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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, August 29-l A. M.
Probabilities.


Probabilities
Over the South Atlantic aud Gulf States falling
or stationary barometer, slight changes in tenn
perature, sOutheasterly to southwester!y winds,
cloudy or partly cloudy weather ana rain areas
are probable.
Over Tennessee and the.Ohio Valley lower barom-
eter, stationary or rising temperature, winds
veering to southery and westerly, cloudy or partly
cloudy weather and rain areas.
Over the lake region lower barometer stationary
or rising temperature. fresh and brisk east to
south winds, increasing cloudiness and occa-
sional rain areas.
Over the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
valleys and the Northwest winds shifting to west
and north, clearing but partly cloudy weather,
rising barometer and falling temperature
OVER NEW ENGLAND AND TUE MIDDLE STATES
FALLING BAROMETER, STATIONARY Or RISING TEN
PERATURE, WIND MOSTLY FROM THE EAST AND
SOUTH, PARTLY CLOUDY WEATHER, AND OVER THE
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN PORTIONS or THE LATTER
OCCASIONAL RAINS
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A FORBIDDEN DORADO.

General Sheridan Refuses to Allow
Miners to Enter the Black Hills Unless
Authorized by the Government.
CHICAGO, August %, 1874.
Lieutenant General Sheridan has issued an order
notifying parties. now reported organizing at va
rious points on the border to visit the Black Hills
in search OF gold, that they win not be permitted
to go unless under authority OF the Secretary Of
the Interior or OF Congress-
Some efforts are reported as being made here to
organize expedition for the Black Hills country.
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THE OHIO ELECTION.

Mnjorities Against the New COnstitu-
ton, Liquor Licenses, Minority Repre-
scntation and Railroad Subsidies.
COLUMBUS August %. 1874.
The Official canvass OF the vote cast at the recent
election in this State was made to-day ana
shows that the majority against the new constl-
tuition ia 1924, and the majority against the
liquor license 1885,
The Otfical canvass also shows a majority
against minority representation of 1856, $780, and
majority against State aid to railroads Of 251 242
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CANADIAN COMMERCE.

QUEBEC, August %, 1874.
The number Of seagong vessels entered in
wards at the Custom House, from the opening OF
navigation up to yesterday including 1875 from the
lower ports, was 1917. The Clearances to the same
date, Including $50 for the lower ports, are TIP,
leaving IS vessels In port Since the opening OF
navigation 176 vessels have been licensed by the
Quebec Custom House for the local trade or the
Province. Freights continue to decline The In.
Quiry Tor tonnage is very limited and vessels are
placed with difficulty. The impression Is that
rates win not recover this season.
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TERRIBLE GAS EXPLOSION

Dry Goods Store in Rochester Dis
rupted and Many Persons injured.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, August 2s, 1874.
At eight O'Clock this evening an explosion of gas
took place in Brennan & Sons dry goods store, on
state street. All the large plate glass windows
were blown to atoms in the front and rear. and
the damage is very extensive in that way, and to
the goods in the basement the injury by water is
slight.
A leak of gas had been noticed in street lamp
rae hed o gathered su sec was
the trouble. The explosion swept them all into
the street, ana large number were injured, cut
with glass and burned.
The drug stores were soon filed with the
wounded and physicians were soon engaged in
injured.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In
the Country.

the Country. !
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week. now
ready, contains the conclusion OF Select Story.
entitled. "Wedded in DEATH" together with the
very Latest News by telegraph from All Parts Of
the World up to the hour OF publication 1t alss
contains condensed reports OF ATairs in Wash
ington; Mr.. F. d. Moulton's Statement of the
Brooklyn Scandal and the Testimony OF the Schools
girl Bessie, given before the Beecher Investigating
Committee; Sporting Intelligence; Obituary; Edit
torial Articles on the Prominent Topics OF tha
Day; Our Agricultural Budget; Reviews OF tho
Cattle. Horse and Dry Goods Markets; Financial
and Commercial Intelligence. and Accounts OF
all the Important and Interesting Events OF the
Week.
TERMS Single subscription, 81; three copiesv
So; i've copies, IS; ten copies, SIS; single COPIES
five cents each. A limited number Of Advertisa-s
ments inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD. ~
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more formai ana protracted than anything that
had hapren DIR. Stone OF the leading citizens
and happy orator in his way, escorted the Presl-
dent to the platform. and, when the
CHEERS had subsidized, went at HIM with
genuine speech Of welcome, which lasted
ten minutes or more. OF course ne had
considerable to say about Plymouth Rock and the
Pilgrim Fathers and the loyalty OF their sons and
the pride which ne felt on welcoming such dis
lnRulshed visitor as the President of the United
states, and remarked that 1t would be q red let
ter day In the history or the town.
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ARKANSAS CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

