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NEWS SUMMARY.

PHILADELPHIA, August ls.--ThC
Vadcrland reached the wharf without
assistance, with four hundred passen-
gers.
SAN FRANCISCO, August l7.-At Tus-
can, Arizona, Pedro Negroes and wife,
pawnbrokers, were murdered. Six
men were arrested on suspicion; one
nfessed.implicating two others. They
were compelled to tell where the plum
der was concealed, after which four oi
the murderers were hanged by the mob
on scafl0ld erected near the jail
ST. LOUIS, August lS.-At CRANKY,
Mo-, during circus fight, prominent
merchant was killed and two ladies
wounded. A negro who participated
was wounded in the throat and breast.
PHILADELPHIA, August lS.-Perry
Haas, convicted of murder, razored
himself fatally.
General A. b. Worford, once Presi-
dent of the Northern Central Railroad,
Is dead.
Two colorcd men had fight to-day,
and one bowie-knifed the other fatally.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, August Is. Gladstone has
been legally advised that his re-elec-
ton TO Parliament, il not required by
the assumption ofthe Chancellorshlpof
the Exchequer. :,
Many coal pits in Leiccstershire
have been closed, several thousand
miners having struck In dissatisfaction
with the weighing system.
MADRID, August 18.-1t Is officially
stated that the Carlist force In Spain
does not exceed twenty-six thousand
infantry, four hundred and fifty cav.
airy and seventeen pieces of artillery.
The Insurgents at Carthagena have
released and armed eighteen hundred
convicts.
One Of the national blockading feet
has been disabled by shell.
The Carlists In the vicinity OF Bilboal
fired upon the Spanish, French and
English vessels. Several men on board
were killed and wounded.
LONDON, August 18.-The Herald'i
correspondent at Carthagena tele'
graphs that Martinez and Compas b.
siege the city with six thousard sol
dlsts, i've bsttsFlss and twelve NOR
tM
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The British neet continues TO guard
the rebel irigates.
The German ald British Consuls
have left the city.
VIENNA, August ls.-rhe United
States get ten diplomats; England gets
three hundred and five.
HAYONNE, August ls.-1he Carlsts
JuRta have dispatches announcing the
capture OF fifteen hundred prison r., u
number OF cannon and much ammnnl-
ton nj Berga, when they captured the
town.
MADRID, August ls.--There IL no
truth In the dispatch sent the Carllsts
Junta ut Bayonns, The attack was
CALAMITY repulscd by the Republicans,
who, after q severe contest, defeated
the insurgents and drove them from
bef,ne the town.
MADIp, August l9.--Sevcral persons
have been con lemn,d to sun r
d a,h by the Il ibunal at Sa,ille fr
firing buildings by means ofpctroleum
while that city was occupied by the
insurgents; many Others charged with
the same crime have escaped 10 Por-
tugal, but have been arrested by the
authorities Of that country and dellv-
cred to the Spanish officers.
The Internatlonalists In Borcclona
discourage the burning Of factories by
their companys elinving that all such
prperty will soon be their own.
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NEW YORK.
Dissatisfaction Among the Sol
dierS or the Yellowstone
Expedition.

