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aon. Ohicngo, n. L. Wilson, Galoabusg VII :
lam Z. Hammond, Iowa City; N. 4. prontis
Aurora; unnl Wheolor, Chicago; ", 9. Bail,
Torro uauto; Edwin r. Day1oy, Chicago; J. 0.
pock, Chicago; g. NJ. dngo, Chicago; Will
INN II. Moore, Ohicago; ". z. Stewart,
ddoSnsp0to deSass sHnd o1arto "e ohoago pn''P H. II II
Harm, Chicago: D. 8. Covert, Chicago; T. 9.
Winn, Chicago; Lucien O. Voc, Chicago n.
D. 0rayea, Kow9}teo, H.; Joscph Hayou, 9! Git.
sroar, Cincinnati; J.. ": Marsh John T. Sever
Dosko. Chicago, i. v. Packard, Chicago; I, N.
Williams. Chicago; George 8. Knapp, Chiea9go;
& a{oysss ysss'G1 6hiesss ss' T. MRaYfaS fasSs So
Il. s. stovona, Chicago; W. I. Dond, ohioago
JOHN Woodbridge OGlcago; qLomas Bond, Chi.
cago; Ed. z. Goodwin, Chicago; q. O. 6aytos,
Chicago L. n. Paine, Chicago. These names
1878, mud membora Of nil tile professions aud
diiroreut branches OF business.
Before tho alumni began rartaking Of their
annual dinner, tho election Of olicois took place,
,yico-prosldeut, Horny II. Smith; seerotary-
Treasurer, Luc,en G. Yoe; Executive commit-
tee, with tho officers above, Drs. L. D. Nelaon
and T. L. Bond.
Tho dinner Was worry pleasant affair, being
onliyonoa with clover speochcs calling ',p, old
Of apology for abBcrco from alumni, Which were
not feBs Interesting thnn tho BpeeeheB. Among
tho latter, WINS ono from Prof. Tyler, Professor
with intenso gusto by tho alumni. The promi-
mont speakcrs woro tho lov. Z. r. Goodwin, D.
D.. Of tho First Congregational Church, Of Chi
cago tho Rov. Mr. Dudley Of milwaukee,; tho
Hon. ". 9. Hammond, Of Town City, Chancellor
Of tho State University; Judge Stuart, Of Lo.
gansport, Ind; Prof. Joseph Havon, D. D., Of
Ohtcago; Or. ). O. Peck, Of Tho Centenary
Methodist Church, Chicago, and Willard Merrill,
Of milwaukee,. Tho reunion was very pleasant
nfrnir thfo,lrhort.
, 1873-12-20
GIEAlftlE nlGpGrcEEa.

BIT. LOUIS. Dec. lO.-Tho Dcn'oorat to-day
makes lenEthy expose OF discovery made yes
tor.lay that Henry u. I.osoy. III emp'oyo OF tho
WeHlorn Union telegraph Company, anil Also I!
cipher translator or tho Wostovn .Assoeinlod
rrosu, hus been nurroptitiouHiy H.. .iailiug tho
Glols newspaper Of this city with conf
n,uruial reports belonging to lhn Agsocintoa
preAs. The Globe ii not monlher
OF ihe AaRociototl' prens, anl It has for
4 long tIsaSs3een suapooted Of obtaining more Or
, 1873-12-20
LOCAL ITEMS.

