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SPORTING MATTERS.


NASHVILLE nIooD-uonsE ASSOCIATION RACES,
NASHVILLE, Tonn. May 10.-Iho spring meet-
ing Of tho Nashville Dlooi-Horso Association,
commenced to-day. Tho track is In good condi-
ton aud attendance fair.
THE FIRST RACE .....
WAS the Randall stake, Bweepstalte for 8-ye1r
olds, $50 subscription, halt forfolt closed with
thirty-ayo ontries; aoven stertora:
John Alcock l. Co.'s ch. T. Orphan Girl ........
Iaislo reyt,on's vt, e ch. { Summer hoso 9
3. N. Murphy's b. c. Viscount. 4. .............. 4
og9rt e f5sotbs!'. ssofs e.: Ri1g V.rynrh
u. e. sans menainas b. p /. = voeass.
In tho second heat Summer Roso and King
Pynn nm ran ahead for the nth position. Time,
n tho pools sold previous to the first heat
Summon Rose wa8A 1argo fnyorita. Orphan
Girl carried ~ pounds overweight,
/ BEcoNp RACE,
dash Of Il ml1es. Association, $3.50:
" SUMMARY.
Wlllfarns X 0wfng6 ch, Q. 8Nmcrsot.
". @. Hardtngs ch. I. Madria.
Je,nes 4. a1e7steaa's ch; Sophia nnddery
Il. 1ss i. dha.thas : eh aeseaiio
Time, 2l4N.'
Pools In tl.is raco Hold: Madria first, dorlitza
second, Somorsot third choice.
Third RACE.
Dash Of milo aud hal', Association purse Of
J, 2. Jackson's 6. 6. jean vaIean....... .......
4. T. Lewis GO : b. I, yandsltto. 2
Jamcs Ernnklns b. N. Arizona. 8
Lewis Cosb. Joe Johnston. dist
In this race Jean Vatican sold aa tho favorite,
with Arizona close up, Lewis' entries far behind.
Vatican won by very short head. Time, 2:42.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The playing nine Of the Mutual Baseball
Club of Now York arrived in the city last eyo-
ming, and arc stopping at the 81. James Hotel.
They present q fine appearance physically, aud
will doubtless give tho Chicago Club MI 1t can
do to beat them. Tho first championship game
between tho nines will be played this afternoon
on tho grounds at the corner OF State and Twen-
ty-third streots provided the weather Is favor
abto.
This Mlchiqdn University Chronicle says that
some Of tho football players Of that city are
talking Of making match with Chicago e1perts
at the game. If thore any Of the latter lere-
abouts They keep protty quiet. "a no one ever
hears Of q game Of football In this city.
There was to have been a meeting Of orioketors
nt tho Sherman House 1aBteyening, but a quorum
failed to attend. The next meeting will be hold
OIL the baseball grounds, at tho oorner Of State
and Twenty-third Btroeta, and duo notice will bo
given Of tho dnto.
Bo9TONa vs.. BALTLI0nEH,
DALTrMonE, May 10.-Daae bali: Bostons, 8; !;
Baltlmores, 2.
, 1874-05-20

PIttsbur4l. OIL A1nritet.
PtTrsnunaH, Htay 19.-Cruds quiet; quoted 1t .3o
refined very quiet At 19Ac.
, 1874-05-20

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,
LIVERPOOL, May 19.-The steamships Italia
and Cornwall, from New York, hayo arrived out,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-15

There is no case OF Dyspepsia TIA. '7'c'h :
August Flower VII nit euro. u /" your drug
store and inquire about 1t. If you su'''r from
Costly cnass, Sick Headache" Sour Stomach, In
digestion, Liver C"mpla!nt or ERA g,i""nt oi
the Syscm, try ii. Two or three duscs WI. r.
lieve you.
Boschee's German Syrup is now sold III every
town and city in the United s>ttt"S. We hay'
no. less than five Ii nlrcd ettcrs from druggists
saving it Is the best medicine they ever sold fol
Consumption, Tnroat or Lung nise"s". N"mp!'
bottle of either III CTS. Regular So" 10 cts F"l
sale by HENRY COOK IL CO., AMI al! drug
gis,s and Storekecpcrs in tue country. sop II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-15
A Card.

