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The interior journal., 1874-11-06

An association of sober, industri-
Gus editors and printers has been form
ed in Louisville for the publication of
daily evening paper styled the
Evening Tribune The first number
has reached US. 1t is non-partisan,
bold, fearless. dignified, able, and a
credit to the profession of journalism.
In typography it is one of the pretti-
est sheets extant. Its chief editor is
Wallace Gruelle. Long life and pros
perity attend il.
The interior journal., 1874-11-06

King, shsr ~hieh, On motion, u vas reso,v.
ed thst . county co-opsrstioo he formed.
On motion the Chair appointed an erecu.
tive committee Of 6ve Brethren, visi W. l..
Williams, $. II. King, Jesse Cook, J. 3.
Murphy, snd Z. n~nlppson, who shall .u-
perin,end the - 81 said co-opem,iou.
This COMMITTEES shall, with the consent Of
the churches, disbur-c ell fund. plseed In
their hands for The support Of whoever may
be chosen 10 labor as an evangelist. On mo.
ton the Chair appointed a financial agent
in each congrcss,fon to solicit funds for
missionary purposes, consisting Of the fol-
lowing Brethren; John l.. Dawson, IT,, for
"0ivens" y. !. simpson for "Ru-h
Branch = 7. J. Foster, Hustonvilie W. T.
Green, Crab Orchard; Bro. Cutter, Nil.
ledgeville james Duddcrar, Halls Gap ;
James ID. Bastin. Mt. Moriah, Monroe
Smith, Green River; Jesse Cook, Stanford F;
Ed. Carter, McCormscks. Il was agreed
to meet again In Stanford the ID Saturday
in November, Of n O'Clock a. n. The
meeting adjourned.
Gro. W. GrvESs, Ch'n,
90. HELM, Sec.
The interior journal., 1874-11-06

The Cour,er-Josrnal published last
week forty-column supplement con-
tanning the able address Of 7. p. Shat
ner, L. l.. ID. to X. w. Grand Lodge
Of Odd. Fellows in session at Frank.
fort. We learn that this address has
also been handsomely printed and illus
trated in book form for gratuitous dis
tribution among the Lodges Of Amer
;ca
The interior journal., 1874-11-06

AT the eleventh hour Of the Con-
gressionsl canvass in the Covington
District the Democratic authorities
succeeded in affecting compromise be.
tween the Democratic contestants,
Messrs. Hughes and Duncan, the
same Withdrawing from the race. Col.
7. l.. Jones was placed in nomination,
and though opposed by Hogan Dem. }
and a popular Republican, won the
race by creditable majority.
The interior journal., 1874-11-06
A KANSAS Deacon had to draw ou

A KANSAS Deacon had to draw out
his revolver in order to get at his nick
ell for the contribution box. A Missis-
sippi worshipper's pistol exploded
in his pocket while he was kneeling in
prayer, and wounded the venerable
Elder who was offering the prayer.
As they were carrying the wounded
Christian from the church he asked
them to be careful aud mot let his
pistol drop out Of his pocket and
wound somebody else"
The interior journal., 1874-11-06

yet IN doubt the Senate would still
stand ~ Republicans to 81 Democrats.
The political complexion Of the SEN
ate cannot he changed until 1877,
when the terms of twenty -four ether
Senators expire.
The interior journal., 1874-11-06

The Eighth District was saved to
the Democracy BY timely organization.
The Secrets" were too faint-hcarted
to try us after the exposure Of
their little game.
The interior journal., 1874-11-06

The election iu Louisiana passed of
without violence in any quarter. 1t
is estimated that twenty per cent Of
the negroes voted the Democratic
ticket.
The interior journal., 1874-11-06

MANY long years we've waited for
that wheeled vehicle, and at last it has
arrived. All aboard, Democrats of
for the White House!
The interior journal., 1874-11-06

We split that leetle game, Mr..
Hawkshaw.
The interior journal., 1874-11-06

The weather was so fine yesterday
that it seems to have kept the Repub-
licans away from the polls in many
parts of the country.-Loa. Com.
The interior journal., 1874-11-06

IF the old standby Republican
States are not now Democratic, they've
got out curious sign.
The interior journal., 1874-11-06

THE Kentucky State Grange met
iu Louisville last Tuesday, about three
hundred Representatives, male and
female, in attendance. One Of the
important measures proposed was the
establishment Of a State Grange
Bank.
The interior journal., 1874-11-06

REPUBLICAN loss Of eleven Con-
grcssmen in Pennsylvania.
The interior journal., 1874-11-06

BENNY BEAsTY retires to the shades
of spoon-y life. disgusted with his
Thompson with ap.
The interior journal., 1874-11-06

The post-office at Maysville Ky,
was robbed last Monday night.
The interior journal., 1874-11-06

ONLY one Republican gain in Con
gress and he a Delegate Without a rote.
The interior journal., 1874-11-06

DID the comet cause this upheaval
The interior journal., 1874-11-06
CASEY COUyTY NEWS.

