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, 1873-04-22
FOREIGN.
Don Carlos Views on Spanish
Republicanism, and His
Position.
The New Cuban Captain General
Received with Unmitigated
Goodness,
Serious Lager-Beer Riots in
Frankfort, Germany.
Breaking Of Tho French Cable Near
Drest.
CUBA.

T., CUBA.
HAVANA, April 1o.-Tho now Captain-G General
OF Cuba Pieltan, arrived yostorday, aud WAS se-
coiycd with the usual formal ceremonies upon
landing. an inmonco ooncourso Of citizonB wns
preAont to witness tho Decentralization. Not o
clloor va1 uttnr"d, not even for Spain, whom
tho now Captain-denoral passed by, owing to tho
rumors widely circulated that tho Republicans
intended to make demonstration. Tho Repub-
licanB, however, firmly denied any intention Of
doing anything Of tho kind. /
General Pieltan's first monsure will probably
DO the ordering Of oloctions for Deputies to tho
OortoB.
At tho reception given to the new Captain
Gonoral, he aaid ho hoped that ho would soon DO
ablo to finish tho rebellion with the aid Of. tho
1oynliBtB.
He has iaaued d proclamation addressed to tho
soldiers, people, and volunteers. To the soldiers
ho says: They will be callod upon to operate in
tho fold al the timo that it is possible. He wants
thom to make another energetic and decisive
effort to oruHh the luaurrection.
To tho peoplo ho aays His mission La diff
cult ono, viz: to rostoro poeco $50 that you
can fully enjoy nborty, which, as part Of tho
great nation now also free, because it has be-
come Republic, you hayo the right to onjoy.''
70 viii require tho cooperation Of everybody,
TINT Justice may DO realized everywhere.
To tho yoluntocre 10 says: II appreciate
your patriotism, loyalty, and saoriheos, and
count on your active oo-oporation. will always
oct aB loyal Bpaniard, and gtvo you my conf
denco, consequently you must trust me-. United,
our difficulties will deoroaae, and We will soon re-
store peaco. # tho insurgents repont, We will
prefer to be enemies, We will combat them un-
ceasingly."
Con. Primo Rivera hns roaunoa tho Cap.
tain deuoralship Of Porto Rico.
, 1873-04-22
THE ENGLISH FORCERIES.
Recovery Of s220,850 In United stntcs
Honda from tho E'orRcrs---On1y s30,.
900 Missing.

Recovery Of s22o, 1880 In United stntos
Hontfn from tho Forgork--.On1y p30,.
900 Missing.
NEW YonK, April 21.--Tho recovery Of noarly
q quarter OF q million dollars in United States
bonds which hhd been obtaiped by bIaoD Donuell,
alias DidWel, ind nsHoc1atcs, In tho late Bank Of
England forgerfes, nas effected to-day, tho facts
concerning which are AZ follows:
On tue 9Th Of Mnroh 1aat, Q trunk said to oon-
tain woaring apparel, old and in use, was dellv-
sSs 3; oongy ss ss ff IT, 'As Msste srs Ass aa
O. % Ioaping, Of raa rTanbridge S,n Walls, sns. Eng
land, and addressod to Nit. George Mat
thows, Now York, to be kept in bond at tho Ell
called for. Tho trunk vas duly forwarded by
by the stoarnship Cuba. which arrived on March
20, md was kept in bond by tho Company as per
calling herself Mrs. George Matthews prosecuted
an order for its delivery at the E1pross Office duly
nigned George Matthews. In the meantime, tho
counsel for tho Bank Of England bud received
to Ito datontion by the Company until to-day,
when 1t was taken possession of under an order
Of the Supreme Coirt by Nathaniel Jarvis, Re-
coivor in tho Bank Of England forgery case, and
on being opened and examined wns found to con-
tain quantity Of wearing apparel. old and in
ticlos, and three packages Of United States $40
Ing in Ill to s22o, so. The bonds wore found to
bo identical in Glass; amounts, and numbers with
those advertised by tho Bank Of England
to have baen obtained BY tho Didwoll forge
ries and in ono trunk woro found cards
and a card-p'ato with tho nnmo Of George Bid
we'll, variety of momoranta, bills, etc, nhoH-
Ing conclusiyely that It had fnan shipped by and
belonged to him. Out OF the $500, 600 Obtained
from tho Bank OF England by these forgeriea,
| all but about $4,000 have now beon recovered.
, 1873-04-22
STORM AND FIRE.