The determination of my friends yesterday
evening tina. my name ought Lot 10 be present.
ed to the convention then in scs ion, ait'r the
extraordinary action Of that body in 'xs!"d,rs
the five regularly elected Gc cGatcs is"ni thc
Scott townshsp, in FauIuicr county, imposes
upon me u duty which nnu.t perform. IN
nouncc myself u candidate To represent ms Dis
trct in the next Congress of the U:Ilr0 H.,.t.$.
If the Republican purity presents cti'':"'a'c,
will submit to the arbitr.mcnt OF any Coi'Scrva-
tive convention that may hc elected in acr.:r'I-
uncc with the established plan OF organ zatl,'r.
JAS. BARBOUR
Alexandria, August q, lS7l-tf
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Political Discussion.

We are authorized to announce That crarr:
Enua Hun1on and AIR james Barbuur viii ad-
dress the people of the counties n~1mrd ." th'
court days OF the rcsp"ctlv" counties Is i"l!"w>
Rappanannock, 81 Mondy in sc!'tcmber.
Fairfax, Sd MONDAY in >cpicinh"r.
Orange, 4th Monday in Srrtr"b"r.
Nj, olson, attn Thursday in September.
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It is said that Y. uag ,i.,,gi."r e i''.aI1sre
has magnificent 'cc, wt,!ti. IF'"l,rS -
make her fauuuS Oh the npccatsc agr.
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Baron Rothschiid writes 10 IT, p"rcls that
he takes no uotice of i,t"rs from le9p.>; VII
threaten to xii him f he ,iDt.,G'y gvc them
money His uind is occup c wth It n - IA
crease his fortune, a~d Oh prac.ica. pI. c:s l'r
rebuilding Jerusalem.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-15

Four thouSan, An.cr.c..n' .N' ~ fAfi> ''''"'
Eugl.shmeu, II 900 Gc.:nau,, - 80 beIg'aus'
and - UUU Swiss.
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CURE FOR SUMNER COMPLAINT lake I'VE
tablespocuiuIs Of grated coin!r-> roo! aud III"
white Of one egg, beatrn i l"ee'''cr; ,I'','
have ready iing piss =! mix, !o'o "'ieh
stir the comirey an: c..g l. "'l fhicktn Tx"
"pap." and il is not vi as.u l. tnk..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-15

How l. 1T w rcr wi "r'ryb"dy u'.H r
stand that an editor III Is u !.'."@ H. snug
his paper, and his Spac" /: aveIi.l,g
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-15

England ard Scotland are said t" contain
100000 hati,ual druukardS, l.c.ui"g both
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-15

An oratorio, foundcd on hunyans ~
grim's Progress, Is shortly TO be produced III
Enrlau1
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~ O RI 20 l. X A Il d BIOS " . n .

oEFoLK AND BOSTON,
The steamer LADY OF THE LAKE, con-
Meeting III Norfolk with the steamers sE~s e.
Of tie NJ erchants and Miners Trans. ss5.sss.sss
portaton Company for Boston, will leave her
wharf No south wharves, EVERY MON
DAY and TIL ESEAY nj 80 =. m, for Nor
folk Returning, leave Norfolk on TT tSDh =,
and FRIDAYS, ut 3 p. m, stopping ut Fort
Washington, Glymont, Pincy Point, Point
lookout and Fortress Monroe.
This line, connecting ri Alexandria with tbs
o.. A. s. NJ. snt w. IL O. f. Rs, and 1T Nor
folk with the Boston steamers, offers superior IN
tluccmcnts for the rapid and careful shipment "f
al kinds Of freight to Boston. The rates berg
low, tn" attention of shippers is particularly di-
rected to this feature. All freight forwarded
froe Of commission, and through bills Of iadir:,
gwen.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
Y. u. GKONER. Norfolk, }. &. WATERS,
GaorgctCwn, or
+. A. REED Agent Alcnnrtrr,..
A. g. PLANT, Gen. Agt.,
Cor 18th s.. and New York a:c.,
Washington ID. {.
First cl,.ss fare to Norfolk, ST. r"nn' trir, So
Second class fare I" Norfolk, So round trip, IS
I'll
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EOR DYSPEPSIA Indigestion, li"sdHchc,
Il Loss of Appetite, Sc, OLD VIRGINIA.
EXCELSIOR BiTTERS have no equal. Give
them trial and be convinced.
hENRY COOK & CO,
aug25 loI h'ng street.
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r nv ANnDIA q AZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
STERM RUHTS.