CLOSE the shutters, GRANTEES dead
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-08
National Medication.

Medication IL only successful when II II ra'
tlOnal, aud II IL rational only when II begins
NJ the beginning, IN other worLA, 70 cure
malady, It's cause must be- removed Weak
ness, either general or local, ~ tho origin oi
the great majority ofdlseasos Reinforce the
vital energies, regulate digestion and heere'
ton by strengthening tho organs which per-
form those all'lmp0rtant functions, and dys'
pepsla, constipation, kidney aud bladder
complaints, uterine difficulties, impure cir
culaiisn, aud the thousand ana one ailments
which are tho consequences ~ debility, are
completely, and IN most cases permanently,
removed, The best, safest aud most Ngrooa'
bio tonic and Alternative that can DO cm'
ployed for this purpose IN lloslolterh Ntom-
noh lilttors, Tho experience Of twenty-five
yonn, during which time II has Outliyod per-
hnps ten times that number Of ephcmernl
preparations which have entered into COM
petition with II, has proved II TO DO un-
equnlcd ~ u remedy for all disorders accom-
panied by or proceeding from weakness,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-08

THE January number of Petorson's
Magazine IL Just received, ahead, ~
usual, Of oil others. "As Good M n
Mother" the principal steel plate, h
one OF rare beauty. "lGven Unto
Death" IL an unusually powerful story,
by Frank Ice Benedict, illustrated by
another nrst-class steel engraving, The
double size, colored steel fashion
plate, and the Berlin pattern, the latter
printed In ten colors, are alone worth
the price Of the number but, besides
these, there are about forty wood en-
cravings, with music, stories, novclels,
poetry, etc. This magazine claims 10
be both the cheapest aud best, The
terms are but two dollars u year 10 sin
gle subscribers, postage free, with great
reductions to clubs, aud superb premi-
ums, including an extra copy of the
magazine TO persons getting up clubs.
Specimens are sent gratis, If written
for, to persons wishing to get.up clubs.
Address Charles J. Peterson, 306 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-08
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
A snort P0stpOncment OF The Fifth
Gift Concert.

AS manager of tho gift concerts given
In aid Of the Public Library of Ken.
lucky my position creates an impor-
tant trust In behalf of the Public Libra
ry and the ticket holders of the fifth
gift concert. The Public Library OF
Kentucky and the ticket holders are
Jointly interested in the amount of the
drawing. The larger the fund to be
distributed in gifts the greater will he
the gift awarded TO each lucky ticket
holder, and the more the amount real
lied by the Library, 10 have Il full
drawing is 80 manfestly to the interest
of those interested that, rather than
have q fractional drawing on the Both
inst, deem IL due to the trust conilded
to me by the ticket holders and the
Public Library Of Kentucky, that II
short postponement be made to enable
me to dispose of the unsold tickets and
have full drawing. Though the very
large amount now in bank would en-
able us to distribute handsome gifts,
yet we should feel disappointed in this
our last concert, should we be COM
PEELED to make n fractional drawing,
however large.
We have received so very large II
number of letters from all parts of the
country from those most largely inter
ested, urging n postponement if all the
tickets be not sold by the 30th, that we
feel strengthened in our sense of duty
to the. ticket holders and the Public
Library, to make the postponement
Under the circumstances, we have de-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-08
HISTORY oF TEXAS.

