticable It Is to be bopod that
the Increased supreme court may be
ablo to mako satisfactory progress lu the
trial of appeal oases.
Diplomacy may be oalled an abstruse
science. Dlplomatos ol hostile couulrio
are as polite as two prize fighters enter
ing a riug, shaking hands and wishing,
"may the bet man win." In tho un-
ploKsautuoss now exhtlng between
Russia and England It seems the "best
man" of tho former has snowo l the
great GlaiisTONK unilor, for up to this
time be has all "under holds." Mh.
(Ilausionk submits nil ultimatum, to
be answered lu 21 hours, the Russian
representative loplies it will take 1(1
days to loarn purliuuUrs ol tho llirht at
IViulJoh, and uftor galling tho iulomu-
lion wanted will reply to that 21-hour
ultimatum, in the meantime liusr.i.i
will mass her hirers on the liontie:,
and Just have a "walk over" when the
"sound ol revelry" is hoard. Lot 'em
light; they lire no kin.
Tiik Chlc.igo Times siioiiis lo Ihlnk
"cillliil very-thing" is tllo Hllllnl"Mi ul
Republicans. It cites Hint war cry. oi li
mited by Zaoii. CilANIii.iiii lu the 1K
Ir.-ui'l, followed by thnssiuo nickel Imin
Hi.ai.nk in his Into del'eul when he ro
pouted It In his letter to tho New York
committee, ami gives as Its lute.t i . i-
lenee of their having adopted tho inln-
ciplo for Inscription on tholr bniiner.tliu
Due and cry raised in Chicago as lo Car-
Tun 1Ui;i-,oh's election. The iieeullur
beauty oUhuIr bronzsd mott i U that i
Is worn out.
AMONG THE FIRST FRUITS.
There will bo i juicing in the ship
yards of l'hilad- iphla, and the entire
osst, over the m ws lu this morning's
dispatches. To LjIUI six cruisers of
some 2,200 tons In rdon, after tbe model
of tbe splendid C.illllan vessel Ksmtr
alda. Is no small 1'uount of work and
will test the capi.i .ty of the American
yards as no order has done for years.
All the labor am! resources they hav
will be brough. Into active sorvlce if
tbeso first-class it vessels are built in
time to be advu: tagoously sold to Rus
sia r Great Brit n.
Orders given L a nation while yet it
is at peace may isslbly be filled even
though the cm olotion of the vessels
should reach In' state ol war, but It
will be a very r. y business lor private
citizens of this country to sell war ves
sels to a govern. ::out actually engaged
lu war. The !.ope of great gain may
bo depended o;', however, to occasion
an activity in our ship
i since the war between
TlIK RKV. II. S. IIOWEI.!.. l,ul,,r..l
Hi Christian colored rliurvh in im.
city, has msdo application for lbs a-
poiuimenlor ininlHlor lo Siberia, lie
is lu receipt of letters from II. in. )ax-
IKLS. l.AMONi, privam NHerntarv nf
I'liMI'i.M' Ci.kVkI.ind. and Mu
lll .MtY I,. Hill AN. nrlvate ffleiel.il-v of
Kai'llKTART llATAIID. Stilting lilsaonli.
cations have been reeei ed un I wld re
coivo due coiislderatlou. Mil. Ilow-
kli.'s I'rlond wojld rejoice in his p
ilutini nt.
1'iioK. R. A. I'uoi ii -ii. w In se lame a
au astronomer lots resched llio iitmokt
point o(clvili.v;on, will lecture at lbs
Dal as l-eun'.o colli g Tucsdnv, Wed-
lipsdiiy end lhiirsl.iv nliilils nest.
No such opportunity will ever,
perhaps, bo Klveneur people to hour to
delightful and sele ntillc u si rlts ol ilia
siil-.ailons us 1U be ulTercd by l!ii di
tln:iiishii inuu, Hint l'uor. Junk de
srvo giest credit for liuving Induced
him lo visit our fit r.
Tiik I luo cents huvo lal.ru ioit:on
on the Isthmus and American interests
aie B iTe so long ua oIiuuh lover doesn't
put In an appearance If Canada had
about four comp.ui its of L'nltid Slates
cavalry in Manitoba to work with, be
t nitsht ri l easy as to tbe it null of
her rebellion. The Idea Is so deeply
loilg"d in the AniericAii' bead thst be
Is llio besl oldlr In tho world that the
Vry belicl miiUes hhu s.i.