I,GEs THE PEOPLES LINE,
secure tn" advantages of cheap transportation,
to develop agricultural rcsou -ces and to pro
mote useful trade and industries.
The steamer MARY WASHINGTON, Just
finished by the Upper Potomsc Steamboat Com
pany, and having unsurpassed recommendations,
is now ready for service, and will commence
running on her regular line on MONDAY, Sep
TEN Der It'll.
Leaves Glymont for Washington RVERi
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
Farmers mmoGation-Lcavcs hcc"tnl
EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY ana SAT
URDAG, al 3 Il. m, for Washington, till lur-
ther notice, touching ut intermediate landings
OF Virginia and Maryland. Returning, leaves
Washington At 3! p m.
Mid day Excursion Down the Rivcr-LeLvcS
Washington ut 10 Il. m, returning at 3 y. NJ.
Fare sic for parties not leaving the boat
sep 5-u Nj. b. GREGG, Captain.
1877 4 ARk "a 4 ih ! 81 4
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LA&DiNGS,
lncludng Colton's, Blackistone's Island ana
Lconsrdtowl.
The swift and favorite iron steamer PILOT
BOY, Captain Jo.eph White leaves IL ;. 3,
her wharf EVERY TU ESDAY ardskss..-=.. !. q! a
SATURDAY MORNING, at 80 O'CLOCK, Tor
Landings on the Potomac, rs follows.
On Tuesday for On Saturday Or
Glymont, GIymont,
Sandy Point Sandy Prrnt
Liverpool Point, Liverpool Point
Smiths Point, Smiths Point
ChAttffton, Chatterton
Etewsrt's Wharf, Stewards Wharf,
Matthias Point, TolSnn's Wharf,
Tol>on's " harf, Matthias Point
Dlis Wharf, Mattux Creek,
Matt,x Creek, Longwood Wharf,
Long wood Wharf, Cullon'S wharf,
Cnlton's Wharf, Blackistonu's Island
BlackiStonc's Island, LoonHrdtown,
CLrrloman. Curriuman,
Returning Wednesday Return G. Sunday, max
making above bindings. ing above landings.
Fare for round trip $3.50. Apply to
L. ~. REED, Agent
jy % ,Janney's Wharf.
fiji NOTlCE-POTOMA C TRANS
sssG=e--zasl PURTATIGN LINE.
Inc steamer EXPRESS, Capt. j. r. Barker,
will resume her route on FEBRUARY 9th,
1874, bctwenn baltimore, Washington and A lex
andria, stopping nj the usual RlF ER LAND
lNG.S.
Leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY ut 4
i. M, Alexandria EVERY FRIDAY nj i y.
m, and Washington 1T II ~ night.
For further information apply TO
}. BkODEkS q CO., IL King street
Alexandria, Fn.
MERIDIAN & SONS, ll2 higiltsl.,
feb 26-Lf Baltimore, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-15
From the People.

Forty-seven Thousand Germans have gone
back to Paris to live.
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DIAPAhA"N

YININGLEI'S hENOLNISG DlA!hI'''"'
And
REVERSIBLE DA>llEE CHI ~, g..
| Tia. Du,uiirnyln CLurn i "Hc"i"p."-' =
fer Worker. being constructed upon 81. :
new principles. a "" require tn" room '.''
up tv The stock Of Churns on haia, "" ~ '.....
them n.t ~ extremely l"w prizes W.. ..''
.nrl several hundred oi the .b :" Ch.i'as Il.
nIjnycn counties, nd III n!i c''-', w.!
J. I. CRElGHTOE X sos,
jy22 . Ming s., Coz - 49,.
EUST OPENED-A full I'm" 81 r" c.'r....
II COkStTS, one 81 the most sly''s'. : -.
fnr IN. money that We havc ever opened
ana sec them NJ u,,TuL,;
jy2 ~ T.
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THE GkXE"E't +.