j, M, Morphls, ksqu author OF the
history Of Texas, Published by The
United States publishing company, 10
University place, New York, Ia a note
10 Captain j. w, Lane, Of this place,
informs him that he viii be la this
city ready 10 deliver the book In two
or three weeks from this time, We
have seen a copy Of the nap which ac-
companies the book, and believe II TO
be NJ correct ~ any that has been H.
sued, Captain Lane has the suhsorlp'
tlOn list for the book, and viii be
pleased 10 receive additional names,
lie informs US that II will not be on
sale In the book stores, but by subscrlp'
ton alone,
The New York Turf, Field and Farm
has the following notice oft "rhlsis
an exceedingly clever production, In
which the dlgnihed and grave march
OF the muse Of history IL now aud then
pleasantly interrupted by those racy
anecdotes no descriptive Of frontier
life. The work h full Of valuable In
formation upon the varied resources
aud productions Of the great state, 10
the lover OF the marvellous lIs graphic
narratives Of adventure by flood and
field will prove particularly attractive,
and IN for rollclSlng fun II VIII COM
pare with the memoirs Of Sir Jonah
Darlington, Some Of these latter we
propose TO give at secondhand 10 our
readers, having obtained n copy OF the
book In sheets for that very purpose
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-08
TEXAS ITEMS.

Mr.. Trigg, a mechanic of Mckinney,
died of hydrophobia, few days ago.
The contract to build the court house
at Mckinney has been awarded Mr.
King The building is to be of stone.
Fifteen miles of the frontier tele.
graph is up.
Chronic croaking and universal pros
perity go hand In hand in Galveston.
All complain of hard times, and yet Mt
no time in the history Of that city have
tnere been more Improvements going
on than at present.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-08
MAIL TOPICS.

Through trains are now running on
the Alabama and Chattanooga railway.
Boss Tweed has been trying to get out
Of prison Oh a writ of habeas corpus,
but failed.
The president and the secretary of
The treasury will urge in a message
and report, return to specie payment.
There is great apprehension felt that
Stanley will lose himself in Africa, aud
have to die and be discovered Il la Liv.,
ingstone for the next ten years, 20 the
great disgust of the personal men of
the press. who were in hopes that they
had heard the last of Stanley when they
got him off to Africa.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-08
FORETGN.
SerranO'S Departure Postponed -
Strong Movements Against
the CarllSts.

PARIS, December Marshal Ser
ramos departure north ! as been post
poned a week.
SANTANDER, December 7.-General
Salomeha Is at Bilboa making a strong
movement to break the Carlist line,
which prevents revictualiug Pompe-
luna.
The republican General Jokua with
5000 men has landed at San Sebastian.
LONDON, December THE ioiners
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-08
s,rILe Endod-In FuII nIasi,

New York, November N,-lhe
longshoremen's strike ID virtually
ended, -
The concert saloons were IN full blast
last night, the pr0prielOrs claiming ~
Junction. against their moleslsllon by
the police
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-08
MEDICAL

a mild apcricnt ana gentle pUPgn-
dive, recommended for the cure ofall dc.
musmcu,, of the stomach liycrpud bowels,
BY their timely uso much sickness is pre-.
vented, The test many years hive PROV
en- Them TO ht the safest, swost and best OF
an the pills ever offered to the public. They
purify the blood, remove all corruplous and
restore thc diseased system TO perfect health,
A. an AuiiIute iO Calls nud Fever they
have no equal Far Dyspepsia GhcY nre
II Specific. lFOr Sick Headache and BH.
tow COIic they are % sure cure. FO~ Con.
s'igntiOu, Rheumatism. pilcq, PAipita-
tiOn Of tnc EscNrt, Pain ina the Side,
Back ami hOins, Nervousness. n positive
remedy. FOr EcsnnIe Irregularities,
without u rival. When one does not "feel
very well, "a single dose stimulates the Stom-
ach and bowels, restores the appetite, and
imparts vigor TO the system, sold every
where. Onice, Is Murray street, New York
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-08
Death Of q baptist Auihar.

PROVIDENOE, II, L., December T.
Rev. Dr, David benedict, wider known
as the aulh0r0f some works on bapllsl
history, died at pawtuelSel yesterday,
ninety years old, lie was the old
est member Of the e0rporalors OF the
Brown university,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-08

ALBANY, December 6,-'rhe court Of
appeals reverse the decision Of the
court below, has no right 10 the bill OF
particulars In the rllton suit,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-08

