davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

Foreign exchange was quiet and lower tue
standard drawers reducing rates an eighth Inc
nominal rates were as quoted below, but business
was at considerably lower figures
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

MessTs. Fisk & Hatch, agents of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad report an increasing demand for
the securities of that road. They have advanced
the price of the per cent gold bonds to sS and in
erest and report the sale of large amounts of the
per cent gold bonds at 90 and accrued interest in
currency
Attention is called to an advertisement in another
column of a meeting of the stockholders of the St.
Louis Alton and Terra Haute Railroad Company, to
be held at No. ca Wall-st.
The Philadelphia stock market Is steady; Penn
sylyania Skies, 1921 Philadelphia and Erie Rail-
road. 81! Reading Railroad 5S. Pennsylvania Rail
road. 5jk; Gold. 1881.
The Bank Statement compares as follows with
former returns:
is2 Deposit. Ioaa'. Specie circalaiiOu Leg; Ten.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
Alnslcal Instruments.

DEST PIANOS. = Hallet, Davis ~ Co.'S
ID B.s ami other rev and .econIbind PIANOS aud ORANs
for REM ard SALE on insalmeut, VERY CHhAP' bhhhi
IA sRq adNay. en-
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
cu,ron,, balances sa,7ls,ssl. The quotations were

The days business at the U. 3 suo-Ireasnr'
was as follows:
rut', 20, ps:.. 80 '0, ~ menfs -. esl7 sG3
pi pi 4, 5tx 9ya AZ Cnr'cy balance.22.513 f8l
"t,''uoD 60 Is9 "a | fust0ms 3C9.GOJ
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

TlR Cos soL,pArED 30 YEARS PER CENT 1oiD
BONDS Of the 81 LOUIS AND SOUTH EASTERN KAN
WAY co.. Issued upon a completed trunk hne loe-
tw cen ST Louis and Nashville. Tenn-) earning h'Ss
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

BoNns AT A BARGAIN.
MoSrciAIs nAILwAY 3oNps,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, for sale at 81
jameson, SMITH & CoTTNG, IA Broad-st
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

FOR SALE,
MoNTCIAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
s.arant,od by Midland Railway. Price, 80.
MUsG8AyE X Co., ~ Brosd-ss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-10-02
Slt iDerfCaufe1t !:

Gin in DcbstiCpu srlsstnss 8pbnbaus,
ilpstlfpdt9 une llsbtn 3imnisr entbaltrnb. Das
Stssntbum u i'm beRsn 3ufanbr. NIT sinfm
Serjii9lthen @artfn. glGberr ausfunft trtbtiIt
Saspar 3palb, Dpbgttppn. 20mi
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-10-02
Stt iDerf0mfeu:

CD Sne epts, brsi bappn an bsr f5rant-
lin Npsnus, cine an WultsrryfraBs unb BIZ
an6srsn an cine aIIty ersn,snb, ptrbtn unttl
biutgsn Ssetnennsru psrfauft. Nan msIbG
lI& BET
10ap Spbu 9etbIer, Serantpn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-10-02
Werfanfe- -8erlangt.
Die asentur bon
Sb. S6Ilner II. &pbu,

StHtrsfra6S Scranton pa,
teiOrst ben an- uub 8rrfauf bon S6uIern,
BARNS, ober berrn grrmietbune, unb pirb aIIe
tpr anssrtrauttn @ef&6fts piinitIi9 srIsbissn.
Serantcn, IL. 9lpril.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-10-02
6 @DmmtD Et6et


SIR aItmbIy.
U. 9. GrtbttE
Spn gpnyusbam. w
s. %. eoftus,
BON Slypbant.
.. &. W ppre,
Ron @HItsbarrt.
N. Gro san,
bon @iIftsbarre.
Cir protbpuptar.
Q. %. ErtmmtE
BON @bits pastH,
Sir GItrF Der Courts;
N. 81 msrm q mn,
BON Strantpn.
Sir Dtfrttt anpaIt;
Scbn Q. GUGIinss
bon @ilftsbarrs.
6iir S&asmsiftr;
Sfaat etOtusfpn
BON Milftsbarrt.
Gar County GSmmiFIpnH;
Ni6olas Stpbtrt
Ben SaIsm.
Cir @ubiicr;
SObH @orG
BON @sumiHe.
Cir Sury gpnimtfiOHeri
Nettr Bnrf@S"
son aos"~sff'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-10-02
Mler0nDer 8on,

frfsf0-, gaas; nnb SfbilS- Alaler,
Wppniins Mstnur, nate bfT HtpsH poliei-
fec, btfrrsi aIt ip lgin Ga4 etnf@IasfHetz o'f>
btiisn unb EaptateEeu bfffeus. iAHPV
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-10-02
@adridlt on bic steuer sahler.

