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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-20

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B o A R ID ING

Mrs. MARIA BINGHAM Is prepared Al
entertain boarders at her residence. mear ina
s ,e,,a, Of Commerce and Market STREETS, and
""ci" pauenage. 4ttf
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thaP ths support Of those persona .Hould-
be In an nlms house; therefore, be Il
Resolosd Thst proper building -bsl
erected on the bite Of the present aims
house, Of such dimensions and at euoh
cost aa shall be- deemed expedient, byf
this Council, II s., b. THOMPSON.t
yOn motion Of AIderman Carpenter." "
the City Clerk wRs ordered I'd advertise
Tor bids to lath and plaster, thei hall 'of.
the new hook and ladder house, re.
Gently built by the city for the company.
Alderman Young made q verbal re-
port, that complainthad been made to
him against the City Physician, as not
attending to his duties when called upon
by the poor OF the city, and especially in
the case OF Mrs. Butler, who died re-
Gently. Received as information, ! IL
II Bids for the work on the old hook and
ladder house we're received. The con.
tract, On motion Of Alderman Lowndes.
'waa awarded to P. 8. -Boatwright, for
S80-he furnishing all materials, and
being the lowest bidder.
On motion of Alderman Lowndes. the
Committee on Fire Department. we're inc
structed to have the VigiIant Fire En-.
gine house painted at once. -
Motion by Alderman Carpenter-Thas
q Committee OF fve, with The Mayor, be
appointed to confer with the parties de-
sirous of purchasing the Columbia Ca.
nal, and to report to Council at next
meeting. Adopted.
The Mayor appointed as the Commit.
tee to act with him as follows: Aldermen
Carpenter, Carroll, Thompson and
Lowndes.
On motion, Council adjourned.
CHARLES, BARNUM, City Clerk.
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HE Italian gentleman who recently
swallowed fork. has found q rival in q
wrench Lady who seeks nonrishmsnt: In
needles. The most ,Femarkable feature
IN the case was, not that the needles did
her no harm. buf that che seemsd { to
thrive upon them. She died !re6sptiy, !.
aud post naortsn examination revealed
the needles embedded in the Aesh near
the old lad5's back bone, liabged In neat
order, as If in pin-cushion., 80 bonnH-
fully had the deceased Jared that pthsre
VAS scaro aly an inch OF room left for the
proper disposal OF another pennyworth.t
I, "A spenial deepateh from Fort GARY
Aap'boba. says reports from the interior
state that there has been Gfightin ing be-
tween the American troops and Black.
feet Indians. and q large number ;of
Americans were killed. It is feared that
this is tho beginning of trouble in, the
+ bhPkfeet county, r The Ipdians. Of Fort
pelly are the Indians who have crossed
theIlin to the number Of. GOO or 8. 900.
and threaten the interior settlement and
Manitoba. ~ ~.
The following is the result O. an eleoy
tion held on the Goth ult., for President
and Directors of the Port Royal Rail-
road Company: President -Maj. Geo.
I. Jackson. Directors-John P. King,
d. H. Cook, Josiah Sibley, D. F. Apple
ton, W. +. Herring, R. L. Robbins, W.
". Clark, T. P. Branch. j. G. Durant.
". e. Jackeon, M. P. Stovall.
Since the beginning of the present
century the population Of the United
States has increased seven-fold. while
that Of Great Britain has only doubled.
According to the last census the populn-
ton OF the United States was SO, ,558, 37l.
DEATH OF HUoH A. NJ 1-xa, ESQ
We are panied to hear of the death of
Mr.. H. A. Milling. near Buckhead. in
this County. Mr.. Milling had for years
been in delicate health, but died from
pneumonia = IVnnsboro Ne,cs. J Z E-
There are 851. 600 sewing machines
made annually in the United States.
Three companies make moro than 15O,.
00G "'acf. a very large prof. is realized
lon them.
FREE SCHOOLS sCLosED.-Owing to the
fact that the teachers are unable to get
their pny. VIC learn that all the free
schools in the vicinity of Yorkville have
been closed.
a coroner's jury in kentucky found
man guilty Of murder and sentenced him
to JAIL for life. The condemned man
now proposes to have trial. :.
Rev. Myron D. Wood, Of Decatur, Ga,
twice convicted of seduction in DeKalb
County, has been granted now trial by
the3S Supreme sConrt. rs..
The Missionary Record. done up il
new dress, and under the editorship of
Colonel NJ. r. Delaney, is expected to
re.appear Saturday.
It cost $42l to settle case under the
enforcement Act in the United States
Court.
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MURDER os THE RlDaE, ,-On Tuesday
lase, on the plantation Of Mr.. Wm. W=!-
son, living near Ridge Spring Depot.
