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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-09
GENERAL NEWS.
THIRD DRAINING OF THE KENTUCKY LOTTERY

PHILADELPHIA, July S.-David NJ.
Brown died from gunshot inflicted
by Durham Wilson, both colored. The
difficulty was about Browns attention
to Wilson'S wife, Wilson escaped.
JACKSONVILLE, H., July S.-Twelve
and quarter inches of rain fell be-
tween Il and O'clock. Bridges and
rulverts are swept away and great
damage is done to the crops. Spring
wheat is fiat on the ground, and har-
vested winter wheat is sprouting.
BALTIMORE, July S.-1wo boys, aged
four and nine years, were drowned
while bathing
ATCnlsoN, Kan, July S.-The Mis-
souri, river is higher than ever known.
NASHVILLE, July S.-'Seven cholera
deaths Sunday. None Monday.
A special from Dexter Park says:
Sensation won the $1,000 stake. Amer
lean Girl won the first heat; time 30.
HARTFORD, July S.-The defendants
in the Credit Mobilier suits entered
personal appearances in the United
States District Court before Judge Ship
man. They moved a dismissal us re-
SuIutu lnclll, Oh luc Sipuilu VI tiN
want Of jurisdiction Of the court over
defendants residing in New York. The
motion was dismissed but viii be ar
gued at the September term Of court.
Eighty-seven other defendants APP
peared before the counsel.
LOUISVILLE July S,--fhe third
drawing Of the Kentucky Library lot
terry commenced at 8 O'Clock, this
morning. 1t was announced that all
the tickets had been soldand the draw
ing full.
WORCESTER, Mass, DIR. Fontaine, of
Spencer, was held in $4,000 bonds, this
morning, for manslaughter in causing
the death of child by using smallpox
virus for vaccination, instead OF vac
cine matter.
BUFFALO, July S.-Another shock of
an earthquake occurred at 6 o'clock,
this morning. The only damage done
by the shocks of yesterday was the
throwing down of Il chimney in the
center of the city.
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We take this 0ccasiOn TO thanis onr
friends for past inNo.s, ana respect.
Gully cali their atientiou 10 Our i'm
picnSc stock, which we ave just rceeiy-
ing 0ircci from thc prlucipai mHna-
iAciwrers Of Il,c North aud West, pur.
Chmshing direct from first humds tor
cash On ihe spot. and awaiting onr-
Selves OF every advantage by shipping
iu car loads under special contract.
and by eur own labor almost freeing,
ourselves rom store cN pcnscs. W. feel
cOntldcn; Ia our ability 10 osier 10 cur
friends and 10 The public generally our
immense stOcs IA better rates Rnd
mOrc uniformly low fsaurcs than hns
ever before been offered in tt,c interior
Of Texas.
AZ u basis and foundation of our
bussIicas. we guarantee every article 30
bc Rs represented. Or moncy refunded
~ eur expense OF transportation.
Oar success ia bIiS;uess depends en-
tireiy upon establishing u wholesale
trade la Northern Texas. and We onIy
ASA u fair and luipWr;lal TRIAL, and a
close comparison OF uniform prices
with those Of Shreveport, galveston,
and New Orleans with freights added,
and we c.eeriniiy abide by the deci-
sion Of tie same,
ARLINGTON, MARSALIs a 90.
nn1tf
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NEW YORK. /.

NEW YORK, July S.-A Herald spe--
cial announces the perfect health of
Sir Samuel and Lady Baker.
The agent of the lnman line has
telegraphed the agents at Halifax to do
everything, regardless OF expense, for
the passengers wrecked on the steamer
Washington. The baggage, passen-
gers, crew and spare stores have been
safely landed. She had no mails.
Walworth is still in the Tombs, but
win be removed TO Sing Sing to-day.
A dispatch from Winchester Va,
states that while a family named Little
We're at breakfast Saturday, quarrel
arose, when two sons named Oscara and
Lycurgus commenced firing at four 9th
er sons and their mother. The fire
was returned and Oscar was wounded
and captured, and was sent to jail
Clinton was wounded. The mother
will die.
YREKA, July 7.--Three more Modocs
have surrendered. Colonel Lewis, of
Red Bluff, will defend the Modocs be-
fore the commission.
A Havana dispatch says the tele-
graph cable between Cuba and Porto
Rico is working again. Several hum
bred Migrants recently sent to work on
the roads deserted to the insurgents,
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FOREIGN.
TRIAL OF THE BANK on ENGLAND FOgGERS
DETAILS OF THE WRECK OF THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON,
ARREST OF THE GRE OF SANTA CRUZ