LITTLE Rock, August %, 1874.
The Constitutional Convention to-day struck out
the section in the finance report forbidding the
Legislature from ever providing for the payment
of the State levee bonds, railroad bonds the Hal
ford bonds-ln all about 81, OOO 600. This was
test vote on reputation. Judge Cendenin. OF the
Seventh judicial Circuit, has refused mandamus
to compel the State Treasurer to pay the expenses
OF the Convention and the State government out OF
the sinking and school funds. 1t is thought the
ConVentiOnWIll adjourn within week.
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A Landing In Delaware and Another
Ascension.

CENTREvILLE, Newcastle counV,l
August %, 1874 J
Donaldson's balloon from Philadelphia landed
here at quarter to seven and stopped until eight
p. n, when 1t again assembled. 1t being necessary
20 tighten the balloon, MIR. Janvier, OF the Press
selected by lot and he was lett to travel back
by rail. The balloon went almost directly south,
attaining an altitude OF $500 eet. 1t Is Intended
10 remain up all night and probably tomorrow,
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WYOMING GROVE CAMP MEETING.

WHKEsBARRE Pa August %, 1874.
The wyoming Grove Camp meeting was closed
to-day. Among the many prominent persons who
participated in the closing exercises were DR..
Bevan, O, England, and Mrs. Keene, Secretary OF
the WOmens Foreign Mission Society. The meet
ing has been in progress ten days, and has been
visited by many thousand people.
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RUSSIA AND CHINA.
Tire atening Rumors from the Chinese Capital.

LONDON. August 29-5 80 A. NJ.
The Chinese are reported to be threatening tile
Russian province OF Kulda.
MILITARY ROAD.
Tne Russians are constructing military road
afom Semipalatinsk to the Chinese frontier
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CANADIAN ORIOKBTERs COMING.

MONTREAL, August %, 1874.
team OF the Montreal Cricket Club left this
afternoon Tor New York 70 play in the interna-
tional matches ut New York. August 81 and Sep
TENDER 1: In Boston, September and 8, and in
Salem, September A. The players are :-Messrs.
Holmes Gordon, Hardman, Hussey. Abbott. Camp
bell Starke Savage, Booker and W. 4. Smith.
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THE KENTUCKY TROUBLEa

LOUISVILLE, August 20, 1874
Colonel W. L. Clarke, who commanded the State
troops at Lancaster, yesterday withdrew sixty
eight men and went to Sparta. whence he will
march to Owenton to sustain Judge McNamara's
court in the prosecution of Offenders. Walker
Russell's party wanted to surrender to the federal
commander. William Sm0ot was sent to Owenton
in charge OF the Sheriff and q posse to-day.
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A STEAMSHI? DISASTER.
The LiAey Proves a Total Loss-Crew and ras-
sengers Saved.