Ebert Raiford and a man By ihe name,
OF Brooks. both eolqred, got into q quar-,
Fsl.. which resulted in fght---aenee rails
and rocks being the supplements of war.
Brooks pounded Raiford severely with q
rail and afterwards with q rock, from
which blows and contuaions Raiford died
the next morning. Brooks, who WAS
clearly the aggressor and fomenter OF the.
strife, made his escape. and has not yet,
been arrested. :Raiford was an excellent
blacksmith, And had. we anderstaudi the.
tull confidence ana patronage. OF. the
people q. the community in which he
lived. d.-EdgsfcM Adcertiser. III. N
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CLosED.-Al the free schools OF this
County were closed on the 18th ult..
under orders from headquarters. Canse,
want of money to pay tho teachersl How
is this? Kershaw County is entitled to
S5.29O. 40 under tho apportionment OF
$780, 900 appropriated by tho Legisla-
ture for the support of free schools for
the fiscal year ending October 81, 1878,
besides the whole of the poll taxes col
lectcd IN the County since the 1st of No.
vember last. Camden Journal.
DEATH OF Mr.. JonN McKAY.-We
have the melancholy duty of announcing
the death Of Mr.. John Mckay. which
occurred last night. Mr.. Mckay had
spent long and useful life in Green.
vile, and was for near twenty years the
agent ut the Greenville and Columbia
Railroad here, the duties of which he
discharged with great efficiency md
fidelity. Gresnoi0e Enterprise.
:. SUDDEN DRArn.-Mr. Sylvanus Will
liamson, o worthy citizen OF Bethesda
ncighborhood, in York County, died
saadenly on Sunday night last. Ho ct.
tended church that day in his usual
health. MIR. Williamson was about sixty
years Of age. aud was subject to paraly.
Mr.. John F. Preston, who died sud
denly yesterday, went into the war with
the Irish Volunteers as orderly sergeant,
and rose to the rank Of lieutenant. he
was brave soldier, and a staunoh
friend and comrade. Charleston Ne,cs.
ga little earning is dangerous thing. u
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. May l, 1873
He'ntri.c Rouse-H D Hsmitor, Rioh
land; G A Wood, Baltimore; W K Bell,
Darlington; j S Cathcart, Winnsboro; r
9 Heggie, August; w " Geiger. Lex
ington; J D Stanton. Aston; " II Folk,
city; " Baker, Greenville; W 8 Hus-
sey. ] W Seaward, T AZ Bowers, Pros.
perity; J r Hunter. 8 D Bailey. J T
Hunter, L Hunter, Lancaster
Wheeler HoMse-J L Sanford, Robert
York; NJ F Maoney, John r Bellinger.
Oliver Hewitt, Blackville; J W Harrison,
Anderson; Jas NJ Blair, Richm ond, Va;
] NJ Hutson. Jas T Aldrich, Barn we'll; W
a Bradley, w A Lswhon, Augusta; j S
Richardson. Sumter; Thomas J Steers.
Walhalla; jus W Hayward, Newberry; j
3 Brown nnd wife, Master Brown,
Greenville; B G Yocom, Chester.
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The Regular Monthly Meeting
~ will take lace THIS EVENING, at Hi
bernian Hall, mt half-past 7 O'Clock. Prompt
attendance is requested. BY order:
May j. Il. SAWYER, Secretary
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I will Offer for Sale.

TODAY. at the corner OF Taylor and Bull
L streets. FINE BEEF, in quantities to
suit purchasers. Having made arrangements
TO have on hand daily as good meat as the
Of pubic patronage.
May 9 Il JOHN q. CLARKSON,
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Fine Stock.

,,h WE have just brought to this city
IfAS for sale . lot Of fine Saddle and Hsr.
AAness ,HONSES, and a pair Of 6ne
match MARES. We will sell at Reasonable
dgures. CUNNISGHAM& Il GAILLARD,
May z g. AT Chas. Logan's Stables
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same, was referred TO the Committee on
Market.
A bid from John W. Pope, to cement
the fountain in the Park for $40, and
furnish ell materials, mas received. On
motion Of Alderman Carroll, the Com
mittee on Park we're instructed to have
the work done, at q cost Of not over $40.
a communication, signed by Cooper &
Taylor and Others, complaining of GER
tain parties living in Cooper's alloy, as
being nuisance to the neighborhood,
and asking their removal, was, on mo-
ton Of Aldermnp Carroll, referred to the
Chief OF Police power to act, and
eject, if necessary, and to report to
Council at next regular meeting.
The following bills were reported bnck
by the Committee on Accounts, and pay
ment OF the same recommended: DR.. L.
u. Smith and s. d. 6wygert-examipa
tion pauper lunatics; Hopson & Sutphen
miscellaneous; II. Goodman-Alms
| House; John Aie1andcr-Wa Works.