Gn bie Struer;abIsr Der 8. unb t2. @arbs
Der Stabt Scranton:
Bur Na&ri&t baB 6. 6. 4Uyer, btr
ft als Ginuebmer Der ShuIfeusrn fir bic 8.
unb IL. g4arb annpneirt bat fein Witslitb btr
S6ultsbBTbe III urb feline autpritdt Sur Gnt-
asssnnabmr Der S&uI- Stsusr fir bic triaetsn
Warbs bat;
DaB W. 5. Wallb bic sinsiss, BON tsr
S9ultsbSrbs autCriIrie psrfpu gum Gmpfans
bsr bsiaettn Steufr IN.
Sm aufrns her SrbSrbe,
.. Slspttt prdl.
W. 8. Balfb, Ssfr.
Serantpn, %. SuIi 1873 -t4ag
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-10-02

= @rOes GuswabI Ssn nutn SOrtsu
5trtR. unb @intsr 0aars babe Id
bsuts tstpmmsn, psI&t Id febr biIs
Ii0 SsrFaufsn iaHn.
8. sew.
Opera Stcrt, 6Os eada. GSs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-10-02
Berlin, 3. Stpt, 1873.

We II W.
Berlin, 3. Stpt. 1873.
@tsbrttr 5trr @asnsr.
Duta tine gentle anbinsliatsiI an
Oas icurnulilttf6s estsn, bic nb l6On
In Der SInbbstt s,btIpst unO I'm 8srIauf
Der Sabre nur ptittr entptdeIt unb ges
ltdrtt wuror, srIaubs Id mir bic Srtibsit
stniss 3ttItn an Gle 30 Ihrslbtn. Sb.
ltOn Id psie, bab Stt, fOwObl uIs ale
aubsre Drudtr, tmmsr ibsr RUpf unb
SSrsn In Der Qrbrtt fsdsn, um ben aa'
m6&tissn Dollar BON Der @5ltin Gcr'
tuna ju sspinntn, CLAUDE Id bod, eae
ss GussnbIife In bem mtnbtr farfsa
9stritb stnsS @sf6dftss stbt, In rsnsn
man 3sit ssnus bat, Srisfs Su Isfsn,
psnn aud ni&t ju bsantpOrtsn. Iltt
btsltr gsrmutbuus wiG Id % btnn was
gen, 4nlpru& ju ma&sn auf sinise sri.
nuttn aus Der NultfunSt. 81 mir
Oiss esltatttt, 70 ptl Id aud fu&sn ben
Snbalt msints 8risfss 70 intsuGant ale
m6sIt6 Ju MAIDEN. Bon ale btm, has
Id felt msintr abwtltnbtit Don Srran.
ton ssi'bsn babe, ju f6rsttsn, mar. stns
arbtt., bic In eiutm Srtsfs ni&t ju
pollsnbtn mare, unb wtnn 90 aud &c.
l&risbsn, wtrbt rs msbr als biz stlihsn
Wtnuttu, fur bic Id aniprihs ssmaGt
babe, trau&tn, um QlIss 40 felsn. Da.
rum fta mstn Sttma stpas isiu, bas
ntGt o1sin fiir Sir, fpnbtru aud fur
sintn isbta Dsutfatn ron Didtistsit
III. So merle nIfO ron her ssfrtssn
nS.ban's Setter" f&rsitsn. htnn no
I&IdSt bas tsuti6, 5trS tds nt6i Oar.
Ter pulFrt, penn Der Namt ,,Stean"
ss1prO6sn wirb2 llnO Rsr, unt.r Gsut.
I&sn In am,rilu, tann psrssEsn, NIT
ptlHtm @tfabl tr bic inbaltlGpsrs De.
psi&t pom 2. Sspt. 1870, BON DubsIm
an bic S6nisin gusufd. ssIslsn sat
unb pit sr NIT Btltslm ssinst bat;
;Otl& tins gpsnbuus pur& @Utts
8dsunsH" Dab bus gutstIanb feline
5tletn ni&t Strsibt jsustsn bic GsItr,
Iihfsttsn, bic ssfsrn ibnsu iu Gbrsn per.
anfolst wufttH,
6lttH mad 8 ubr Norssns, In BE.
slsituus ,inss 8srltHsr 9srrn Q. Dilet
uno perm 9. 0. eonemtTtr RON @il.
ss.Sarrs, ttsubtn MIR uns mad sinsr
gut sflsssusn Stsus ,.llntsr ben Elm
ben" unb btttttn unftrn plat nit Der
sr5ettn @tbuIb Bic gum Gnfans Der
GsrtmOnitn. Die 3stt wurts uns bod
ni6t 30 Iunss, ba Rir mau&ss 8srItnsr
Spdb&tn fattn, bic BEL lcl&sn @tIt-
s,ubsItsn sstrtsbtn ptrbsn. GOIoRnsu
Don SOltattn mariGirtsG sur& nts
Strubsn mao ptm 4onisspIubs, no fit
bic aniunft tao 8aifrrs abparttra
@tntrdIs unb GIissI. aOiutaatsn iprtns.
ten auf unb ab apii&sH BEN tSnisIt&sn
paIais uRe BEN 9SntsSplabs, bae ts
stnt suf mar iuluisbsu. Ilitunisr fnb
aud Bolts etstIinst unb tiatiss 1an.
usr bCrtet ssritttn, btnsn .5urra's"
hn6 n3c&'% Osbrn&t purhsn.
lluitr ben srRtrtn mar SEN I.A'
l@au @ranssI, ssr EiHt SABRE icon
SOD in bi, a@sist saeIt une bod nod
oue gsan@ts'tsn mitma&t. Durt lsin
nsssHspirOisss SsnsbmtH s,ssn Oas
pubIitum ssRtHRt W R& bsim srRsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-10-02
Seimri6 6etbf,
@arefa Seife aaO Gi6tG Sabrif,
Slnfnmis flats. Scranton, Da.

