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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22
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sherman, Gen, Davis reports fight with
the Indians on the 10th inst The Indiana
we've whipped and ran away. Mounted,
troops are in pursuit AMI have not been
heard from since the 18th inst, Gen, J. NJ,
Schoteld commanding.
New York, May 2l--Arrivei- City
Havana, Cal fornia, Bremen, Specie ship
nents to-day, million dollars. Cover
ment bought million bonds,
GOVERNMENT sALEs
Tomorrow tho Treasury will sell one
million five hundred thousand dollars
gold, and notice has been given that one
half the amount must be- paid for in legal
lender notes, This novel requirement Of
the Treasury has caused good deal of
comment, aud the right of the Secretary to
make the demand Is not conceded by all.
PHILADELPHIA, May gl.--A cotton mill
at Glen Riddle, Delaware, burned; loss
$4,000
suGr FOR DAMAGES.
New 0RlEANr May 2l.-rhe gun store
of Bouron, II foreigner, was gnlled by
mob on March 9th, lie brought sui
against tho city, claiming 100000 Judge
Durroll decided the city had no police I'M
der its control, therefore is not RESPONSE
! be-
OUR GUESTS.
GALVESTON, May 2l.-The Congressional
excursionisis had grand reception last
evening ut Tremont Opera House,
RELIGIOUS ASSEMBLY.
LITTLE Rock, May 2l.--Thc report of
the Committee on Foreign Correspondence,
relative to improving friendly relations
between synod Of Reformed church and
assembly, was unanimously adopted.
The affairs of the Presbyterian Printing
House NJ Richmond, was made The special
order for to-day. Records of synods of
Nashville, Mississippi, North Carolina,
Georgia, Virginia and Arkansas were APP
proved
A communication was read from Scott
delegates stating the reason for their non
attendance, in which they regretted the
Assembly met SO far away as Little Rock,
and they extended congratulations to the
Assembly
CRITICAL CONDITION OF THE ropE.
RRUssELs Moy Ala special to tbs
Independence Beige says the Pope had II
severe attack, and is in danger of Ccal'
from sudOcation. The Cardinals in the
Vatican are ready to provide for any emer-
gency, Cardinal Palries prcsidos.
TUE CARLIsTs.
The Carhsts and Don Alpbonso cap
turcd San Alnaka in the Province of Lc-
veda. The cOmmandant surrendered on
condition that the lives Of the men should
be spared. Notwithstanding the terms of
the Carlisls, they butGherel prisoners
CABLE REPAIRED.
LONDON, May 2l,-The French cable.
which was broken POS miles from Brest,
has been repaired,
TROUBLES OF CORRESPONDENT.
HAVANA, May 2l.--Price, q Herald cor
respondent, was arrested and placed in
Fort Cabane. Visitors are excluded aud
the cause Of arrest is unknown.
FROM LITTLE ROCK.
A special from Little Rock reports The
political situation quiet, and the miitia
disbauded.
ALMOST An ACCIDENT.
NEw YORK, May 2l.--The engineer Of
the New York Central rai'rl0l, running
the 1870 p. N.uain, discovered a malicion.-
~ plaecd Tie on The rack The engine
went or but The decreased speed saved the
train.
TuT pOLARIs
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AUSTIN, May q.
Morning Session.--Tho rules
were suspended, when the finance corn
mittee made majority report, ccncurring
in the foriy.lhrec bonds fteudulently OBJ
tanned by the conduct Of New York re-
port, which e1ous Hhiie State and Dor
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Is Napoleon dead2 correspondent Of
tho Paris Figaro says no, and that the per-
son inferred at Chislehurst is a counter
felt emperor while the real Bonaparte is
travelling through France, testing the pO-
litical feelings of the people,
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Wei:Iher Report.
PEOBAglLlTIEs.

