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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-24

SALT LAKE, December 23.-The
proclamation of Governor Woods, of
December q, published to-day, post
pones the holding Of the next term of
court of the second district at Beaver,
Utah, from the first Monday of Febru-
airy to the second Monday inJuly next,
for the accommodation of the citigeus
of that district. There are now pend
Dug in that district one Indictment for
polygamy aud nineteen for murder
in connection with the Mountain
Meadow massacre of 1851. Two of the
parties Indicted for the murder, w.
H. Dame and John ID. Lee, are now In
confinement
The winter thus far has been unusu-
ally mild and mining has been undls-
sturbed BY snow.
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NEW YORK.
Arrival OF Che King OF the Sandwich
Islands--Capel Replies to
Gladstone.

New YORK, December 23.-In the
McCue, of the Brooklyn city court, on
motion of the counsel for the defend
ant, granted an order to show cause
why the order requiring bill of par
ticulars should not be enforced, and
Saturday next appointed for the argu-
ment of counsel.
A Herald special from London says
Monsignor Capel has published u
pamphlet in reply to Gladstone's ex-
postulations. He says Gladstope's
pamphlet resembles DIR. Schultz's work
on the power of the pontif, which en-
ables Capel to use Monsignor Fesseler's
answer, entitled, "F'ree and False In
fallibility.
King Kalakaua arrived here from
Washington this afternoon. He was
met at the Jersey City depot by the
resident Hawaiian consul and an al
dermanic committee. The chairman
of the committee welcomed the king,
and extended the Inequalities and
freedom of the city during his stay.
His majesty replied in brief speech,
and the party then took boat, and on
their arrival on this side of the river,
the independent troop of cavalry was
drawn up in line to receive the dis
tinguished guest. Headed by a detach-
ment OF mounted pol ce and the caval-
ry, the procession proceeded up Court
land street to Broadway, thence to
Fourteenth street and along Fourth
avenue to the hotel, where the king
was received by Mayor Vance and
number of prominent city officials.
The mayor rendered the Inequalities of
the city to the royal visitor. The king
made q brief response, and his majesty
and suite retired to their rooms.
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DeslrnelI,e Fire In ~. Lonl..

~. Louis, DECEMBER ga.--An unu-
sually disastrous fire broke out In the
extensive tobacco factory OF Wise Il
Sandhelmer No. sOGnerlh Main street,
about six o'clock this evening, and bh.
fore II could be got under control the
stock, valued NJ $4,000 and the ma
2hlnery NJ $4,000, were consumed.
The building, which was owned by the
Boyce u Harvey estate, was damaged
about $4,000, Tho insurance OF Wise
u Sandhelmer Is $4,000, hut the names
OF the companies are not yet ascer-
tanned, The loss on the building IL
covered In st. Louis companies, The
adjoining building, occupied M n ma
chlne shop 10y smith, Beggs Il Co.,
large manufacturers OF engines and
heavy machinery ofvarIous kinds, was
crushed by the falling walls OF the To-.
bacco factory. The stock, machinery
and building was damaged $4,000.
Insured,
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LOUISIANA.
The Republicans Have n Majority OF
One In The House.

New ORLEANS, December 23.--lhe
subcommittee appointed by the con
servatlye and democratic party 10 wit
ness the canvasslng and compiling OF
the returns 10y the returning board, to-
day promulgated the returns of the
election held November I'd for
congressman, state treasurer and
members Of the legislature, certi-
flying under oath that the statements
and compilations We're compiled by
them from sworn duplicate returns in
their possession, and have been by
them compared with the duplicates In
possession Of said board, and corrected
thereby and correspond to the compi-
lation and canvas, poll bypoll and par
ish by parish, made by said board, aud
therefore certify and declare the fol-
lowing named persons were duly and
lawfully elected. Here follows II list
OF the names Of those elected, showing
the election of four conservative aud
two republican congressman, the eec.
ton of Moncure, state treasurer, To-
forty-eight hundred and fifty.one
majority and the election Of seven
ty-0ne conservatives and thirty-seven
republicans TO the legislature.
Carroll parish is excluded from the
count OF the returning board.
The conservative committee to-day
withdrew from the board because Of It's
arbitrary ruling.
Mr.. Arroyo also withdrew. He will
give his reasons tomorrow for his
withdrawal.
The board canvassed the returns of
the Iberia and Terrebonne parish poll.
One which gave three conservative and
tifty-four republican votes was thrown
out, counting in republican in the
place of a democrat.
Terreb0nne parish polls three, eight,
ten and eleven, giving five hundred
and twenty-six compromise and three
hundred and eighty-three straight-out
republicans, in place ofthe compromise
candidates, and defeating Good for the
senate.
The returns as compiled by the board
to date give the democrats forty-six and
the republicans forty-seven members
of the house-one majority for the re-
publicans. The conservatives are de-
spondent and the republicans jubilant
over the result.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
kIIFadlllan Treaty Proposed Between
0ermapJ and The lnlled
states.