gmpftbIsn ibrs Ssiff unb ei&tr, spm BE-
fen NuttriaI fabriitrt une ~ ben haisftn
prtiGtn.
Ssifs unb ei&ttr I'M @rp6sR unb aIsintn
Sgu bthsr AuaIit6t. tiulHIitt unb bttt ptrbtn
IN Eauf% aaesnpuiHtfn pbtr aud sum bG&-
Gen RdrttprtiIt baar bsiablt. Bette Rpln.
Stifs pirh fprtp6brrah eafrIbf fabriitTt. 22f
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-10-02

Die Stban.Gsitr in 8sItn.-( Brief BON snsm
SerantUutr, Der aussnjeuss mar. r.)-Gnt-
biiGluns btr Sirsss. SGuIt am Q. Stpt.-
u. (. h,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-10-02

anbltds bic 5O&a6tuns bss Grsmesn.
geir brou&ten nitt ~ frassn: DBsr
II ber @relSP" benn Elm isbes Stnb rttf
ttm sntstasn: nDraussl! Dranssl!
6urra @raussl!" Damn fam aud
Moltfs, bic .@a&t btntsr btm Sbrrn."
Seim f5nisIibsn YuIais sins IS I'm
10 llbr Ics. 3usrF purbtn bic Sal
men nussstteiIt an Dtputattcntn, bic
itt fCfrrt an ibre Ssrlhisbrnsu 8sst>
msntsr ablisisrtsn. SalO barauf bssab
iih Ter Saifsr ,u pferbs mad benz S6-
uissp!uss, brslsItet BON bsm Srrnprins
gen, allen prtnjsn unb ben frsmbsn 5Os
bsitsn, stfOIst bon ben @snsral .GsIb.
mari&aGtn, ben General. Nbtuianttn,
u. ~.
@lsi&jsitia fubrsn bic 8ailsrin fcipie
bic SSnistn- gBittws, bic 8rOnprtnSsfin
une nut prinJsfinnsn, ssfcl9t ppn IT,
rsn Damsn anb @aSaIisrsn, mad benz
5sfplnb unb nnbmtn I'm paptIcn plab.
Da Fa gass nod bsm 65nisspIube
,Cs, ma&ttn mir uns aud batIu, attr
pts, fam nur bsrisniss wiftn, bsr In
bic @sbtimniFe sinss 3situnss. Gcrrs'
fpcnbsnttn etnssfiibrt III. SIN MttitI'
punt bss Ssifplasss fstt bic Sissss'
SduIt, bic fpdtsrbin ssnnusr bel&rtstsn
wtrr. gn btr 8orperfrOnt bss DENT.
mails, Dor Der Stssss-Glss, II elm ,,lt-
urtiasr YaplIlOn srrthtt, wsI&er bic ale
rbU6Rsn 5srrl6aftsn aufnatu. &s&ts
unb etnts bapun bsinbrn Fb bte pps
bisn fir bic @snsralItdt, bic Stdats>
mtniitsr bic Obsrfrn Spibsn btr Be-
b6rtsn u. (. 10. 5teran fblisbsn lit
bic GfraOtn fir bic 6obsttsn, bic Da.
men pts eouilsnprbtns, bas Diplomatic
foe Corps unO bte ptitsren tiuselabs>