TUESDAY EVEN'G., SfPrtN Der =.
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MA CkEREL-Nos. |, = and Sin store and
lHk for sale by w. +. BkOOkES
sep Hi King street.
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Is Hmm s. CO
y
Successors to Samuel Hartley
GENERAL CONNISSiON MERCHANTS
No. ID Union street,
Alexandria, Va
n@- Particular attention paid TO the selling Of
FLOUR, GRAIN and I'll kinds of COUN
PRODUCE, and filling all orders for GROCE.
kiES, GUANO, PLASTER, SEEDS, &c,
Sc ut the lowest market rates.
,gs.~ Agents for the sale of james 5. Wech's
celebrated brands of FAMILY FLOUR.
Ess~ Agents for the salo OF tho "Ro UND tor
;Jii,RAULIC CEMENT" jan 5-tf
J. UKoDEKs. J. LANNoN.
( BEODERS s. co,
j No. II King street.
Alexandris, Va.
GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Wholesale Dealers in
GROCERIES,
LlOGORS,
PROVISIONS,
SALT FISH,
and PRODUCE.
Also keep on hand general assortment Of
Cnr,:Agc. Tar. Pitch, Nails, Lime, Packing, Oils
Lai.. - aud SHY and Naval Stores.
All orders and ccnsignnents promptly attend
ed 20. and goods forwarded without delay 10 con.
si::I!ccs arrival.
Agents for Dupunts Gunpowder.
XXX Ale and Porter always on hand.
\ gents Tor the Baltimore and Potomac Trar.s
l"rtatinn line. NH lu-tt
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Rssks SHkE OR RENT,

FOR RENT.
Sc. The DWELLING HOUSE, No - norm
ECy.:l street 1t is in excellent order, ana sup
- !" "5 .'n 60 WILLIAM GREGORY.
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DARRlSWS LIQUID EENNtT, for max
i ing CurdS, Whey, and Cold Custed, pro-
pared ut Psrrish,s Pharmacy, Phi,"dcpni",
just received aud for sale ty
aug4 JAN Me- ~.
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CUGAK-CURED HAMS Magnolia, BANNER,
- Palmetto, Star, and other cho;cc brands.
sept X Is. LA SON ~ 90.
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MINED PICKLES. by the gallon, quart
WI and pint, in store and for sale By
w. +. BRUOkES,
sep Ia King street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-17
The Weathcrford Fire.

The Weatherford Times of Saturday,
gives the following particulars of the
burning of the court house in that
place, on Wednesday, brief mention of
which was made by us on Friday:
About four o'clock on "Wednesday
morning, our town was startled by the
ringing of the bell and the cry of fire,
which was soon discovered to be in the
clerks room at the court house. Be-
fore any considerable portion of The
people could assemble, the flames were
bursting through the windows, and
soon after through the roof of the
building. 1t was utterly impossible to
save anything from the clerks office,
and the entire contents were consumed.
The fire having originated in the
clerks room, 1t was sometime before
1t communicated to the other offices,
and all the papers of the sheriff. treas
urer, surveyor, and of Judge Leach,
were preserved.
Mr.. PlOwman wassleeping In a room
upstairs, over the sheriff's office. and
was awakened by the smoke from be-
low. Discovering at once his danger,
he raised the window and sounded the
alarm Of fire. About the same time,
= Mr.. George Hesrein, deputy sheriff,
who was aleeping 10 the treasurer'i
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-17
NHutfuy.

CAIRO, ILL.,, May l6.-An officer of
the steamer James Howard report, that
mutiny occurred on that vessel yes
terday, and the deck crew virtually
had possession of the boat until an
armed force from here boarded her.
The negroes drove the officers up stairs
and warned them not to come down or
land the boat. AS no arms were to be
had the officers made no response.
The boat was run near enough to the
wharf boat at Hickman to throw of a
telegram to the United States marshel
at Cairo, asking for posse to meet the
boat below the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-17
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.