hERLIs, December 3D. bismarck
has moved Ia the federal council foI
an eNlradlllOn treaty with the United
states, making II uniform throughout
the empire,
The imperial commission 10 the
phllel ohles centennial consists oil
jacob, 0i the department 0fe0mmerce,
hnh several other eminent men,
There N no truth IN tho report that
German Vessels have been ordered Ia
remain IN the spanish waters 10 secure
satisfaction from the Carlisle.
PANS, December 2a,-rhe Journal
Le Pays has been suspended for two
weeks,
LONDON, December ei,--rhls was an
unusually cold morning, Several
skating fatalities are reported.
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A Party OF whites En- Route 20 the
Black HiIIs-General Ord Orders
them TO be Pursued and Expelled.

OMAHA, December %. General Ord
received the following dispatch yester-
day from Colonel Bradley:
yesterday an Indian came into
Spotted Tails agency and reported
that, twelve days before, he met a party
of twenty-one white men with their
teams on Elk creek, at the eastern foot
of the Black hills. They came from the
Missouri and were going into the
hillsu
The following is bis reply:
"Send q company of cavalry from
Camp Sheridan or Robinson, as you
think best, to overhaul the party in
the Black hills and expel 1t from the
Indian territory,n
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Attention, Knights of Pythias.

Members VI Coeur de Lion Lodge No. s, de-
silous OF getting uniforms, MS provided for In
n resolution passed on last Thursday night
ARE requested TO call Immediately on MesSrs.
Hamilton N Co., Main street, and leave their
measure for the same
JNO. W. WRIGHT,
II. p. AUNSPAUGH,
Committee.
December II, 1874. gGasla
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Again.

PHILADELPHIA, December % The
child drowned, supposed to be Charlie
Ross, proves 10 be hardly two years
old.
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fathI Accident.

MEMPHIS, December 23.--Dan Flah.
erty, an employee of the Merchants
cotton compress, was instantly killed,
this afternoon, by breaking machinery
piece striking him on the head
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For the Holidays.

WASHINGTON, December 23.--The
senate agreed to the house resolution
for an adjournment from tomorrow 10
the 5th ofJanuary.
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y Bill beads, Posters Lawyers Briefs, Pam.
phlets snd every kind OF job Printing
promptly sxeruted at the Herald once.
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Only RIA Killed.

MILWAUKEE, December 23-Only
six were killed by the boiler explosion
Ia Storm county.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-16

Mr.. FLANK l.. CORY, young Michi-
gander, has set up as a rival of
Brown, the mind-reader. Mr.. Cory has
persons to secrete things-then takes
them by the hand and finds the hidden
articles just as Brown does and with as
uniform success. Cory has also an sal
phabet test" The letters of the alpha
bet are strung upon wire and suspended
across the room. Some one is requested
TO select word and think of one letter
10 the exclusion of every other matter.
MIR. Cory grasps the hand of the person
who has selected the word, leads him
along in front of the wire, and slowly
but surely spells out the word Sc
lected. Cory does not attempt to ex-
plain the process by which he is enabled
to perform his experiments; no processes
his inability 70 do SO. but lays no claim to
any spiritual influence.
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resentatives from among all the citizen Of
the United States and to be separately and
Jointly responsible to the House Of Rep
resentatives and subject to be dismissed
by them. The fifth amendment provides
that the constitution be amended by In
serting the word "sex" after the word
color, in the fifteenth amendment to
the same.
The Radical Democracy have printed
their memorial in the English and Ger
man languages, and have sent it out for
the signatures of the people, to be re-
turned before the last day Of December,
1874, with the intention apparently Of
presenting 1t to the House of Represents
tives during the present session of Con
gress.
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MOrtgngec's Sale.