WASHINGTON, May 2l.--For Tennessee,
calf States and South Atlantic States,
sothwesierly winds, rising barometer
partly cloudy and clearing weather and
occasional rain.
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Tho President diiects that the depart
ments close on the so h, when the soldiers
graves will be decorated.
The President appointed Collectors War
rem Bush, St. Marks, and John Sect, st.
Johns, Florida.
MADRID, May 2l.-Later dispatches say
that only six volunteers were butchere1 at
Iowa Jusa.
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New 0RLEANr, May 2l.-rhe gun store
of Bouron, Foreigner, was gulted by
mob on March 9th, llc brought suit
against the city, claiming 100000. Judge
Durrcll decided the city had no police I'M
der its control, therefore is not RESPONSE
HE
National Republican., 1873-03-07

We HAVE RECEIVED the frst and second
numbers Of the Graphic, tho new Illustrated
afternoon paper In New York. Tho typo
graphical appearance Of the paper is very
fino, and tho matter excellent. Tho Hrst
Illustration Ia ON Illuminated title page, en-
titled The Graphic Prologue" The other
cuts are Con. Grant and Vice President
Wilson. which We cannot say arc good
The "collatlon Of tho Second Connecticut
Regiment might rs well have been
called anything else for all the
Idea It gives Of that Interesting event
THE Old Guard on to the Inauguration" Is
better. "a Lesson in Charity" Is really good
The cartoon on the eighth page entitled ''Thc
CephalOpod, or Terrestrial Devil Fish," In
which the arms Of tho monster are labeled
with the names Of the leading railroad lines
Of the country-two or three Of them strAng-
ling a female agurc Intended to typify the
country-is 4 wcll-Concelved and suggestive
illustration. Altogether the Graphic Is u
valuable addition to our daily journalism,
and Is well worthy Of support.
National Republican., 1873-03-07
PRRaOyAI.

- Rev. Mr.. Alger's life of Edwin Forrest viii
soon be completed.
-."IOtta" is on her way to rll an engagement
at Melbourne, Australia.
- State Senator James, OF Kentucky, IA callet
"the magnificent nre-eater from Oblon."
Nearly all the officers Of Victor Emmanucli
household are equipped with American wives.
- Mr.. Aver, of North Madison, Ohio, has
chair which was brought over In the Maynower
1t Is said General Banks has one or two re
muneratlye Offers from business men In New
YORK.
- Mr.. Dilllard Ricketts,, Of Indianapolis, has be
come insane, and has been removed TO the insane
asylum for treatment
= Miss Ella lawson having passed the re,
qured examination, has been made bachelor
Of science and letters IN Paris.
: Hiram Fuller q again at the surTace. lie Il
which ladies' may become members.
= Mrs. Florence, now at tho Convent OF the
81. Augustine Slsters, near Paris has composed
a mass, which was sung for the nrst time on
Christmas eve.
q. W. Carleton, the wel-known publisher,
has gone to enjoy himself among the orange
groves and In the delightful climate Of Bermuda,
for few weeks.
- Mrs, Cassius N. Clay has purchased the resi-
dence Of VIM. War1eld, esq, on Broadway IN
Lexington, Ky, at $4,000, and will take up her
residence In that city.
The Prince OF LichensteIn wants TO Riye
refuge In his princlpallty 10 the Jesults and nuns
driven from Germany, but tho lAndtag wont
sanction his proposition.
Mrs. Alice c. Clymer, the favorIte niece and
principal legatee OF the Cary sisters, died re-
Gently at Jacksonville, Fla. She Ia one OF the
last surviving members Of the family.
"A brother OF the young Duchesse dc Luynes,
the announcement Of whose contemplated mar.
Rage with the Duo d,Aumale Is making a str in
Paris, served In the Confederate army under
Gen. Beauregard.
John Z. owens manager refused 10 admit
the eflcent police force at Columbus, Ca, and
the audience testified It's approval OF the play by
applanding with pistols. The effect is said 10
have been unique. Several workmen are now
engaged IN the hilarious work OF extracting bull
lets from the proscenium.
ON the occasion OF their recent Joint benefit
In New Orleans, Beckett and EdOuln, OF the
Lydia Thompson troupe, were the recipients OF
two bouquets containing $3.50 each, while the
former received bottle containing gallon and
a half OF champagne, aud the latter a beautIfui
ring and walklnR-cane,
- The engagement OF Kate Field as New
York HeTdids editorial writer moves the Star 10
"What would the old man have said TO
such an innovation as that7 And how the fair
council OF long agor HAlr-plns and boddlces,
what a row there would have been!7
"A board Of naval civil engineers Is convened Of
the Navy Department having important matters
with nayy-yard improvements under
7. 3. Sanger, president OF the board, entertained
these otiicefs, with few select friends az his
residence In Georgetown on Monday evening
last
National Republican., 1873-03-07
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