Am rathangii saya a boy lu Iowa at-
icinptt d t') shove a very lurgn mill otl a
loot-biidge across a stream, w ben the
yi nth, failing lo budo tho msn moun
tain ilroppwd backwards Into the
stream p.nd wsi drowned. This re
minds one of the atteimd msduaieiy
short time slneo in Dallas lo shove the
great bulk of old Iieuiocraey efl' tkn
tiack, nnd the result luny provo equally
analaous.
1'hi.vck Bisiiari k thinks war be
tween Russia and Kugliuid msy yet be
avortud. The prlncj msy cry "jienee,
peace," but llisre will be no peace be
twaeu those countries until one or the
other 1 terribly ilolested. The war
may be delayed for a low nionlhs, but It
will be inaugurated, and soon, and will
uo doubt prove ou of the most pro
longed and bloody la the suiisls of his
tnry. Tub papers are all oouuuontlugon th
oaaaofth Omaha doctor who kisses
hi wife 75 time a day. They mast
bva vary stormy tlm of It If the r
proceeding on lb Ids of "kla and
mak np,"
tho attempt, ni
yards not kno
the states.
Iftho bulldi
derlakeu It v
watch the nr.
the real caps"'
of proshure i
build cruiisei
attain tho spr
very short i
mooled quest. .
tlemoiit will I
than oidlnu- ,
United Stntes
In tho matter
nun l no hoi
iiii our i
b( rers to wot1
try. ltwilU
tioetlltiir label .
up our own si
among the to.
If this ordei
meet I Im con
thst tlm h ndi
not havn the i
liny Curoieiii
lo sell to our
is one thing i.
the United S
is about a do
sols all' r the
as the Kuner
bunded, colli,
ei.t navy oil' t:
continue tobr
as this last or
by all nniH"M.
of theso vessels is un
1 be of interest to us to
osslve slops and learn
. of our builders lu case
I emergency, Can we
if tho kind wanted, to
desired and within a
i rlod? This is now u
- i, ami Its pructlcul set
lookod for with more
.' interest, If so, the
. Independent of Kuropo
f rebuilding our navy,
or wo commeneo put
'.'n yard) and 1
, tho bettor for the ooun
ve i-inploymont to thoso
while It will be building
ngtli and respectability
"US.
is tilled and the ships
tions, It Is to be hoped
lo building them will
IKii-tiniiiy to sell lliiini to
lower, but will be lorced
n government. Iftheie
e .than ari3' otlior I ha:.
s us such now noed, It
i .Irst-ulass, fast war vr.s
iodsl of sniuii such Khiji
ia a vessel that, singlu
robably sweep our pn-s
?.ea. If riimoM of war
A to us big orders such
. lei tbe good work go on
I X 15 NO .
On v nt's II i
and indepen-I
policy and
reason of that
cutiou ol it, K
placu tliatnor
then has rpi.
wiil ilitler alv.
cjreolucHS or
but the vlnor
seuco ol the dl
devehipinenls
11 A IKS WHS Ii
(i.Miri. i.;i dice
made a nest, ii -pu
slil. -lit,
L'i der hin-ii c
had glow ii ills,
for Indepi -ndet'
poi-ltlVelU ss i
ljlrs. leie
new t.-i line I
the public tu
bo resUzed. ".
any know'edi
thst pulillcii
puttivs even t
COUdlll! inault.
uiiiiiienl f ns
ii dmiuistrat'o.
senlid by 11
VCr SeV.'relT )
m.iHt i. aiWpd ,
oel.t udinisBlO!
COMMON-PLACE.
dtuiiilstriition had vigor
ce nhdiit lu It hud a
respectable, both by
tot and the falthlul eve
I therefore, occupies u
r ad mill isi rations mi eo
..ched. Ol course, men
s ainl largely us to the
Isdom of till) policies,
; there, as well as an ab-
ar-elul occurrences and
f the si-coiiil tenii.