ntn Gbrsnsdfs. @sssniitsr bsm sat'
isr,slt fnb bic Gfrabsn fur bic @siflt&'
tsif tsrstrt6tst. au6srbsm ftnb srpt|
f&sn bsm 8rOai&tn GtatIiHsmsnt unb
Der Sissss.aass srOfs Srtbinsn fur bic
iibrissn 3ur 5sisr ju3ulafsnetn Ysrfc"
usn befimmt. Sn 5olse eines btiOn.
bsrtn ausrbSGRsn Bsfsbks murbe bic
s0n3s NOrbfsits bee 85ntssplubss fir
bas publifum relsrsirt, 70 ba6 bic pd'
raOs. aufltslIuns NIT ben offi,itlltn Srt.
binsn II. {. 10. auf bic iibrissn breI Sst'
ten bss pIubss bsf&rdntt blisb. Der
sanJs GtfpIuB III NIT SannsrR unb
eaubssptnbsn stnsstsst. Rtnes um
oas DsntmaI lIno bic Sufdntsris' &ssI.
msntsr, In Isinsr dubtrsn 1msstuns be
arttusris unb gapallsris aufssfsllt.
Die a.iflt&e 5sisr tpurbt nun rrSFnst
bur6 @sfans bts Dpm&urs, purauf Der
GsIeprOtf Der armss stnt furjs Bttb'
rfbt bislt. Damn, auf Bsfebl bss 8at.
ltrs, srfrlsts bi. Gntbh[Iuns bts Stt-
sssDsntmals. Sn bsm @usenbIide, als
bic 5iIl,n fsltn, prditnttrtsn alIs Srup'
pen NIT ,5urrnb", ale Sambpurs fdlu,
srn unO bic RuRf&5rt fpitItsn n5stl
Dir i'm Stsssstran;." .@Isi&,sitis per.
l0l suEOutnf&hfe unb bas
@stdut ultr @lcdsn ben fritrGitsn
Nsmsnt. Damn rurbs bon bsm Dom.
dor, NIT SssIsituus bsr ItiIttdrmuFf,
,,Nun canfrt @ae @utr etfunssu.
Rad Der Gutbaauns foIsis sinr Yarabs
Der psriammsItsn Sruppsn, tpsIte In bic
Sttsss.glIst b,flirttu, no wtr aud
wisesr @tlsssnbsit tattsn, ben satfsr,
aronprtn', prtnS Carl, NUltle, Biz
mari unN dIIs antsrfn 9U4siten su fstsn.
H (ShIu6 fpIat.l U8
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-10-02
[. @Qrh Giaenthntlt .

Das @istntbum bss Srn. BilIiams, etpa
az GuB GrOnt bel 60 6ue tirt bas untere She'll
;u Stcres unb bas pbtrt 5btil 3u @pbnunaen
tineeri6tft pirb unttr isbr bi[Iiasn SsbinaIu-
gen gum 8srfauf angsbpttn. Hur Gin fIsiuer
6btil bes 9aufseEbss pirb anbe,abIt, bsr Rtlf
fam fir So Sabre auf abIHIass,abIuuas
fsbtn bIttbsn. NGbsrs ausfunft ertbstlt
f7tIfm .. Q. Wrisbt
IN Der ;tptittn Ratipnal Sanf. Serautou, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-10-02

