The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-09-13
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President Howard Association.
i. II. LINSAI,
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President Board Of Trade

WORCESTER, Mass, September TO-
The Republican State Convention as
sentbles at II y. ~, tomorrow. All
dav long the incoming trains have
been crowded with dvlegntc~nmd prom
inent politicians irom all parts Of the
State Tonight the city is full o.
strangers. The state Central Commit
tee net early, and will probably be in
session nearly all night, receiving ana
deciding upon the Claims Of contcstlng
delegations. Their report viii be pre-
sented 10 the Convention in the morn
ing. The canvass just closing has been
the most exciting that has ever
occurred in Massachusetts. General
Butler arrived this afternoon and is
stopping at the Bay State House. The
Butler faction engaged the Mechanics
Hall, tie largest in the city, but con
traiy to expectation no meeting was
held, and the hall has NOT been opened.
The Convention will organize by
choosing Ex-Governor Bullock, Chair
man, John y. j. CogsWeil, Chairman
of committee on Credentials, and en-
Governor Cla!ilin Chairman OF COM
uaittcc on Resolutions. The names OF
George +. IIoar and Charles Hall will
be on the committee.
UAIIFAy. \. s. Sept. l0.-rhc new
| lighthouse at Cfeighton's Head, Cape
HTeton. was blown down by a recent
storm.
Chicago, Sept. 10.---At match
c,on,n NJ b;lliords to-day between Geo.
| SIesson and ,Jollu Bnsscnupr. on carom
tnblcs, four halls. 2.0J9 points for $500,
Slesson won in ono hCpr and tffft
n1inmfns
/ BkrTlnoRE, Sept. 10. The Holiday
street theatre, 1t. Nicholas Hotel and
q gnp, stnrv bniIdiuu. u-cl ns n hiub
school. werG Mrlod ub 4 O'Clock this
ntnrni,tw Vhe ru6ais of The hotel uud
many aetors es,.npcd with nlo9l q
/ Ibpii' wardrobe.
sis,,.. 49, Ia .Eyamina1.f,
/ M 4 J0D nas. Lc6J,s os m H5T0lpn
4 INK. RnJ, ,hnv-. i dgfriI II one
h"nIrGd md tbi.trcn thousnnd dol
in,s. M tnn,aininW tLirge,n, hundred
hooks balanced Tho dclalcation Of
XI,nner VIVA rpcaptly ab.e5mded, viii
nrobnbly reach one hunJfesl and fifty
| thonsnnd dollars. The bank owes de-
nos;fors emo million fhrec hundred
thonsond ,iollnrs md will fail about
an 0D0 short
III. ,nnuimoth ballon is visited by
thmlsnnds If the weather is favorable
| the balloon will be launched this even
in,. md tho mruallts expect to land in
It,,ronn nm In. morning of the second
dnv Later --Ihe ascension is postponed.
'Thn imitation of the balloon com
rnnnccd t6is morning at 3 O'Clock.
Whnn II was quarter filed, became
w, w mn rnoble. A hole of six feet was
e er'I i'i Il by Malor Donaldson. Tie
cofoiC valve was ont of fix,
'' ShS Ep ,Ncrsco Sentamhnr 10. The
p,dIntin ~ivns the fojiowinr summary
Tin coSnnosition of lho neMt Lexis
hturc of California: Republicaas, "A;
ImJ,,,onJonta M. Democrats 40,
rotoi i90 Necessary TO elect an
ITnitnd states Senator. 81 MANY of
a., l,,,',,i,,,,.sns r,routIv olectni arc
onti-rnilrood and favor Booth for
c:n,,otnr Assuninr that the latter
,,;,i H., e,,nnorted Inv n mart of the hold
"rn, sarsf,Ta HIS fiends oinim conf.
dentlv that his strength from the start
y,ill IL nrentcr than can nossjblv hr
nnn,I;nod fnr any other candidate
C,Ic.uo Srntcrober lO.-Tbe Ma
ANAL pnri porlker.i Convantion CON
,ianod hnrn tn.d1v Colonel Iohu Il.
ff I,,N IL nrcsidiny, Eighteen state.
a ,o' r,nrnsen i
'' Mn E-onn sontemher 10 Tile de.
too,i,.n, ha,.n opris,nI Mrs BENTON. nm
i, uer,, witness in the Stokes trial.
II & aaid she saw Stokes throw away
ia n;stnl after shooting Fisk. Her
eridapce viii be fatal to Stokes.
g'ha senate Committee on Transport
tion met TODAY at the Fifth Avenue
It'll tr,,aro unra nresnnt Senators