) than con!onip:ll.b ;
o soon, and A in ii in
..t neatlvs kind of a
'instances the uou ntry
d and ht-rfiiii to sigh
..nd manly vigor and
e admlnlstraiioii of
nt", so far, under the
le thst tho wishes of
tKjt ct, are golug to
Apparent ab-.enco of
t th White Iloiiss,
nnd cllqius ami
on the milielu U bo
lo even the foint .rn
llu, CLI'V KI AM), His
not likely to bo repru
. p.igo In Idsloiy, huw
uay bo crl;ieized. As
eof of this Uet I a ro
f tho New Yolk Sun,
leilsiuly by i uiesns piejuilieod In
Ci.kv::i.anu's . ivor. The Sun at last
snys: "One thing is clear about I'kssi
ui.t Ci.i.vki..i .d's adiiiinistrailou. K
is not c ui -non ,'l.v'O. Il Is n t a thing
of routine, wb acts everybody can
predict. It li Independent, ordinal,
liiilded liv It i A-n purposes, sud not by
those of any oi.:slde force. To the phl'o
sophtu observi r It is thenmet Interes'.
li ir. adiyiulsl stlon thut wehavesvon
since ( UH, UltANT first beosme prcsl
dent." Such i mmiemlat on from a vig
orous sJvnrs .ry Is worthy of publlo
note.
This svaaoi uoone csn cry high price-),
slterllinyba -) seno Hie olltr uiade by
II. .imiiinii.un, the tailor of noriii
lex as.
Itellu- iuNnli A funeral.
Cl.KiirR.N , April 11. ;SpeelaI. U. II.
McLvskey, of Trluity l iilvor-iltv, Is
bore alien ing the presbylvry. S. I.
Morris, ot Waco l ulvursity, is also
here.
Prof, lliuh, of Thorn Hpriugs, la c,n
duoilng a veiy Intcre-uug moeliug at
the t'hrl'.titn church.
Mrs. S' euue Hodge was burled, this
alter u o m.
BuitA Bro., carry the ht line of
straw bat in town, (ion i forget tbe
umoer, w nam iveeh ,
Eaolk Pahs, April II. Special. :
Wild excitement prevails at Sabiuas,
Mexico, over the recent discoTeryof rich
gold holds in the Santa Rosa mountains.
Mexico, situated 175 miles weit of here,
in Mexico. Several parties have been
prospecting through those mountains
this spring, and ene party, consisting or
Oweu ana Robertson, struck a fissure
of silver bearing ora that, assayed lour
ounots of gold und 4 (WO of silver per
ton. Anoiner parly, beaded by the
Davis brothors, opened up several good
silver mines, but on the announcement
of this now discovery they abandoned
their silver mines and stake ! out claims
lu the gold fields. The gold is In quirtz
formation and minors and Califorhiaus
have pronounced it tho richest they
have ever seen. Already over
100 men, mostly Americans, have
staked out claims in tho now Eldorado,
and a largo Influx of miners will begin,
now thai tho tacts are known. The
fields sre iu a part of the mountain
described as being very ddlluuil of ac
ooss, and the foot ol tbe white man has
probably uevereutered them before. A
party has been organized to put iu
stamp mills and extract metal, but as
everything bus to go to the district on
the backs of burros, it will bo very ex
pensive uiiuiiiir. Wood and water and
coal sre abundant, however. Traces of
gold In vs. been observed all through tho
mountains, but this Is tlio first exten
sive uud,
The WinDliirg War.
MOUK AI100T TUB 1IA-ISAU11K.
Winnii'kcj, April ll.-Laler uewa
from Battleford says 14 persons In all
were killed by Indians at Krng Lake.
Fort Pitt is garrisoned by only 25 police
men. Ii is thought hero that these and
ail uoLMurii ar.iiin.l iIiilu liUirU i....... ..... .
- n.v, . . . u u iiuu 1119-
saered. Fort Pitt Is surrounded by the
worm iiiuian. in me norinwest, mostly
under the leadership of the notorious
liiir Itffur. Ulll.iliinl a.lamn. au. a
party ot Indians approached the Uirt,
nun ni im was llioilub W10T WUrO going
to make an attadc on tliose besieged
there, fire was opened upon them at
at long ranee by the mounted po
lice in the fort. Two Indians
wero killed and tlio of hers hastily re
trealod. Another report, which cinies
from Gnu. Mkldleton's party, says 60
rsb-ls wore taken prisoners at Battle
lord. Whelh'T they were half breeds
or Indians is not known. One battery
of the Queen's Own arrived at tSwilt
Current last night. The Hudson bay
company has received another dispatch
from PruicH Alhert, stating that the
balance of Carlton which was
not consumed at the timo
it was evscua e I by Irviu and Crazier,
has been burn, d by the rebels.
a oovmiNMi-:vr dknunoiatok.