New YORK May 16.-Gold opened at
12l and closed at l2s. Cotton quiet.
middling Orleans, 10 1-Sc; middling
Alabama, Zoe; middling uplands,
is 7-l6c; low middling, l7ic; strict
good ordinary, lie; good ordinary, l5lc.
Exchange, 90@9l; sixty days, S7@SS;
commercial, sixty days, S4!@S6.
GALVESTON, May l6.-Cotton mar
ket very firm with an advancing ten
dency. Good ordinary, l64c; middling
18c.
Hides-Dry ordinary selection Isle;
wet, sailed selected, 7a@Sc.
Gold III.
NEW ORLEANS, May l6.-Cotton quiet.
Middling uplands, lSc; low middling,
l7ic; good ordinary, Ice; ordinary, lie.
Exchange, 434@44; bank, 47!; sight ]
premiums. Gold l29l2f.
LIVERPOOL, May l6.-Cotton advanc-
ing. Sales 5000 bales, for speculation
and export, 1000 bales. Uplands, Ss@
Sad; Orleans, sgd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-17
FOREIGN.
The Erie IuvestigatiOn-Tbe Gear Wis
It's Eugenie-D In the French
Assembly.

The Erie Iuvestigation-Fbe Gear Wis
It's Eugenie-D issenti0n I'm the French
Assembly.
LONDON, May l6.--In the commons
upon the question of granting leave Of
absence to Captain Tyler to examine
into. the Erie affairs, one speaker
thought it derogatory TO the national
dignity to send out government Off
Ger to investigate what he termed a
bankrupt transatlantic concern, al
though it was satisfactory to know
that the Erie railroad was in good
hands.
Sir G. b. Adderly, president of tue
board of trade, and Sir Stafford North
cote maintained that the permission
given to Captain Tyler to absent him.
self from his duties was proper, and
the subject was dropped.
The Car visited Empress Eugene
to-day.
"A special from Paris to the STANDARD
says if the ministry is defeated Buffet
president of the assembly, will proba-
bly, be called upon by Mcmahon to
form o new cabinet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-17

office, also commenced u vigorous pull
Ing ut the bell oflheCommercial hotel.
Together they raised quite comm0'
ton, and the people turned Tout ny good
numbers, Mr., Plowmun, after throw
ing his bed from the window was cOm-
PEELED 20 yacate the room, minus cloth
Ing, hat, boots, etc, and CROPPED hls
way down stairs through the dense
smoke that filed the court room, aud
was glad 10 find himselfon terra lirma,
although he had no clothing more
than shirt and drawers,
Mcssrs. shannon IL PlownAn lost
all their law library, valued nj $500 or
$780, besides the loss of papers, memo
randa, etc, etc, and Mr.. Plowman
lost his entire wardrobe, leaving him
without n "shlrt on his back, rs an
an old lady said.
That II IL the work of an incondary
no one doubts. When the fire was
discovered the south window was
open, and the flames covered the table
and shelves containing the records IL
Is supposed that some one under IN
dictnlent has been the means of de-
stroying the building to get rid OF the
punishment they so richly deserve.
They are, TO say the least, very short
sighted, and We hope the perpetralor
may he ierreted out and punished.
Mr.. Samuel II. Mililken, the old
clerk, and Mr.. Hedrick, ex-sheriil, are
losers in the destruction of the fee
book, for work done in years past, aud
Mr. Duke lost is fee book, rs well rs
all private papers. But the greatest
loss Is that OF the records in the clerks
office. Many deeds are destroyed, for
which no substitute can be obtained.
The probaterecords are also burned and
the difficulty of settling estates with
administrators and guardians cannot
be estimated or imagined. The loss OF
the building Is nothing, when COM
pared TO this.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-17
The PistOl-A Deadly Feud--SiXtecr
Men Wounded.
From the Paris Press, l6th.l

From the Paris Press, lBth.]
For some time past deadly feud has
existed between Dave McGee, and
- Everidge, citizens of the Choctaw
Nation, near the mouth of Kiamita,
which was participated lJr by their
mutual friends, and a regular war has
been waged by them for some time
each party being well armed and
keeping together.
A few days ago, as we are informed,
the two parties, numbering about eight
side, well armed with shot guns and
six shooters, met on the prairie near
Doaksville, and regular pitch battle
ensued, resulting in the wounding of
every man engaged, some dangerously,
and the killing of one horse and
wounding OF several others.
Our informant-who by the way is q
very reliable gentleman-says that the
feud originated from the arrest of Me-
Gee by the Eldridge boys, who were
formerly United States deputy mar
shals.
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Mn Dead bodies Recovered Loss Es
timated NJ over One Million Dollars
Boston, May l0,-fhere was n dis
astrous flood in Williamsburg, Massa
ohusetts, to-day, caused by the break
ing away Of reservoirs, causing con
siderable loss of life. No particulars
have yet been received
NEW York, May l0.-Three large
reservoirs above Williamsburg, Mass,
which were constructed TO supply the
manufactures Of Williamsburg, Loeds
and Haydenvllle gave way at an early
hour this morning, the water sweeping
everything before 1t. The above named
towns were almost entirely destroyed,
including such buildings rs Hayden,
Moore d Co.'S immense brick factory.
A large loss is reported, but it is at
present impossible to give any esti-
mate, though 1t is probably not less
than one million dollars.
HAYDENvILLE, Mass, May 49,
Twenty-six bodies have been taken
from the food, and bodies are still
coming. Whole blocks of tenements
were swept away.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-17