A Family Burned Out Only to no
Killed by n storm.-.Grcnt Destruc-
tlon of Property.
A1ou1soN, Kan, April 3l.--A letter received
to-day from Dellovile, Republic County, about
150 mileH wost: Of this city, giyos an account Of
q torrble fire in that vicinity, destroying many
houses, stables, cattle, grain, oto.
The same letter records dreadful accident
which occurred on Monday night week ago,
during terrible storm which passed over that
county. Tho house OF 1ir. Crauo near Dele-
Wills, was burned on Saturday, aud his family, a
wife md four children, took hheltor in tho resi-
storm took tho roof off Mr. Dennettfa house, o
stone building, aud blow IN the gable end, cauB-
ing 1t to fall Into tho cellar. where tho inmates
injured. In the morning. hlr. Bennott wont to
procure assistance. When horoturued, ho found
Tint tho floor Ind fal1on In. and his wife and
ohidgon together with Mrs. Crane and two of hor
Children wero cruabod to death. A hoy and girl
Of Mrs. Orane wore still alive. and Naro carried
to neighbor's but tho boy dlod shortly after
reaching there.
, 1873-04-22
ADVERTISING.
ADVERTISING. -
SPECIAL NOTICE i:
TO
BUSINESS NEN.

Wo would respectfully lnvlto tho busnesa mon Of Chi
oago and tho Wost to invcalignon Of tho plan Of Ad
yeriane Afforded by what known tho lists Of uo
operative Newspapers" Two Of thoss Ls. nearly 600
NowspApor arc printed In this city. Tho local Offices o
thoao 500 papers In tho principal towns Of Illinois, In.
diam, Town. Wisconsin,, Minnesota, Michigan. and other
Satcs. To attract tho notice Of tho people Of those
orous there ie no ohod 10 cfcicnt and ooonot-
cal to tho advertiser through tho medium Of these jour-
nails. We beloro tho motohants Of Chicago will find to
hoftnterost to toso lists to much greater oxton
than thor haTo hitherto utsd thom. II il evident that
thoy Of tho mors Of tho sJste, 1T being
comparatively Tho business Of Eatorn ciuos,
tho contrary havo discovered ita value and. having
had practical proof its most lberal suppore
That tho business OF this city may become hotter
qualnted With tho p1an invita- them to eranlno tho
les OF Newspapers 1t Office, md to visit tho splendid
Printing Establishments Of a. N. KELLOGG, Eaa., Nos.
n and 70 Jaoksoubt., and ths CHICAGO NEWSPAPER
Union, No. III Monroo-s whore they may got iden
.! The o1toat Of tho buainc1s.
, 1873-04-22
GERMANY.

MpN1on, April 2.-Tho funeral Of Baron lie; ;
by large numbers Of distinguished persons, i'll.
o1uding DR.. Dollingor.
FnANkFour, April IA riot occurred hero to-
day, which 1aBtod tho whole afternoon, aud Is
now only kept from breaking out again by tl9
military. Tho vrath of the mob was directed
against tho beor-sollars and makera. Several
boor-honHeB and browcrs woro guttcd Tho troops
we're called out and dispersed tho rioters, but
. ronewal Of disturbance is fearod tonight.
The shops arc closed and tho soldiers occupy tho
squares and guard the breworios. Several per-
goun woro injured, but NO doaths are reported.
The military did not fire on the crowd.
BONN, April plata meeting Of tho Old Cath
olics in this city to-day it WAS resolved to pro-
coed to tho election Of Bishop ut Cologne on
tho 4th OF Juno.
BEn11N, April 21.-1t is said that Won Stumm
will be appointed Secretary Of tho acr1nan Lega-
ton at Washington.
, 1873-04-22

spteial Dtspatch to qhe Chicago Tribune,
OnAlpA1aN, ILL.,. April 2l.-Edward Cram,, D
co1nmittoa suicide thiA morning by taking b1
grains of Btrychnlno. A. potsy quarrel with hia
vito is the only known Cause Of this tragic act
After taking tho poison he threatened to kill any
ono who attempted to como neaz him, and he was
permitted to die without any effort to save him
until medical aid was of no avail.
MOLINE, ILL.,, April 21.-FrotoEiek DnfEieg, Il
well-known anil generally estoomed 0ornlan
resident Of this place, took breakfast with his
family III tho usual manner ut about O'Clock Oil
Sunday morning. Without creating suspicion,
lie arose from tito table and went to tho barn, d
few rods from tho house. Tho report Of gun
was Immediately l,oard. and tho mnn found lfe-
loss in tho lott Of tho barn.. Tho aot Mas COM
through the head, resulting i'll Instant death.
Testimony an tho Ooronor'a inuuost ahnwad TINT
, 1873-04-22
Pacific Coat Items.