Tho idea OF raising popular loan IL atill In
the mind Of the Mayor, aud probably it will
assume some definite shape in a fow days. He
thinks tho people will respond literally, II
callod upon.
Tho salo Of soats for 11r. Sothorn's fret woek
at the Academy Of Music has already begun,
tho history of that theatre, F." "Dundreaiy' will
be the opening piece, aud will be continued
through the woek, In Wow Of the great ruBA,
aoats should be secured ut once.
The coa1-ofico OF Miner r. Amcs l. Co., at tho
corner Of Madison mud LaSalle streets, was en-
tered by thioyea last evening. about o'clock
An entrance was gained throug gh q back window.
Thoy broke open the dosk aud stole STAG.
Tho alarm Of fro from Box 2G7, at o'clock
yesterday afternoon, was caused by the discov-
cry Of hamcs in two-story franc building, Noa
81 and 3G Milwaukee, avenue oNnod by hlrs
McGinnis, Tho fire started upstairs In room
occupied by Mira. Billings. whose loss WIS sac
Nothing out of tho ordinary routine occurred
In tho City Trcasurer's Office yesterday. Sosno
money was taken in and BONO paid out, as usual
Mr. Dronnan expects to open q now set OF books
Monday, md atart afresh, beginning with tho
actual amount Of money paid over to Mr.
O'uara.
At regular communication OF Lincoln Park
Lodge, No. GIL, A. T. and A. ~, held last ovon-
ing, the following officers wero elected and IN
II. NJ. D. Cleveland, s. "; J. g. Salisbury,
]. w.; j. s. Cram, Treasurer; aud Q. s. &.
Fuller, Secretary.
esTho Deputy Coroner held IN inquest yeAter-
day on the body Of John D. Mason, who WAS
found dead iu lis bed, in q house on tho corner
Of Halsted and Snyder stroots, Ih1rsaAy night.
Tho jury brought iu verdict Ut dsath from
apople1y. TIE deceased was IL years old, aud
unmarried.
, 1873-12-20
Case Settled by Arbitration In nIlcht-

SveciaI Dispatch 70 Ihe C1fcodo Yf75Nns
GRAND RAPIDS, Aich., Dec. 19.-The physi-
cianB named in previous Dispatch as nrbitrators
III tho caHo of Mrs. Mary Earlo n.ainat the De-
troit t Milwaukee Railroad Company, which waH
Withdrawn from, Court, visited that lady ut Low
oil and examined tho injuries pho received at
the disaster Of Sept. IL. They then returned to
this city lloarl the low OH the subject from tho
attorneys Of both parties, mud awarded Airs.
Earlo 300. Hho claimed $4,000.
, 1873-12-20
NEBRASKA.
lIorlnE for Coal and Water in OEna. II a
.-Il4o Public Schools.

spttial Uspa{ch u THt CHicaIo Tribune.
OMAHA, Mob, Doc. l9.-At II meeting OF prop
erty-loltlorH Inst night to consider tho question
Of boring FOR coAl, it was rnsosyod TINT tho city
should bo cal1ou upon to make al appropriation
for TINT purpose. 1t was alsn resolved that tho
CITY Council be requested to contract with sone
competent aud Responsible parsonH 10 boro an
arteHtan vol within thu city limits. and tho meet
INK favored the iAso OF bonds tor t!,at purpoao.
The annual report of tho Stato Superintendent
OF pNlliu Instruction shows that tho total NUM-
hor Of scholars in tho Btnto IL G3. los.
, 1873-12-20
NAVAL.

Bosroy, EraHs,, Dec. 19.-Uraors wero received
from Washington today to coabo oil extra work
at Chariestown Navy pard. md to roBllmo tho
usual WORKING hours. rho work OF fitting out
the Brooklyn will procood, but aa tho enc, gency
is over, number Of employoa lavo been dis
el'argcd. Tho Franklin Is expected to snil OH
Monday.
, 1873-12-20

leas of That Asaociations nows In an i1egiti,nate
way. hui ss IL tho iirnt tiuo detection has bcon
mat1o. Tho Local Donrt1 Of tho Associated preEa
action sllal 10 ta1,en II, lilo mnttor. LoEey waa
promptly dismissed frana tho service Of both tho
Toiegraph COMPANY and AHuocintod rrosB.
, 1873-12-20

NEW YonN, Doc. 10.--aIArBlnl fisk was or
dorcL yesterday to restore to NimroA Lancaster,
tho guild md diamond sninur of Chicago, as5 uu.
cut diamonds talion from tho latter bY tho ClB-
tom. llouso o,,ieers OIL tho charge Of attempted
RmuggIlug,
, 1873-12-20
RAILROAD NEWS.
OF .Iknilronts In iowa.

3FKlHHtcf oK'1EhlIf0HuH III EoHVus
srtcial bis,atch to 1At Chicago tribune.
DunuQuE, IT,, Dec. 10+-Tlo rrtnors Of a
cago Clinton Il Dubuque and tho Chicago, Du-
huquo Il atinucsota Nairoads are we'll follndod.
A prominent ctizon rccoyo1 to-dny n lcltcr
from Chicago railroad oaicinl that confirms tho
report.
, 1873-12-20

WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.--For the New England
end Middle AtlantIo tates fresh to brisk varialle
wlnds, with stormy ueAshar On thu east, followed
, 1873-12-20
EniirUnA Tr0aa1,1Cx.

