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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ABAsr Jan. 3Nhea tm with m milling dm'nd at very fail
uc que; du go state, from ora STEADY
Mixed Weeen AZ sc. BaIieT fery hrm and low
esdes higher sale. OF No Tsoosed state a VI % ini IL
cars No Canada sesdy. demand and
ss GERS Mixed state % jGc ear No. Mixed Western at
ode, srd esr No. An. do. st j6- - -
Baltimore Jan 3toton quiet Low hdshngs 10 ~, Flour
wheat aud unchanged Corr queti White
southern 7Ga Yelo9 Soalber 160SO Oats doll bu, steady
jO0jie; Western 500J5c RE quet but hrn. Hs
unehsngec Weston But,eg and
u Coffee siOus 250 27e WHISKY hm a, ~ L
G11C
6usgNo. Jan. 3-Inpos 'or the last "a houpfonr II 500
tb; Whesi bush Corn 81 400 bush; O $1,000 bush
hafei 800 bush kIports-Whe $1,000 bus5 Corn ~ 400
a'hi O "a 500 bns Barley 800 bush Flour ,gue ss OF
N'seru prng a7ss1 so; BBkes 81 25dS 70 Aber %
q % White - 10as9 Whest dull sales Of Mesakee No
Hg u ~ Quoted Milwaukee No Spuag al 81 49, Chicago
NO. Spnlg u -. Ret Winter VI 55 White Winter 81 700
f 40 'a hin sales Of kot2 zoe psis STEADY Neser
tei a. 49, Barley nominal sales Of Cnsa 81 ~ sos 90
hesnts u % harley Malt quiet ~ 7J0Sl ~ ior tanada
~ oOnNl 20 r esien Rye nominal ~. PfovouNe.s
'oS 40 ShoTI Cuts $40 Hams. II i2 shoul0er Sci Breakfast
Bacon J; efs Beef Sc Lard ke., Sc Ote ar
ces unchanged
CmcAGo, jan. 3Plour ia. fl aemsud Advance l2lr
sale 81 EGin bpung Boa ~ Wheat pnoes
hflef sales II 80 Sprlg q ~ l2e Ma. DO. 81 1924
Dl CASH Or JAnu4fF. ~ 2zs February, Do II - = Ne
Jeee0 u W. Cora active aud hsheI sales Of no. hnsd 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05

GRANJur Wheat the has been
fme to tine slight yansbiene aud abatement in the deusnd
Uc Of that purchased has been to complete freight engagements and
I'm scne ah9s on me receipts We nave ssain maed ocr stock
Ace business Of ,he past fortnight has been unusually large for The
the Continent the consumption Of Foreign Wheat has been much
t $3.50. srd IL ~ ys "e en- ~, sno
Of THIS coga vii all De wanted ere another harvest az satisfactory
he opSng AXE navigation IN The Spring at about 5000 bush
our surplus Of PORK, Bacon Lard. Beet, anu Cheese has
Aeturs Iepar,mpt :. estm,,s the . % ~ WI,
at Z4sOOOOO bushels which is much below the actual
so9e y aHre tt uOih fal'y OF position The yield Of
pno. o above ihe emes given the increase IN the under
gag M greater than has been stated by the Department In Win
a. % @ ess hss been G9oe at ADVANCED prices and we hnd
oa9s against l59436 bushels corresponding year
de ncem-ri wssjie e fvo me- p'1 Fn s
@ @ 10y qnoet The new method of leoang H. gave buy
,ooe MOI b. effected without submitting decline of per
!u sr for csrgo The te Of the week sre 6S2 900 bush
"nai opened win better inquiry ard frmpe's
n tine last yeaT reported by cable
closes fairly TIE chiefly export ana Sli con6aeG 70
Isl 81 Tor Usg s op g 81 o y y 600 C.s 6g'S a. q =
% ' No. Cle1gO Spring 81 1$aSl 50 for No. Cneago
81 81 No swsO,e 81 "a for Bsl western 81 6s oI Amber
& sed, the s. "a re Il G 500 5ub D9ss p S
s ~ 900 ss5 uHgradea Nebraska dakota md Mime.
' 81 sSsSi 81 07 500 S s u 10 SO
S 70 6 az 200 !. G' 5sS NJ - Po9h os s
No. haaast 10 lots 81 6OdSl 81 g. 90 bush No 2
S9eso ~ 5S9Sl 55i $500 bush Weston In store Al
81 90 Log bah Watt spans 81 Bsle !, que. but s
s.ss o. ~ JUS 40 Eesrn al 40 5000 bush swe
yvons I" srfs ts 10 Barley Malt and on "a 0o0
bush cry at ~ cash Oats AMI IN for n.
tIads "a sds are fotOVO bust. III
White al 62d63c. and pngv White A. -. - VI %
6lG62c; White at 62a63e. STATE Coz Tor N,,.d ,nd ~ &
f mh an DIZZY 90 al Oe Jersey 500 ole and
16a15 Rye ssrm ihe sale 200 bu.h state ct II o. Cra
dS3c, All 8ids4 u. sfOar the sales AZ ono mi
N Ied II .3c 81 asa A2e ahos and Do -,
inside pc for Damp; New Western bite sOG ~ "
leloN sO Old 2; New Southern yellow Al 20 ~
southern White 5Oc and UnsOu8d OH al 73c Sr. ' "
s1POkTs sKIT j. 1873 70 DAts
Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCF..

