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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-28

Kitchen end OF the house was very
much stirred up In few minutes af'
terward, aud the little boy was seen
steamlng In the direction Of the front
gate M II 10 meet his mother coming
home with II stick Of candy.
10 THE resolute spirit and heroic Of
forts of Mrs. Bath, the Austln-street
modisie much IL due for the preserva-
ton of the block bounded by elm
street, Pacific avenue, Market and
Austin streets, on the night Of the fire.
This lady's well.polsed Judgment dur
Ing the rather general unreasonlng ex-
citoment, was recognized by many
leading gentlemen In this city, who
have spoken to w concerning II.
A MAN about forty years Of age, tried
10 palm himself OFF on II lew Of our
merchants yesterday M II potter man
ulacturlng his wares at some point In
eastern Texas, and after obtaining or
ders from one or two of our business
houses, he tried to borrow money OF
both of them. Not succeeding, he sud
denly disappeared. ASH potter palmc,
he il not 20 far, as much of success ms
gentleman by that name In Chicago
IN this should be communion dry IN
any of our churches, we trust that
wives will be careful in waking ul
their drowsy husbands, not 10 whisper
anything about partaking Of the wine
Of the sacrament until the soporillc
brute IL full awake. A wife not many
leagues from this city, did this one,
and the half unconscious dronc blurt.
ed out; "Confound II, can't | never
beat IL into your head that ! never mix
my drinks"
WILLIAM b. PARKERs Compound
Fluid Extract Buchu IL n sclenlif,
preparation. We are perfectly willing
TO allow full and thorough eXamina
ton Of the article, and have no fear,
for the result. In proof Of this, W,
have supplied several physicians fol
their practice, they being aware Of H.
composition, and know II TO be on,
of the best diuretics in use. For salt
by all druggists, everywhere.
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a most elegant and delightful audi
ence were present ut Fields theatre,
on Friday evening. The grand and
beautiful oratoria of Queen Esther, the
chefF0uecrc ofthe occasion, wasrender-
ed by Miss Rives, assisted by some of
the members of the Philharmonic So
eiety, in very charming and spirited
manner. The singing by Ms. Hollen-
beck, Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Calhoun,
Miss Hawkins and Miss Morton, with
the brilliant assistance of Major Oben-
chain, Mr.. Wheelock, Mr., Holmes and
Mr.. Morgan, was warmly received by
the appreciative audience.
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Although the dull season IN
setting In. the "Old Reliable"
book and stationery house Of
Pierce a. Lyle, continue To re-
ccivc heavy Invoices Of goods
I'm their line. Dallas il growing
fast, but they keep ahead Of
her, and have about the largest
book store In the state.
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eco per 10, HltlhJc'
Coffee and Ten.
llrnn,IaInlIA nn,l GrnLn.

RIO, common, 27c Fair 10 good, 9' rllme
10 choice, 2Dc; q. q. Java, 3lci Tea, PCT ID, 'Og
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Douglas Brothers are I'm re-
ceipt Of an invoice Of summer
goods, containing all the latest
novelties In their line. Their
summer stock isnOw complete.
They are now prepared to
please the most fastiliOus i'm
style and fit, and their prices
are so low that competition il
out OF the question. ll0d4t
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Mayor GnbcIrs Court.

Henry Hoslins, one of your ado
nothings." Had the cash and got out.
Calvin Jones, around Cruising the
wind" Shut up.
From twelve TO twenty of the green
cloth gentry We're up. They all paid
and started out afresh.
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An elegant new ArIOn piano
for sale ut cost and carriage,
which in Sl7J less than man.
uii'cturcs' price. This IL u bar
gain not found every day.
PIERCE a. LYLE.
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Roof building.

Next to smoking chimney, a leak
ing roof is the chief of denominations,
If not danger. We are gratitled, then,
to be able to refer our citizens to a
character of roof now being construct
ed upon the largest storehouse In this
city. 1t is called the "concrete,n and
is regarded MS not only the most dura-
bic, but one of the safest of coverings
for buildings. Mr.. Diboll, of this city,
who controls this patent, has already
placed the same upon the followieg
buildings: Messrs. Adams d Leonard.
Ii. f. Luce n Co., r. V. Tompkins,
and is now covering the new store
house of Messrs. Marsalis n Under
wood with the same.
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The Oalclal Paper OF the City
Ion WORK.

