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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-08-09
TIE SHAFTS ESCAPE.

The Shah of Persia, who has been en-
gagged in educating himself in the Gus
toms and habits of his Saxon friends,
by travelling over Continental Europe,
recently made happy escape from
being robbed of his many and price
less Jewels. So soon rs his intention
of visiting Great Britain was an
nounced, IL few of the bold sharks or
London, who understand the art OF
beating unsophsticated youths out oi
their wealth, conspired against the
oKing of Kings" and actually sue
cccded in securing place for one oi
their number in the Shah's body
guard. This accomplished scoundrel
laid his plans well, and thoroughly
matured every incident essential. to
success of the scheme, which was
almost upon the verge of full reali-
xation, and which would have been
grand victory to the conspirators, had
he not yielded to his predisposition to
inhale the soporific fumes of opium
through his well colored merschaum.
He smoked his inviting pipe little
too long, and became Httte too much
influenced by the sleepy effects of his
opium, and thus it was that the royal
head of the Persian house escaped the
meshes so craftily laid for his inveigle-
ment. The Shah had been first Sc
duced by beautiful woman employed
by his conspirators for the purpose of
decoying him from his castle, and had
his treacherous guard kept upon his
feet instead of getting drunk upon the
influence Of "the enticing drug" he
would have been easily captured when
held fast by the fair arms employed
for his qualification. An American by
the name of Hawkins worked up the
Job, and escaped any liability of his
criminal combination in fleeing the
country.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-08-09

TIE Creole woman is prettier than
the French woman. There is climat-
ic influence in America which refineS
features and gives dclicacy to the
complexion. This is especially the case
in Louisiana, where finely formed wo-
men are often found to be the desccn-
dants f ignoble looking ancestors. The
light olive tint of the woman seems to
have been painted over ground color
of blushing lake, and this pinkish
creamincss of the skin saves it from
dullness and sallowness. In word,
there is something of that transparency
for which painters are always seek
ing. She inherits from her mother
over the sea the physical charactcris-
ties of round limbs and delicate ex-
tremities, with figure something
slighter-another effect of climate, also
that sense of art with which people are
born, but never can entirely acquire.
From the same source come her CO.
quetry, and her grace of speech and
action, bat modified. She does not wear
crude colors or awTy shapes; nor does
she express herself with unseemly ges-
ture or discordant tones. Her dress is
rather sOmbre than gay, and her car
riage simple unconventional, for they
all walk alike. Smoothness and grace
ful propriety are hers. In Il word, there
is an absence of angles in her general
conduct August Galaxy.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-08-09
A Fearful Tragedy.

A fearful tragedy is recorded in Bel
gium. The Progress du Nord states
that in Il small village young girl in
service had saved little fortune of :
500 francs. Hearing her mother was i'll
and required her care, she left her
home by rail, and had to alight about
league distant therefrOm. To reach
her destination she would have TO pass
a wood, and fearing the dangers of the
way, she resolved to pass the night at
the house of an uncle who lived near.
She knocked up her relations, told her
story and her fears, and was put into
the room of her femaia COUSIN who was
out at work. Wilde lying awake she
overheard a conversation which tiilett
her with horror. Her hosts were plan
ming to mnrdcP her for the money she
carried. Thercupon she leaped from
the window and fed, half naked, until
utterly exhausted she encountered two
gendarmes.
After she had told them what had
happened, they led her back TO her un-
ciels house, where light was observed
In a distant part of the garden. The
gendarmcs approached the spot silent
ly, and found that both the uncle and
aunt were engaged in burying body
enwrapted. in a blood-stained cloth
the cloth was suddenly snatohea away,
and the murlercfs uttered q common
I cry of terror. The victim was their
1 daughter, who, having come homo
late, had crept up stairs quietly, so a'
not to alarm her parents, and had beer
( killed i'm mistake for her cousin. I'll,
aunt went mad forthwith, and The an
Gle stabbed himself ffdm Tenlorse ans
dread of the consequences Of his crime
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-08-09
REGusrRaTroN.