NOrta Rfrfr VsS.6Is tf1d IA T0fIs
Ian pkes Aske l0i bills Copper l3l cakes Copper 52t
baes Cotton HIS bss fouI. 400 bbls Meal o. 62O
bnsh Wheat $500 bush Corn 1000 busb. Oais, BOO
6nsL Malt l.5l9 bag. Gnss seed, 295 pig DRIED re,
F, $50 bbl Egg 100 bds. Oatmeal 0o9 bills Beans 80
hsies Uore 1917 Hides 22S bpls Rosin, % bbl
Sns Iupeptue SOB sides Leather 1913 pkes Talow 10 pigs
Sie. az pkgs Grease pkgs 2i67 Pork, 2j34
ptcs Gut Meats lard 100 kegs Lard 2467 Dressed Bogs
967 nkgs Butter 099 pkgS Cheese $3.50 pkgs. Starch J
6 Tobacco 72l pigs Tobacco "a bales Wool pa beis
Whisky. o. oo-
Tie R.oeins for Jan embrace 81 2S5
bbls Flour 1853 bbls WHISKY 2735 Dhs Meal 4Soo bags hea
200 Al bnb Wheat A 40 bush Corn 1880 bosh Oats bboO
~. RSc % 20 bush Malt Barley $50 bush Peas
500 bags seed 81 Dkgs Ashes 4l6 pkg Beef ll425 pkgS
Is 6@ pkg Cut Meats l25S3 pigs Lard 4Jo Ae LG 'oo
ST.. Oilcake, 10, 800 Dressed Hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05
cArTLF MARKEr.

Cgtc,Go S.-Receps Of the week. Cattle 1910; Hogs.
92s6 Sheep i2jS shipping CATTLE IN good demand and hr at
quotations NJ ~lGJ Tor meiun 70 lar
~ 26S5 80 for good - GOH$j ~ 'or,choee extra S6
So so stock fra - jD1 butchers stock al
ri 81 6Odi 10 thorough Texans 81 as 40 eorned do $50
- 80. =,
Hoes Ju packers buying owing ard unfsvnrsb'e
buging psrgv prices at 81 SOdSJ 10 Tor
poor - 5GSJ 10 for medium 10 choice - 30 for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05
MonL MAPHET.

Bosrov Jan 3Woo-Sae, rate etieni have been made
the psst week puce' well sr1iHr Treble rif4 uo Fc
AID lois D1uJN L1trl at IJ0Jtc . d.
ni,an Pieces in demand a. 30 5- .ri dse 9s
The bulk Of Fleece ool II
now Of oas~s an not offered under the e cur
ts'
Dnb F,trs Ohio and Penuvyara will 20 up 6Oc q ID. The
nost desirable lots C0n,lg hell n 6U z d. with
been o. Ohio and Peunsyl1sns
Pieces including anI 1t1e ll q 1SdGlr Nal Fces
h5r srhiptr JO0J}c.; Wisconsin and New YORK a 2d5Oc
Conbnr 55dJsc.; % lHJ~c.; Secured ~ & 81 10.
No, 4Oaf1 h.. Unrashe Western ra and Colombo y 3i
Ogo1 S7afc sprug California, - 2036c; supsrhne
f.trs pul a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05
RtNKING AND FINANCIAL

Tur RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY Is always an
;mportanf subject to both borrower and lender. an
a6e and suggestive essay on this topic Dy froi - H.
q TiiNf of the Treasury Department. read az the
BB.r,io1d Scientific Meeting, is reported fuily I'D
3TrgryE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents
Address TIE TRIBUNE New-lorK'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05
THE MARKETS.

