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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-12

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-12
SuetIaI aIetIees.


Canphor CasuphoFi oamp1oF
A large lot on hand and fer sale cheap-atd In ex-
prespy tor spring use 10 preserve nuns, fufs. Gar
pets and winter clothing from moths and vermin
Nov Is me time 10 buy. Ala8, the most popular In
sdst PoH1sfs, including Lyons Magnetic The Per-
sian and others. Bug poispn, Rat and Roach kkseE-
minhtor Blue Stone, Oopperaa, Alum, Yellow Ocnre
and an house cleaning materials used in Spring
FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Front and West streets,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-12

Philadelphia and New Castle, there is too
mu.h reason to fear, are both Jealous Of VII
uaincton
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-12

We can attention to cut SeidlilE Powders 90 nni-
VERBALLY popular everywhere they are made up
freah and pure every few days and Claim them 70 oe
equal % any IN the Market fuy up 20 inc stsnuAru
no be good they must be fresh and pure. This u
our speeal claim, 10 prove which they need only 70
be tried. Don't forget the place 70 get them AZ
FOSTKRiH DRUG SrOHks
sv me- i Fl Rront and West atrBetA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-12
Best Refined camphor.

Put away your furs, woollens. SC, with Best Re-
nned Camphor. which you eau buy-to advantage at
SMITH a PAINTERS, Druggists,
1th and Market StS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-12

THE KING TO VISIT VIENNA.
ROME, April IL.
King Victor Emanuel will Walt Vienna during
The exposition.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-12
SAVE "a PER- GEMT.

Our arrangements with Southern newspapers en-
abe Us 10 secure antaRes 10 Advertisers at 10 per
cent greater than can be had elsewhere. Labor,
rent and ali the expenses OF conduc ing business.
The average III Baltimore are Is per cent. cheapeT
than tn the arge Northern cities. We do an active
butiness are satisfied with small pronts, and are
willing 70 give orr castomers the savings In all
sneh respects Our hat of Southern secular, ren-
gious and agricultural journals are STANDARD.
Estimates, pamphlets, &o-, free upon application
GRIFFIN d HOFFMAN, (Established 1881
Newspaper Advertising Agents,
RprI-sW south ST., Baltimore, Md.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-12
New York.

LAND SLIDE AND DESTRUCTION OF n. n. BRIDGE,
NEW YoRK, April IL. ,
Tho New York high trestle-work on Waikiki
Valley Road, near the bridge at RosendAle has
been carried Axsy By . landslide. 1t will ro-
quire q month to rebuild.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-12

PTatta Astral OIL sold wholesale to grocers deal
efu and country atore Keepers 81 wholesale rates, IN
and gall cans or by the barrel by
- q FOSTER
ra Wholesale Agent tor Delaware,
Front and West streets, vii : 4 ell
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-12

IT'S OBSERVANCE IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHnADnPmA, Apnl11.
Good Friday is observed as holiday. The
Banks, Insurance offices and other Public In
stitutions and Commercial Exchange are closed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-12

AAIIlsF'a Horse and Cattle Powders
Fonts Cattle Powder, II. II. II. Liniment hooertA
RnbTocation, Chicken or Poultry Powder and All
promnent Patent Medi ines in the MARKET, nor sale
a FOSTERS DRUG STORE
Front and West streets,
Wilmington. Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-12
,NuauftM.