The District Clerk is still at work car
rying on his routine Of labors in quail
6ing the citizens CT this county for
the winter election. Noman in Dallas
county who can vote, should allow a
single day to pass away without going
forward and getting qualified as the
law directs, to do his whole duty as Q
citizen of Texas. Everybody should
keep In mind this important trust and
dischsrss T 81 ser'y = possible,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-08-09

The Democracy of Dallas cotlnty, in
convention assembled, on Saturday,
Goth ult, expressed preference for r.
S. Guy, for Senator from the aOth Sem
atorial district, composed of the coun-
ties of Ellis, Dallas and Tarrant. We
think the selection good one, and will
probably &c eoncurred in by this coun-
ty, We still maintain our preference
for Capt. Evans, and If he cannot be
agreed upon ty the district convention,
count us in for Mr.. Guy.
Mr.. Guy has for long time occupied
a favorable position in the hearts of
the people of Dallas county, and he
will make good Senator.-Ft Worth
Democrat.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-08-09

bride and groom ~ they entered the
carriage, and drove back to the cot
tngc, 81 never was SO thundcrs;rucl;
in my lifc.n
81 told you so,n said Aunty Brown.
81 knowit was ag'iE ugtur' fora young,
pretty woman to G.leyc always for one
husband when there were plenty more
TO bc had. I'm not H"pdCrSirUck ut ALL.
! knew how it would be from the
first
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AGE NJ II 81:

Merssrs. Richard II. GFitiin, Advertising
Agent, No. South street, Baltimore, Nd;
). NJ. Pettengill Il Co., 81 Park Row, New
6O7 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, are duly
auly authorized to contract for advertise
ments for insertion in the DALLAS HEX
AID, Mt our lowest rates.
Bf3-Messrs. Dashiell IL Waters, Bankers,
Kaufman, are authorized agents for THE
HERALD In Kaufman county.
BB-T. NJ. smith, Esq, at Lewisyillc, Denton
county, is unauthorized agent for the Dali
LAS HERALD, and money paid to him on
our account will be duly acknowledged by us.
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iOnship. The sickness In the Villng
gradually decreased, and Doctor CHI
| ton returned TO his oTn home, onl
calling Mt the cottage gate to say goo
| bye TO his little patient, and leave
package of bon hons In his hands,
The winter passed away; spring cam
with her fragrant vcpdurc to cloth
the earth, and still Maggie Hurst wa
almost isolated in her own home, see
ing only her most intimate friends
and not II spot of white about her sabl
garments.
One evening DR.. Nelson called to Sc
her, and marking her white check ant
almost transparent hand, said, "Gol
ought to put on more cheerful dress
Maggie; this deep black is running
your health, dear, and it can not brini
back the dead"
81 know it," shcrcplied; "but | hav'
tried i'm vain to make up my mind Il
leave of mourning. Ii seems like sun
dering the last link that bsnds me t,
him."
The tears filleu her eyes as she spoke
and fell upon the hand lying in he
lap.
''But you ought to consider you
health, my child,' said the kind ole
man; If not for your own sake, Tor III
tie Willie's."
He rose to go, but turned back tc
hand her letter, saying, 81 came neal
forgetting this.'
He made no other comment upon al
but picked up his hat and walked out
leaving her to read her letter alone.
This was only one OF many That haG
reached her under cover to the goo"
ola doctor, VINO ai"ayS tttehoeu 10 IT,
ceiving and mailing her letters for her
Her replies he had taken the precau-
ton to re-enciose in another envelope,
and direct in his own large srrawiing
hand, thus closing up every avenue 10
village gossip upon the subject. Inc
doctor kept his own couhsei, ana sai'
not word to any one, not even 10
Maggie, when he gave her the letters
The first she had received was IL
simple inquiry after little Willie, TO
which she replied briefly. Another
and another followed, until she grew
to look for these kindly messages OF
affection, 50 friendly and respectful IN
tone, none Of which ever contained
the most distant alluSion to love or
marriage. Nothingto start!e orarouae
her from the unconscious security Ill
which she slunhered regarding hcroWn
feelings. This evening, she listieSSiy
broke the seal Of the letter handed her
and her face grew crimson as she read.
-Four closely written pages! ilcr
hands trcmblcd and her eyes grew dim
as she read on and on, never pausing
until she reached the last line, when
dropping the letter in her lap, She
burst IN II passion OF tears. "Oh, no,
no." she eNciallheu, II coulu neV'F
consent TO sucn IL tllilis-heNer' aiiJ
she reiolued the lclter Wl!no"t aSaile
glancing ut Its contents. iiiat ii$ht
when she pressed hcr sleeping chiiu 10
her breast, shc s''lu 10 nefS'il a9a,h
and again tbat she would Always ne
true TO the memory OF lier hoyS latii-
er. lhe next morning silc sat down 70
Dr. Cllitohs iettef, ana aitcr
beginning several eplsticS, she @ tnreW
them All ASIDE, having ililed 10 express
herseii as she wished. ,...
n week passed away, ana slle again
opened ner desk TO lndlte u reply 10
Gilbert (llttOn, II WISH TO reStioin
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AwAGeIsH ioulaalist sa5 j. often
merTy over his personal & .inuc4f, tells
this story OF hiu-clt "lH-nt once 10
"a drug store fpT . dose oI morphine for
a sicl. frieBa The nightclerii ,bie .te,l
% giVlar q t0 me without .'I,-cril,-
tion. fearing was .ninE 20 hi. mrscit
Pshaw, said !. 30 Z lag'- lisr man
who would tc-uav himself" Gazing
steadily 40 ne, be replied, 4 don &
know. seems to iae if . looked ike
you ! shoald De greatly tempted % zili
myself'
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A MLwsHEFg servant girl. whose
lover insisledupon an carly day fof the
wedding, he'd gathered s6gelher eigh-
teen towels. aay napkins twenty
sheets, three quilts, ssvea drssses, snd
several other articles Rbaf erected.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-08-09