fC,r,fally reyortei for TIE TRisUSEl ,o-,
'N-'''- SArrRDAy. Jar. g. 1871.
coco, g ve,r oui.t sales OF 90 bag. euyaqu u'"oi" % ~
Caracas a. los hoor rc,v the sales TO-
d,y are $500 Mary At bsnmore n the Mozart sailed
@ to e,o for t tors lS No1enoer MY ZIG SaSs savanna
ION ' ;,,or lctlsnJ sales comprise 4lo paSs Io3 %
e'ont - PIC: 200 Ssnto Domhs9 - pro Rico
c5s's Rico pcr Ocean Qle'n. ~ % ~ ~
- 500 M Ncw-l pirate t'TI - .,u VOW VgNt. Low
, md So. are 6rn, l- other grades are ouh Anu eeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05

about former caeN % V
oSs sl on .rs me- R n januar, 900 IS 9.l6e February
Ooh M 100 Nrrc 200 Jl6c: 100 Is 1880 Apn luo
i7e 100 II l-i1c May 100 l7c Io3 I1V9 oaes SnS
500 L.; 400 10 1896 February, 100 10 81
35 100 Do 1916; 500. lGc 200 10 l2c DO Ioci SVo
O 16L. 100 lG l134c: 100 l6 9lGc; April BOO 10 10
l6c POO 10 81 52@ 200 10 lj.l6c; 400 u Sl55S@ Nv
lie MAJ 100 a.. 100 u 7l6c 100 l70se zoo, II .
16c Tots. u Oraud fosi $500 bales
FLOUR AND MfA-Our Flour market tle past week has been
, Quiet and he spirit Of the market has not been
xy3 fss 70 hoA.ss l6lss view d s vsg limited stocks OF
GRADES and upward and TIE material advance IN heel
SIC West vey little inclination has been shown TO sell neey al we
e1t M w Is vel Brown stock cannot be duplicated pre-.
ent t-u Our ly made The smallest te1 or 70
year, Wheat The saboard relatively higher tha oa
81 he former IN good deu eIpoIt-he prospects not favor
Wheat receipts daymueh OF the Shppng rou 10
rnvs m moath and with lower ehts and some I'M
po1cnoR u commercial leIIug we 90 moi y; 49,,
10 Oct The contrary. with revival OF business IN most
ancs rade look for healthy mar
appreciation OF most grades quite pos be
Wheat brands UNUSUALLY hght
home viii be apparent Fully twothirds
Spring Wheat Brands valued az % ZOd
81 70 month have added materially TO our
sk brands Minnesota; IN these considerable de-
been submitted The past fortnight We hod our soct
al Amber Winter Wheat State brands remarkably light
supply Family brands limited with yery light supplies
prospect aud The stock quite mode
pate position market think favorable 10 holders
We moderate shipping Ita 70! the uture ano
1000 hb and Western Ertas, seller this month
decline 20 sell but prefer hold
tred Il present prices wheat the with further al
ferA be placed here st that price In
Grouu on limited business has been done. chiefly fancy
grades suited 70 Wet India trade The exports OF The week
1if. bb the corresponding
rod timer feeling with hoIes toe ow eradeof Flour
tese the favorable oves from Liverpool and toe small STOCK
London i higher. The medium grades quiet
Family grades but quiet At The close the market Is
gel tie low grades For the future there inquiry and
fehu4rv S7d$1 To- and 1000 bb. ship
ping EItls spot, at 70 1885 80 We quote . 90 81, M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05
REAL ESTATE TRUST COMPANY
3I7 BROADWAY. NEw-YoRG.
CAPITAL. S1,0oo,0co.

DO A GENERAL TRUST BUSINESS.
-FOUR PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED on ALL DEPOSITS.
DEPoSITORS CHECKS PAID AT SIGHT ALL DEPOSITS ARE
LOANED or CALL.
Amount Of LOANS and CoLLATERALS HELD KEPT
CoNSPICUoUsLY POSTED IN THE COMPANYs OFFICE
ENTIRE CAPITAL INVESTED IN BONDS AND MORTGAGES
purAI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05