q EiuAufiaI.
TTyHR ARTISANS SAVINGS BANA.
fa REMOVAL TO
NO. bO9 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL
Oman to reoeive deposlts daily Sundays excepted)
during the usual business h6urs, and on Tuesday
and Saturday evenings from 70 O'Clock, n ~.
All the prunts OF the Bank, after the payment OF
NECESSARY expenses are devoted 10 the bene1t of
the depOsitors, and dividends arc made semi-annu:
aly in Aprtl and October. Since the organisation OF
the bank in 1851, che dividends have uniformly been
al the rats of ak per cent per annnm-
Dividends not drawn are regarded as deposits, and
at once become entitled TO participate In future
. No manager ia allowed 70 barrow any of thu. funds
lnirAsted 70 the Bank
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM & huI.Ks, GEoRGE W. BUsu,
CLEMKrr b. SMYTH, GKoRGH s. CAPKlIB,
CHAuEs ". H0wLiED, N. l. LIcnTENsTEE
RpwrsD DARLINGTON, N R. BENSON,
HKERY =. DURK, Jos IL: Jackson
JOHN MCLEAN, MN II. SWIFT
ANTHONY HIGGns.
WIN. 5. HILLKS, President.
$50. W. BUSH, Vice President ,,........
octl9-ly u. Taylor. Ireasuref.
INIRsF NATIONAL BANK,
OF WILMINGTON,
Depository Of the Public Monies
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THR UNITED sTATKS
HOWARD BELTS PRESIDENT.
GBO. D. ARMSTRONG, CAsHIHR-
Paid Up Capital. .SSOo,OOa
HwPhladelphIa and New York Kxchange fur
nished 10 regular depositora without charge.
Discount days Mondays and Thursdays, al 81 A. n
DIRECTORS:
| CLEMENT B. sxYrH GBoRes W. BUSH,
tsRAEL Pussy, 1879 XII GARkBI1.
HBNRy 5. ACOohB, JOSHUA i: HKALDs
/ DANIEL JAhES WuIIAA TAfNA1l
| RDWARD BETS octl-1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-12

Inventors
VIII consult their own interest and insure q safe,
speedy and prompt transaction OF their business by
ting with LOUIS BAGGBR 4 CO., solicit
tors Of Patents an Atiorneys-At-la No 6l6 sixth
St, n. W (uear the U. s. Patent Onlce,l P. U. BOZ
ga washington, d. c. All ters,inclosing three
cent postage stamp, will receive prompt attention
and answer, Bear In mind shat apparently trivial
inventions or improvements are often the most
valuable. Copies OF all patents issued, and draw
nRs will be furnished at reasonable cost Our fees
are extremely moderate and all cases are prepared
and attended 10 Immediately. Give us 3 trial.
mars I'm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-12

Carefully made with Sherry Wine, for making Slip,
Iunkei, Frugoiac and other Wholesome desserts, IN
a few minutes. sold by
SMITH i PAINTER, Druggists,
and Market
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-12

Drugs, Patent Medicines
And Fancy Goods. Also, Humphreys Homeopathic
SPECIFIC, At 800 Delaware avenue, between Tsnal
W.T.. ALRICHs, Apothecary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-12

Liquid Rennet

Is reliable and cheap; always on hand ST
SMITH 1 PANT KRS, Druggists,
It'll and Market Sts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-12

THE CLOSING HOURS MkSPuIATna THE LIQUOR
LICENSE BIrL-rrs FINAL PAssAaE-DEFEAr on
THE EDUCATIONAL nuL--TAx QUESTION.
L Special Correspondence Of the Commercial
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-12

BaFbeFs. Attention.
Barbers combs soaps, brushes sponges superior
bay run, stick pomatnm, puts, powders, ann bar.
ber's supplies generally. a. very low prices HAT
pomade q speciality, always fresh and mghu Pef-
mmed. Barbers supplied At Wholesale u l.#
FOSTERS DRUG STORE
Front and West streets
wilmington, Delaware
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-12

on the Breakfast.
Luncheon, dinner and supper table, LEA PER-
RIMS Worcestershire Sauce is indispensable.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
oct1s-lyeod Agents for the United StateA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-12

NJ AKKRB POPULAR HUMAN HAIR RsrAB-
ID M h pllt LlsHhkNT.
The Assortment OF BRAIDS, WIGS and OURLS
cannot DO equaled in the United States,
ians-n No. 300 Chestnut street, Phila,
r ARGR ASSORTMENT OF BRAIDs, CURLs
Ia t.lIe1t and WIGS
1-1 One yard long braids, %.
,unQ.tt BAKER
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-12