We have she facilities ana the work.
men 90 do IN good work, ANA NJ nm
low rates, IA can he done anywhere
and We mean % do II. bring yo""
Fine Job work 20 THE DAILY HER
AID OFfICE. Corner Of Main ana
Lamar streets.
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We take pleasure In announcing TO our
patrons that we have opened our family gro-
Gerry In the association building, on Main
street. opposite the foundry, where we are
now prepared to serve them NJ In the pnst.
llSdlw SIMMONS n LAKE.
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All persons are hereby warned against
buying or trading forany OF our time checks
that have been issued up 10 the 23d instant,
~ u good many of them were stolen ON the
night of the IRE. our store room and Office
has been removed next to the southern
hotel, In Fields new iron front store room
on Mum street, whore we viii be pleased TO
SEQ all,of our customers and friends
ll5dtf LEONARD BROTH Frs.
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Don't forget those handsome
dresses at S3. - and Us at RAN
dalrs, Elm street. Those ties
at 30 cents worth ~. Those
beautiful lawns at IL LIZ cents
worth 25 cents. Those percales
mt Ii cents worth rs cents,
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wheat

Has new advertisement in to.day's
paper. He has removed all his goods
from the Elm street to his Main street
store, and has put his goods down to
the lowest notch. See his new adver-
tiscment and call on him ut his beauti-
tul establishment, Main street, next to
Fields theatre.
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Rev. A, p, Smith, of the ELM street
Presbyterian church, who has been alb
sent for the past ten days, returned
home, yesterday morning, and will
have service to-day ut the regular
hours-half past ten A. NJ, and eight
l., NJ.
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A large supply Of sunda

A large supply Of sunday
School Literature. M catalogue
prices. just received M Frank
Inns book store, Main street.
Franklin has received, also, II
few sets Of chiynirie, the most
intelligent, refined and ihscin-
nting outdoor game known.
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Wall paper and crOquet sets
now al hand, and for sale nj
low prices nj Reed ~ LutlirOp's,
Elan street, opposite burnt dis
triCt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-28

Tin: lC l0xli, charcoal, per box sl7 50; TX
l0xli charcoal, so 10; 10, l2xl2, charcoal
81 90; lC, charcol lix2O, SIS so; IX, charcoal,
l4x2O so %; lC, llxN, roofing, $50; &c, 2OX
y, vi %; block tin y 10 soc; sheet zinc q, h
loo; Pig lead u II Toe; Copper bottoms \, IN
SOC; Sheet iron 26x27 h h Ike; Solder extra
refined y ID BE; Galvanized iron in full bum
dies q ID Zoe: American Russia q 10 Soc.
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We learn that the demand for English
Female Bltters Ii almost unprecedep ted, It
cures the young girl, the married lNly, the
old maid and the lettering granny. II im-
parts iron to the blood, giving color, strength
and health.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-28

The torture endured by the subject to
asthma, is beyond expression. To such we
have a question to ask: Why suffer when
relief Is within your reach? Marsden's Pee
toral Balm has proved successful in the
treatment of every case. For sale by all
druggists.
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The Mig Red HIT.

All the straw goods, embracing n
great variety of stylish hats, may be
had Mt Messrs, Hamilton Il Co.'s, at
cost. These goods are among the very
finest in the market, and as the offer is
only for II few days, you should call Mt
once.
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u, y, Luce a co, have just received car
load Of white shelled corn In sacks, which
they offer al one dollar per buShel' Also u
car load OF choice northern hour at four dol
lars per one hundred pounds, lI6dat
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Is there siclsly female in our midst2 Is
there one who reads the paper, who has not
tried the use of English Female Bitters?
They como highly recommended. Those
who have used them extol them highly, and
we honestly advise our lady friends to send
to the drug store and procure them at once.
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Dallas, Texas, June IL, 1874.
NOTICE..
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

j. Il. Gun having thrown up his contract
and abandoned his work ON the Dallas and
Wichita railroad, notice is hereby given
that the company Will pay no debts OF his
contracting, nor accept any orders given by
him. The company will pay the men en-
gagged upon the work upon the order of the
engineer In charge, on the next regular pay
day, July 18th.
has no contract with the Dallas and Wichita
railroad company, and that none will be
given him, and that he or any one in his en-
ploy Will be considered and dealt with MS
work on the road, and that no work so done
Will be paid for by the company.
j. W. CALDER,
President Dallas and Wichita railroad com.
pany. ll5dtf
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Exchange,
snllllln.
TMr GENERAL MARKET.