RICHThe market very the sales have been toasv O5
cssk Carolina at saS3ic 100 bags R1Hg10D 14 100 ogS
Tpa q, 7 200 Rsngoon Big, gold IN bond ~
SEEpS-Ciore active Of 900 bags Prime al
Ole Other kinds dull and unchanged 49,. 90
srRARN dali but Ssl Prime Western sales OF 10000
II hbds,
sGAP-Toe firm and active on the
bas of 75sd1 e Fair g. for Prime sales TO-DAY
OF LhdS 2Z7 boxes 1000 follows; $500 bids
Good Refining 900 hnfs composed oi Muscoado Cen
t,;fs and oases sugars on private terms 227 Cenn-
incss at 900 bags Penmhocn at 7Slc also late
yesetsy l3i hhds Pair 129 boxes
ReGued Hards Powdered
Crashed and GRADUATED, lO'si As S'e; Bs, S1 Extra Cs
Gaze: snd Cs, Dc. 100. 49,, -
Moderately sv- ard srn; sales Of 100 hhdl Prime
W,ssrn :, 73.c and 900 N otowa stock at T4d7'c
WHISKY M aus moderate inquiry ai OF 20 bills at Doc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05

.SlI.OO67Og

- 800, or t~porr ATOMS AT tnf FORT Gr BesIoN AN
s0A W., s,v,s soa gsE rEAKs 1872 AND iSaS; IN
frr Il
f. lS1S.............ss''''.' oA'"A"f'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05

SINCE l.. 1873.
Po,l hhs Bacon n LAM NJ Beet. Cheese ~ Tallow N
1887 81 ia 594fS7l7 27l92 4,1Ol5OZ u OOZV1|
STOCKS OY PROVISIONS LIVERPOOL, JAN. 4, 1874
Reef tcs..,..... IA 900 ShOniers boxes. 300
Pork bbls ........ 81 900 Lard 5000
2lOOD CIeeSe, oOkts'''s''.' SVoVV
Huns. bcyes......... 9jVo
BrTRReps today are 9O pkys the market for Stat is
steady " ii moderate inquiry; Welsh steady; Western is quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05

Com Mes request and is fT soi 400 obs We quote
Corn N JERSEY "a OOQS3 10 eorD Seal b "a 9OGs4 GO
900 80 Corr Me-, Brwe p. "A 20 90
Cor Meal w-aM sO0 O5 Corn Neal Gold Bar "a 4 90
B1ckwhe quiet steady; at SS0 - 25 Penn
eyvana 50 2jG$3 49, Fancy - 40GS3 90. Bag Meal
dull White 81 7OdSl 10; DO yellow 81 fjG
81 81 35d 81 4J Cob Meal SldSl 20 Ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05

a. sappy d ton i1ge rates were weak par
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-01
AnImnteL Machinery.

Our bodies ARE ike tlme.pleces. When they
RIM down we must wind them up; otherwise
they VIII stop forever. What key will best
perform this work Of renovation? Experl-
ehce has shown that II can be accomplished
more rapidly and certainly by II course of
hostetler's Stomach liilters than by any
other article under the sun. That searching
yet harmless ngent seems 10 be spring, and
lever and wheel 50 Ia speak, of the living
machine. The relaxed nerves are braced, the
torpid liver * stirred, the weak stomach Is
strengthened, the dlsordcred bowels are reg
ulnted, the lost appetite is restored, the
clpuded mind ~ rghtened-n short the
whole Inert system Is stimulated into
healthy action, New life is put into every
falling fibre, and physical regeneration en-
sues, This Is the testimony Of thousands
In every city, town and village of the union
living proofs OF its efficacy mny be found.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-01

TIE San Antonio Herald announces
the death, in that city, April 10Th, of
Mrs. Rebecca vile Of General d. Y.
Potis.
Mrs, Ports came TO Texas in 1923, ms
Miss Rebecca Cummings an | resided,
until married In 1913, with her brother,
Judge Cummings, on Mill creek, In
Austin. When we came to Texas us n
boy, the name Of Rebecca Cummings
was known over the whole country,
from her early residence, superior tai
cnt and benevolent character She was
praised by all. After fifty-one years
residence In the land she loved, she
has closed II long and useful life.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-01