Ban FnANo1sco, April Alt. D. Dogart, ao-
ousod OF ombozzlonlent and deaortion from tlle
navy, has boon remanded to the naval authori-
ties, and will be tried at Mare Island immo-
diateiy.
Frank Whitney las boon elected Ohief Engi-
Moor Of the Firo Department In place Of David
soannol first assistant, II. O. Durohos, In place
Of Con Money.
stroet-car travel in this city Ia seriously affect
cd. The opizootlc il incroaslug In mild form.
Ground WaB broken for tho Toxas & Pacific
Railroad at San Diego to-day, In tho presonce OF
o large assomblage. The Directors say tho road
will De completed in 1876.
Tho rain yesterday insurcs good crop Of
grain In all parts OF tho State,
, 1873-04-22


SAN TnANc1soo April 21.-The Dakota ar
rived this afternoon, with Australia dates to
March 10.
In New Zealand, Mr. Fox succeeds Water
houan as Premier
Tho Imperial Government will DO aekod to pay
ECO, 600 yearly toward tho California mail line.
Tho eighty fltsh anniversary Of the Colony OF
New South Walea was celebrated Jan. 28.
The Government asks tho assistance Of tho
Imperial Government TO establish traus-Paciti
mail also permission to mako treaty with tho
United States for such service.
The Victoria education act works WE'LL Chill
dren arc Hooking to the State sell ools. Wit
noHses have been obtained in Victoria for tho
Tiohhorne trial.
-Four hundred Germans had arrived at Dris.
bane, Queensland, diroot from Hamburg.
Extensive and damaging floods arc reported In
Queensland. Tho rainfall In January MAS thirty
flve inches
Further trouble Is feared with tho natives OF
Fiji. Both races are diacontentca and threaten
ing.
, 1873-04-22
ANOTHER BEN BUTLER.

How Congressman walden Distribute
ed Edis Back Pay-.A Witherlng Rc-
bukes
Iowa O11y, la., April Congressman VAL
den, Of tho old Fourth District, having voted
against tho back salary atoal, drew tho a5, 900,
and held it until he wan named "a the nominee
for Lieutenant Governor, since when ho has di-
vidod the atoal amongst the public schools Of his
district, amounting to conts por scholar. Thia
county, johnson, will return It to him, and 10
spurn tho imputation thatit keeps !" tenco to1
stolen goods.
, 1873-04-22
METEOROLOGICAL.
Signal Service H11rcnM Reports and
Representations.
Cl1cAoo, April 21-1o18 p. m.
Tho following reports hayo beon received from
tho rlaces mentioned below:
S}tIfipfl%


WAsn1xoToN, D. G., April 21.-A disturbance
Of some magnitude is apparently about to dovel-
op in the oaatorn and central portions Of the
Gulf OF Mexico. For Tuesday, In the Southern
States, continued warm southwestoriy windB,
with hazy and partly cloudy weather, and possi.
bly, rain. On tho coast Of Toxas, storm Of
some magnitude will extend Blowly onetwhrd
from tho Lower Mississippi Valley toward I'LL
nos alld the Upper Lakes. For tho Middle At
lantio States, winds backing to southwest, with
rising temperature. For New England and New
York, cold northeast Winds. partly cloudy and
clearing weather.
Caution.ry signals nro ordered for Duluth,
Chicago, milwaukee,, aud Grand Haven.
, 1873-04-22

BREsr, April 21.-TLo Freno1, Atlantic Cable
Ia broken $50 miles from Brest
PANS, April 21.--0ol. Stoffol has announced
himself as d candidate for the vacancy in the
National Assembly from this city:
tho Palace OF the Elyaeo. Mr. schonok, United
States Minister to Great Britain, WAS present,
md introduced to tho President by Minister
Washbnrno.
III. Liobmau haH rotired from tho contest for
tho vacant soat In tho Assembly in favor Of
Baron stoffcl. III. Do Romusat'a prospootu are
considered excellent.
, 1873-04-22