New YORK, August ia letter
from the Yellowstone expedition re-
ports much i'll feeling between the in
antry aud cavalry, owing to the arrest
of General Custer by General Stanley,
and compelling him to march one
whole day in the rear of his command
No cause was assigned for the arrest.
Charles Smaclilon, of Freehold, New
Jersey, lost five valuable horses from
cerebo-spinal meningitis last week
The disease is reported to be spread
ing rapidly in this vicinety.
Gold operations in Wall Street Satur-
day have given rise to feeling that
tie gold clique means trying the same
tactics that led to "Black Friday" and
the bears are preparing an appeal 10
the President to interfere on TINS occa-
sion in time to prevent the bulls from
succeeding. =.
The National Reform Association
has addressed communication to the
Secretary of the Treasury, asking him
to revoke the order recently issued by
Collector Arthur, of the Customhouse,
requiring merchants in person to make
affidayits of entries. The letter says
the real motive for the issuance OF the
order was simply qualification OF self
consequence and TO compel the per
sonal attendance of merchants in orde'
to humble them and still further ham.
per them with unnecessary, illegal and
arbitrary requirements made undel
color of law. :.
A German mass meeting will be helt
this evening, for the purpose of ex
pressing wish that Sunset Cox sue
coed the late James Brooks in Con
gress.
The Alabama, from Glasgow, Is IL
Lower ,Bsy.
Professor Russell, a well-knowr
teacher and author Of elocution, II
dead,
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Mnrnme,urer., Ala A..eeln,l,n.

10 the Editor " The Dallas ll,tnld,
Much interest is being msnlfcsedl In
reference 10 the establishment OF man
umoiorics IN Dallas, and While the sub
Jcct II up In earnest, lcta Manumclnr-
ors Aid Association bc formed at once,
The fee Of membership TO be i've or
more dollars, and whenever my mon-
beers are obtained ler them meet at
once, and elect Directory Of thirteen,
President, Vlce-presidcnt, Secretary
and Treasurer the Directory to he dlvi-
ded into committees on the different
branches of MANUFACTURED
The object Of the association Ia TO do
everything II can TO promote monuf0c-
turing, 10 secure and 10 aid persons
who may or win locate in Dallasi The
Secretary to mako known through cor
respondenco the superior advantages
OF Dallas as manufacturing town,
and the prolific soil, ETC., Of the coun-
try, and to invite parties and persons
from abroad to come amongst US, and
10 perform all other daties properly
belonging 10 his Office.
The money received for membership
fee and small payments monthly there
after to be used in payment Of rent for
a suitable Office, stationery, printing,
stamps and the Secretary. No other
officer or Director TO receive any pay
FOR his services, and the Secretary to
give his undivided time and attention
to secure the object Of the Association,
Now let us move at once 10y calling Il
meeting Of the citizens for the proper
consideration of this matter, open
books for subscription and put aman In
the field to canvass the city. Build
manufactures, which are SO much
needed, and in less than ten years tho
wealth, commerce and population of
Dallas will be without u precedent in
the history Of towns and cities
xxx.
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We quote as follows.
IIogs-Firm at $4(G4 SO.
observation-disclosures.

NEW YORK, August l6.-M0ncy Is
active, and has advanced to 4dt5. Gold
l5sMl5I. Governments dull aud
steady.
New ORLEANS, August 1s-Sterling
25l. Sight ! premium. Gold l5i.
Cotton.
New ORLEANS, August lS.-Cotton
ouiet. with ISLES Of 700 bales; good or
binary l4lGl5c; low middling .17a@
lsc; niddling 1899; middling Orleans
Isle; receipts 452 bales; no exports;
stock 1853 bales.
New YORK, August 1S.-Cotton-Re-
ceipts l4O bales; gross receipts 3, DOL
bales. Futures closed firm; sales 3,2DO
bales, with August at 1913, September
II l5-1O a. 1Sc, October l7s a. II 20-S2,
November l7s@l7 1882, and .Decem,
her II 5-l6(617 ll-32. Cotton quiet and
irregular; sales were 81 bales at l9se
2lsc.
Produce.
New ORLEANS, August IS. : Flour
quiet and firm; treble So 10; family
10 10. Corn = Receipts LIBERAL and
prices have declined; yellow SIC; white
Zoe. Oats are In moderate supply and
fair demand at 45c. Bran dull at Soc;
Hay dull, with prime at S23 30, ana
choice at S27. Pork scarce; prime old
ST.; new SIS. Dry salt shoulders oic.
Bacon scarce and firm at lOc, lOic, and
l2c. Hams 16@l6lc. Lard scarce;
tierce Ss@9c; key lie. Sugar scarce
and firm; common Sic; yellow ciarl-
fed 10ic. Molasses, nothing DO ns'
Whisky firm; Louisiana 99c; Cincin-
| natl 81 O2@l 02a. Coffee firm at 2Oa
2ltc. =, :,
NEw YORK, August IS. = Flour In
limited request and unchanged. Wits
Ky active and firmer at 81. Wheat
quiet at 10 advance. Coffee very strong
| Rio 19(G20920Ic. Sugar active; fail
to good refining SOS 5-l6c. Molassei
quiet and firm. Rice firm; Carolina
S(dSlG9lc. Pork quiet and weak,
Lard firmer at S5-l6GS2c. Nnvals
weak. Tallow active at s(S9lc. Freights
! dull.
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HORRIBLE DISASTER
Accident u ib Chicago and Alta eailnd
Eleven Persons Killed outright
ThIrty-FIye Severely Injured