(Jiti lite, April ll.-Uon. Mr. Tarcott.
member of ttieljuebee Assembly, has
given notice ttiai on Monday next he
will move tor ac address to tlm Lieu
tenant Governor, representing lhi the
legislative assiiiu.ilyofii.il province if
Quebeo has learned with deep reuret the
liiifoitiiuatii events which havooccurre I
iu the nprihwest ,uid taken the lirt cc
easion uttered it to declare that it can
not approve of subjects of her majesty
attempting to seitle by fo.ee ol arm's
Hlld bloodshed, dilllcullies of simple
administration; thai tho hoiihii, w hiln
dlsnpproviii;? of tun rl-in in the
nortliwesl, eiiiiiot hut lielieve I', has
been brought. aii.mi. bv earelessnoMS an-1
neglect ill seudiig cc. tuiu claims which
aro perfectly iUiuili'o ni l which h ivn
been eending lor tt ininilu r of years,
and is inclined to tniuk :hnt t'skin;;
tliis lull) eoiiHiileration ihat it is more
thnresiilt of mono n' m y di.spair than
of eoiiselnus and preiue.litaled liislov
Mliy. '1 liis house i-i iioiivini o l that In'i.l
11 pot been loriho neglect or iin-iipaeliy
of Hie luderal nuthoiities ibis hi
urrection would lint lisvo oc
currid Its loeinliii-H, uh eltlzerM,
1-roLi Kt holeuinly nn.iiiist tbe !', dernl
u, IV I-1 n 1 1 1 o 1 1 1 rtnieli iiuiv hold recpiin-,.-hie
lor .hu Oloo l l,i,ii,' (,,(., lun,,, Ho -l,
and in u,-;;cul.ir lr he -iil,o-.l,lo
reii'lnc. ol Urn nil n . r of tte interior,
-ill) ha-i. so In ilrii.... !....-
bu eda t. take up UMiis, and accinst me
w, .ni inoio.nr in uiui'u,
which n-rioii-ilv in poses the l'-vs of th
volunteer soldiers, ami thai Uus hous.i
pravitlle llelUelliint e.iw.rm.t- ......
alder tho lldvl.-i.iln:i: y ol I'ecetiliileiiil'inir
Ihe votlnv of .ii.n ..I ...1- .i .. .. .. v
the f.iiiiiluis of volume,.!- soldii.rw u. :..
bllVO llllll l llll.ei -I Oil. I.. l- urn,. i ...
tuiu hi
c.-.u.-e a copy ot iliis mflresf to hs for-
Y.eiu.i-1 iu too Mc.-re jiry ol s alo lor the
1 1 ii, 1 1 j i ju .
-- "" I . . w . 1.7 1 1 , oi . ,i htjt . J 1 e
order of eleoiion promnl gated by the
iimvor was in socoraance wun me aoove
and J. K. Floyd was voted for and elec-
tjHti eitV IllHrullul u 11 .1 ...ill l...fl .- .1 nil 11'.. I
leu Rudd city treasurer, assessor and
necroiary. niucrt tDe election tbe ftict
has lieen dnvulinwiH tlior. Hiuuj ..l.,.wAU
i i " ' - '"-i buniina
oau only be effected bv ordl
nance, a- prescribed bv srtlele No. t53
.... in ..j- .i , . .
i-nno iu hi mo Kenerai jaws passeil ,n
lhftl, the election ol these olliees is there-
lom ii IflH-ill tor Iha rnjLi.n bluUil. u.i...i
the council will do about it remains to
dp seen.
M LKIsber died at the residence ot
ev,j. a. Ward vesterdav. aired 7
years.
Congressman Jones has notified W.
K. Jennliis, of the firm of Jennings
BrOS.. that hio II amn hau pjuin cij..,t m m
the post master-general lor appointment
ju mnnwr nb tins place.
CAPITAL CUT CULLINGS.
SILVER LANDS SOUGHT AFTER.
Senatorial Dlstrlots Ijjst Have Forgotten
im nurmai nenoois Martirifr Hie
Drive-The Talented 1'ansy
iu Trouble News Notes.
Omii. (iiiini.
jN'itw Yokk, April 11, 8, a. ui.-(...