LONDON, July S.-'lrue bills have
been found against George Bidwell
Austin Bdwell, George Mcdonald and
Edwin Moves, the bank of England
torgers, and they will he tried at Bailey
in August.
The annual court at Wimbledon will
open to-day.
The Post says the Shah of Persia,
before leaving London, made many
prcsents, including $1,000 to the SER
wants of Buckingham Palace, and Sl2,-
600 to the policemen who were sta
toned there.
PARIS, July SIN the duel between
NJ. Ranc, the Communist, and De Co
pagvac, both wcre-woundod, De CopNg-
vac seriously.
BAYoNNE, July S.--Don Carlos has
ordered the arrest of the Cure of Santa
Cruz.
LONDON, July g. Eighteen Norwe-
gians, belonging TO the German Arctic
Navigation Company's service who
were left on Spitsenbergcn, were found
dead by party which went to their
relief.
HALIFAX, July S,--Ihc steamer City
of Washington left Liverpool on the
9th of June, and saw neither sun nor
stars during her passage. 1t was inn
possible TO make observations.
When she struck, Saturday after
noon, objects could not be seen three
wards ahead. She was going about
nine knots an hour when she stranded.
Perfect ordorprcvailed, Twenty-eight
cabin and four hundred and eighty-one
Storage passengers We're safely landed
by the Ships boat and Il sm,Acratt
attracted By the steamers gun. The
sea was calm mt distance to wind
ward of Il quarter Of Il mile. The YES
seps escape from total destruction, with
all on board, was proVidential.
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Quotations remain as follows:
Hogs SIVUWN UU y" "VVT' To
KITCHENER, GREENE Il Co.
Texas Mutual Tifc EnSuaTnce C0'i-
many. OF GRII CSaOn.


The card OF this popular home com
pany will be found in our columns to-
day. II is the only home liiecompany
in Texas, has ample guarantees for
policy holders, is doing II successful and
safe business, and has the experience
of all other companies without paying
for it. Having II local board III TINS
city, the entire premiums taken in this
district are left here for Investment.
None of its funds go ont of the state
to aid in building up large monopolies
abroad, but are retained at home to as
sist in developing the immense
resources OF our own state.
This company has the lowest rate OF
mortality and the highest rate of IN
terest in the United States, and is ably
managed financially, theoretically and
practically. j. p. Davie, ESQ, one of
the oldest citizens Of Galveston, IS
President Of the company, while Dr.
B. b. Richardson, the Secretary, has
been seventeen years in the life insnr-
ance business, and was formerly con-
pectcd with the old .Etna, of Hartford,
Conn.
Frank Fabj the general agent, is
here, and will remain for some time,
and canvass this district, and we cordi-
ally recommend him and his company
to the people.
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PACIFIC COAST.
WHOLESALE MURDER IN NEVADA

SAN FRANCISCO, July Sat Phoebe,
Nevada, this afternoon, man named
Harrington shot and mortallywounded
five men In the stred, The altorca-
ton originated from Neutrality-suspicious.
ing dog across the street, The ami
nal belonged TO Shoemaker The
presence Of the officers In strong force
alone prevented the lynchng Of llar-
who was arrested by Sheriff
Travis and his deputies after milking u
desperate resistance
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Kansas CITY corresponding.

KANSAS CITY, July D.
To the Editor of The Dallas Herald
Well, the thing is over-I mean the
glorious Fourth. am going to bet on
the patriotism of Kansas City forever
more hereafter, especially the boys,
and some of the girls.
TWO TONS
of squibs, more or less, were used up
by the boys yesterday. From mid
night of the Sd to midnight of the 4th,
the squihs were popping, and Uncle
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Kansas CitN live Ntoch MarkeI.