business continues fair. There Is no mate
rial change In quotations rom last report
our merchants have full aud complete stocks
laid down NJ low figures, and purchases can
be made At unusual advantage The follow
Ing quotations represent regular wholesale
prices, In nlling small orders, higher rates
VIII hnNn 10 be nnldi
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Have just received large lot of bacon,
choice sugar cured hams, lard, and new
wheat flour, TO be sold at living profit for
the cash. llCdlwlIwlw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-28

Trinity lodge viii meet at the hall OF
knights of l'ythlns, Monday evening, June
10Th. Dallas lodge No. u IL cordially Invited
10 attend. II. II. MCCONNELL, N, a.
EuGEHE =. LYLE, Secretary.
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A. u. Steagaii, Notary Pub.
Tic, Office opposite Adams 4
LeOnard's bank.
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees IN the
Herald once viii he allowed In settle
menss with the oHice unless AN order
from the Proprietor IN given.
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Gioyc-ntiing Rid shoes, Side Iacing
SILK embroidered shoes, misses siik
elastic congress CATERS, very low, AZ
Sinps0n's, Him street.
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Shirt studs. sleeve buttons, watch
chains, etc, solid and plated, In tnan-
lite variety. forty per cent below cost.
at simpsons. Elm street.
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John ~, LANE,

Notary public and agent for
the collection Ofciainls ~ Aus
tin. Once al GaslOn a. Thomas
bank, north side Of the public
square.
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The largest and best assorted retail stock OF
staple and fancy groceries in Dallas, is to be
found ut and for sale by
llGdlwilwlw J.L. DOWNS 4 co.
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$1,000 worth OF choice goods TO ex.
change for farm. Apply 10 simpson.
Elm street
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100 dozen white shirts, Chevfot shirts,
spanish linen shirts In the most eIe-
giant styles. absolutely at cost, ut
simpsons, Elm street.
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instantaneous cure for neuralgia.
II. G. H0SKINS,
h(li Agent for Dallas.
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For Masons seIi.scalng Fruit Jars,

Porcelain lined tops (the best In usc), and
Iclly glasses, 20 TO A. NJ. FRIENDS, b
ltosenthnl's old stand, corner Of Mnln and
Lamar streets. ll9dlm
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For Snla,

Three good residences In this city. Imme-
diate possession given.
l59-dtf STEAGALI, A co.
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Franklin's stock Of blank
books, wall paper and staple
goods generally. Ii immense.
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The best and cheapest mattresses Mt the
cheap mattress house, nearly opposite the
poStoillce. lOgdtf
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Lucky.

Sandcrs gift society paid the follow
ing prizes, yesterday; SlS Is, $50 90
and SO 90.
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Law Blanks Of every description for sale
aud printed 10 order NJ this Office,
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To The Ladies.

The undersigned respectfully calls the at
tention OF the ladies OF New Orleans and vi
entity, to the superior facilities OF her factory,
ana the reasonable terms for work OF ali
Kinds In hair, such as Ladies' Curls, Braids
waterfalls, Chignons and Wigs, and every.
thing belonging TO ladies' toilet, Orders
promptly and faithfully executed on the
lowest terms. Address,
MRS. ANNIE sARoN,
Lock Box $50, IA Baronne st., New Orleans
SidIy "n'
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Three good dwelling houses to rent. Also
small office, opposite Leonard Bros.
lO6dtf STEAGALL Il co.
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Meal.