THE Galveston News commercial
article cautions wholesale druggists
against furnishing planters with a
spurious article Of Paris green, from
the wooden nutmeg regions
, 1873-09-04
SUBURBAN.
EyAN8ToN.

EYANHToH.
The Board Of Trustees Of this village nasom-
blod at the Council Chamber Oh last Tueaday
eyoning. There wore prosont Trustees II, e..
Powers, L. J. Gage, William blanchard, o. A..
Willard, and Wilson Phelps; Hugh A. White, tho
Corporation Counsel, and Charles X. Banuistor,
Village Clerk.
Tho Committee on Water-WorkB being called
on for report. recommended that all work DO
deferred to next spring, as in their opinion 1t
would not bs practicable to enter on tho work at
this Heason of the year.
The rcport was accepted, and tho Committee
continued.
Tho ownerH Of property fronting on Michigan
rark. and uoar to the corner Of Michigan ave-
uue and Davis street, presented a protest against
tho erection Of the Engino-HouHo for tho water
works., In front Of their property. Referred to
tho appropriate committee.
Bills amounting to 81 ,071 80 wore anilitel.
William Blanchard moved TINT the Committee
on Water-WorkH bo Instructed to adyortiHo in
such papora as thoy may aoem advisable, for pro-
poBalB Tor laying aud furnishing tue pipos and
vator-mRins for tho water.W0rke.
Carried, and the board then adjourned.
SOUTH EYAhsToN.
Tho Trustees Of thiH suburb assembled In
their now Council Chamber, IN j. u. Adams
Block, on Thnraaay, evening. There were pros
ent Trustees Goodman, Watson, Dllier, Nor
nor Warren, aud President AdamH.
Tho Attorney OF tho board, Judge Lle, pre-
seutod al ordinance Yaeatlng Tho wout half Of
, 1873-09-04
RAILROAD NEWS.