WHEREAS, by y certain Mortgage Deed,
w commonly called " sale mortgage, -
bearing date the nth day of septem-
Der. A ID. 1873, duly recorded In book
~" on page ls9, In the recorders
9iee Of AleSa9gadsEe fo,XnD .ye JS6anna RYAN M
tiate Johanna Hennessy and james Ryan, did
convey 10 the undersigned the following des-
crbed real estate, situated in the City Of Cairo,
in the County of Alexander and state Of Illinois,
TO wit Lot numbered seven %, In block
numbered thirty-two (32) in said City, upon
one certain pomissOry note for the sum of two
hundred and fifty dollars, executed by the said
Johanna Ryan and James Ryan, to the under
signed, and bearing even date with said sale
mortgage, due and payable one year after the
date thereof with interest AT the rate of ten per
cent. per annum from date until paid, should
the said note not be paid according 10 the tenor
and effect thereof, and should default be made
in the payment of said note and interest when
proceed and sell the sud real estate by said
mortgage provided, and execute 10 the pur-
chaser or purchasers thereof II deed for the con-
yeyHnce in lee of the premises sold and,
Whereas, default having been made In the
payment of the said note and the said note hav-
ing become due and payable, now,
Therefore, notice Is hereby given that by vir-
tue Of terms and conditions OF said sale mort
gage, will, on Wednesday, the 2jrd day of De-
cember, A. ID. leli, a the courthouse door, in
the city of Cairo, Illinois, at the hour Of 2
O'Clock pm, of said day, proceed to sell TO the
highest bidder for cash. the real estate and prem
Uses herenbetOre described 10 satisfy said debt
interest, cost and charges of said trust, aud will
execute and deliver 10 the purchaser deed there
for ELLEN POWERS.
CAIRO, Ills, November 25, lsIi vat
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WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
Another Murder and Another
Mystery.
An Attempt to Assassinate an Ex,
Sheriff in His Own House.
Especial Correspondence Of TIE BULLErIS ]

Especial Correspondence Of The BULLErIS ! e.
CARBoNDALE, December 10. 1874.
ED. BULLETIN People had supposed
that a reformation had taken place in
Williamson county, as there had been no
murders committed for the past seven
weeks, and but few shots fired from am
bush for nearly fortnight. Occasion
ally one of our citizens would venture to
Marion without first making his will and
appointing his administrator. The long
period that elapsed since the last murder
gave us great hopes that an armistice had
been entered into which would last until
after the holidays. But amidst our re-
joicing over the prospects of speedy civ
ilization, our joy was brought suddenly
to an end OH Saturday night last. a
large armed force entered our city about
IL o'clock at night, in search of Il doctor
to 90 at once to the residence of George
Sisney, ex-sherif of Williamson comfy.
About 8 o'clock in the evening, he, his
wife and son of william IIindman,
were seated at the table playing dom
mos, when some one unop tho val pain
approached the house and fired double
barreled shotgun loaded with buck-shot
through the window. The shot took eff
feet in the muscles of Mr.. Sisney's right
arm above the elbow, carrying away
nearly all the flesh and leaving the bare
bone. Several shot entered his body, but
a large portion of them passed through
his vest and shirt-bosom, completely rid
ding his garments. Young Hindman
received some of the shot in his side and
neck, and rumor says that he died yesler-
day evening about O'Clock. lie was
spending the eveningwith Sisncy. lie is
only about thirteen years ofage.
Mr.. Sisney's recovery is considered
doubtful. Sisncy was strong sympa-
thizer with the Russell's and bitterly
opposed to the Bullenir family. Where
this will end God only knows. Parties
have visited Carbonate and ordered
directly from st. Louis double barrel
shot guns-swearing vengeance and bold.
ly declaring that fun has only begun.
will keep your readers posted-will re-
port all battles and the number of killed
and wounded REPORTER.
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THE RADICAL DEMOCRACY'S -
PHOROeED CHANCES IN THE