LONDON, August 2s, 1874.
The Royal Mail Packet Company's steamship
Li1ey, which went ashore on the coast Of Uruguay,
u q total loss.
ALL LIVES AND SPECIE SAVED.
None of her crew or passengers were lost. The
specie and mails were also saved.
The Lifey piled between Southampton and
South American ports.
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LARGE PIRE IN WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, N. c.. August %. 1874
Fire broke out at one O'Clock this morning 10 tho
rosin warehouses and wharves In the southern
portion OF the city and destroyed about eight thou
sand barrels OF rosln and about two thousand bar
rels OF spirits OF turpentine. The loss Is about
slZoooo, and ID mostly covered by insurance.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, August 49, 1874.
The order directing Second Lieutenant George
e. Bacon, sixteenth infantry, to report to the SUI
perintendent of the West Point Military Academy.
has been revoked and Second Lieutenant Frank
Baker, thirteenth infantry, Is ordered TO report TO
the academy for assignment to duty.
The President has accepted the resignation OF
Lieutenant Charles MetcalL seventeenth Infantry
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AN ENGINEER ACCUSED OF MURDER.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, August 20. 1874.
Henry Babb, the engineer OF the switching en-
CINE Taurus, has been arrested for murder in
causing the fatal accident at the Bridge street
crossing on wednesday last.
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in favor thought delay disastrous Finally stef
numerous motions and votes the plans Droposed
were adopted. resolution was also carried ap-
pointing the committee who made the report To
select dive competent persons to act as trustees
of the road, alter which an adjournment was
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, August 49, 1874
Acting Carpenter Arthur W. Massey has been
ordered to the Canandaigua.
Lieutenant Merrill Miller Is detached from the
Worcester and placed on sick leave.
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THE CANADIAN LUMBER TRADE.

MONTREAL, August %, 1874.
The Harbor Commissioners at q meeting to-day,
appointed committee of three to go to Ottawa
and urge upon the government the necessities OF
the lumber trade with regard TO the want OF an
chorage GROUNDS for rats In the neighborhOod or
Il I.achfne Canal
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ART NOTES.

M. Devedeux, historical painter, has Just died
at Paris.
The historical painter, Peter Jansen, of Dussel-
dorf has received commission to paint in frcsc0
one OF the galleries OF the National Museum OF Ber
lin. The subject chosen for representation Is the
myth of Pr0metheuS.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE GOVERNOR GENERAL.

TORONTO, Canada. August %, 1874.
The Governor General and party continue their
tour through western Ontario. and are accorded
enthusiastic receptions, wherever they 90. To-day
they visit Weland, ST. GATHERINGS and Niagara,
and are expected to arrive here tomorrow.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS

SYRACUSE. N. Y, August %, 1874.
William Fl. Baker. Of 0swe96 County, Was to-day
nominated for member of Congress by the repub-
ucans or the Twenty-fourth Congressional dis
tricr, embracing the counties OF Oswego and MadI-
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ARMY AND NAVY REUNION POSTPONED.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, August %, 1874.
The annual reunion or the Society OF the Army
ana Navy Of the Gulf, which WAS appointed to be
held in this city next wednesday, September 2,
has been postponed until next year at the same
place. the date tn he announced herealter.
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SPAIN.
Gallant Defence of Puigcerda by the Republic
cans.

MADRID August %, 1874. .
The Carlists have made another attack on PUG
-cerds, and again met with repuse.
COURAGE OF THE CITIZENS.
The defence was most courageous. Even
women assisted in repairing the Dreeches In the
ramparts during the fight regardless OF the firing.
War Vessels to Cruise Along the Coast.
SANTANDER, August g. 1874
The German men-Oi-war Nautilus and Albatross
Will leave this harbor tomorrow for cruise along
the Biscayan coast and up the river Nervion.
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CATHOLICISM IN CANADA

Monseigneur PericO Created Bishop OF
<sBO1ina."
QUEBEC, August 49, 1874.
Aonseigneur Perico, curate OF st. COLUMBIA, has
received a bull from the Pope comforting upon him
the title OF Bishop OF ''Bollua."
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ANOTHER AIR VOYAGE BY DONALDSON.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August %, 1874
Professor Donaldson, accompanied by Messrs.
Burke, Jannier, Fisher, Morgan, Herbert and
johnson, representatives OF the Philadelphia press
made balloon ascension at nalf-past four O'CLOCK
this afternoon In the presence OF 10000 spectators
The balloon was ne and OF mammoth proper
tons. The wind carried 1t in southwesterly
direction.
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FIRE AT PORT WAYNE.

CINCINNATI, August 2s, 1874.
specialdespatch from Fort Wayne says Tho
dry house Of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Cht-
cage Gag Railway was burned last night. The loss 10
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CUBA,
An Encounter Between tho spaniards and IT,,
surgents at Bueyabajo.
HAVANA. August %. 1874.