=
Tho Indiana Il Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany has Just completed that section Of its road
botweou Decatur and Montczuma, a distance OF
sc nllcs, and tho balance Of the road bo-
tween Montezuma and Danyillo will also DO
shortly completed From DanYil1e tho Com
pauy's trims will run on tho truck OF tho In
dianapolH l. st. Louis Railroad to indianapolis,
Ind. At Decatur, tho beginning Of tho road, it
connects with tho main line of tho Illinois Con-
tral, and tho Toledo, Wabash T. Western Rail-
roals. At Tuscola, Sc miles from Decatur it
croBBca tho track of the Chicago Branch Of tho
Illinois Central and at Montexuna 1t orosHes
tho track Of tho Evansvillo Zorro HHuto & Chi
cago Railroad. Mr. II. 9. Moore is Chof Engi-
neor and Superintendent Of tho new road, and
the general offices Of the Company are ut Doca-
tur, Illinois.
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
Tho Michigan Central Railroad Company is
building car and machine shops at sl,ringwolls,
Mich. The first building il already rooted, and
the portion for Offices receiving the second story
Ths is to be a substantial structure, tho interior
having tho support OF iron columns, and coll
tanning tho compartments for the voultH. The
slated roofs Of tie completed buildings nre OF
tasty order, and seen from d distance give
the structure q neat appearance Beyond, the
second round-houHe begins to loom up, and be-
tween it md tho Michigan Southern Railroad an-
other shop is assuming formidable proportions.
AI0LutE IUuuu-uOuhe 41oAtll3E VI bAe AtAttlkl III
roofod, and will correspond in design with the
others. The southern portion Of the site is bo-
ing rapidly leyeled down and The ravines and in-
terror OF shops filled up. What only one year
ago was vast field, now assumes the appearance
of city suburb, containing immense factories.
The machinery In III tho buildings IL taxed to
its utmost to do tho work which tho Company
haB on hand. Tho buildings em-
brace two foundraes, blaoAsmith-
shop, machne-Hhop, md q preparing
and sotting, up-Ahop.. Four freight cars are
turned out daily, which ia only fifth OF what
the Company would like to have lniHl,ed under
the present pressure Of orders.
1.-THE CHICAGO SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD
DELrlI1 Ind, Sept. 2, 1878.
To tho Editor af The Chtcayo Tribune:
SIN: In giving IN extract from an article In
tho Delphi Journal, your typos make tho road to
bo the " Chicago, Dayton Il st. Louis nailrond, II
whereas tho road ia called tho " Chicago, Delphi
4 Southwestern Railroad." Tho citizonB Of tho
Wabash country feel d deep Holicitudo IN tho
eubjoct Of this road, making, as 1t will, tho
city aud the Southwest. a meeting in tho in.
forest Of this great road will bo hold in your city
on tho 9th day OF October noxt, at which moot
ing delegates will bo present from all tho statos
interested. Yours truly, JAMES q. STEWART.
, 1873-09-04