ADIEs LADIES! LADIES:
HAIRBRAIDs, SWITCHES, made nom 81
real Hair worked in the the best manner, I'M
very fun and thicE. sI, ~
sTs,,}SS tnches iono we,ght on ............ $50
Front BrAids, very thick, without ROLES 80 ~
Sids ,Yur,s innSer Natural ..,.,,.....,.,. 800
r ss,se C,ris' varS lnng Natural ..,...,..,, 400
RriHettes, Puts and ROLES. ...........-... 70
tsuArAntea for real natural hair.
eomsaas ana nd Hair and nairwork made up in
every style. n.,, D,rssvp
1850 CHRsTHuT SrRKBf, 1880
tnySLly ~ Philadelphia
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-31

INFORMATION wANrED.-NrS. Ann
Dsyel. a widow lady residing at Lewis
tom, Me-. desires information of the
whereabouts of her son John Doyel. We
learn by letter irOm J. Z. White thai
letters had been received from John
Doyel, dated at Phoebe, until Mlrch last.
Since which time his folks have not
heard from him. Address J. c. White or
Mrs. Ann Doyrl, Lewiston, Me.-Pioche
Record.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-31

The s-mI-peri,'iical compromise OF
mining difficulties Ill the Great last Is
rs far yaried as is Indicated i'll the fol-
lowing which We clip from the Phoebe
Record Ut the 18th:
Il WIS rumored on the streets yester-
da, that II consolidation had taken place
bet ~een the Rerm-s. Pioche-P heniA and
Kentucky mines, By their respective
companies, at San Francisco. 1t WIS
also stated that this consolidation had
destroyed all prospects oi Il compromise
between The Raymond X Ely and Htrmes
COMPANIES, ami that the Lew trial grant
ed III the District Court would b. hur-
Ii-L up now with al possible sped. Ii
there Is t. be another trial the PRAYER OF
the camp Is that It be had RS speedily as
po>,iDl,, as the doubt and uncertainty
III which We are Row involved have All
the asonls., of Il lingering death tor the
business interests OF the place,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-31
MINER KuLIp.-The Reno Journal

MINER kILLED.-The Reno Journal
furnishes the following item of news:
From private letter received from
B. ntou. Mono county. California. we
learn that john Gorrell, = miner, wits
cayed on in the Chmanch. mine ut that
place on the 18th instant, and instantly
killed. Deceased VS. = native Of Corn
wall. En- gland, and at,out 43 y~ars OF
age. He had been at Benton tut fouI
months, coming tners from Gold Hill.
He leaves wife ani two children in
England. to whom he WAS on the eve ci
returning. when be met his death. The
letter further SAYS The was IA good man,
and very much respected by his fellow
:oFkmen.'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-31

FATAL REsULT.-Of the final and fatal
termination of an accident at Austin the
Rereiiie of July % says:
William D. Camp. whose leg was am
putated on Tuesday last, died at 2 P. NJ.
to-day. His age. the general debilitati"n
of his system. and the warm weather
combining toward producing a fatal re-
sult. His brother has been sent for. on
whose arrival due notice uf the funeral
will be given.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-31
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
'I.HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO

fIHHE OPARTShGSRIP HERETO
Il tore existing u.twrtn tie uud, r>icned III
the business coll.!IIcting the fountain Re =
taurant uner the nam and style OF Hunt K
Phillips is this day dissolved by mutual cons. ut
JAMES HUNT
THOMAS PHILLIPS.
Carson City. Nv. July -, 1873.
The unt!-rsiSno Il Will continue to carry the
ratinS house pu-in, 50 at the Fountain RI sfau-
rant and will pay all ih- drbis uf the late firm
of Hunt Phillips and receive all accounts aue
the SANE.
iy5G-lm THOMAS PHILLIPS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-31

BIsMAIK is willin' that the Good Tenn
pliirs should set up lodge III the
Prussi,n Empire, although. for himself,
he swashes down IL key OF Lager per diem.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-31

TaG famous VI .xlc,n b.,udit, Lozida.
has b.. take IL prisoner by the govern
ment au;ho. tiles. He has CAUSED al
most AS much trouble as the government
itself.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-31

MisroRTuNEs never come singly. The
embers of the fire at Hamilton are hard
ly e1tinguished when Frank Pix!ey in
flic,s his presence upon the place.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-31
THE ROYAL COCaTs.rix'.