CHICAGO, August ls.--An accident
occurred last night near Lamont, ON
the Chicago and Alton Railroad, the
incoming freight train colliding with
the south-bound express passenger
train, entirely wrecking the latter, kill
ing six outright and fearhlily injuring
thirty-hve others. many OF whom will
die. The ears caught on fire, and u
number of the injured were burned
badly and others were scalded by hot
water from the locomotive boilers
Surgeons have been sent for To 60 to
the wrecked trains. II IL impossible TO
give full particulars at present. Among
those dangesously injured IL Honora-
bic j. w. Smith, Warden OF the Illinois
Sta,e Penitentiary.
La.er-The number killed In the nc
cident on the Chicago and Alton Road
Is eleven; wounded thirty-fOur. No
Southerners in the list. The fatalities
were confined to the smoking car and
second class car. The previous report
that the train took fire is incorrect.
The regular passenger coaches and
sleeping ear escaped. Three OF party
from Ducks Island, Maine, are badly
scalded. The blame for the accident IL
attached to the engineer OF the local
train, who moved contrary TO regula-
tions. He has disappeared.
Additional accounts OF the accident
on the Chicago and Alton Railroad
state that the train started from Will
low Station, according to the best evil
dence, ten minutes behind time, and as
it is customary on this road to make up
lost time, undoubtedly the rate Of
speed was somewhat increased. The
conductor and engineer knew they
were to pass the local train at Lamont,
seven miles distant; but, unfortunate
ly, that train did not wait, as it should
have done, but came on toward the
passenger train, expecting to make
Willow Station. 1t was IL race for life.
The conductor and engineer of the local
train knew that the passenger train,
laden with precious lives, was in front,
and II they did not reach the switch by
n certain time that collision was in
evitable. Both trains were rushing to-
ward their destruction.
There We're three conclusions. First,
when the engines met and destroyed;
second, when the baggage car struck
and was smashed into fragments; third,
when the smoking car collided and
leaped in the air, alighting on the frac-
tured boiler Of the freight engine. The
remains of the passenger train engine
was thrown from the track toward the
east, and 80 were the ruins Of the bag
gage ear. Then came the smoking car
on top ofthe boiler. The forepart of this
chr was burst open hy the force with
which it struck the hind wheels, re-
naming on the track, and there stood
Mt an angle OF thirty-five degrees, the
passengers imprisoned in broken iron
and wood while deadly steam came
up with terrific force from the boiler
below, scalding those whom il touched,
instantly peeling Off the skin, and
causing most excruciating agony, one
moment being sufficient to cause death,
hut many were there several minutes.
One breath was fatal
j. ii. Smith and j. w. Fleury, vic
Tins of the disaster, died this morning.
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We are authorized aud requested 10 mn
nOuuuS
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WASHINGTON.
Engineer OF the WawasSet Acting as
Barkecper.