Tho CHIEF OF tho Ecsth Etro Depnrt-
mont sracts ~ Tho Right Honorable
Colnrinfatlcr.in-Cfa Chief OF tho Chicago
Firo Iirtgntic,'' which Is Matt Hen.
llcr.
Tho Firc-hfarehal hns rocelvol from Count
Edmond szoohenyi, Commaudor-in- Chiof Of tho
Budapest (pesth) Fire Brigade and President Of
tho Unltcd firo Drigados Of tho Hungarian ssateB,
handaome photograph Of tho principal oifcors
under him, grouped In an oval, and surrounded
by appropriate olnblsmH Of their profession. At
tho hoad is q flno viaw Of tho city. and at tho
bottom, on eacl, side, are photographs Of their
aro~enginos. Accompanying tho photograph il
autographed lotter, addressed to "1'he Right
Honorable Commander-in-Oh Chief Of tho Fire.
Brigade at Chicago" asking him to accopt the
photograph rs an evidence Of thcir " brother
hood feeling against Chicago" and asking for
some Of our "portraits, views Of buildings, On
giuos, truck-ladderB, md printed reports
From tho photograph, somo idea of tho char
motor Of tho Hungarian fire service may be OBJ
tanned. Thclr beat engine. apparently, Is m old
fashioned hand-engino Of pattorn which cor-
tainly could not DO equal to our old engtnos Of
tho second class. in tho days wien tho boys ron
trucks nro also deficient IN many respects as
compared with ours, but their means Of raising
hose nloft, and for climbing by rope Indoors,
Beom far ahead Of any similar apparatus used
by us. Thofr uniform oonBsta Of a helmet, loose
t1nio with bolt, and loose pants.
THOR method OF giving orders Is By
bugle:call, which aooms infinitely preferable
to tho confused noise and shouting
proyalont III our dopartmonts, On tho whole,
We could exchange mnny valuable ideas with
them, md it is Intended to sond to Count Szoch-
enyi very full description Of our machinery,
organization, md regulations The Fire Depart
mont also received pair OF photographs show.
ing tho mannor Of using the "aorial ladders"
now in use in Milan, Italy. They aro the inyel-
ton Of m Italian, but tho patent in this country
ID owned BY MADAME Scott -uda, IN energetic bus
ineBs lady, who dosros to Introduce tho ladders
into our Fire Department.. II tho photographs
give correct idea Of their working, there Is no
doubt TINT they would bo worry valuable assist
ants in putting out hros aud In assisting oBcapoa
from burning buildings.
, 1873-09-04

Block TO- and tho oast half Of Block II, in Julius
Whites Addition, for tho purpose Of widening
uinman avenue.
The Btreot Commissioner was instructed to re-
port, at tho noxt mootlhg, tho nalnos Of those
dolfnauoIt in laying tho sidewalks ordorod by
tho Board. .s.-
A committee waa appointed to asccrtatn tho
cost Of constructing ntroet-crnBBngs. 5
Ordinances rolating to tho obstruction Of
strcets, sidewalks, aud alloys, aud for tho ostnb
liyhmont OF Of = Doarl Of no9th, wsIo passed. .
pointed to investigate tho titlc and condition Of
tho old burying-ground OH tho Wost RttlgN aud
to report tile nalnoH Of parties owning fan1 over
which Btroeta aro 10 bo locatet1. Adjourned.
HIGHLAND rAnH.
There will be grand musical entertainment
on tho grounds Of W. W. Boyington, Eaq., this
: ovoniug. Music by tho Great Western Light
Guard Band. Tho proceeds will bo for tho bon-
Gift Of tho First Baptist Church.
, 1873-09-04
A e Wnlf I{0Y.3s

An interesting, child, remarks tho Pail Mall
now. fiho be- Pioneer reports tke arriys. shoro @ Of
"a novelty in tho s,hapo Of wolf boy" This
cess of tanning ii tho luuato asylum, vas, It is
said, carried of BY wolves when an infant
time ago. when caught md recognized BY bis
parents: Fig family, lowoyor, ca1 hardly bo
for his education in wolf nursery (Which, by tho
way, vas purely secnar,) scen,s to lleyo been very
detoctlye. His manners are not only diHagroeabfe,
butpeculinr. Atlrst he wakod on all fours, though
now he las been induced to walk on his two feet
only, like d reasonable being; ha has long hair
on bis hcad, and his body is much SCARED, and
ho caunot speals, nor can he understand slnglo
word. His parents suffered much Inconvenience
OH his first arrival Mt homo, owing to his fre-
qnontly attacking aud trying to deyour tho1n by
hight; and, indeed. it WAS owing to his pcrsiHt-
once III this nnlllial conduct that they wore COM
PEELED in solf-defcnse to place him under medi-
cal surveillance He. also, among other diBa-
greeablo habits, tears raw meat to pieces with
lis teoth, and eats it rayenously, like q wild
beast, aud, moreover, bites and snupH at any
ono who attempts to touch him,
, 1873-09-04
MARKETS BY BYTELEoRAPH.
Now York Financial News.