Daily newspapers do not reoolva such thorough peru.
sal weekly ns"spaposs Tho daily newspaper iasued
yesterday IL couIdoEed old to-day, whereas tho wooky
Newspaper retains is freshness for week. The uooky
u kopt and referred to day until tho succeeding
number appears. Evory uaember ot tho household be-
thoroughly familiar With lts ooutons-looal nows
general news. stu1tes advertisements, and a Tho Now
York 15fbana From Maine to Toxaa the farmer
aud tho vllsges look upon local journal Of tho
prossnx needs Of ordinary fo It IL the customary
change Ok intelligence betweon naighbor, we'll tho
arsnue OF communication With tho outside wor1d."
, 1873-04-22

Nocoa Of approved character may bo inserted In tho
Rsadin9 Halter Of these newspapers roy reasonable
terms. For instance, tho pna 10. inserting
notice. set In nlnon typo In tho reading ruAtot OF tho
1870 nauspapsr IL only seals It would cost about 84oo
bosdea much o and correspondence, to insart
uottos In the newspapers, 1t wofo diropt
each newspaper. MorchaAts Mnnufactusors, Insurance
Companies, publiahors, Laud Ownors, and ali othor
advertisers desiring to communicate with tho poots of
tho 8tatas through which those uoHspapors otreu1ate will
find this method Of advertising very sf1c&clous.
, 1873-04-22

Ths little county paper II tho bost road paper In tho
world No other contains tho arrIagos and doAthB
say nothing OF divorces and bhs othor relates tho
acoIdcnts happening booro tho doors of tho ysRers
other givea tho time for tho next ball. plono political
mostInx other discussea tho Affairs Of tho and
county, tho arrival Of goods tho crohans'
te1s Of hat on the editors dssk Without pa
per, the town that has enjoyed = womanAged ouc
feels ndocd lost.
Tho we1ledlted county paper tho inside pan which
adds attraotons Of varoty Of general
literary and noNs matter Is the most welcome vtaor
tho door of the vagor and artuer and H. In tho saua
proportion, tho boat medium Of general advertising.
, 1873-04-22

NEW Yonk, April 21.-At tho Eric Railway In
yestigaton, today, John J. Cisco testified that
10 was President Of the moeting Of tho Drec-
tors which voted $4,000 to Vanderbilt, and,
having confidence in tho statements Of tito ofl-
GERS, ho considered the recent dividend should
Aaye boen doolayed. Tho Dlsohofrshoim con.
, 1873-04-22
HYIlAN8.


ME. Robert Uonnsr, pu6sheF Of the Now Xork ktiger
has paid during tbs pAat Thousands Of dollars
for Embellishments In hoss Lists Of newspapers. Tho New
York Sun has lately nsdo contract for advertising in
thom. amounting to &1o, 0oo, Tho Now York Tsi
buns. Moore's Rural Nc" Yorker the chrtstan Unton
tho New York o5seruer, tho I'ouths Companion, and
othor leading noWspapers also advertise e1toussey
tem. Publishers Of prominent Journals like these
among ths bost Judges Of tho valua Of advertising
dlums.
, 1873-04-22
Damage to tho Dam ut tho Falls OF
Ut, ANTHONY

MILWAUKEE, April 21.-High water In tho
Mlhsiselppi, several days ago, carried away tho
colfor-dam ut the Falls Of 81. Anthony, built to
proyeut tho falls from washing out through tue
tunnel which broke three yoara ago.. 4 large
number Of mon hayo since been at work day aud
night to restore the ooffer.dau, and as tha water
has apparently roaohed itH height for tue pros.
ont, 1t Ia now believed TINT furthor damage will
bo preyontod, and tho uator-p3wor saved.
, 1873-04-22

WAsn1NaToN, April 21.-Tho Department Of
esnto las received information to tito effect that
6,ooo additional square foot Of space have been
allotted to tho American department Of tho
Vienna Exposition, and that articles from the
United States intended for tho exhibition will DO
received until the 10th OF juno next
, 1873-04-22