WASHINGTON, August ls.--rwo wit
nesses in the Wawassot investigation
swear that the engineer was acting AS
barkeeper four minutes before the
flames burst from the rear. engine
room. 1t first appeared from the
steam box. A general court martial
has been ordered at Mobile on the 18th.
Lieutenant Asa Bird Gardner, OF the
first artillery, has been appointei
Judge Advocate, with the rank OF
Major, vice Dewitt Clinton, deceased.
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THE Conservative ticket Of Virginia
as completed, is as follows; For Gov
ernor, James l.. Kenper, OF Madison !
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Il. T.. With
ers, OF Wythe; for Acknowledgement,
Raleigh ID. Daniel, Of Richmond. The
Conservatives, with the above gentle
men as their stan dard-bearers, expect to
carry the State by twenty thousand
majority. Tho following nre the three
first planks in the platform adopted by
the Convention;
We, the representatives Of the Con-
sentative people of Virginia, in con-
vcntion assembled, do declare;
First-rhat n contrast of the condi-
ton of Virginia under Conservative
government with the condition of those
Southern States which have been under
Radical rule illustrates the wis lom Of
the people of Virginia in the adoption
OF their plan Of State policy, and de-
monstrates the necessity of continuing
the powers Of the State Governmental
the control of the Conservative people
of the Commonwealth,
Second-That the chief purpose of
the conservative party of Virginia is
TO secure TO every citizen of this Com
monwealth, whether native or adopt
ed, of the white or the colored race,
exact and impartial justice, and to pro-
mote by wise and beneilcent lcgisla-
ton the prosperity of our whole peo-
pie.
Third-That the Conservative party
of Virginia, dsclaiming all purpose of
captious hostility to General Grant,
will judge him impartially by his off
cial action, and will cordially cooper
ate in every measure of his admins
tration which may he bcneficent In It's
design and calculated to promote the
welfare Of the people, and tocultivate
sentiments Of good will between the
different sections Of the Union.
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THE cause of the State vs.. Sandcrs,
charged with tho murder Of Hntllnes,
two years since, was up before the Dis
trict Court and consumed the greater
portion of the week, resulting IN the
jury finding him guilty and assessing
The punishment confinement In the
Penitentiary for life. His counsel have
taken the case back to the Supreme
Court Mckinney Enquirer.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

~ ille People Of 'nSAsl Al llo rullrll ltlon
offlends n ,ll1rrent puffiuah ~ thN State, 1
present my nHine 40 iur Nnlfrsul l0Nns ua
no Democratic panuiiall hrlAW Nuplrln.
iondvnt NJ Public Instruction, subject To tile
decision Of the neNt namougitlr slalp Cons
vrniiOa, The claims ! plgsltiu hy nlluW'
citizens iiu! am glnduNlr Of an old aud
noted college ~ The fouth lint lor aver a.
quarter " neeuinY have devoted ay hrsl
encrgles 10 educational cuitlwtfs; that Tor
The last nntel years hhNpn Ion IA kner..,snti
educator lu leNN, and fnr lhn lAsi rlghi
yCala lInl charge 81 ID lumple Cnlirsn M
Ssnin, sacond 20 none M fin stale, and
trust iny cNptrlcnue hrs qulllnod lnn tu nillN
understand No best uuie uf conducting
schools OfnvcrS Crude, ! have tdsm nuol
pnius 10 Inform myS II pf ne WORKINGS uf
public srhopls IN Ne different states ia lhis
country aud IN fnrIlW, nid hope, if nm
the cl0lce of your dilppUtos, lU lac able, hy
unthlnR devotion 10 lhD dulles 90 ONce, 10
advance the education uf the youth ~ the
country, In mnnnrr beneficial Ia them
ana satisfactory 10 thcpeoplo,
", u fRANkLIN,
slauIS, TeSas Ju'y2b ls'3' l0O-dSwlf
We afc onmorlsod ma leqaet,d 10 w.
nuunco
w. z. IsACYTMAlr,
Asa candidate iorfrsnNrcr ofpAllas county,
AZ The ensuing elccliuh lnlNccmher
l19-d-w
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THE MARKETS.
Kansas CITY Live Stock Market.
Reported for the Dallas Herald by Mitchene
Green & Go.
KANSAS CITY, August -,