The recent action of the German
parliament on the military system OF
the empire will give to it in seven
years, at the close of MacMahon's gov
eminent of France, a regular army
stronger by over 100000 men than Won
Moltke now commands.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-17
All Quiet on the Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, May l6.--Negotiations
are progressing favorably for peace
full dispensing of the Brooks mob.
Governor Baxter has issued con-
gratulatory address.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-17

A Denver (Colorado) physician pro-
tests against eastern doctors allowing
their patients in the last stage of con-
sumption to go to Colorado. The air
israrer, and contains less oxygen, and is
too trying If the disease is far advanced.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-17
ED.

SUTr0N.--In this city, yesterday, May 10
at "a o'clock, p. NJ, of consestive chilli Fran
els, infant son OF DIR. W. IL and Mrs. Mary
Sutton, aged four months and fifteen days.
The burial service will take place from the
Episcopal church, Elm street, this Sunday
afternoon at four o'clock.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-17

The best thing the evergreen Mrs.
Malaprop has said lately is that "she
doesn't want to vote because she
couldn't bear the shock of the clectri-
cal franchise.p
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-17
MEDICAL.
'-~----~---~SS-r-r~-S-r-5 -r~rT-Sr-' --7-'--'>~
Sins OF MOTHER AND FATHER
MEDICAL.

IT'S sin TO hoard up money and refuse to
supply the natural wants and demands of a
sufferi ng, bed-ridden wife. IT'S sin for a
mother to bend over the couch OF O beautiful,
vet fading daughter, and refuse to spend a
few dollars Tor her benefit and relief How
many thousands Of mothers and fathers are
to-day cursed with the above sin? Sickly,
pale, emaciated, care-worn, suffering. females
remedy can be had, and yet they refuse 70
spend 4 little money for IL. The remed that
viii cure 10 Or. Drorngosles English Female
nitters. Bold By druggists, 1fdaHzm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-17
The CRUSADERS,

CINCINNATI, May 16.-The mayor
will issue orders to the captains of po-
lice to prevent women from praying in
the streets hereafter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-17
[specIOl 10 the Gnlyoslon News.

Especial to the Galveston News
CORPUS CHRISTI, May 49, Last Mon
day, at the Penesca, about sixty miies
from Corpus Christi on the Laguna
Madre, party of men, supposed to be
Mexicans, attacked store kept by
four Americans, citizens of Corpus
Christi, and muir Tered all of them.
The names Of the murdered men are
John II. Morton, Michael Morton,
CokeIy "a nephew OF J. NJ. Murphy,
the partner Of Il. j. Davis and Il Ger
man named Herman iilgner. Intense
excitement exists in the community.
Parties are out in search of the murder
ers, and will be in to-day or to-mor-
row.
Yesterday, at the Cayman lake, in
San patricio county, about thirty miles
northwest of Corpus Christi, three
Mexicans were found hanging TO u
tree. They had been engaged in the
robbery of two Americans last Thurs
day. 1t is not supposed they hanged
themselves.
1t is reported here that last night, on
the prairie between this place and
Rockport, man, u hide buyer, was
found cut to pieces, supposed to have
been done by MeXicans. He had in his
possession a thousand dollars, which
was taken. j could not learn his name.
OF all these tragedies, fuller partcu-
lars will arrive soon, of which | will
send details. 1t is not improbable that
u wholesale vengeance will be enacted
upon the perpetrators of these horrible
outrages and all aiders and sympathiz-
ers. a company of United States cav
airy, at Captain Kings rancho, affords
no protection, though stationed there
for that purpose.