S&sins sur SefSrberuns BON pa0asiersn
bon nne na6 allen @esenben Dsutl6lanbs
nbber S6pti, nit Dampf- pber StsslS S@if-
fen iibsr antpsrpen, 8rtnisn, Santbure, Sapre,
etperpppl &c. AZ bebeuttnb ermGbistsu prtifen.
NusjabIuneen bur@ pUf. .4upriiungsn burt
ben RprbbeutIhsn 9lppb mad bem NOrbbeut-
lben Sunb, 8aiern, DiirttsmbsrG 8abtn,
Sehen, eursmburs, ben Riebsrlanbtn, DGnt-
mari, S6psbtn unb NOripeeen.
9tlber fir unftre 8eHnuns In DeutIG-
lamb rinbfjablt tpfrben In Sob pbsr @eeenr
pertb In paptrr BON unS pergiitti.
BrllmaGten, Niietbss unb Raufs aontrafte,
9freinieie StaattH p6iIe &c. aussffertist.
SIR ale bur& uns brlCrsten @ef&Gfts tpirb
snrantirt.
6mt9 BtIb. Q. 8isfsI u. 60.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-10-02
Sarlt Su berfanfelt {:

Dislslbe Iisst in Ssfftriun 5ownIrip, 9u-
jtrne County, unb b. fftbt aus SO Nder, NIT
tinfni enirn Sauie, SGeusr, S6peineifalI
nnb allen nStbieen GnssbGubsn barauf. Cine
WpIipreiis. ;abIrsi&e @epfsIb6ums unb tine
cute AutIIe reints @aTtr rabe brm Sauie.
Die Sauerri lifst tine babe Deile BON Rc.
81 Der prnnIyISania 8apn unb f2 ReiIeu
BON SCRANTON. Die SuIIffGnbiss Ginri6tuna
nre ber game 9iebfanO peresn nit ssriauff.
gldtsrsn 9tf&tiO srtbsiIt Safpb 9.
Q 1mtb, Gissrtbiimsr. If
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-10-02
g t ats 1icee 9 t.
8ar Ri@tr ttr Suprtns Court;
ames q. eubIow,
.a.. BON pblabtlpbia.

GHr staats S9asmeifsr:
Granets W. 6utatn n,
Ron Gassbdny. : 'ea
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-10-02
PETER GUNSTER,
MGbel SGnSler
uub
2et6ens 8eiOrger,

Oh q 0IU IdChdWHhHd AFU'y
ssist bitrnit btm publifum an, bab tT bas fri.
bsT ppH De. g. GpIpin gsfibrtt NlDbfl.@s,
fh6ft iibtrnpmmtn bat unb piro lt bemiibtn.
atIt Isint aunbsn burh bic bfft auepabl p(u
itetr art RSbtIn ;ufrirbsn su atIItH.
YefeIIuEstn uHb Rfparatursu aufs prumPs
tsft duserfdbrt.
SO uiads bitrmit has ttulfHt publifum
NOD dufmsriIam bae Id nit BEN friibtr &C.,
fiibrtsu @sltdftt ui4t mtbr In gsrbtnsuns
lftbe.
Dlsin Gsi$SftsIOFaI u 3f6 eada. ass.
5I72 ptter @uufer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-10-02
WtG6eln /! WSbcln {! !
@rief;er & 60.

SOC eadapanua aSt., Habt gBafbiHstpn aSt,
ssisen bisrmit bfm btutI@en pubIifum an, eaB
lie fbr 9tfH6ft ua@ ibTem tfentu ntutn @e-
b6ubs nd1ft Sbart pcu iHrrm friitfrsu plabs
perltet babtn.
Dem artbrttn pubIiluH fur btsbtriesn GU
fpru& baHftuN, etbtH MIR tueIti@ bic Beri@-
eruu6, bay mir unItrt auubtn aud In 9uEunft
rttn unb tilia btbitutu perben.
Rtparaturfn prompt ausetfibrt.
GbtniU sHptsbItu MIR uie als ettHsHbeier,
aer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-18
TEXAS ITEMS.