Cattle - Receipts 80; shipments 49,.
There was less activity in the cattle
market to-day than on any day during
the present month. Green cattle have
ranged in price from 81 379 to 81 55.
Good native are nominal at S4(a)5.
Sales to-day were: y green. Texan
steers, av 500 lbs, at 81 70; Is green
Texan cows, av 700 ibs, at 81 37a; 10
wintered Texan COWS, av 80 lbs, at
So 373; 90 extra veal calves, at $40 80 y
head.
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Servant.
wv ANTEB-A German or Swiss girl, Il to
w is years cid, to do housework. Such
one eau find agood home, with liberal wages
by applying al The Herald ode.
uTANTED-A Young woman 10 cook and
w do housework for small family III the
city. Good wages will be given. Apply nj
Herald Office, OF address Box A, Dallas post
Office.
A French, German or Swiss girl TO do
~ Apply AT this office
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HENRY wArrEMoN, Of the Courier
Journal, who has been "doing" Lon
don, has been made an honorary
member Of the Golden Club. II
there's any thing II. w. does un-
derstsnd--lta clubs, He eau tell lem
hy the baeka,
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WANTS.

Advertisements will he inserted an
der this head at 10 cents per line each
Insertion, counting from nve lines up
Unrd,
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~ KAN ~ II .CshF4sQt,
As candidate for Treasurer of Ulllns
county, at thecnsuing election Va December
-.
We are authorized aud requested 70 nm
pounne
DIR. ~. u. FRANKLIN.
late President OF theGaud0mpe Female Col
lppc, Scguin Texas, as "A candidate for State
superintendent Of Public Instruction; SUBJ
iect 10 tho dyclAon Of The next Democratic
STATE Convention. d6w
We are authorized aud requested to an
RICHARD GAINES
as q cnndidnte for. District Clerk oTbollns
COUNTS ut,ile,lotlon IN DeoemherhoNl,
We are outhorlsea and requested ioan-
NV. COLE
rs "A candidate I h recollection for County
lrease.,r "a ,aeeset,on IN December ncNS
We nm authorized ana requested to an
nounce
). P ;tr'l7 y s.T'A \ YSL7+-'l 77sn,y
vt The election N pgcgmber neAl
We are authorized and requested to an
nouncc -
". IL, - s.spd RA1 1SiS
Ms n candidate Tor District Clerk OF DALLAS
county at the election IN December next
We are authorized and requested to an
nounce
y. z. BARLEY,
AS candidate for sheriff of Dallas county ut
the election in December. ls0d&wtn
We are authorized and requested TO an,
nOuucc
Es.. II. (DODD) RAWLINs,
of Lancaster ms candidate for Sholin OF
Dalns county AZ the ensuing election.
We 0ce authorized aud requested 10 an
,BEN. T. JONES
as candidate Tor Shorlif of Dallas county, Mt
the election in December next. ll1dNw
We ARE authorized ana requested 10 an
nOurcc
y. VIZ. JACKSON,
OF I.ancnstor, as candidate for District Clerk
of Dallas county, NJ the election IN Dceember
next
ALEX. HARDWOOD.
Iannounce myself as candidate for Dis
trict Clolk of Dallas county, NJ the ensuing
election. "wt
we are authorized and requested 70 an
noutoa
wv. M. M0ON,
AS n candidate for Sheriff Of Dallas county
st the election IN December next. &wtd
VIZ ore authorized and requested to an
nounce
WIN. IL. pRATNLR'
AS a candidate for sheriff of Dallas county at
the election in December. d@w