When :, Prince OF the House of Bruins
sparkling :..iIir III the twilight or III the
bies-s,; old country kitchen with only
the clean milk pans and the brass and
irons for spectators, but he has to go at
il. instead, AS IL sreculror goes Tor d
Sri :. franchise ia il Caliiorn,, LeS.isia-
ture-as witness these following p.,rticu-
lars furnished to the world by that ever
faithful gossip, the telegraph:
LONDON, July 2S.-In the Commons
this evening, the consideration Oh the
Qieen's Message, touching the marriage
vi the DuAe Oh Edinburgh, was Resumed
Gladstone was present and made 4 speech
urgIng the granting of the allowance
asked. He referred to numerous prece-
dents, and set forth the suspicious char
acter of the approaching niiiaEce Royal
marriages, he said, rarely had 1t ponticai
or diplomatic significance IL these days
but this union. while on" Of mutual
friendship, would oe new tie between
England md what some regarded N "A
hostile State. 1t would cause favorable
- 49, ~. MR. s,,,,.,actory tor
~ " N. .o -. ~ ,,r-..n, clad
So. ,,.,'i ,i..,ri,t, rr,bnr,. ut prais. TO
~. E,.,,..rr at.x,n.,.rt far the eu.pcl-
~. 81. -. n. ,h.n mnv,.,l
r.. e.,, INV, NOR .nn,,. he gran,. Ell the
nr,d r,.., :, IN.
linz az" -. h,,.l,,,d
- -, p..,,,;.,- a.nra.,,.l,
H.. - ,,,..,, -, ,i..s,,,,x
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-31
SITUATION WANTED.

a YOUNG AMERICAN V0siiN
IA desires q situation 70 10 hOu-ewsrE III a
private family. En4nir, al T. p. t rislti,.'s iOd-
ging House. room NJ =. over u. p. " His brur
Styrr, ga, CT City. or at this n.ticr. Jy:T;-Iwf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-31

The HAMILToNIANs are display ing
muci, energy and courage il IT construct
lug their devastated rii.ase. line Ae:ss
OF Saturday says:
Since our last Issue renewed activity
has bern NANTES. among oar merchants
and others un M.nu street, and lew
houses are spfinsIns up. as 10y magic. on
every let. Ia tie course ui two cf three
weeks people viii wonder where the fire
Wis, and what n-w town Is being built
up. oid residents would scarcely know
tine place, III ia,ct the ire, through tue
inio.nliab.e energy OF our people. seems
to have INCREASED our prosperity Instead
of diminishing 1t.
NJ; the least conspicuous exhibition
of pluck and cons,ancy under disc1ur-
a.e,nent i that shown by the Meas.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-31

Gold, 49,; sreenbacks, $685..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-23

with 81 Louis, leaving Louisville Ia
the neglected portion between the
Gulf nnd the North, 20 that Kentucky,
and especially Louisville, will have no
immediate channel of connection with
the main trunk line of Texas, The
sympathy Of the settlers OF that coun.
try are with us from past history, aud
Interests, But we must push our direct
line Of communication 70 prevent the
diversion OF this immense trade and
travel from our own borders,
We have the threads Of lines through
Memphis 10 Little Rock, and through
Mississippi 10 New Orleans, but no
continuous line completed 10 reach the
starting point Of the Southern PaclDc,
aud connect the former home Of the
Peters colony, on other cenlers, with our
own lines Meantime the travel 10 ~
must pass through ST. Louis, or with
loss facility, through New Orleans,
We havcAn objective point Ia Dallas,
Texas, and but u short Interval Of the
route TO Little Rock, Arkansas, to
complete 10 connect with IT, Dallas h
growing with great rapidly, having
doubled her population In two years
with n people there, DESTROYS, from
their former interests and Evolutionary
recollcctlons, to form close connections
with our citizens; but the enterprise
and nBsiduiy OF other interests are
breaking these tle3,
our attention must be awakened TO
the stirring eYGrllonA In progress TO
build up other ccnlerA of Trade aud
travel, aud leave our city and state m
the background.
Tho prompincss and certainty Of
business by railways seem TO supcrsede
the routes by the rivers ~ more clrcul-
t0us, dllntoly and uncertain. While
we may have the Ohio and Mississippi
leading TO Now Orleans, or even by II
circuitous water route 10 Galveston,
the delays and uncertainties of ship
ments by this extended route Will give
81. Louis the advantage In penetrating
the interior of Texas,
Our people, but too confident In their
past condition to communicate with
their friends here, seem unmlndlul of
the eNertions nowacliVc TO combine nj
other centcrs the carrying trade ana
business Of the country
The amount ofcnpitaI rendered active
since the war, and the increase Of our
credit In Europe, with the great addi'
ton of foreign immigration, render
necessary increased cNerion that this
stirring prosperity should reach Our
borders, and he made subsrwlcnt TO
our growth, The influence of people
depends moro now than formerly on
their mnterial prosperity. VnIortu-
nately money, in active hands, tells
more for the influence Of people than
before the war; and we must progress
with the new order of aiiiirs or be left
isolated Ton active influence and use
fulncss The trade of the country Is
passing to the iron bands ruled hy the
locomotive, and with the movements
OF the engine the influence of the
people seem to coincide. -LouisWRe
C0prier-J0Wndt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-23