KANSAS VIIN, July ~
Cattlc-Receipts 462 shipments 524
Prices to-day have been firm at former
quotations, and transactions have been
quite brisk. Sales were: 1902 cofn-lcd
Texan steers, av 1885 lbs, at 81 10; "A
green Texan cows, ny SOP lbs, NJ 81 ~
- fair Texan steers and cows, ay 10
lbs, at 81 rs; 10 wintcred Texan steers
and cows, av ,056 lbs, al - sly.
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Crufel,aoid Horse.

w. Dugal, Houston; j. w. Davenport ly7
Ter; ID. c. Cnrrington, Texas; i. W. Noltg anu
wife, .Texas; $. Sharp, Texas y; Il. Cnnse,
st. Louis; j. Hawkins, WaXqhachei 5. HaEe;
~. SclwInning; DR.. l.. j. Randall, Tc%as;
con /. G. Armstrong, TcXns;. j. u. Durine,
La; Miss Il. c. Durine, La., II. y. nio%d; r..
G. Floyd; ]. Gibbs, Kaufman, W; II; White
Terrell; l.. Burr, Galveston; W. +. McMin,n'
Galveston; o. a. DOwnipg No; D. WnoriiA =
Resve: Ike iiunnicutt; r. Galloway; j. Bcr-
doux, Galveston; j. W. Whulcgdn; ;. ;.
sherman,
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rpon which any oNcrementnl mnller
hns been cast away, usc The solution OF
copporns and carholio acid, and for dis
injecting extensive masses ur surfaces
of putrcsccnt m0tcrinlS ana for drains,
sewers and bitches, this ttislniccIlng
auld may be- used, or the 'dend oil'
l"henyy uil'l OF c0Nl-lar or ooal-tar IT,
solf. coal-tNr may be used ~ a paint
mon the walls of cellars, stables and
open drains,
Other dlsmlcctants, such as the solu-
lions Of scsquiohloride OF iron or rhlo-
ride Of zinc, orc ctlrctuNl In priyics
and drains and upon ioul surfaces ANA
offensive materials.
QuicNimc Is used rs an absorbent
and dryer upon foul walls md in damp
places, and white-wNshng with II
should be pmctisod IN common tcnc.
ment., factories, Easements, closets
g0wcts,
10 disinNct tho clothing or bedding
dc6lrd in any manner by cNcrcmcntal
mnttea from the sick, throw them into
a solution made as follows Oncpmnd
OF sulphatc Of zinc 10 tiN on eight gall
Ions of water, to which add Two or
three ounces of pupc and strong car
halic acid such articles to rcmain
therein at lcpSt half an Hour; hcnim-
mcdiatcN place them in hollingWQter,
and continue boiling. II the acid Is
not at hand, then uEe the solution OF
zinc in water The same di,intccIing
solution Is excellent for bed pans and
....tl..1
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q RIO g &c IR Il E ~
THE BEST BRANDS OF

Rice, Barley, Grlts, Italian Maccorini, Yer.
mieelli etc. Choice Louisiana Brown and
White Clarified Sugars; crashed, cut, granu-
lated and powdered sugarsi the choicest
Shen Butter Cream, Holland and English
Chedder Cheese; Family lear Lard, IN kegs
and teiccs the best brands OF Sugar-cured
powder, Oolong, English BREAKFAST and la
pau teus; sec,lless aud London Layer Rails
ms Citrons, Currants, Stuffed Spanish and
Seville Oranges, ground and whole Spices,
and the .choiccSt variety OF Pickles In this
market. The finest Brnndics, WHISTLES,
Sherries and Port Wines, Champagne, Spark
ling Hook and Sparkling Mosellc. 100
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HOTEx ARRIVALS.
CnsnnonnIitnr, ERotHl.

Ben Long, $. Il. Matrons, eity;J. I. Bowers;
j. Semon j. Handy j. T. Reed; &; w; low 10y,
son: T. NJ. sanders; W. IIensley; W. Delanny,
penison; i. Hanks, city; W. Fitzgerald; g
4, Martin, Texas; James y. Diyison; d. b
Chord; o. Hcofncr, T, q p, X. H.; j. Law
romeo Shprlunn. II. =. Irwin.
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TOWARDS the cheerful home the chill
dren gather CAS- clouds and rs doves to
their windows;" while from the home
which is the abode OF discomfort and
strife and trouble the iiy forth as wi
lures to rend their prey.
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LAGER HEER,

Our Ieuton friends to The number Of
several hundred, assembled n Keck's
garden and had a jolly time, chasing
the glowing hours with flying feet
They also chased that bitter water
known az lager beer.
But your square German never gets
drunk. He only obfuYcatcs. He also
smokes u short pipe, and he takes hls
wife and children along, without re-
gard to age scX, or previous condition
Of servitude, to see him and help him
in time of need.
fast but not least, smaller parties,
in pienics, boating parties, 'bagsy par
ties social parties, and accidental par
ties, who "met by chance the usual
way" flocked out of the city on all
sides and spent the day on the wing.
And thus Il was that business was pref
ty generally suspended, and the whole
Independence family made glad-old
Dee. in particular if he is living must
have been extremely happy.
The doctors are mad, No cholera
vet. Cattle lively, and tlcas ditto,
Yours, iltittftOOl'
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DALLAS Hotel.