Car load of meal just arrived, and win be
sold Mt 81 10 per bushel.
llldtf OBENCHAIN Il CIIILDRESS,
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Law Blanks of every description, for sal,
and printed TO order, NJ this office.
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BARRIERS always use the best which is Bin
eauds Lightning Hair Dye. For sale by all
druggists.
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Those Stylish summer suits Of light
cashmere. NJ cost, NJ simpsons, Elm
street,
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THE HERALD JOE OFFICE

Has been thoroughly reorganlzed and is
'ully prepared TO do all kinds OF Jop
PRINTING in the latest styles and at u.
'ery lowest prices.
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The most elegant fans i'm Dial.
las, are at FranlSlin's book
store, Main street.
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$4,000 worth Of goods guaranteed 10
be sold at cost, n simpsons, Elm
street.
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Printed in pamphlet form, with neatness
and dispatch, at the HERALD OFFICE.
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Fruits, Nuts aud Confcc a 0nerIcs.
Canned Goods.

Peaches, IN, y dozen, y! iOg2 6O;rears IN, u
dozen, So 90; plums, green gnges 2-lb % dozen,
81 70; Straw berries, lib, W dozen, " 10, Rnsp-
berries, 2-lb Ndoaen, S3 %; Bnckberries, IN,
u dozen, 81 90; Tomatoes, 2-b, " Dozen q 80
dozen, " 80; Succotnsh, 2-h, " dozen, 80 JO
HOLSTERS, LILO, " dozen, 80 co. Oysters, lib, "
dozen, 81 ~,
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Baconi Cloarsidps re, Breakfast ll-ei
Hams, oanyassod, ll9lbci Hams, suBar-cuIed'
lbC, ri.
Molasses (n barrels per gallons Fair ODci
Prime zoe; Choice SOC, Golden syrup Dci SILVER
Drips 7b@sc, ,o-
sugar Qn barrels per pound; Fair l0ci
Primo lllyc; Choice l2c; Yellow clarified ~
White clarified l2c;powdered liciCrushcd W.
Fish (MnckeruOi No, !, half barrels elOi No
2, hall barrels s0 No. !, kits " 10, NO. y h'h
" ~.
Tobacco, per ID, JD9sjc,
loiIec and Ten.
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Dallas Female College
PROPERTY.

The trustees of Dallas female college have
street, and reinvest In grounds and buildings
suitable for female college and boarding
school.
The undersigned have been appointed by
the board Il committee to receive propositions
from the different portions of the city for the
location Of the school.
That there may be no delay in the open
Ing of the fall session, we must proceed
forthwith, and will receive and entertain
propositions for said location until the 18th
ultimo. w. IL. SCALES,
JOHN NJ. STEM MONS,
w. l.. EASTERLlNG,
Committee.
Dallas, Texas, June IL, 1871. lO7dlw
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Ross Avenue Property
FOR SALE.

A beautiful building lot 2Ssx2lO. lust above
mayor Jets residence, opposite side. A fine
wen OF water, small house and stable, and
Two hundred peach and plum trees ON n.
Dreunage and soil fine. Neighborhood very
desirable. Apply to-
ll2ilm EUGENE w. BAYLOR.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

All siclsly ladies should try e. f. b.
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VlNTING CARDS speciality st TIN HIN.
AID Job Printing Once
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Instruction on tho Piano.
Miss Mary McOwen will receive few more
pupils for instruction on the Piano. She
may be found Mt the residence of Mr.. JOHN
W. SWINDELLS, corner Pacific avenue and
Houston street. llgdlm
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Flour-Extrn Family 50 5000 OOj Choice
XXX - OOg5 %; NIX 81 7695 OOi Xxx ~ 9g
4 80.
Bran, u 100 lbs, 81 %.
Oats b bushel G6Jg7jc,
Wheat per bushel, 81 10.
Corn per buHhel, VI OOgl 10.
Corn meal, per 30 HIS, VI O1Wl 10,
POtntocs-lhbio - OO@b 80,
Beans; White navy " 100 lbs 80 bOg7 %.
Fruits, Nuts and GOnfcct iOneries.
Dried apples Fb lic;Lemons,N box S9iOranges
WbOX 50 %; Figs, new u 10 l0c; ltaislns, In
layers, u box, new 81 10; Dried currants,
Hantc Rl N, new l5c; Turkish prunes new
% II lSc; Almonds, son shell, b Ii 2jc; filberls
new u N 2Jc; Walnuls, " 10 2)c Brazil nuts,
~ ID Doc; Peanuts, ~ 10 l2hc; uranberrics, y
barrel GlSi Cocoanuts, D 100 so OOSl2 bIi Fine
81 M
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THE following card speaks for itself.
1t is the result of a brief consultat ion
on our streets. The parties, Messrs.
Haynes, Bopps and Evans will please
call ON Mr.. Henry Snodgrass, at the
store OF Snodgrass, Jett Il Co., in rear
OF the Episcopal church, OH Tuesday
next:
OH! LORD, HOW LONG?
10 the Editor of the Dallas Herald:
SIR: We had battered ourselves that
all obnoxious ordinances heretofore
passed by the city council had been by
the present choice of the people re-
pealed, or at least would remain dead
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CORRECT RAILROAD TIME