NEW YonK, April 21.-A Now York correspond
ent has had IN Interview with Don Carlos, who
justifios bits prcaont courHo by saying that tho
act by which the Throne Of Spain Was given to
Iaabella WAS violation OF tho organic Inv of tho
Kingdom, aud therefore Illegal and ho proposes
to continue tho fight for the rights Of hts house
which was begun by his grandfather.
thing ebali DO dono M through FREQ CO. cortos. s
There shall DO complete decentralization
in everything but general politics. Cas-
tolar and Figuoras, Don Carlos holds, GRO
possible In Spain Without assuming the Widest
sooialistio character. OF Theirs, Don Carlos Gays
TINT ho has not much roaaon to four his intrigues
Of sssory to bo ndsponsablo bn ec eradaa
not ct tho expense Of Etc proprietore. No idoy-
ernment, however, dare sllade IN Spain to tho
alienation Of Cuba. ,
BARCELONA, April q. Several peraons, known
to hnye aorycd recently in tho Carliet ranks have
beon arrested in this city.
, 1873-04-22

LONDON, April 21.-parllament roassomblet
to-day. In tile Commons, Fawcott's bill abol'
islng religious tests in tho University Of Dub
lin passod itH second roalipg.
, 1873-04-22

Each newspaper on this HIT IL rood modium through
which advertisers may communicate with the people OF
tho county In which publlDhed. BY advertingin tho
onrs la tho advertiser reaches vast numbers Of people
whom ho cannot roach through tho instrumenalty Of the
daily newspapers.
, 1873-04-22

New YoRK, April 21.-The French mail ntoan-
or Gamble was wrecked On March as oil tho
brazilian coast, No Lives lost
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-22
POETRY,


Tho lerrlhnlrg 'fGdov Of the year have grown
rod.
rho forests are clad In crimson aud gold,
The fields their ru,sci Prd brown have PIT on
Md rIe nItIs so their southern homes have gone
while lsit ntd ponder theio toys that are He'd,
with tho year that has 10 eternity sped
There werc horcs that lcNt high in my ihrobhIng
heart.
TbnI no longer claim If nv hcinr part
ntlA.n. mud glowing with lIenNen'H"wn hne'
Transient thew proved rs the morning dew
/ 40 ,Inud, thnt va see in the summer XIV,
which tho evening breeze watts 20 swiftly n.y.
Thcro were friends, Oh M dear the iair and the
good. ,,
That have gene with the hours, IN their "fe"N'eS'
Yet ploye their graves scarce could weep,
For doth ot the voice ni all ages tell ,,
"It IL God who hath taken, he doeth wei
Their. were friends that loved in the sweet spring
WHO have 1,ithlcss proven ere the summers prime
And forths m mourn with Iorr"t W" ',. ,,.,
Than for those Ger whom the hfIeh' ""WrI' s'""
For The dcnd there's chnstcncd borrow norm,
mt II thought Of the fNithlcss hath o'era thorn
Guard AMI conceal II ns we will,
The sting IL left, md II rank les 'il''
When We think ofthc trcachrronH arts
That wounded our often too Trusting hearH'
And often the hittcred woo wc can iee',
We ever strive from the world TO conceal,
when the lengthc nnr nights Of the year grow cold
And the earth through its orbit again has rolled,
wonder. will sit and ponder NJ now.
with u snddcncd heart and thouRhtml brow.
when the spring-time comes TO the earth again,
VIII my musings then lie Of Joy or paint
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-22

We take' this occasion to thank our
friends for their liberal patronage extend
| ed TO us while AT Corsicana, and beg to ro-
mind them md the people generally, that we
are now opcningat Dallas one ofthe largest
and most complete Stocks of Groceries ever
brought to the interior Of Texas.
Purchasing as We do, direct from Impor-
ters and Manufacturers exclusively, for cash
on the spot, and by our own labor almost
freeing ourselves from store expenses, and
being no way involved in the unav oidable
losses incidental to Big Credit Sieres it
must be perfectly clear TO the comprehen.
sion of every one that we can afford to sell
our goods at small profits.
We would respectfully solicit the public
when visiting our market to call and ex.
anime our Stock and prices for themselves.
All articles guaranteed as represented,
or money refunded.
Our House is situated on South side Of
Elm Street, N. E. of Public Square.
Respectfully,
DARLINGTON, MARSALIS G co.
Jan. 4, lS73-lf