AuESrs Now yorhj ~ rnewbs,np I How,
~s,u a. Il. HowALL a ClY ~ rn'n vi"'
rnilaanlphln, reh, WhAtllnnh'h v.,v
it.itimnis, unltYis a liuffnaW Eli
urloansi 4. MCINTYRE, li0u.pnur IN
sus,siso, M, Louis LRo IAghp"'mny IN, M
Pine street ClnclnnaIl' w. ~
iv Vine street. .,., .vory
TINE DAILY IfERALp y papi,psnloo"n e NM mn.
,no,sina fexoopt Monday ~ Wv ~, m,ii
mum BjOrslx mpnlns MA e eliy. The
delivered by carriers " wv io,,I Press
na,ly contains do latest Assos'n', 'a,',s nj
s"d sneolai dispatches nom ~ l ,arl, "'
~ country M 10 mldnlghli ~, ,, wv nr,,
,"rsris. lecal news, elr,l HlN hNn''' NV
cllrs. daily III every reNpecl'
TIE WEEKLY HlytALp Pubi, .ason ma, u
aatuiSay morning, NJ ~ W POI annIii,A ,S S
M ~ mr Ak pOntbs, ana coh,y'In ~ w. 80. w
,no.t in pofiant ncwr, ffpnl,scnea ~ ~ ~ :
IA naasrkst rspbris 81 the IAilv, Ins Whnn
~ iirnAl'p IN tho oldest paper, my un'l
,nh,isne,l In rrsls north ~ Aus'ini NJ
La IL political course nIV w su,lre con.
paper las always enjoyed lls , r,,'I rn wv
,,Jruce OF the people " Northern dv Dnin
timlnq 10 retain onr old fflrnuN, ni',i s",,'
manv more new ohea, we r'Npuc''"''f ~
lioli Inc fay0r ~ the people
TERMS of subscription and r,les o. n.No''
Using viii he found % illc ill,iu .paaH'
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-23
TIuE PRExS DELEGATION.
A GRIn Day Expee tod. ARA nge n,ebts
All Made for the Entertainment.


To-day, at o'clock, the agricultural
editors of the North, who are making
o tour Of inspection through Texas,
willrcnch our city, where they will be
received by the citizens and escorted
to the different hotels for dinner The
committee Of arrangements have Sc
cured carriages to convey to the coun-
try such of the elitors as may wish to
see II. The Texas Pacific Railroad,
through the kindness Of It's Supcrin-
tendent, Colonel John Il. Dickson, has
rendered the use of their road and m
engine for tho purpose Of transporting
such of the delegation MS may wish to
look ut their road and the magnificent
country through whicllit runs Every
arrangement has been effected tom make
the stay Of our guests pleasant and
comfortable, and We hope that every
citizen will feel the duty devolvcd up
on him and contribute his share to
make the Inequalities of our city nc
ceptable. Texas needs Just such ell
enlargement for its proper develop
ment as these gentlemen can give it
and win give tiff we but do our duty
in showing to them in true lights, the
many and varied advantages we pos
sess. Everybody should turn out and
do honor to those who honor us on this
occasion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-23