a "a Ia 4 H. Va aa
,.',, i,,,nGri w ,nr,,v,' ~ Nopehna
I'nlyrrsi,v az paJnvn 'f,,j,. ~ rV ' wy
V.',g az, Stnmt ,,H,,y,c,n,i ',n9 'ui several
2t"1rG p",Ps,' ,Ii ,'S ''''"" " '''o oe'VnFa'ed
,'',' 49,
y INV Ok isIG = Ms, LA.
liWng been tor many years a student n,
'e lnrgo hospitals OF Pans, London. Vienna
and Cnpeuhugen, and a thorough. lnrye and
Varied practice during iilleen years, has
Nalhrd ~ unNt thorough knowledge Of the
hoiVlr OF all chrome discusses ana the trent
lhrht ihrr'uL ana me- mas IN his extensive
Practice utu an nhplrNll'lru success, aud
NGIE, oIi'p VHVcI'u cure WiicGo every REM
Guy 'luu 9v'n urea ana an nope OF leStora-
non hoH been despnire4 OIL
N"nouS WIiorVcr suffered OF lhe tedious
uuu lliu'vhhpllltIihS ulSease, D|SpepSlo, mas
ever IN yam calitu on Dr, Ellle, IN every
| chsr mas ne ny ms new method OF treatment
restored lhH luucuonS Oh lhe stomach, and
WIN u inc hthlth ana flgor or the patient
unu Iu"hE ~ Polholl uoes lo-uay' WIN gfall.
,uur' rvcuIi ino, moment ne paced himself
| unutr Dr, bllles chit'
pihpl thS treatment OF laules diseases Dr.
blile rs uGSeIVeoiy renowned, and no lady
ORRHq2A, HYSTERIA, PROLAPSUs
fnmaio svste,n ebnnI not rni ;o caiI o w i nv
Riiir. oS thrv viii nuici,iw Iva roIiavad a.
thnir snf,Sri,,g ma nitimSt.ir reatorod w.
pertoct health. '' w.
Diseases of tho GENITO- IIRINAR OR.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-08

aud carpenters on the Clyde have 70,
solved not 10 submit 10 the proposed
reduction Of Wages.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-08

rae gha9!lS record Of deaths that re-.
SUIT from pulmonary affections is frghtful
There is no disease, that is so inslduous in IFS
attacks as consumption. BY the neglect of
"slight colds" they soon become deep seated
ana DEFY remedies which, if applied at the
outset would have avertedsall danger. DIR.
lnttS ENpecor0nt has proven itself the
m0N' valuable lung Baisam ever dis
covered. a distinguished Clergyman, of
New York. pronounces it the "greatest bles-
sing OF the nineteenth century," and says
mo family should be,withoutit." Its pleas
ant TO the taste, and a single dose will often
remove the most obstinate cough. Office, Is
Murray street. New York.
l02dly39wly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-08
FOR .REINT.

very, desirable residence of five rooms,
and good cistern of water. Can have ali or
part OF the house. For further particulars
and terms inquire at
25id3t A. FREEMAN's GALLERY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-08

DEs. TUFTS HAIR DYE
Is easily applied, imparts beautiful blNcl;
or brown, and acts like mngic The best In
the world. sold by all druggists. Price, one
dollar box.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-08
FOR SALE
Or Exchange for city Property.

A forty acre farm within two and one.
half miles from the court house, with dwell
ling, barn and twenty acres under cultiva-
tlon. Apply to
2isdlw F.E.GJEDRY
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-08
FOR RENT.

Furnished Room on Griffin street, three
blocks from postofice. Apply at 4O4 Griffin
street. s5odtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-08

Fresh arrivals every dav of flour, potatoes,
onions, beans, green and dried fruits, butter;
eggs, peanuts, etc. 2l7dlm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-12

NV YORK, August lion searching
the trunk Of the iOrger, Van Bcten, who
committed suicide about q week ago, a
81 900 bond Of the Fon du Lsc Railroad
was found, which on inquiry, was
proved to have been stolen Sbout ten
months ago from the residence Of A. o.
Burton, OF Burlington, Vermont, together
with ten shares Of the Northern Trans.
portstion Company, five hundred shares
Of the Cumberland Coal Mining Com
pany and plate Of jewelry valued atSl5,.
900, also twenty-five shares Of the Hsr.
lem Bank Stock. Immediately after tbs,
robbery, the residence Of Judge Reed, at
Montpelier, and Judge Barber, at St Al
bans, were robbed Of considerable prop,
eFty BY 9 gang Of burglars. Inquiries at
the Harlem BSnk led TO the discovery
that dividend on the stock had been
paid to one Cassidy, alias Watson. This
afternoon the officers traced the stolen
Harlem bonds TO Abraham Whipple and
John W. Deyere, both Of whom were ar
rested. Cassidy is at present in Ludlow
street jail on another charge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-12