HAVANA, August %, 1874.
An on1ctal despatch from the Eastern Depart
ment states that a force of Spanish troops at
tacked q body OF insurgents numbering $50 men
IN BueyaDajo. causing the death OF many OF them.
Twelve OF the Spaniards we're killed.
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THE SLOOP OF WAR ARGUS,

QUEBEC August %, 1874.
Tho padde-wheel sloop.of-war Argus arrived
here this morning.
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RUSSIA.
Marriage of the Grand Duke Vladimir.

ST. PETERSBURG, August 2S, 1874.
The Grand Duke Vladimir was married to-day to
the Duchess OF Mecklenbulg.
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A JUDGE ACCUSED OF JAIL BREAKING.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, August 20, 1874.
Elias NJ. Kies, Judge OF the City Court at
Eufaula, was arrested last night on the charge OF
aiding the escape OF telon. He was committed
In default Of $4,000 bal.
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ARRIVAL OF MBNNONITES.

MONTREAL, Canada, August 49, 1874.
A large number OF Mennonite emigrants arrived
here this morning and proceeded West.
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GERMANY.

The American Minister Presents His Credentials.
BERLIN. August %, 1874
]. Bancroft Davis had special audience with
ehe Emperor William to-day. and delivered his ere.
dentials as American Minister.
He afterwards visited the Empress.
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The following record Will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-fo hours,
In comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy. HERALD BuildlnR:-
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FRANCE.
A Candidate for the Assembly Declares for the
Bonapart, Dynasty.

PARIS, August q, 1874
n Berger, candidate for the Assembly in the
department OF Marne-et-Loire has issued an ad-
dress to the electors boldly avowng his devotion
to imperialism and the Bonaparte dynasty, and
advocating the pleoiscte
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Fatal Illness of M. Eugene Schneider.
PARIS, August 28-Midnight.
N. Eugene Schneider, ex-President OF the Cham
Der OF Deputies has had another attack OF apo
plexy, and there are no hopes of his recovery.
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IIouse ms n Free Gfft TO Every SIXTY

House MS q Free Gift to Every sixty
fourth purchaser of lot In Garden City Park.-648
Lots from $3.50 to 500 each, payable s. $40 monthly
without Interest," and ten two story Dwellings being
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Eve those who have purchased ths lots No extra
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and accompany agent the property ex-
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choice OF location can be had by applying at once Maps
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A BARK BURNED AT SEA.

AVcTdBC CcIHpcTHCurt YtHCtTUHy % z
Average temperature for corresponding date
last
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DR.. Filters Rheumatic Remedy SWORN
to cure permanently rheumatism, Neuracia Neryou1
and Kidney Diseases Send for pamphlet Is Bond stLect
and druggists
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Bachelors Hair Dye is Splendid.-,
Never fails Established 81 years Sold and properly
applied a. BACHELORS Wig Factory, l6 Bond ST. N T.
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Rev. p. j. O'Boyle.

telegram from Kingston, Ont, received late
last night, announces the death yesterday. after
short illness. OF the Rev. Father P. J. O'Boye,
parish priest OF Kingston and Chancellor OF the
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A.-The Comfort and Luxury OF Wcar>
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Rupture, be appreciated by those who have used
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-09-12

THE Denton Monitor comes to us
this week in full suit of new type, and
printed on heavy, tinted book paper.
1t is now, by far, the handsomes print
ed and best arranged weekly paper in
the state. We are really gratilied at
this evidence of the appreciation in
which the Monitor is held by the peo-
pie of Denton county, and congratulate
Mr.. Geers upon his prosperity. Charles
w. Geers commenced the publication
of the Monitor in 1868, some six years
ago, and it has been upheld and Sis
tanned by the people of the county all
the time, and the result is Mr.. G. is
able, now, to present his readers with
o first-class country weekly. He says;
"The success of the Monitor is more
the result of industry and economy
than genius and learning. We
have been compelled to toil-toil at the
case, toll during the day time, and
night time, as well. We love to labor.
There is success in labor, and anything
that smacks of success energies us.
We paid the Monitor during the first
years of its existence; this we were
willing to do. Now, the Monitor pays
us; this we are glad to know" And
so are we, friend Geers.