The " Radical Democracy " whose
headquarters appear to be at Milwaukee.
have sent out In the mails for signatures,
u memorial to the House Of Representa-
tives Of the United States, demanding
amendments to the constitution. The
memorial calls for radical change In the
form OF government, and gives the
amendments, five In number, which
are TO reform the abuses which, under
the constitution as 1t is, there Is now
no power to prevent.
The first amendment provides that
every member of Congress shall be di.
rectly responsible 10 the electors of his
district, the majority Of whom may, If he
does not meet their expectations or just
ify their confidence, recall him or replace
him by successor, the manner of doing
This TO be defined by law.
The second amendment provides that
al important laws shall be submitted t.
'he people for their sanction or dlsap.
proval.
Ahe third, that the United States sen
ate snail be abolished and its function
lrahsiefred to the House Of Representa-
tivcs.
Inc fourth amendment proposes tha
the omces OF president and yice-presi
dent be abolished, aud that the mower,
vested In them be transferred 10 an az
20.
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For all Female Complaints

nothing equals DR.. Piorce's Favorlte Pre-
scrption. IL is most powerful restorative
tonic, also com dining the most valuable
neryine properties, especially adapting IT
to the wants Of de1ilit1ted ladies Suffering
from weak back, inward fever, congestion,
inflammation, or liberation, or tom nervous
ne :, or neur slgic pains. Mr.. G. W. Sey-
mOur. druggist, OF Canton, n. Y, writes
DR.. Pierce as FOL ows 1.-The demand for
your Favorite Prescription is wonderful,
aud one man stated 10 me that his wife had
not done a days work IN five months, wnen
she commenced taking your Fuvorite Pre-
scription, took two bottles and Is now on
the third bottle, aud il able TO do her house
work alone and milk fourteen cows twice a
day" DR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription II
sold by all dealers in medicines,
Dee l0-eod&w lw
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. WILLIAMSON COUNTY EPISODE.

Mr.. J. &. Clark Is gentleman who
lives IN Williamson county. Not long
since, Mr. Clark lost five AK handles and
concluding that they had been stolen,
made remark to that effect and proba-
bly, added something about administer
ing prompt punishment to the thief if he
could catch him. The editor OF the
Marion Democrat, on the lookout for an
item. chronicled the loss of Mr.. Clark's
AK handles in the following playful style ;
"Mr. j. c. Clark. residing mile
of town. lost five ak handles on last
Tuesday morning. The chap who Dor
rowed them had better fotch them back,
or he will get whipped, for we heard
Clark say so. Clark takes the Democrat
| and means business"
| The Democrat man didn't know It but
when he wrote that item he threw a fire
brand which inlamed Mr.. Clark with
passion. Mr.. Clark is true blue resi-
dent of Williamson county. who doesn't
propose TO be trifled with. lie immedi-
ately rushed into print in 1.-THE other pa
per-" fIe wrote:
"The article seems to me to be a slur.
He says "residing mile of town'-cer-
tainly definite-and seems to throw
something at our grammar. Well, |
made use of no such expression as
"fotch,r and as to me making threat of
any kind whatever. about the AK handles,
is lie. am not ION the muscle but If
Brown thinks to ridicule me through his
dirty sheet, will try 10 give him as good
as he sends. have received two copies
of his highly interesting () sheet, and
find my name used in one of them in
connection with a downright, mean, ma
licious lie.'
In conclusion, Mr.. Clark says again he
he is not ION the muscle, - but intimates it
will not take much TO put him on. The
trouble with Mr.. Clark Is that he can't
appreciate humor. The editor of the
Marion Democrat, if he wishes to save
his neck, will have to adopt the plan OF
an illustrious hlImorist who has gone be-
fore him, and label his funny articles,
this Is sarkasm.'
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Big Invention.


Lloyd, the famous map man, who made
all the maps for General Grant and the
Union army, certificates of which he pub
lished, has just invented a way OF getting
relief plate from steel SO as TO print
Lloyd's map Of American Continent
fhowing from ocean to ocean-on
one entire sheet of bank note paper, ION
90 inches large, on lightning press,
and colored, sized and vanished for the
wall so as TO stand washing. and mailing
anywhere in the world for % cents. or
unvarnished for 10 cents. This map
shows the United States and Territories
in group, from seryeys to 1915 with a
million places on il, such as towns, cities,
villages, mountains, lakes, rivers, streams,
gold mines, railway stations, DC. This
map should be in every house. Send 25
cents 10 the Lloyd Map Company, Phila-
delphia, and you will get copy by re-
turn mail.
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This,lewood Il Co., have furnished their
large elevator at corner OF twenty second
and Ohio Leyee, and moved into 1t from
their old store, the first of this week. They
will have all their elevating machinery,
stoam-power ETC., complete in few days,
and wi ! be prepared to store and take care
OF their consignments with much moro con-
venience and satisfaction than ever before,
as their storage room is ample TO meet all
demands that can possibly be made upon
them. Gj-l2-lG-6t.
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PInIn Question for InNaIids.