u wAsHR0IoN, D. O, FebruIry y, is5a
on the peuuQu ot l. HALL CoyEL, Of Brooklyn,
y, praytns toT the eItenalon q patent grSntsd
ment In Hydro Carbon Napor Apparatus,
IL u ordered that the testimony In the case be
elosed on the s9th day OF April next; that ths
time for hlinF arguments aud the EIAmlners report
be limited To the 9th day oi May next and
next
Any PsTSSu ma, oPyGsf Saa .hls sEtSP,ion
National Republican., 1873-03-07

We CONTINUE rurs MORNING to print the
plh Of the opinions Of the Journals Of the
country upon tho second inaugural Of the
President. Tho general tonO, 1t will bc por-
celyed, is exceedingly favorable. In fact, no
document Of tho kind has been more gen.
orally commended for tho last thirty years.
National Republican., 1873-03-07

rusincss Hours ut the Executive nInnsies.
ChT u. Nh " March tAs Prcsideni piR devote
hsJtrenoon, Vm 800 to 10 OeiOct, TO Senator'S and
NcmS7a The osnerdl reception " VISITORS IN the
afternoon from 10 10 2, TiR b, discontinued, and
only hoS Tho hare Important busin<S rH b
diiolrsd ihttFristrs.
National Republican., 1873-03-07
STATES PATENT OFFICE,

y WAsWS0ToN, D. O., Feb "a, IsTa
On the. petition Of JoeHuA o, SToDpARp, OF Lock
port. N, Y, praying for the extension OF a patent
granted TO him on the 18th day Of June 1850 and To
issued the La day Of June, 1862 for an Improve.
ment In machines for Making Hay!
II 4 ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the Gth day Of May nelt; that the
bo limited 70 the 9th day OF June next, and That
said petition be heard on the llth day Of June
Any person may Oppose iaie extension.
mh1Msw ii. D. LEG0ETT, Commissioner,
National Republican., 1873-03-07
THE SPRING ELECTIONS.

Three State elections will be held within
the next month, viz; In New Hampshire, on
March II; In Rhode Island, on April g. and
in Connecticut, on April :. In New Hamp.
shire Governor, railroad commissioner and
three Representatives in the Forty-thlrd Con-
gross will be elected.
In Rhode Island the election will he for
Governor, State officers and members OF the
Legislature, the Congressmcn having been
elected last November.
Connecticut elects a Governor, State OIL
GERS members Of the Legislature and four
Representatives In Congress. The contest Is
closc In that State, but the leading Rcpubli-
can journals seem to he confident OF victory.
National Republican., 1873-03-07

THE New York Times, II would seem, eau
not make an allusion to Congress without
committing an amusing blunder. \ few
days ago 1t told US that the session would die
at noon on Monday. And now II says;
meanwhile, members OF the Forty ninth Con-
gress are hurrying homewArd, and Mr.. ColfaX Ia
TO make another 'eNplanation" OF Oakes Ames'
charges at South Bend. We hope he will be able
to make good his original statement profered In
the same place.
II Ia to be hoped that the members OF the
Forty-nlnth Congress will not be compelled
to read the Times.
National Republican., 1873-03-07
TrN1TED STATES PATENT orF1cF