On motion of Alderman Carpenter,
the report Of the Committee was adopted.
The Committee on Guard House and
Police, to whom, at last meeting, was re-
ferred the selection of suitable MATERIAL
for uniforms for the police, reported that
they had selected from tho goods Of r.
i w. G. Swafleld; that the cost was
about S3. 80 per yard. or the whole lot
OF cloth would cost about Sl05 for oil the
uniforms.
On motion. by Alderman Carroll, the
committee were empowered to purchase
the same Mt once.
The Committee on Schools. to whom
was referred the claim OF Miss 0. r.
MCGOWAN, for services rendered in 1870
as teacher, reported tho same back. re-
commending that shc be paid the snm OF
On motion Of Alderman Carpenter. tie
same was adopted.
! Alderman Young Chairman OF the
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80 49, chAR A1tAiA6 ~ 1uoU tl1hL IL puG IQC
fires out in the main boiler; signalled
passing steamer; understood her name
to be Claribel; asked the captain OF the
vessel to assist in towing his vessel
ashore on beach: found It impossible
to do anything for us; May /, i. 80 A.
H., found it unsafe to remain on board
any longer; abandoned vessel ;she went
down stern frat in aboutss twenty-five
minutes after: boats.,lefts at daylight;
saw schooner and 4 pulled for her: and
found her to be Tarakels3 from Virginin,
who brought us to This port. The
Frances Wright WAS bnilt in 1865. at
Fair Haven, and was 507 tons.
AUGUSTA, GA, May 1.-Joseph Curry,
who styles himself "Prophet Yahveh, I"
divinely commissioned TO teach the new
dispensation, convicted Of fornication at
tho last term of Columbia Superior
Court. has been sentenced by Judge
Gibson to imprisonment for six months
in the County jail, and pay fine Of
$500. Curry had ample opportunity to
escape. but prefers to be made martyr
OF. He is now in jail in Columbia
County, Ga.
Financial and Commercial.
LONDON, May Moon. Regular set
tling day; no stock transactions.
LIVERPOOL, May 1-3 P. M.-Cotton
dnll-uplands 9@91s; Orleans 93s; from
New Orleans, deliverable in March and
April, dig; sales 1900 bales; specu-
lation and export 1000; from Savannah
and Charleston, deliverable in March
and April, 2 1-16; from New Orleans, de-
liverable ineepril and.May. 01G.
LONDON, May 1-Evening. Bullion
inOPeaaad fR5 ono
LIVERPOOL, May Evening Cotton
to arrive firmer and advanced Il; sales
OF American 5000 bales.
PARIS. May 1-Evening -Spe ole in.
creased 3,000 600 francs. Rentes 81.
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Johnston &c Palmer. Cameron, Barkley
& Co., John Alexander. J. Agnew g Son,
+. W. Green, NJ. Williams and B. F.
Griffin, Street Department.; P. B. Now.
oil, Market; II. ]. J.Ca!nar, miscellaneous;
J. Chapman, J. Agncw g. Son, Charles
Harrison & Co.. W. II Wigg, Water
Works; j. ~. Jackson. W. Steiglitz,
Howie 4 Allen and B. +. Griffin, Guard
House; Fl. Goodwin. Pagan & Bros, q
Z. Griffin and II. Goodwin, Aims House; /;
J. \. SelbJ, two bills. Board Of Health !;
Is. +. Griffin, Indigent Poor.
Tho following applications for tavern
license were received and referred 10 the
Committee on Licenses:
Wallace and Will ANS. and J. J. Gall
man.
The bill of the Carolina National Bank,
from Committee on Accounts, for inte.
rest on money advanced on paying
coupons, was referred, on recommenda-
ton OF committee, to Committee on
Ways aud Means.
a motion, by Alderman Carroll, that
the city purchase the hand fire engine
belonging to the Independent Fire Com
pHny, ut S1.5OO, and give the city's note
vote, unanimously adopted.
The following preamble and resoln-
ton, offered by Alderman Thompson,
were, on motion, by Alderman Carpen-
tor, referred to the Committee on Alms
House, with Instructions to thom to get
plans and specifications, and to report a..
! next regular meeting:
Whereas, tho city of Columbia at this
time has 10 aims house aud hospital
worthy the name, in which the indigeut
poor aud sick can be properly cared for;
and Whereas the present system, which
is now practiced. of giving out rations to
large nnmber OF persons. who are not
admitted to. and for whom there is no
ronrl III, the quarters now used as an aims
house. is far more expensive to the city
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Gin SouSi in eincmGa erbaut

Sin SauSi in cinema Sage erbaut.