Uraut do.cd conil'o.talily un'ill a.m.,
when hu lecame r.-htless a. id Millercd
trmn p.du in hia ilu- at. The u-uall...
cal applications Rein uiad , giving par
tial relief. At 'J a m., Iin-.voyer, I' .i a !
liliuistration of anoleu'i wn-i de
inaiiile 1. .Sine . tbw tiui.i l.e Im ,, n
d isitig and i-bo-iuiur V lurui. His
pulet.-i, to i il t n.r ' i i., n
(Sim, ...i) (ii:o. . .Sii'uApy, M. Ii.
V Io n Senator Ciiih utt tlwlneor,
at 1:111 p. in., ho remarked ihsi tne pIuhhI
e unnr II. HI mi I ' r 1 1' II'. I ll .. I u,. (f... I
eral as much as iiicioaid. His gr....(-e-t
n gret. when i. n, i ' i f-vi ' , b 1
isttia' bs Is oWm-f.il to lt-se hu imi I
and lile-long fnsnos, sod thai tie!
crow-i.in woi k ol hihiife, limor hti,.
tnry, win l.sleit. in an ui-lioi die ' s'aie. i
Olhrivir hu l..s ihi 'ms li'e-wori s::d
minsinn is lulillle i,h id lie is tun-paied to !
leave it. j
Al U:'lil, Pr. khrs-ly ret'ireed. He I
9.iid b thoii-'bt he noiji.l ium I- iv-i ,
jtioi sl too l-inn alone. l)i. Paikxrand
IIoiisIii-ih wou'd p.i-iii at 2 p. at
whlcli tiia. ths :-;ii in ii-iv j-. t tti ,,( ,,
ould tskn place. 1 r. Sands w,.uld ij..l
attend to day.
At tho visit of I rs. lisrh. r, Iioiii. ii.
and Shiady at 2 p, in , (ion. irsnt m
lound ill coinlort.ilile coiul .. ion, II
has rested all ths m .i iiln. al'ir.i:ii y
ou his bed and iu his chair. l'uise 7J,
leuiiieraiure normal.
(Sixued) .1. U. liiii-oi.As.
. , " I'' Shmapt.
i.M p. m. Hen. Ur im h-.s i Verv
iU'sta:l th ittlerooo.i. ., has b.sii
sitting in bis riMiin Miir,.im.b-,i hy and
eoiiver-ing villi his tsmilv lor'smn
(line. I'n. so CS, tempi raiui-H normal.
He has tskrn n i m r i r-h ; i u--: i , u-n::il.
J. II, IL. i uus, . 0.
A SI I. HIT M'.Vs
12:.M h. ni. -Dr. I i.ui,.;.i ,s Inn Isnird
the following bulletin:
Hen. tlra'il bad, in. 11 o'. to, I;, a a-.tsru
paroxism id emmliin, u p , H housim of
the irlotiis, whlcli as so --i rellevi-d. II-.
is e..w s.eepln,:. I'lpuo "J mi l rev nlsr.
Shortly atler III o', -hs-k llnitmr Cmil's
and Hi n. II ideni lelt ( i ii i; -im:', i u
I'l.allmi said: " I'lm lieiiKi al U imu
iiiitorl ilile and will pr ibalilv li.l-.Jl tin
easy uliht."
At lUt.A'llio linnse was closed (or tho
night.
lliilulilm Locikl Null-,
II; u iiiNs, April 11. Special.' Ths
I.ilM'a:.y mid (ilee Huh met Krl.Uv
inght us usual, and alter His roll was
Cnllml. tbil tiriiLTrsiti mi. ...... ...I... I ... l .... i
' i ii'un nn, mm
n- I.-UI..I, it very ei.lerislllllig,
ni r. annu.ij, pi. siiieot ;
1'. Diekev. v i.-ii.tn. n.l... .i . i , .
Uleasoe, secretary; Miss Adds lUwll m,
n-i .
All are Invited to iitmtul and bmiw.
members of the lliuohltis Literary aJ
lilon dull.
The thlril tiluo or tho Crtck.irt)' of
Hulehiin will organise Monday night.
Marshall Matters.
Marsiill, April ll-lSioom.Sev-ral
month ago the olij council re
wired to consolidate tb. otrlces ot olty
marshal and eolleotcif, and city treas
urer, MMMor and.aeoreUrj, ind tbt
Austin, April 11.- Special. -The
laud board to-day received 10 applica
tions for silver lajds, situated U miles
southwest or Fort Davis. The speci
mens of the minerals sent down are
very fine.