A. brow, Terrell; J. kirl<inan, Denloni NJ
r. and r. r.. r.: a. ThomplSins, Texas. ii, =
Shirk; j. Il. Davis; IL. c. Grimes; VIM. j.
Wheeler; W. Loot; j. Downs: j. j. t'oblc; j.
Keffar. II T. RAMSEY.
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commercial IEefei.

~ Hamilton. Galveston; $. :. vanncss,
uonston; 4. ii. Himmon, Fl. Worth; v. o.
Diball, Galveston: G.. p. Dromgoole, Mem
phis. NJ. b. Corbptt Sw; 4. I. Bonda CIV, Ger
roe; A. Andrews, T.. and r.; J J.. Roger., Ie =,
MS: 4. Knight. city: Z. kirsch, sherman; W
4 jackson: &. H. kmgsbury; II. Hall; y. II.
shepard: j. Rccord;G, W. Npiry; j. II. Jen-
Ii
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sam WIS nNPlS' INV o"''' w"
STANDS were most ",'lN'' nut ,'o Wv,
rooms Kept up Il sleauN hr'' WHICH WI"
learlHl execution towards 'Von''g'
PICNIC
A grand picnic uhu'r inc uh''''"''
of the ST. Patrick bulldlng N',o'io'
ton, was held IN COOS PASTURE u p'uu'
tIlul, shady grove just outside the 'l'S
limits. Judge IL, j., toWilll anu wv
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-03-12

who were in the Hall at the time, were
taken to the first precinct station.
About one hundred metropolitans oc-
cupy Lafayette Square. Considerable ex-
citement prevails. A large crowd is gath
ering about the Square and Odd Fellows
Hall.
Boston, March 6.-The Government
and Corporation directors of the Union
Pacific railroad are in session here to-day,
and have reelected Horace +. Clark, Pres
ident, and John Duff, Vice-President.
They will not adjourn before tonight.
BLossBURY, n. j., March 6.-The Eagle
Hotel and thirty business houses We're
burned to-day. Loss, 100000.
HARRISBURG, March G.-In the Evans
case verdict was rendered for $780, 600 for
the Government. None of the charges of
fraud were sustained.
NEwBURY, n. v, March G.-The Their
mometer is six degrees below zero.
New YORK, March 6.--The bark, c. S.
Rogers, for Havana, has foundered. The
crew were saved.
Charles Grum, Secretary of the Brick
layers Association, was shst and instantly
killed this morning, in West Fortieth
street, by Charles Marwig, President of
the Society. The murder was the result
of quarrel about the funds of the Asso.
citation. Marwig fired three shots, the
same taking effect in the head. Marwig
escaped. The police have sent out gem
eral alarm.
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Legislative Summary.
Tuesday, March 4.

In the Senate yesterday, a resolution
was introduced requesting the Committee
on Public Grounds and Improvements to
visit the property of NJ. Mccormack, offer
ed by him for a Governors mansion, and
report by bill or otherwise. Subsequently
bill was introduced appointing the Gov
ornor, Comptroller, Secretary of State and
Treasurer, committee to act in conjunc-
ton with the committee on Public
Grounds to examine the property offered
for the Gubernatorial mansion. House
resolution, appointing a committee to in
vestigate certain charges of bribery, made
in connection with the defeat of q certain
bill in the last Legislature, was adopted,
and committee on the part of the Senate
appointed. The revenue bill was consid-
cred for some time.
In the House, Mr.. Houk introduced
funding bill providing for resumption of
interest payments, January l, 1915 Mr..
Snyder, amendatory of an act giving
Chancery Courts power to incorporate;
Mr.. West providing for doing away with
the Office of Superintendent of the Capt.
toll; Mr.. Kerr, to do away with the pre-
requisite of being freeholder in order to
be competent to become a juror; Mr..
Trousdale, to fix the salaries of Attorneys
General at 81, 500 per annum; Mr.. Mulver-
hill offered joint resolution providing for
q committee to investigate charges of cor
rupt influences brought to bear on the last
General Assembly. All the members of
the last Assembly earnestly urged its
adoption, which was done. House bill OH
third reading, authorizing mining corpora
tons to vote and take stock in railroads,
passed, as did the following: To amend
sections of 1890 and 460S of the Code to
authorize the organization of incorporated
companies, and the granting and issuing
charters therefor; to prevent any Judge
or Chancellor from using any funds of
their court
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into a clog dance with each other and we
were convinced that it was genuine ice
cream. "What does this mean at this sea-
2" we innocently asked of the saddle
collared dandy-looking waiter who stood
at our elbow. lice cream On de bill oh
fare all de year round! Only hotel in de
city dat offers dis attraction !" We thank
ed him humbly for the information and
felt glad that no other hotels in the city
were addicted to such "cool' behavior.
THE CANAL.
If fellow never had seen a canal he
wouldn't when he saw this one here. 1t
don't look like much of "raging canawl, )"
but more like n creek built on the Credit
Mobilier plan. That is to say, it isn't near
so pretty rs a natural creek but a con-
founded sight more expensive. A couple
of towboats swinging lazily upon its wa
tiers and a canoe engineered by small boy
were the only attractions it offered to us.
Tonight we shall return the way we
came and come this way no more for some
time. Dock.
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THE INAUGURATION.
A Crowded City.