The Texas State Fair offers premium
of $500 for the best steam pillow.
--Grasshoppers are provokingly abund.
ant in tho Western part Of the State.
The bill abolishing the state police
passed the House by vote Of IA to O.
Good.
The State Gazette says that nearly oil
vegetation in the vicinity of Austin was
killed by the frost on Tuesday night
The Dem ocratic administration OF
San Antonio is paying oil the city debt At
the rate Of $4,000 per month.
From source entitled to full credit,
we learn that the U. S. Frontier Commits
sion NOW at Eagle Pass will be in San
Antonio between the 26th and 2Gth Of
April. ~ ~
Eleven hundred head Of beeves crossed
the Brazos in this city, on Sunday bound
for Kansas. ,ttslN
--Grasshoppers by the million, abound
ut San Antonio; TOO small to fly as yet,
but total destruction of vegetables
and crops apprehended before they
leave.
An immense immigrant train com
prising eighty wagons passed through
Dennison last week, bound for the interior
Of Texas.
Cotton is reported by the Sentinel to
be one foot high about Brownsville, but
complains Of want of rain.
Two thousand besyes in one drove
started from Golad, last week, for Ne
braska.
Andrew Melville, the wounded State
policeman at Lampassas, died Of his
wounds on the 9th ult So says the Dis
patch.
We learn that the red devils made q
raid a few nights since, into the country
in the vicinity Of the Cochina almost
ninety miles from town. and gobbled up
some sixty horses belonging to Mr., Nc
Coy, and others. No arrests were made,
but the matter will be Investigated ,--San
Antonio llorald.
1t will be seen by the following that
the editorial convention is called TO meet
in Houston, on the 9th of May.
PRESS CONVENTION. --ln pursuance to
the authority vested IN the undersigned,
by the constitution Of the Press AssOcia-
ton of the State Of Texas, q convention is
called ct Houston on Friday, the 9th Of
May. 1t is desirable that every press in
the State should be represented and every
member of the association in attendance.
j. D. ELLIOTT, Pres ident
Austin, April 2, 1873
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-18
An Attack on the NIodOcs
Hourly Expected
NO IMPROVEMENT IN THE CON-
DITION OF THE POPE.
Associated Press Dispatches 10 the Dali
..t las Daily Herald.

AUSTIN, April II.
HOUsE.-Mr. Cook introduced bill re-
gardtng the pensioning of surviving per-
sons who were engaged in the Texas Rev.
oution. The bill caused much discussion
and was referred to select committee
Mr.. Brown, of Dallas, as usual, made quite
speech. lie wished the passage of a
correct and judicious bill, that only de-
serving ones should be pensioned. The
rest of the time was consumed in the con-
sidefation of private bills.
SENATE.-The Senate referred its regu-
lar list of bills, and postpOning all else to
hear Hon. A. G. Hamilton, in favor of
Stewart who had occupied the floor three
hours yesterday evening, and last night
he concluded. To-day, when brought on,
it was moved to postpone finally. 1t is
charged that the: Radicals wanted to await
the departure of Senator Evans on leave
of absence. The Senate adjourned by one
majority. GUESS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-18

1t is difficult to know at what moment
love begins; it is less difficult to know
it has begun. A thousand heralds pro.
claim it to the listening ear, q thousand
messengers betray it to the eye. Tone,
act, attitude and look, the signals upon
the countenance, the electric telegraph Of
touch, all these bctray the yielding cita-
del before the word itself is uttered,
which, like the key surrendered,
opens every avenue and gate of entrance,
and renders retreat impossible.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-18

WASHINGTON, April l7.--Noon--Wm. B
Donaldson, the Oldest negro minstrel and
clown in the United States, is dead.
Three thousand passengers were detain-
ed at Omaha by the snow storm.
SNOW STORM.
OMAHA, April 1.-THE storm covered
strip 800 miles wide, the worst ever
known in this section The track will be
cleared to-day. $40. .sr..--t
HALIFAX, April ia letter says Eng
land will spend half million sterling on
ih0 Notifications of Halifax.
REPORTED MURDER OF SIR SAMUEL BAKER
AND WIFE.
LONDON, April ia painful rumor
comes from Alexandria, Egypt to the eff
feet that Sir Samuel Baker and wife had
been murdered in the interior of Africa
by the natives. Sir Samuel Baker, ac-
cOmpanied by his wife took an Egyptian
expedition up the File.
A number of severe thunder storms &C.
CURED yesterday in Wales, The crops
are injured and several persons struck by
lightning and killed. The weather is
fair and favorable 10 crops.
MADRID, April 1.-THE rumor of min
isteral crisis is denied.
NASHVILLE April l7,-Wm. Henry
Smith, Agent ofthe Western Associated
Press at Nashville, and an old journalist
ofthis city, died this morning after pro-
tracted illness.
TROOPS FOR GRANT PARISH.
NEw ORLEANS, April Ill is under
stood that one hundred Metropolitans,a rm-
ed as infantry, and battery of two Ma
poleons, left this city for the interior; it is
q supposed for Colfax, the Federal authori-
ties having refused troops after repeated
application. t'isi isaItm sti .''sl ~
New York. April H.-Jay Gould has
been summoned before the grand jury to
testify regarding usury'
One Of the gas strikers has been SEN
fenced to the peuitentiary for assault.
The Government sold one million and q
half of gold to-day.
FRANKFORT, April l7.-Advices from
Henry county report three of the ku klux,
wounded in the recent adventure, died Of
wounds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-18