Tbetollowlng senatorial districts have
not sent in applu-atious for summer
normal schools: Second, third, fourth,
sixth, seveulil, tenth, twelfth, lour
teenlh, fifteenth sovenlceutb, twenty
fitlh, twenty-sixth, twenty-nluth. Ap
plications must state tho capacity of
school building, price of board and
quality of apparatus. It is deslrabl
that they be sent in at ouee.
The Rio Urande A Laredo railroad
paid its quarlorly passenger tax to day.
Ike Pryor is rounding up preparatory
to driving. ' ' 1 3
Doc. Day, D. W. Littleflold and 0. V.
and V. vV. Driskill leave for their
ranches on Monday.
Tho trials of the Pearson brothers,
charged with the assassination of Dr.
Stovul. I a i mouth, is set for Monday.
The laud bill still haugs lire.
Albert Robinson, a prominent mer
chant, died suddenly this morning or
heart diease.
P. II. Tausey, proprietor or the Even
ing Sun, who was ui ceremoniously
locked out of the oillca and the concern
closed on Sturday last, by Tom Mur
rah, to-day instituted suit "lor damages
In the sum ot $1,1100, the amount being
placed teat low iu order le give the
county court jurisdiction and to secure
an early trial, i'uulio sentiment la do-!
ciueiily sgamst Murrali and tbe opln
ion is thai tue suit will bo favorable to
Tansey.
New (Orleans Itacet.
New Oblkaxs, April 11. Tho races
to day were well att-mded. Weather
clear and warm; track dry.
1 irst race, purse it!"ii, 7 furlong heats,
The starters were Ferg Kvlo, MissUood-
fietl Hllll 'jit. IVurr.ni k.r.t IT..1,. .....I.
...... . , uij. ,.iA
tlrst hea'. uud the second nnd ihird heals
were won by Capt. Warren, and Miss
tiooilrioh '.i k distsiu ed.
Tune: l:.pi, Llii,
l-Vi'if ICvIe was rid. inn l.n nhtif m.t tl.a
others in tlio first heat, but 'ap. War
ren was two l.-eBths insi.lo Hie distance
poslwlK-n His Hat: fell. Capt. Warren
.von the i it her limn j.uvi I v 1 1 . r.ri i...
Ihri-e p ni;ths sud the otlir by live
lengths.
Secolnl l-a.-A. 1'iit.l.rill ut.ii,M O.f 1.
year-olds, one tulle and a quarter. The
e'-niieri were Joe Colton. flarclav and
Hie llur.-ttioiirne stalih-H' eicrii-s,
l.'lslaml unil lln.1 II I -.ill.,.. ......
by Hix leilKlhs: IUrcl.iV. aoeonil: ilru..
third.
Time: :2:lii.
ihird rac.i. oui-.sii '"ji tor i.iir.,.
Imrse-i, one mile: Pelle II. lirsl, by a
length ; Leroy, s-coml; Joiin Sullivan,
in 1 1 i.
'liti 10, 1:17.
Cli'velnnil uuil Ihe Coloruil t llli-ii.
Wa-ii imiti.x, April 11. A committee
of rotund citlzuiM, of the District of
Colliiubia, n iii ed on the preside! t to
day, ami nfu-r in l'.ii.g him to review
the procoidcn ol colored socieliison
lCiniiiicipi-.tiou Day, i.reiitc(l an aii
dre., which embo.liod ih0 lollnving
resoliiilons:
Ri-solve.l, Thut in the name
ol To.iici) inline. I citizuis we
ak Irom the iidiniiilslial i ni recogui
lion sceordieg in merit, eipial rights
nnd tho sdvaiitatu (I odllciiioti
throughout tlio l.'niui 1 St,,t,.-,.
I he pri -siilimt tesp .udi .1 b.-iellv sn
promiied the color-d people a Jiisi rec
OKiiilinn of ihrir rightn. He sidd bo
wmi'tl rc lew tin ii proces-i in mid il
po- si do nsji tin ir i-iiu riii, un.,, i,t and
e.verci.st-s in th.. evening.
ASK THEIR PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC Af LARGE
To Take Particular Notice
Of the Extensive Special Sale Wbfch Will be Held to Their
C-A-R-P-E-T
COIMPI!)
I Ma, April ISiii.