We clip the following from the Wash
ington Chronicle of the Sd inst
There are more people probably in Wash
ington to- day by one-half than ever before
witnessed an Inauguration scene in this
country. The avenues were thronged on
Saturday all day long, as if a grand pro-
cession was moving from morning till
night. For two or three days past the
trains have been exceedingly heavy, one
train on the Baltimore and Ohio road last
night having fourteen passenger cars full,
even to the crowding of all the standing
room on them. A mountain of baggage
was heaped up, requiring all night for re-
moval to its proper destination. Hotels
and boarding houses, although their name
is legion in Washington, have had nearly
all their spare room pre-engaged for weeks.
Resident families are notified of the CONF
ing of friends until, from garnet to base
ment, every roosting place is provided with
an OCCUPANT,
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Fight between the Police and Militia at
New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, March 6.-Quite a fight
occurred to-day between the militia and
police. For five minutes there was sharp
musketry, when the police unlimbered
cannon aud fired three shots down Char
tres street. The militia retreated, but were
being strongly reinforced when q staff of
ficer of Gen. Emory appeared on the scene
to whom the militia commander surren-
dered, in obedience to the following tele-
gram:
WASHINGTON, March 5.
To Gen. w. N, Emory, Conandnding'
The President directs you to prevent any
violent interference with the State Gov
eminent or law. Signed,
w. #. SHERMAN.
One person was killed and sever wound
ed.
1t is understood that Gov. McEnery dis
avows having ordered demonstration
against the police.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 6.-The terms
offered to the Modocs were, first, to sur
render as prisoners of war to Gen. Candy
and to receive full amnesty for the past.
SecOnd-to be removed to Angelistand,
and there to be clothed fed and sheltered,
as soldiers Of war until a permanent home
in some warmer country may be found,
perhaps Arizona. Third--to be fed, cloth
ed and sheltered in their new home until
such time as they will be able to maintain
themselves. Their women and children
to receive transportation to Angelistand
and thence to their new home. Fourth
Gen. Candy is of the opinion that he can
promise Capt. Jack and some of his head
men permission to visit the President.
NEW YORK, March 6.-Gen. Fremont,
who is at present in this city, has prepared
written defence in the matter of pro-
ceedings in Paris, concerning the ElPaso
bond sales. He denies all guilty knowl-
edge of fraudulent practices. The criminal
action in France is against Fremont and
Messrs. Berlau, Probst, Paradise, Lissignal
and Pappinel, and the accusations rest
upon the forgery by Probst, and others,
of certificates.
The following correspondence explains
itself and shows that the mastery of the
situation rests with the Federal forces:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, !
NEW ORLEANS, March 6, 1873.
Maj. Gen. Emory, Commanding Depart
nlent Of the GUT;
GENERAL: have the honor to submit
| to you the enquiry whether or not the &C
| ton of the metropolitan police force of this
| city, in the seizure of the Odd Fellows
Hall this morning and the armed proven
ton by said forces of the assembling of the
Legislature of this State, in State Hall
meets with your approval, and whether o.
not the United States forces under you
command will support this armed occupa
ton of that building?
1 have the honor to remain
Your obedient servant,
JOHN MCENERY,
| Governor of Louisiana.