The AuaIansss Helena special dated
noon says in fight at Austin last night
eight or ten negroes were killed. Rein.
torcements are coming in to the white,
from the hills, and the negroes are beinp
reinforced from the surrounding country,
The whites have Austin barricaded, ana
will probably be able to keep the negroes
of, but they need assistance in provisions
and ammunition. Several officers from
Tunisa have been here since yesterday
ulolAipg, and hsye telegaphed to Gov
Ames, at Jackson, for assistance, but ur
10 this time have not heard q word. Thi.
special states that the whites have taker
q lsnding some three miles below Austin
and are only landing in that vicinity 5,
the present stage Of the water. This |.
corroborated by the officers Of the Il. C
Wager, which arrived here tonight, who
saw body OF armed white men there a!
they passed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-12
Attempted Suicide,

sEDA1IA, No, August liza deter.
mined attempt al double suicide BY
strychnine took place yesterday. The
wife Of Dr.. Taylor, confined in our iAil
on charges Of abduction, horse stealing
sand counterfeiting, took poison Al her
boarding house, but was saved by promnt
medical assistance. Her husband hear.
ing this, when at supper mixed
poison in his coffee, ba, he ,oo
was saved. 1t is believed that the donnie
poisoning was previously arranged nv
the parties, and that Mrs. TAYLOR pAys
her husband the strychnine when visiting
him. Taylor Is VIGOROUSLY Desperate
character, and abducted his vile irnm
her parents here some months ago. BE
was captured in Miller county several
weeks since, and crimes enough can be
proved against him 10 seud him 10 the
penitendary for several liietimes.
The body oil negro man named Ca
millus, with five bullet holes in his head
and his skull broken, was found IN Muddy
Greek, six miles from here, Sunday. The
murder was committed by negroes, one
Of whom has been arrested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-12
some body Makes q SteInway Piano
by Mistake. ..-

From NoahB Sunday TimCS, New York, AUG. Al
Somebody has attempted 10 make o
Steinwsy piano without the consent Of
Messrs. SteinwSy j. Soma Whether this
was done under the charitable hRllucins.
ton that this eminent firm were lacking
in facilities for supplying the constant
great demand for their instruments, or
whether II was Q hAir.brAined effort TO
steal their thunder and dispose Of
II for cash, has not been Rs yet
fully explained. We saw the piano
and heard It lie. You could tell Il
was lying every time It emitted tone.
No such fraudulent tone could ever be ut.
tered under the firm name OF Steinwsy
s. Soma There Is the ring Of pure gold
in their musical notes as unmislSkAble a.
their paper. Any bank would certify to
the genuinenesS Of an A fat in any part
Of their scales, and any musician in the
two worlds could tell the true Steinway
treble from the base imitation with IN.
erripg skill Yet q party unknown has
thought 1t worth while TO glue together q
chance lot Of coffin wood and scrap
metal, and 10 paste upon the plate the
letters comprising the name Of "SteinWay
& Sons, New York"
These letters In all SteinRay pianos are
cast in the plate, In the fraudulent in.
strument they are simply stuck on TO II
with mucilAge Of an unreliable character.
But II Is not 30 astonishing that such q
swindle should be perpetrsied as thst the
concoctor Of 1t should find Q ready made
fool for purchaser, which he seems "a
have done. The Messra steinWAy have
captured the bogus piano, and placed II
on exhibition in their wareroomA The
police are looking for the Manufacturer
The purchaser ought to be placed m 9
glass case alongside OF his prize, for The
edification Of The musical public.
The lesson will soon be taught that II
Is Improbable TO make steinWay piano:
without the consent Of Steinwsy & Sons
who 30 far appear TO be abundSntlY ablG
to sustain their own worldwide reputs-
tons without the unsolicited aid OF out
side spectators, who have not the fear d
Sing Sing sufficiently before their eyes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-12
sALR oF TIeHRoRNE JRwEIRY.
ROME.

ERw YORK, August ia letter from
Rome says: l must put in quarantine
for few days some Of the reports about
the dying condition OF two Of the leading
personsges Of theVatican. Some Of the op.
posite party are 80 impatient TO have the
Pope and Cardinal Antonelli out of the
way, that they are frequently putting
ahoSt exaggerated reports 70 which We
here do not give much attention.
The official journal Of Rome publishes
from time 10 time report of the progress
made in the sale Of confscated ecclesiSs-
teal property. The whole amount dis.
posed Of from 1867, when the law wa,
passed, up to the end Of June the present
year, is represented by the sum OF 465,-
100000 francs. The Government has
come into possession Of somewhat more
than go. 0O0, 900 from this source.