Can always be found at j. NJ Grams, on
Main street. Also, Gold and silver Watches
that WILL KEEP IT.
ArriyaE.an Departure of Trains nj
Dallas.
, 1874-11-14
HOW TO COOK VEGETABLES.

There is one important objection which
has often been made, through ignorance
of the first rule in cooking vegetables.
It is observed that a meal from them is
not satisfying. l have found it frequent
ly happen that the persons who thus
objected did not know even how to boil
q vegetable. The rule is simple, but
must never be forgotten. Every kind of
vegetable intended to be served whole
should, when put to boil, be placed at once
in boiling water and this applies especial
ly to potatoes and vegetables from which
the outer cover has been removed. Now,
it often happens that potatoes, &c, are, to
save time, placedin cold water and left to boil
gradually. 1t is just this which allows the
nutritious matter to escape, and renders the
meal unsatistying. When, on the contrary,
the water boils from the moment the vege-
table is immersed in it, the albumen is
partially coagulated near the surface, and
serves to retain the virtue of the vegetable.
The reverse ia, of course the rule for ma
king soup, or any dish from WHICH the
water will not be drained. By placing the
vegetables incold water the albumen is slow-
ly diss olved, and actually mixes with the
water-a process most necessary for 1.-THE
production of nutritious soup. 1t is to be
hoped that the poor who have q special
need for the most their money can produce,
will learn, 10 whatever haste they may be
not to boil all the albumen from their
potatoes, reserving for their need only the
starchy matter.-Food Journal.
, 1874-11-14
DENMARK AND GERMANY.

The Tages Presse contains the following -
In reply to the note of the Danish Govern
ment in reference to the stringent measures
adopted towards Danish subjects in North
Schleswig, the Minister of Denmark received at
the office of the Imperial German Ohancellery
a reply, which, though only verbal, was of a
most friendly and satisfactory character. It
was admitted that it was possible that some
mistakes had occurred through excess of zeal
on the part of the local authorities, and willing
ness was expressed to examine each case in
conjunction with the Danish Envoy, and to
give the Danish Government full satisfaction
in every case in which wrong had been done.
It was further declared that Germany desired
nothing more ~fervently or more sincerely than
the undisturbed continuance of good relations
with Denmark"
, 1874-11-14
HURRICANE IN A
From tie 81. Thomas Times.)

JAMAICA has experienced one of those deVasta-
tion-dealing calamities which are SO much dread
ed in these waters-a hurricane. On the 9Th
instant the following announcement of the fact
was received, BY telegraph, at the Station here
HOLLAND Bay, Jamaica, November 9th -
The Kingston Papers report a severe hurricane
on the 1st inst. Five vessels have been sunk
and fourteen others, chiefly coasters, are ashore.
Several lives have been lost. The pecuniary
loss is estimated at $75, 1000. Houses have been
blown down, and wharves washed away.
In Port Morant harbor, six coasters are ashore.
In addition to the foregoing. we have been
kindly favoured by the General Superintendent
of the K M. S. z. Co. here with a telegram,
dated 9Th inst, from the Co.'s Superintendent
at Kingston, which reads thus:
Hurricane evening first, lasted three hours,
great damage to vessels and wharves; Compa-