Have the routins medicines of the profess
sion done you no good: Are you discour.
aged and miserabley If so. test the proper.
ties of the new vegetable Specific, DIR.
WALKERS CALIFORNIAN VINEGAR BIT-
TIERS, already famous as the finest inyigor-
ant corrective and Alternative that has ever
seen the light. Dispeptics and persons of
bilious habit should keep it within reach, If
they va'ue health and ease.
5S-l2-l5-4w.
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For Boots and SHOES OF any

For Boots and Shoes OF any
style, quality or description 20
6 to VIM. Ehlers on Twentieth
street, or at No. 81 Ohio Levee. lie guar
antees TO each purchaser the stock that he
selects, and manufactures boots at all prices
ranging from as 90 to sl5 %. Customer.
troubled with corns or tender feet, are
guaranteed an cay fit, as boots are lifted to
the foot. In the absence of Mr.. Ehler, who
will superlntend both shops, Philip Baugh
will have charge OF the Levee shop and I'd.
Fitzgerald the shop on Twentieth street.
Thanking his patrons for past iavors lie co.
licits continuance of the same.
81 l2.I0-tf
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"A gooda.sortmento all kinds officiating
stoves warranted sound and perfect, and
not iujuredby the late fire, very cheap Of
r. J KERTH's. 12-lG-l0t
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The Missouri penitentiary will require
the attention of the legislature of that
State this winter. Two mutinies, not
far apart, have occurred there, both caused,
II is alleged, by inhuman treatment of
nrisoners
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

PSAilshed every Thursday morning at VI 70
per anru,n, invariably in advance. The postage
on the Weekly will be prepaid at this office, so
,hsa subscribers will obtain It for subscription
price Of sl year.
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PRESIDENT GRANT has been sick and
could not entertain King Kalakau, and
King Kalakau has been sick and
could not be entertained. But about
this time both are no doubt conyalescent
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OLE 8nll&tin.
Reading Matter ON Every Page.
JOHN II. oBKRLY, Editor.
JUpD failed on the 369th mile. He gave
up on Sunday.
ARKANSAS has had seventeen govern
ors since 1t was reconstructed in 1868.

JOHN MARTIN, jr., of the Paducah Ken
tuekian has been suggested as a candid
ate for clerk Of the court of appeals In
Kentucky, in case Capt. Tom Jones is de-
clared ineligible.
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Down.

Down, down they come--the prices of
stoves and tinware at a. llalley's, No. 16s
and 10 Washington avenue, 16-l2-3-1m
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

We have replenished our Job Printing Office with
many fonts of type and have orders out for other
fonts of the latest popular styles We determined
to establish the reputation of our office for rst.cass
work. aud make prices so low that the most enthu-
siastc patrons of foreign cities will be compelled to ad.
nit that do work at lower prices than any other Of
flee in the country Mr. Obery, admitted to be one OF
the best practical job printers West and South, has
assumed personal supervision of the job printing de-
partment and will endeavor to give satisfaction to our
many patrons
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The largest assortment OF Christmas
goods ever brought TO Cairo. will be dis
played on Monday, December 9TH, at
DAHL HARTSIAS's.
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If YOU want good coal or wood cook
stove for below cost, call at L. j. kERTH's.
12.i6-l0t
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

vr,uE BULLETIN is published every morning
teIoeps Monday in the Bulletin Building cor
nsr washington avenue and Twelfth street.
Tn BrlIsrrs is served to city subscribers by
s,,hfu, carriers at Twenty-Five Cents week
psysbis weekly. ny Mail, Tin advance, sio per
annasn slx months, %, three months, ssi one
month, d Is.
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CLEAR and most fragrant lIavanas for 10
cents, at the Crystal saloon, erof sixth
and Commercial avenue. l2-5tf
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Nupposed 10 be Stolcn.

A sorrel mare, about years old. IA
hands high, lame in right hind leg. The
owner can have the same by proving
property and paying charges.
Cairo. December II. 1874.
52-l2-l3-3t JONI IIoGAN. Constable.