Mm Saturflay, April 18il,
THE SPECIALTIES OFFERED
! I L . . I i wr-!n
g Lace urnm, g
!t Portiers anfl d
M CretannBs W
ii I
The Mil. ttri-iir.l.
AT 1 PIMIPIl.l, Indiana.
ISJiIANAl'.U.H Ap.il 11. -A N,.,vs'
pcciiil Irom lvli .hin - say- I'.io Lrokn
ol.t i lilu ttcn-'liir in : lo. ,1 v i rt. , i
iMIIIIUl ('U --I, jjor.V I Vs. i.;.,,-., ...rv
soil ihe i l i , i-iiiii-jru, i-.c-Iher with
'rgo s'l... s...ii in ... ,. ,:,..t,-,,N e i,
l.'i.'S, T.i,H; i.o. . i , i
AT IIOIIIN'HON, I. A,'. - - s.
Kansas t riv, 'M.,;i .- In.. Tim-..
Koh n o , R o, a , - .- -i i .,,.: p. ,,
S oros, liciii.; (out . f 1 1- i!-.i.M. i, r
tlo.i of t t .i, l,u: u . t . I ; . . T r'
lo.--, lIu.iiiM; i:iiir..i..-,., ; i :,;.
One lot of NOTTI NGHAM CURTAINS, consist
ing of 250 pairs, rangingfrorn$l, $1.25,1.50, $1.75,
$2, $2.25, $2 50, and upwards to $10 a cai.r. These
are all new and choice stylos, and at le.tst 25 per
cent, cheaper than ever offered before.
One lot of 53 PAIRS OF MADRAS CURTAINS
which wo offer at $5, sry well worth $7 fio.
One lot of MADRAS CURTATNS at $10, $13.50
and $15. They are by far tho cheapest ever offered.
We have sold out a larg-3 quantity of ANTIQUE
LACd CURTAINS at a salo held sometime ago, but
we have still some kft They are again marked
down :o such figures whbh will onible us to dispose
oi tho entire lot during this week.
PORTIERS at prices tiom $5 to $35.
A new lot of MADRAS CURTAIN G00D3,
rich designs. They are EING USED VERY EX
TENSIVELY. Handsome lines of CRETONNES at 20c, 20c.,
30c. to 50c.
A lot cf Tambour Curtains, i,i white ?.nd ecru, at $10,
$!3.0. $18.50, and $22.50. These ijuctls werenevsr so low
and aretheiiandsomeigccih we have ever shewn.
1 tlill'livcr. d I' I'll-.. I mow.
Fo'lowin.is mo ihn-,,1. .s , '-ir-'tiuiii'.iiiR
on hrtti.l :it tho Wcsu.r . I'tiion t,-.;,..
grapii i.illcp.i.irio.r l'i,. -i i t .ii;.,.ir
Htmi-H; IH1-Ii.-H nil t t.i i I,,- ,.,tlj,c
(llllll S 1,1 l'i rt l. in..! ir..; !.,,! ,, ,.
W I' W l.llli.. I, T i j ri ",v" II"
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ii'icrton, li.iii,.-. Uatioil f.ift.i, v. J 'k
Itnrrc, A I, Hnd.-c, !; Vrni-Toi-Sch..iuii.r
A Dii-m, H, :.,.iit-,.:,-..- j
K limicocL, W 1' Ai dn-Moi. hoc lls-ili-i.
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Indcrecd m?ovcr Ujo VorSd
SYMPTOMS cf
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tivo- 1'ain in i n i r. c 1 m . h :i dull oi
sdVon in il-.! 'i ii.,vt. t-am jJr
tbOr.iiouW. - uI:i.iim:: !.cs.in:toroft
irffivtthn c:.;a - i-.,-i tor-yi-rtio-c(
l:o.l7 yrv. : 1, 1- i.a'ji'.ity o; tftnr
or, L.W ; 1 1 1 ir,i, (..:.(., nrtLK-o-.u-it.
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TU lT't HUl iiro "-'.'nii;v iiOiiiit.'.rii'
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of f :.'lum in toivitiiiiisU llir. wnf, r(T.
1 inv In. ir... iha Apnolli. nn.l rami
."l' i. I, -rli . an r.io.
iSM.-of" 11 '"'Duru a in.lnr.il solor aoSI
jri'V ipnv. on ronf of U
onico, 44 Mwrray 6t., Uvm Tor
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