Y wAsHIsoToS. D. O., Feb. q, Is7a
On the petition Of WILLIAM BEAUMEsT, Of Phila.
delphia, Pa, praying for tho extension OF patent
granted to him on the 18th day Of June, 1850 Tor an
Improvement In Gas Hetorts
II IL ordered that the teatimony In the case be
closed on the Nlh day of May nett that the time
for nling arguments and the Examiners report bo
limited to the 9Th day Of June next and that said
petition be heard on the iith day Of June noKt.
Any person may oppose this extension.
mhl, ,b3w st. D LE00ETT, COmmisstoner
National Republican., 1873-03-07
TIE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

published cvery Saturday morning, and ia fur
nishcd TO subscribers at the following rates ont
cOiy one year, "a; three copies one year, eb; ten
copies one year, sib: single copies, In Wrappers.
cguta
National Republican., 1873-03-07

0rR LATEST ADvIcEs from New Orleans
report that peace now relgns In that city.
National Republican., 1873-03-07

az Al cunuubioHuUbs, Nl'hu on business
for publication. should be addressed TO wM J. Nun
tNIn. PruI rictor NLrioSAL RrrupIicAH, Washing
ton. H. g.
National Republican., 1873-03-07

Az APPROPRIATION for new building for
the Congressional Library did not pass. as
stated by some Of our cotempornries.
National Republican., 1873-03-07
BOARDING.

g SPACloUs ROOMS AND PARLORS, HOUSE
y nrpt class, heated throughout hot and cold
water ~ each room; baths, A. comfortable homsi
~ PER week, fib per month, Romantic yiFw of the
Potomac; 80 Twenty .hrstst Rofercnccs mhSSw'
DOARDING.-BOARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
ID ROOMS, In gool locality, convenient 10 ne
Executive Departments. Apply at sis Twelfth
National Republican., 1873-03-07

TnE SATURDAY RECEPTIONS Of Mrs. Grant
have been discontinued for the season.
National Republican., 1873-03-07

twenty-five cents por line Advertisements under
the head Of "Tor Sale or Rent ""wantod" Lost and
Pound" and Personal" twelve and half cents per
lima
National Republican., 1873-03-07
MERCHANTg LINE OF sTKAMsHIPs

H.. IMAs,HIINgoT6E va ,I AiP NEW York.
KNIGHT and JOHN .pIBs0N Sl Rs9 l.
FSsESSs PSts ESSsSSssVw sSsw wTY6FkIK Y6hkIl x JfR,SF
WARRINGTON, aud GEORaETOWN,
a. iolleysi Leave Now York from Pier b East River.
II m. ~ -aAN N"s -
For full information, apply 10 RIP. A. DRNHAM.
AGENT oihee and wharf foot OF High street. 1ieorsre,
town. OF ~ the corner Of Seventeenth street and
NeH, i2rk avenue J.W, THOMPSON,
leIlu President.
National Republican., 1873-03-07
STEAMSHIP LINES.

$Ss fS$s .nS VIII iar5sia.;S S$EtSS S$StSs A
DAY and SATURDAY. from Pier Is,
North River. New Yort. Rates Of PassAge-Cabin.
steesase, t2 Qnscnstown IAyerpopll qlasEow. Lon
cy; prepaid certificates from above ports, an eur
rency sight DIafts op presl britain and ireland
for sale. Apply to JOHN q, DALE Agent is broad.
wAy. " Y. MIDDLEflJS : I'd
feba6 II Waahins+on
National Republican., 1873-03-07
ARGR INTEREST ON AIONHY.
CHICAGO.
T1iB MUTUAL TRUST co.,
Capital, S3OO,OOO,

Especial Charter Of the State Of nllnois.)
Preaident, THOS. n. bryan, founder OF the N.
deity Safe Depository, Chicago
~ Vice PresidsnL JOHN q. HAINEs eI Mayor Of
This Institution invests funds In purchase of Chi.
Aso real estate also I'm loane at ten OI per cent In
sums o. not lees than 81 90 received and Invested
.,. nave oeep made t9r clients BY the ahoye
or eapitAlists both IN loans At 10 per cent net aud
IN puryhAAea not dollar Of either PRINCIPAL or In,
person or by letter TlIOS III NilYAN
During Winter At ltgT Massachusetts, avenue Wash.
inston, u. o., and during summer at fidelity SAy.
inss Bank aud Safe Depository, Chicago de8am
NoTlCE-TIlAT L. 8 JUsTI, Sls d STRICT,
1 between Sixth and seventh streets northwest,
sells custom made second hand Clothing at lass than
haf the cpet Of ready made new Ones. n B-Heoond.
hand el9thins Of kinds bought at fair cash pricea
National Republican., 1873-03-07
PuBLIsHED EVERY MORNING.
ny ". J. MURTAan
Ali "a furnished to subscriberH tby cArricrs) at
conts per month.
RATES OF ADVERTISING