Special Dispatch to The Chfeaao Tribune.
1sD1ANAroLte, Ind, Dec. 10.-A passenger
over tho indianapolis. Burlington. Il Woster1l
tint road aro bcng patrolod By nrrnod gntarda
distance OF 18 mitos cast Of Farmer City, III.
Tha necessity for Buch procaution IL not stated.
, 1873-12-20

These nll!s composed exclusively Of vegetable In
cEodens and although they entirely saporsSAo the uso
act lirscty upon tho yor, and valuabo remedy fn
all rasos 81 'iesause'nont rosultiug tron dtsnrderod
Ut that nrBnn. 1iygr Complaint, bilious 1sDrDrs,
lndisoso9 Eek lloalasl1a Typlu!a fGyers, &e A..
For ta!o liz all druggists and 1pn}orB
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No Other Medicine.

attained such unprecedented salo IlELMnotns
itdo.ervoa its great roputatinn, for 1t aa unobtnd
nurt 1t warranted 10 all diseases o lo kGnn,s
aud the urinary orsaha. npwnrp G,untorfcits. EoNn-
iue has risats proprietary stamp Of H. T. ol1nbo'a
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Ar \ rallcd meeting Of Dallas Lodge,
No II, I. o, o. r., held June -, 1873,
the following lulon was taken, IN
connection with arrangements for the
burial Of Dr. John W. Haynes, with
the rites and honors Of the order.
Resolved, !. Tint IN the death Of
Brother John w, Haynes, this Lodge
has lost n true and ,lcvotod member,
the order an active and Jealous lnborer,
his lamily kind and induIgenl lllls-
band and father, and the community
an upright, honos citizen.
Resolved, .. That this Lodge deeply
sympaihiscs with the wife, daughter
and relatives Of our deceased brother
IN this their sud nllllcti0n, and tender
them the coincidence of Odd Fellow
ship In their bereavement.
Resolved ,. That in token Of our
affection and sympathy the gnvcls and
furniture Of this Lodge bc drapcd In
mourning and the members wear the
usual bndge of mourning for thirty
days.
Resolved, 4, That copy of these res
olutions he furnished by the secretary
to the family Of our deceased brother,
and that the Dallas DAILY HERALD,
the Dallas News and the Mckinney
Enquirer be requested TO publish the
same. JOHN j, tOoD,
RICHARD GAINES,
THOMAS WALKER,
Committee.
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BAR MEETING.

On Monday evening last one Of the
happiest and most convivlal meetings
We ever attended WINS hcldby thcmcm-
bers Of the bar of this city. The occa-
sion of the meeting was 10 honor Judge
Hare, the recently appointed officer to
preside over the criminal concerns Of
the district composed Of Grayson, Col
lin and Dallas counties. Speeches
were made BY everybody present, good
feeling and fine wine constituted 4
grand item In the general Joy which
prevailed. The meeting was presided
verify Major Brks'lale, who deportcd
hlmsclfin the usual felicltousand hap
py manner and who gave to every
sentiment expressed colorlng of dig
niiied grandeur that made them tlie
more appreciable. Col, snecd, Mai.
A.,lt, Capt Bower, MAJ, Baylor, Judge
Mitchell and all the other lights that
shone on the occasion, having ex-
pressed themselves satisfied with the
prospects IN general and with Judge
Hare in particular, turned their I'M
tanned wits loose, and aftcrmany hap
by puns upon the presiding Judge Of
the district, agreed that the meeting
should adjourn at precisely 70 o'clock,
NJ. The whole affair was a grand sue.
cess, and our thanks for courtesIcs e.
tended arc hereby returned.
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,,r,,,sTnArsoN.