THO trial of Scott, Horrell and Griz-
zlc, under writ of habeas corpus, before
Judge Turner, at Georgetown, resulted IN
the discharge of Grizzell from CUSTODIAN
the refusal of bail TO the other parties,
Scott and Horrcll. - Lampassas Dispatch.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-18

WASHINGTON, April l7.-NoOn--Wm. B
Donaldson, the Oldest negro minstrel and
clown in the United States, is dead.
Three thousand passengers were detain-
ed at Omaha by the snow storm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-21
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The governor has refused to commission
the newly elected county commissioners
in this state, on the ground that there is
no law in force authorizing him to issue
such commissions. Tho revision commit
tee of the general assembly, now in ses-
sion at Springfield, has prepared a bill,
giving effect to that portion of the consti-
tuition providing for the election of county
commissioners, defining tho manner in
which the boards shall be organized, fix
ing the number OF sessions TO be held an /.
nually, etc. There is no doubt the legi,-
lature will enact the bill Of the commit.
tee.
The question now arises, Was the cleo
ton Of commissioners at the late election
legal, and will the commissioners elect
qualify and organize after the enactmen.
of bill providing, as is required by the
constitution, for the election and organi.
cation of county commissioners With
tho present light we have on the sutject
We believe the election was legal and that
the boards elect may organize under law
to be eenacted hereafter. Tho question
is, howNer an open one.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-21
REDUCED.

County Clork Lynch wrote to Auditor
Lippencott few days ago in relation TO
levies Of taxes on assessment Of this year
for paying interest on registered bonds of
this county and CITY, and has received n
reply containing corrected rates "a reduc'
ton Of nearly one half, viz: 80 cents on
each Sio0 valuation for the county and As
cents for city. "Theso rates. says the
auditor, "are intended to provide for pay
ing interest on sos, 900 bonds issued by the
city in aid of tho Cairo and Nincennes
railroad, falling due as follows; $500
January /, 1874; $4,000 July !, 1874;
$500 January /, 1876 or before the taxes
can be received from next levy.'
II, now, tho county court and city coun-
ell will knock of their levy for this same it,
tcrcst, and reduce tho levy on the Cairo
and St. Louis railroad bonds to provide
interest for $39, 900 for the county ana the
same amount for the city, instead Of for
100000 for each, the bond-tax goose will
hang high and all things in connection
with it will be as lovely as could DO ex-
pected under the circumstances.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-21
FROM nj Il MpHIS.

COTTON BURNED.
The cotton that burned on the barge
Belle of Alton ut Vicksburg yesterday
was insured here for $4,000,
SHOT ny AN ASSASSIN.
Peter Bargett, q wealthy planter rcsid.
ing at Colt Island 20 miles bslow here,
while riding home yesterday in company
with Major w. Goodshaw, was shot by
an assassin concealed in the cano and in-
stantly killed. Major Goodshaw was
dangerously wounded. The weapon used
was a shot gun loaded with buck shot.
Certain parties are suspected but as YET
there has been no arrests.
VINCENT CoLYER.
Vincent Colyer left to-day for Montgom.
cry, Alabama, and cambridge, Georgia
to inquire into the rayages of tho yellow
fever and destitution attending tho late
scourge.
THE WAGES
of employees on the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad will be reduced 20 per cent
tomorrow. 1t is thought there will be a
strike in consequence.
RIVER is FALLING
slowly. Weather cloudy and warm. Ar.
rived: ii. 9. Yaeger, st. Loui.; Ella
White, river. Departed: Kate Kinney
and Ouachita Belle, Now Orleans.