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bob in iencr @tobt Elm g8oDnbauS aus 3iescl>
ftciu III sebn uno elmer balber Stunoe fir unb
fcrtig gebout tuorocn lei. Die 8aumaterialie,l
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iuerfe unb entbalt odt 3inlmer. SIN @on5cn
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bate ii@ nit iciuem slpparate cin9efunbcn
II nb nobm olle is 0liruten Gin 8ilb bom @e>
baube uno ben s(r6eitern ouf, bic natiirli6 III
ununterbrodner Sbdtigfcit iuartu. Gs oeritebt
ii@. bon ielbt oab ieDr fomiidJe giloer proou>
5irt !uurben- --i@parie uno iueibc .Manncr III
jcocr @tellllng fann man Oarauf iebcn. I'm
feds l1br @forgenS bate bic s(rbcit besonnen.
Tim llDr bar baS @ebaube bis gum eriten
@tod porgeridt, un, 10 llbr biS gun, sipeite,l
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nad tuenisen Stunbeu par Oes SauS bollenbet
uno bcriid)crt." 80. .
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nod ben gon5en Sag iiber 1,nteriroii6e
@etole nab Mrt gelua4tiger &ononnen=
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Die Grl9iltterun9 in Den 06rfern Inn
5reuilo fiiblbar. 3u @orbi9nano ltiir5te
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in ber1elben lpor. Sn Sre9ona tpnr0e elm
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Srient iulrbe 9erabe Die Mel1e 9elc]en,
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-Sn2a port, Snbiona, lag oorisc @ode
cine altc9ome fdlper frant an W{cnin9itiS bar
nicocr. Sbr Gobn Oerid)afftc ii0 bier Brctter
uub fing an, in be,nielben 3inlncr, III iucl>
dem feline Wlutter ttanf lag cinen '5arg gu
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tuiirbigcn lpcib, oas 0in9 eint!ueilen nod &C.
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inln,er Die Mugcr l6lob.
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Mm %. Suli potirte bie fra1l50Iil6e
Nationalz z8erlatnmllng nut 389 gegen
.146o @5fimmentber 8au elmer: 6 ir9 e
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Metro leum 1T tuesen Der Gntoeduns
bon a@t neucn Selqucaen lit Yenniblbanien
bebeutenb I'M Breiie gefallen, unb oer Martt
bat unter bicicr &cusetaltung bcr.: 9inae
beoeuteno su leiben Sic Yariier Hetrolcure
,tnb Tetrolcuicn iollcn im @inblide ouf 'eine
9erbeieeiebcnte nabrc ooer entferntcre 3ufunft
iibrisens bOdhidlt Dieriibcc erfrcut iein, ba oas
WlorSbrenncn billiger ipirb.
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Gin Md db6en in Mempbis> 3epp,
batte Dor &nr5em @o6seit uno bos Sri [te.
mas lie' Sags 6arauf tbat> mar baB lic
lbr piono berfaufte unb 1i@ bafiir cine
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lbren1 Wtar1n &od, ,9oien unb Wefte ndb=
te, uno fir li@ 5tuei &attun &leioer> unb
lebt beioerben li@ pier3ebn jun9e 9erren
nm oie5ano ibrer unperbeiratbetenSh
iter.; 80 -.
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bes @auleS eineS Greun6es cine ungebcure
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OaS Grbbebeit tat cJtalieat.

OIc ltollcnl1d)en n3eltun9en entDoltef
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Grb ItoBe pprn 20. Suui 1T Obcritalien
on9eri1tcten DerDeerung. Ginen trauri=
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in pel6cr bic Ncr,piii iitun9 9r0ber lit, ols
man Mnfangs geglollbt. 9ie @troBen
rpu rotten ober brounen G9mubes, BON
Holtcn unO Sriinlmerbaufen be0eft; Oie
$Gu1 1er .cnt,pcber eingeltiirat ober nit
Halfcn 9c1tiibt, NiNe in ollen Mouern
unb Mdnben, unb ouf ollen Stroben BE-
tribte @elid}ter 1nO lon9e SranspDrte
bon Observation-Disclosures oie ing
Trec gercttet werben. Sic Ginwobncr
1hlafen III 3elten pber ouf &orrel. 9ie
Wstpolt oes 5toBe5 miro ols gon5 far6t=
bar ge16ilbert. Nfon iab Die MdnOe
16,ponfen; bieTuBbboen bobef unb 1enf=
ten li0 unb Der olte @lpdentburm bpm=
boroirte feline l1msebuug nit ben l6>ne=
rem @tcinltitfen 1einer 8olultrabe. gu
bem unteriroil6en Solen gelellte 1i6 bas
@ctDlc ser berltenben W}auern unO Der
sur Groe 1tiir5enben 8olfen. Cine oi6te
5taubluoltc lo9erte li6 iiber Die @toot.
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&c biuburN DDrte man bas burboringen=
Sc 9tn9l9c1drci Der @efan9enen in Ben
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