BURGLARS infest Austin in large
numbers. In the last two weeks many
houses have been entered aud robbed.
The Austin Statesman of Tuesday,
gives THE following particulars of the
recent robberies:
Earlyyesterday morning, Mr.. Moore,
the gentlemanly proprietor of the
Avenue hotel, discovered that the
large safe in his Office had been opened
and rihed, and he proceeded at once to
examine and ascertain the amount of
the robbery. Ii did not take him long
TO ascertain that something near 80 900
had been surreptitiously taken from
thesafe, aud he ut once set detectives
to work to find out the robbers. Suf-
flcient circumstantial evidence was
soon obtained to warrant the arrest of
the night Waterman, Barklnan, MS
principal or accessory to this most dar-
ing outrage. Further Investigations
are now being made, which will prob
ably duplicate other parties. We will
keep our readers fully posted in all that
transpires in this most interesting case.
The parties who have suffered most by
this robbery, are jeff. Gibbs, sheriff of
Grimes county, who lost So, 900; Judge
MaNey, of Huntsville, about 500, and
one of the clerks in the hotel, who lost
about $50. There were some other
small amounts taken.
Sunday night to thieves attempted
to enter the store of Mr.. Schneider
near the court house.. Mr.. Schneider,
who sleeps in the store, had only been
in bed a short time, but had fallen
asleep. He awoke just as one of the
thieves was getting in at the window.
Mr. ). sprang from his bed aud got his
siX-shooter, but, the thief. alarmed by
his movements, jumped out of the
window and ran of.
On the same night, the residence of
MI beats, on West avenue, near Ash |
street, was also entered and robbed
A poor woman, who had a small
store on East avenue, was robbed of all |
that shepossessed in the world, doubt
less by one of the same gang.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-01
THE LEGISLATURE.

In the senate, on Tuesday, house bin
for the sale of university lands was
defeated by tie vote. The tax bill
was passed and proposition to reduce
the per diem and mileage of members
was defeated. During the night SEES
sionthe senate increased the imniigra-
ton appropriation to $4,000, after
consideringt the followingreport signed
by Senators Sheppard, Ellis, Dryer,
Joseph, Ball, Russell, Ireland, EMth,
Friend and Ledbetter:
"rlie bureau of immigration is a
seperate department of the state gov
eminent, provided for in the state con-
stitution, and we believe that upon the
carrying out of the objects of the con-
stitution in liberal manner, depends
IN great degree, the prosperity of
our state, and the rapid development
OF the resources.
"The question of immigration has
attracted the attention and enlisted the
interest of the thinking people of the
state. or such general Importance
has the subject become that the demo-
cratic state convention of 1878, after
due deliberation, in its platform ap-
proved, advocated and recommended
liberal and comprehensive system of
immigration; and that section of the
platform met with the most cordial
endorsementof the press and people
OF Texas. The governor has devoted a
large portion of his annual message to
advise and recommendation in refer.
ence to immigration, and has truly
said, population is the one thing
needful to Texas The small sum
provided for, in the report of the COM
mlttee, Is, in our opinion, entirely in
adequate to carry this department into
successful and beneficial operation as
Is demanded by the wants of the state,
ana Will be virtually thrown away,
unless increased in the liberal spirit
by the Representatives
of the great democratic party i'm con-
yention assembled.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-01

known that the honorable speaker, be-
Ing weak nan himself generally,
when hetemporarlly vacated the chair,
called u weaker member to preside,
otherwise the disparity would tell
against his own ropule. The Hon. Mr..
O., the member from Dallas county,
was his usual i0otHn tGnGas
After y groNt deal Of gelTymander-
Ing aud other wiro-wOrkIng, they
llnally on one occasion succeeded In
inducing tho honorable speaker to
vaonte the chair, and 10 call, not the
Hon. c., hut Barzlzn, the member from
Harris, TO the chair, who by precon-
cert, was posted. 49,
Our yoluble friend r., the member
rom Houston county, who IL afflicted
with u chronic diabetes Of words, ever
randy on every occasion, In every
place and on every subject for II to
How and 20 forever flow on, promptly
led OIL But when the gavel fell, and
gave solemn note that his time had
expired, the spirit didn't seem to move
the honorable member from Dallas
county, and there was u pause in the
proceedings, and In the surroundings
might have been seen many an out
stretched neck and protrudcd head,
sadly fearing failure. But their
rather good luck predominated, and
the honorable member from Dallas
was prevailed upon TO take the floor IN
debate, In opposition TO the honorable
member from Houston county. In
tense silence pervnded the audience,
and when the gavel fell on the expira-
ton Of his time, eager throngs gath
cred about the clerks stand. When the
speaker, pro tenn, with that concise
ness and perspicuity which every dis
tinguishes him, penciled the following
conplet, and handed II over the speak
or's desk TO our friend Walsh, the
clerk, as his decision: "rhe gentle
man from Dallas county hath spoken
Observation-Disclosures nonsense; the gen
tleman from Houston county not
single word of sense.n The universal
response was: "a very Daniel come
to Judgment"
We copy the above from the San
Antonio Herald. We suppose the
thrust is aimed at the two worthy gem
ilemen referred to (Dr. Frank Raincy,
Of Crockett, and Mr.. j. II. Cochran, of
Dallas, by some one who had an axe
to grind, while they refused to turn the
crank. Such squibs at honest and con.
scientious men hurt them not. The
people will judge their own rcpresmta-
tlves by their acts, and not by the in
sidlous stabs of disappointed lobbyists.
The people of Dallas will not ask an
anonymous writer at San Antonio how
20 Judge their representative. 1t is
heir affair. San Antonio may look
liler her own.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-01
The Presidents Veto.
lCourier.Journalls