We have been requested to cal inc
attention Of tho County Court 10 'ie
fact TINT by the 18TH day ofthc month,
under the new law, the registration OF
the voters Of cach county In the slaIe
may Recommended. Lifetime limited
for beginning this work expires Oh tne
10Th dry of August. Il Is made ile
duty of tho County Court, to llS' by
propermeels and bounds, each voting
precinct IN their respective counties
and having done 20, The District Clerk
can appoint and quallfyhls deputy loI
The registration Of voters throughout
the several precincts thus defined
The operation Of the law should be
harmonious, and II u little time be
devoted to preparing all the prelimi-
Daries well, We predict that twill be
found to work well. II may be proper
IN this connection to state also, thai
every one, whether registered here
,ofore or not, must register under the
new lava duty that every good man
should attend to,
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The line can leave The Rio Grnndo val.
Icy nbDvc here, by an onsy grade Dsl
TO exceed fifty icot to tho milo, after
which, by nslnglc tangent gilmore than
ldy miles In length, IL baacs between
the Florida and Cooks range OF noun
lnlns, 10 Tie divide Of the continent,
on grades oflcss than twenty feet, gem
orally Il dead level, The summit IN
but 1900 feet above scn level, and only
about one-half ns high w tho summit
OF the Union Pacific. Thence the grade
~ down into the ella river, which,
when struck, Is 400 feet below this
place. Water can DO had from wells
and springs, NJ not announcement dIs-
tanccs.
This portion OF the line ~ covered
with excellent grass, and VIII HoOn
teen with herds of cattle and sheep,
The CHA valley h broad and rich, and
nj least eighty square miles Of the rich
est farming lands IN Arizona may be
had IN that portion above Mount
rrumbull, whore the canon COM
menccs. This land IL now open TO set
tlcmcnt, and u large accquln has been
taken out at the head Of the valley,
from which the land can be irrigated
for twelve or fifteen miles below.
Other bitches may easily be taken out
to water the whole.
The line runs within forty miles of
the immense silver lodcs Of Silver CITY
and Lone Mountain, and but sixty
miles from Ralston. Fine prospects,
were seen IN the sides of Graham and
Trumbull, also on the north side of NE
ella. Rich veins were also passed III
the lower canon, IN the Spicr ranges.
These mines VIII he opened, and the
ores add largely TO the freight of HE
road A some point near AdninsVille
or Florence, u branch road oil l"ll'
hundred miles can reach The port of
tiuaymns, by the valley of the Santa
Cruz and Hcrmosila, thus laying all
the mines Of that region subject to This
route.
There has no snow fallen on this line
this year, and II has never been known
to lie on the ground to the depth of six
inches, or remain for forty-oigllt hours
nt II time. II can never he blocllnded ;
and, when constructed, must become II
av0rite at oil seasons of the year
This party Of explorers has been In
the fiolil continuously ce'laSt June,
except n month, oOnmcnringnt Christ
mas, and have experienced no moon
venicncc. Indeed, in March the whole
party were working, or voluntarily
bathing in the waters OF the ella, and
the trcss were IN full leaf.
The party has now closed it's lAbors
and have left the field, most of them
going by way Of Marshall To their
homes In the east. Except one man
drowned IN the Rio GMnde In July,
not II nun has been sick or received
any personal lnjury-~concMsive evil
dcnce of the healthlulncss Of the
climate.
Tho Judge is greatly pleased with the
route, climate and richness Of the re-
gion explored, and cXcmpiiied his
partlality by purchasing land near l.a
Mesilln, N. NJ, which he purposes set
Ting upon and engaging in fruit cul-
turc. We wish him success, hut above
all we hope he will hasten the con-
structon and completion Of the much
needed and anXiously lookcd-lor Texas
Pacific Railway lmc.--W Fdso Sentinel,
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p a
Jhelailn4erald
ID. McCALEB, Editor.

TuEnn Ii to he an old-lNslllo''c''
Texas barbecue al IiulchIs Oh i''"'1'
day, the 10th Inst, iowhich cvo'yn0oy
IL invited. liis the Intention 70 naS'
an address, an old fashioned dl'''V',
Gle. There viii h. an abundance o.
everything good, and We arc au'ho''
lied TO extend an invitation toalI VINO
will come. tVf
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uydrophobia ana wi,chcron.