Mail Subscribers, $500 per year; $40 for sir
Uuths, and taCO for three months, invariably IN
National Republican., 1873-03-07

LuIzrct-t Circulation of ANY
NIoininp Paper in the DIE
triut of Columbia.
National Republican., 1873-03-07

IL Goods delivered fres Of all charges.
~ The above are New York prices.
- Ptnts Of the above Wines extra ea,
coin per case, except kruH a. Co., which u
TIME PURCHASES must be closed by
National Republican., 1873-03-07
For Trade or Sale.
CO uNTRY sEAr
oUsE FOR SALE.

Inc large FoUR.sToRY HOUSE. with three
story extension, US y street, nearly new. twenty
stable In rear. The whole property. hA been re-
Senuy Sesny pnt " conpls,,e Telar, and Is very Con.
houEe. VIII be sold low. Inquire at Freedman 5
Be1h, .ope9Site Tressnry, fsnnsylraniA avenue
National Republican., 1873-03-07

". g. HuurAun. Editor aud Proprietor.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-08-16
Middletnwn
Ely S Addition.

owner Lot Blk Amt
U Gouge B IA 4s1
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-08-16
Choice Wines and Liquors,
BRANCH STORE
In DULUTH, ON BAY Dock.

CTATE or WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOUGLAS
> Ia Circuit G art
William Phelps, Orreu Staples, William II. Brace
part es under the firm name Of ". Phelps and Co.
against
Richard G. Coburn and Charlotte n Coburn, his wife
BY virtue and IN pursuance GA JUDGMENT Of fore
closure and sale rendered IN the above enttl canse
81 the four zenith day Of December A. D. 1872 10y
which 1t deere d, that he mortgag d premises
hereinafter described. so much thprett may he
sufficient to raise the OF S24g4 30 due to the
plaintiffs for principal, interest and Sis said
be sold public auction, by under the drec ion "a
the sheriff of said Cuuny, shall ON the Doth day 81
September 1873, mt ten O'Clock in tn forenoon. sine
front door OF the Court IL in the Il Superior
in said County, uffer for sale aud sell al tubc auction
t. the highest bidder the f,lIowug described Z
gagged premises 81 in the town Of Superior County
of Douglas aud state OF HIscunsiu, Y: Lots tyC
= four "a and six 90 upon Quettc Pier with the
steam saving mill ant its appu7teuauces together
with other ct ectons and buildings thereon. Also lois
two hundred eighty-uinr esq two hundred ninety
ve $3.50 txo ht udred mn ty-seyeu (231) on VI est
Third street u in the village OF Superior, in said
Town. according 80 the recorded plat Of Superior in
the uffice If Register Of Deeds for said County
OF Douglas. JAMES NEWTON. Sheriff,
Douglas County, Wis
II. HAYES Plaintiffs Attorney
Dated August IS, 1873. aue1Gsep27
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-08-16
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN COUNTY OF DOUG
1 ias-Circuit Court, 18th Judicial District.
Lottie Ripley, Plaintiff,