The Increase OF our railway system,
with the progress Of the Southern Pa
clilc israpidly developing the immense
resources of the ''l.one STAR State.
First, the railroads in Southern Mis-
souri, furnished IN opportunity for the
transportation OF the live stock fed on
the abundant prairies of Texas to the
market, and these abundant supplies
were soon felt In the reduction of their
prices on the seabeard and lines of
railway.
The railways IRE now extending to
Texas, and through .herimmense terri
tory, inviting immigration, and open-
ing for her surplus the markets of the
country. More than l50,OOO immi-
grants are estimated to have made
their location principally in Eastern
Texas within tho last twelyemonth.
and the tide Is increasing.
Kentucky and Kent,lcklans have n
peculiar interest in the prosperity of
Texas, For more than fifty years our
people have been connected with ey-
cry movement for the growth and set.
-
Element of that country, dating from
tho col0nizing succeeding the senara.
ton OF Mexico from Spain. The ad-
venturois spirit which seemed native
to Kentucky led to join In the etlnrts
to redeem the soil OF Texas from tho
impassive and slothml life under The
Spanish missions. So far removed
however, ~ they were from the cen.
tral authority, they could not cmbody
suiiicient force to exclude new settle.
ments, pnd the necessity of the central
government to have the territory set
TIED, caused large grants Of land 10 inn
migrants and agents or officers to in
troduce immigrants, Several counties
OF TexnS w Their names, continue
THESE pioneers IN remembrance. Adj
venturous and cnterprlslng shirts
from other sections of our country
Joined 70 make Texas an incipient col.
ony OF the United States.
Thus, when the invasion OF .Ganta
ANNA IN lSSb-B, swept down ',,non
these colQnists for theirextcrminatIon
the sympathy OF the Keutuckimns mas
aroused, and, with little regard 10 To- ! ~" 81,
trality laws, our volunteers rushed 1 so,.
ward to avenge the slaughter OF Tho
Alamo, Kentllckians acted M II tbo
war was upon their own so,l and Ky
against their own people, Texas ~ ssaa
wrested from Mexican rule md add a.
tional grants were made to our people eao,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-23
roR GOVERNOR:
n. J. ADAMS. Of Dallas county
ghe9ailgAemla
ID. McCALEB, Editor.



We had the pleasure OF meeting, III
our sanctum, on yesterday, Colohel
John i. Dickson, Superintendent OF
the Texas and Pacific Railway. The
Colonel Is stationed ut Marshall, ana
h the only Representatives. The owners
OF this great national artery IN our
State. He Is enjoying excellent health
and Is full hedged with ardent hopes
for the future prosperity and develop
ment OF our grand commonwealth.
We also had the happiness OF seeing
an old time-honored friend from JEFF
ferson, Colonel William i. Knox, who
Inns come hither to inspect this section
of our State with q view 10 Locating in
our midst. Our Office Is at his disposal
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-23

The object of Colonel Tom SCOTS
visit to Europe is to place bonds OF the
Texas Pacific Railroad with view of
settling the French claims against the
III Paso Company. He will return
early In October. -4pr0p0s, il may be
stated that the affairs of the Texas
Pacific are in the hands Of Colonel
Wallace, of Clearlield, Pennsylvania,
Vice President, who is pushing on the
work as rapidly as is possible. --Ncac
Orleans Picdyuae.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-23
A Riding Goat.

Something now in the arena. A goat
that rides horse, leaps over banners,
garters, through balloons, and all the
objects usually leaped 10y the best hu,
man riders. This wonderful animal
has been secured by the Great Trans
Atlantic Exposition for the season OF
1879, at an immense cost. II was inl-
ported from Russia the winter OF 1877,
and this is It's disappearance In Amer
len. II IL truly wonderful TO witness
the sagacity and agility of this we'll
trained animal in the performance of
its many tricks. II seems almost im-
possible that such an ordinary animal
rs u goat can be trained to such u de-
gree.