NKv Yonx, Bopt. 0.-Tho monoy lnarket waa further
Rlleucl by tio gold clique, md tonnB male nt
and gold, but III tho final close Tho ratio broke down
to 4@b per cont.
Htrrlig weak md lower. gaiea wero mado ~ low Us
loGfaOna for sixty tlny, and for night
Customs recalpta to-tlay, 1885,, 900.
Gold atealy at 1t5Is1l9 closing Ut tho latter price,
IUh,uu ruios wcro advanced carly IN tho day mud ut
tia high 10 w.a rnia for ,1se In tho after
noon ratios wore from to Per cent for carrying.
0lcariuFs, sloo,0oo0oo. Tho Asaatant Treasurer da
bufHed $l0s,0 ,0O0. -
'Goyernncnta flrEl. -
State bnrds luiet. .....
Stocks Irregular. A fow prominent shares we're nc
tye but tho general list quiet and a0wad Altptt
changes. Prices wpro alternately weak and strong,
ns n hre o @ sess e
advance # 1cndon th. mortng yas per cent md
If Tho ilytdond was mt satisfactory III England. Wn
ssll sold at 60@o9k, sellcr ., 0oa@o2 regular, md
Gga{taf0h caa!i; T00nharcs wero h0nBht in ider the
ruie Ut fo6aTO1. The difference between cash and
regular WaIns stock today VIVA puzzle to thu atrcnt
acornly m there Ia mn content for tho election, md
stock rcgiaiored to-day will not be entitled tu vote II
the lnws Of Ohin aro strictly carried out.
trn xrIn ra. 107A
, 1873-09-04

extreme range sao@1t5 fer red to white s q"rn n.;,
sesy sssy % s Il snsf' 4 d. 8 sf sl ro oss %
'Ff.s s1 asw aRSs'ss sss s''1ay s5 sss?s$
sss, 1o:;o clear, io;{e. paeied: Dsk aests atmer'
so ~ as &c., Ss osss ss bssl &C. s sas iss
149lc canvassel at PACKED. Lard uteHiy; tscreea,
s't$9oha; kegs, oa@tos; prime 7'so small orders
Wlilsnr-Aol.ve and lower at asc.
milling, f.; n4s;d!'us, 4; iss. - 1880.
:. ni rn nd meTo en95 soiyo "
extss roo S!s fa;ay ~"tof, @Gs
g; ;oo9s:bo. Wheat actIve aud advancing ,No. rcd
higher. Corn allow No. 2 rnixod. 45Kc, east track
ana ELEVATOR 4oc T., NGve,nber oais qnst and Mn3
spring, p2hc. nye steady ut d5@o5kc.
@ ons aa orsr saae. % 1as 1'i S "ssnuus
feiitsn, iioas1firmcr iii. at sto@4.4o.
two aud lcfofs 2@31o; htockers, @ao; choice,
4e?4Xo; good to rrsnle beeseB, 5e955se-,, o.o
cfa n'f,asToos ss III ss. s rys w?' s sa r5sy @
1000 bu; hogs 1'745G;1 G1SoISs%f1 MIN az
6n.Apsrurrs-rour steady at se.B5@7.oo. Wheat
5ac. Rye nrm at 7a@soc. Oats and barley quiet and
unchanged.
unooEnlrs- Strong.
D1Ls-Flr1n.
EaHY-IWll at 16c.
Dur7En-Dnll but unchanged.
CMEEsE-1n fair demand mid lru,.
aa!cs Ut $1,000. Lard dull aud nominal summer,
S IL; s1 .sS @s s ho sbser1 s n y os ss.4 S5 H
@ clear ii sie*, 1e,;si9!lo e1esr, io|jse '|'''