Charles A. Leagle, Thomas A Scott Thomas Hoyoake,
George b. kinkead, William b. kInkead, John
Payne Jr. George ". Riggs, Henry f. SpWldiHg,
James l., Anthony, james b. Beck, Ruth Wcisi-
ger, Oscar II. BurbTidge, kebecca :. Burbrjdge
William Cox L. W. Anderson, Jr., James ;. RiJch
ie. David Quinn, George W. Norton, NJ c. Smith
. Lucy j. Walker, Geo. g Culver, Isaac Bernhemer
Mat Turuey. jeanette A. Smith Charlotte VI. yer
Edward Fompkips aud Jesse J. Bright, Defendants
The plaintiff Lottie Ripley for her cause # action
against the above named defendants says That she is
now and for 4 tong time has been the owner in ice
simple of the following described lands situate in the
County Of Douglas ia the State Of Wis ousIn and be>
ing an undivided one fourth "a of the east half of
th. northeast quarter and oi the east half If the
southeast quarter of section twenty-five (25) Towns
shin + rty nine (49) Range fourteen cd est and
that she Is entitled The possession Of sud premises.
And she further says that TIE di defendants uu~
lawfully withhold the possession thereof from her to
her damage in the sum of one Ihpus aud dollars
Wherefore said llainuh demands insgnIeut against
said defendants for said Of one thousand dollars
her damages aforesaid, and for the possession OF
said premises. tNsiGN >iEAh>S,
and THDS. CLARK,
iuHl Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-08-16
- 0~-4 -An.

4 SAD DEATH.-0ne Of the subscribers to
this pager, Esquire ?. ]. Peterson of Fondu-
lac, Mimi, an old citizen of this region, and
well known to most of our residents, met
with a terrible death on last Wednesday
night. 1t seems that Mr.. Peterson had been
summoned to Duluth as petit juror, and hay
ing been excused, started home by the even
ing train. All accounts agree that the I'M
fortunate man was under the influence of liq-
uor Instead of continuing on to Fondulac
he got off, by mistake or design at Oneota.
Starting TO walk home on the track, he had
gone but half mile, when he appears to
have lain down, and was run over by the
Freight train due at Duluth at 1880 PM.
Here his remains were found by the passen-
ger train from St. PaGi next morning, and
after being taken TO Duluth, and viewed by a
Coroner's jury, were sent to Eondulac on
Thursday afternoon. The remains when
found, exhibited a sad spectacle the head
and left arm being torn from the body, the
former completely crushed, the right arm
broken and cut, the lower part of the trunk
cut and bruised very badly. Mr.. Peterson
leaves a wife and six children to mourn the
sad and sudden taking away Of the husband
and father.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-08-16

Mr. Bella Brooks brought to our office yes
terday from his farm on the Nemadji, sin
gle tussock of Timothy, about four feet high,
comprising 10l stalks with well developed
heads. He thinks as we also do, that it was
the product of one seed. 1t can be seen at
our office. There is no better grass country
to be found anywhere than in this locality.
Timothy Glover, the native Blue Joint, as
well as the famous Blue grass of Kentucky,
all flourish in the Superior region.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-08-16

OUR Member of Congress, DR.. McDill, this
week visited Superior. Personal obser-
walton will enable him to form an accurate
and comprehensive opinion as to the wants
of this, the northernmost section of his con
stituency. A rapid glance at the Bay of Su-
perior, disclosed to him the admirable natur-
al harbor and frontage, and the improve
ments now going on in dredging and in com
plotting the magnificent government works at
the Superior entry. Also was made appar-
ent the part which canals, dykes and break
waters have played within the past few years
in the history of the head of the Lake.
We were gratifed to see the pains taken
by our distinguished representative to obtain
complete information upon all matters affect
ing the interests of this part of the district,
and do most earnestly commend the sensible
and statesmanlike course of coming to see,
instead of relying upon other and less trust
worthy means of knowledge.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-08-16

WE have one mineral spring in this place,
if rot more. The well on Second St., near
Esquire Wheelock's, gives strong indications
of the presence of Sulphur and Iron. No
ANALYSIS of the waters has been made yet, al
though we expect to record one as soon as
Dr. J. S Graham is prepared to undertake
the chemical examination. Experienced gen
tlemen from abroad have tasted the waters,
and called especial attention to their value,
while families in the vicinity, have in several
cases experienced decided medical benefit
from their use. Superior may yet be the
Saratoga of the Upper Lakes.