The president has treated the coun.
try to the sensation of a genuine sur
prise. His friends and enemies alike,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-01
(WHICH Is THE BIGGEST pooLy

1--WE tell the tale asitwas told to us.,,
Wedo not vouch for its Correctness
but the story was in this wise: The
assertion was very frequently made i'm
the house OF representatives that the
Hon. +. r., member from Houston
county, who has just resigned his seat
as legislator to appear as pensioner of
the state government IN the blind asy-
luin, was the biggest fool of the house
This was Utterly denied, and the hon
orable member from Dallas county 1t
was as boisterousiy and as earnestly
asserted was. the biggest fool. Bets
decide them was q puzzler II was nro.
posed to leave 1t to the honorable
speaker to decide on the first OCCASION
they could get these two WORTHLESS 10
hold forth in the same debate. But Il
was urged by the opposite party that
he plan wouldn't work, as It was well
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-01

THE Detroit Free Press tells us that
"any man in Brooklyn who sees an
other throw orange peel on the walk
has a right to put a head on him.
When we see man commit such an
outrage We never think of putting a
head on him, but we always feel great
~ tempted to hand up brickbat to the
Journal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-01
ThtlailgNrrald

THE corps engaged In surveying the
line for the Dallas and Wichita rail-
road have reached Clay county, and
report q most excellent roulo--apart Of
II very superior They propose to pro-
long the line lnts the heart OF the cop
per regions, and feel much encouraged
BY all the observations so far made,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-01
a beautiful Hncidcnt Of GommemOrn.
lion Dny nj Mobile.
The following incident occurred on
oommemoratIon dny at Mobile;

commemoratlon day at Mobile;
Altor Rev, b. NJ. Palmer, Of Now
Orleans, the orator Of the occasion, had
delivered mn appropriate opposite nd-
dress, and as Admiral Sommos was
about to unycll the statue Colonel
Wlohersham, who vast federal soldier
during The war, stepped forward and
presented the admiral with II beautiful
wreath Of flowers, In the shape of q
circle ana cross, accompanied 10y the
following note;
"Ihls horal Offering Il rendered with
The Kindly and sympathetic greetings
Of surviving federal soldiers resident In
Mobile, who honor the brave and dead
Of the late war, and desire your nc
ceptance Of the same as an humble
tribute to val0r and unselilsh devotion
to u cause held dearer than life. Fresh
be the memory Of those under the sod
and dew, awaiting the Judgment day,
under the one, the blue, under the
other the grayp'
ADMIRAL Semmes accepted the floral
tribute IN u feeling address.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-01

The Odd Fellows celebration nj Aus
lin, OH Tuesday, was n grand success.
The programme was a procession Of tho
order through the strectsto the capitol,
where Thomas M. Joseph, past grand
master, delivered an able and efficient
address, followed by Lieutenant Gov
crnor Hubbard, In Il brief but feeling
speech, In hisusual happy style. There
were ut least two hundred Odd Eel
lows in procession.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-01

LIE FRANcAIs contradicts a rumor TO
the effect that the French and British
governments have had q correspon-
dence on the subject of Rochefort's
escape. lie Francois says there is no
truth in the report that the French
government complains that the pres
ence of an English ship aided in the
escape Of Rochefort and his compan-
Ions. H flft
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-01

THE theatrical critic of the Galveston
Civilian, a gentleman of devotional
turn of mind, thus notices a recent.
dramatic performance in that city;
"This elfin star Miss KingsburyI
twinkled in the theatrical armament
last night, and had many worshippers,
In speaking of "Fanchon,n which She
played, we will omit reference to the
whole of the third and the larger por-
ton of the fourth acts, being at that
time engaged at the prayer meetingn