The following remarks Of the Phila-
delphin Age, il In accordance with an
opinion on this subject, we have OK
pressed for many years We are glad
to see the world coming 10 It's senses in
this NATTER Ii is certain that Human
Society has always been the victim OF
gross popular delusions. sts,witchcs
cs and hydraphobin or mad-dog poison
have been among these foolish imagin-
atoms. The Age says.
'rrhe Ledger, in sensible article
expressed views which we have often
advanced, and if they were generally
adopted by the press, hydraphobla
would soon he ~ obsolete as witch
craft
A most potent remedy for hydropho-
bia is To refuse to believe in the exist
ence of the disease, except as Il malady
caused by imagination. This IL the
view of the matter taken by some IN
telligcnt physicians. Dr. Marx, of
Cottingen, Germany, has given pub
LEFTY to his opinion, that the bite Of a
''mnd dog does not of itself produce
even the symptoms OF hydrophohia,
nnd If IL was not for the common be-
lief. the commissions and spasms
would not take placer lie regards
what is called 'hytlrophobia" ms an
affection arising from fright and NOR
bidly excited imagination, He advises
that men, women, and especially chill
drpn. shall be trained into disbelief in
The disease. TO have no more fear of Il
dog bite than OF any other cut or
wand. and TO trust with confidence
10 tho treatment of the doctor the
same MS they would for any other hurt.
There nre thousands of persons in
PHILADELPHIA who have been bitten by
dogs. INF we have vet to see the first
cleor mdisp,table ease of "hytlrophO-
hin y wherein fear and imagination
werc not more fatal than the dog
bitc.-Letlocr.
As long as public opinion accredited
the belief in witcherait, persons pinned
and sickened. and died, under the In
thence of spells east upon them; and
moor old women accused of casting
| tho spells, were convicted of the Of
fence. on evidence that left no doubt
of The fact in the minds of II jury be-
lievinp' in witchcrait, under all the
mir and regular forms of English JUS
flee. even when administered by so
able and virtuous Judge us Sir Mat
thew Hale, who believed, however, in
witchcraft. The pious and learned di-
vines of Scotland and New England
accredited the popular dclusion, when
il was sacrificing human life upon the
most frivolous appearances, that had
their source in a morbid imagination
which furnished all the symptoms and
appearances that public opinion de-
| mnnded. Some poor old creatures were
themselves SO impressed by ii, that
they confessed themselves TO he
| Witches
we think and have often said, that
bvdro,,hohia 10 mn emotionol disease
f3ssaraJ Inv n oenerol helicf in IT, This
;.en, ,i ~ s H. nr" s lnrpniIv
~ Nopt i'm, nv Witch nonulnr ;onnrancc
racar. I,o ,h m neas, po If Svdsnnh"hin
T s oa, i's t t,o . sI da, ~ no,vsnn
anu u",'n ',v ~, ov ui ~, IN" si,L
ps.s H. ~, W ,n ~" "nd decn"ns all the
wv that spic"us anu uecl'ei,s az, w.
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Some philosopher who had devoted
much time and great labor In studying
those maladles which sometimes af-
feet our moral natures, has declared
that crimes are results of disease.
Whether this theory be true In fact or
too thin to satisiythe doubtlngskeptlcs,
II Is useless to discuss; but certain Il Is
That the criminal transactions of the
present day demands some remedy
whereby the number Of victims can be
diminished, and d higher order of
morality established. All over our
great country we have daily evidences
OF the fearful complaints, which are no
less startling In their character than
frightlal III number Parents are mur.
dercd BY the hands of their ofrsprings;
children are Staying each other. Inns.
bands are Strengthening their wives
and wives are seeking the solace Of
widowhood through process Of poison.
Ing, US remarkable in horror as effect.
I've IN Results. Tho pulpit has
hurled It's anathemas against this
prevailing malady, but justice closes
her eyes, and genius comes to the re.
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We Ioarn nom Judge J. q. Kuauu
who has accompanied the explorers ~
this, our railroad, as the nnturalis,
that they have discovered as good =
rtaste on the New Mexican division, a.
could possibly have been expected.
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~ CARD.

We are doing an auction and COM
mission business, At the corner of Elm
and Market streets "a prominent point,
in this beautiful and growing city, and
we solicit consignments Of flour, grain
live stock and everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population.
We are also doing real estate bust
ness - buying, selling and locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, etc, We sell at public
or private sale, rs instructed, and make
liberal advances on consignmcnts. Our
motto: "Quicli sales and prompt re-
turns Respectfully,
NJ, A. HIBBLER 4 co.
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4. C. HOSKINS & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists
ELM STREET, DALLAS, TEXAS.

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Inc np
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