davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-10-15
Recommendations Maao by tile Poa
Cloud Investigating Com.
rlisslon.
They Thihk IT Wonld 10 Well to Arno,,,
Army 0fllccts Indian Agents,
A Change in tho Present Contract sys,en
Thought Advisable. '
whss tho Fast AafI Trains Arc Doing far n.
Commercial Wbtd.
THE WHISKY TAX.
nErENUn uSI.Eit TIE NEW LAW.


srt1a' b,so"sch ts 1hs chscaao Yr,oan,.
WABuiatiToS, d. e., Uet. 14,-SulI,l,nt ,r,.
has passed slnco rho raasnso Of tue aet IL
c'casing tho Lax OH whisky, tobacco, cigsru. ~
- enaplo tic oicerd Ut tuo Goyernu.cn. ia fnss.
MI csll'saso OF tho act az nloans Of ipc,o, .;n
Tho rasenle or, In thu 1nslguago Of ,s tito ~
provide TOR Tho ps}:snclcs Of tho Gorcrun,s,,. y
1l'o official nguros viii drappoiut thots r%,
ndsocatol tue Increased tnxos AZ surs noo,ss ,ss
OF extricatlng the Treasury from iss cmo,rr,a,'
ments, For tho amount rsaizcd vii mol tcach III,
tho haM estimated when tho MlI ws.
bofoso tho Why's nnd Means romrn,t".ss' Wv
.lho net wns approyoa nni wnnt spto a,feo;
NArch 3, 1H75, atl Increased tho tax OIL II, 49,
~ conts GRllol,, ami nlado a cotndprshIo ~,
grease OIL tubncco, cigars, Bt,u1, sugar ctr TIs
receipts Fur the hrBt four mouths, clos,ne ..s
tho fiscal year, wero not as largo by Boyeta mil
ions aH was expected, and It IL nov hoen tas ~.
predictions by tho Secretary Of tho 1ressty srd
several congressman from Keut,icLy. lii ~ tIa
incrcaso Was discounted by thc uea!c.s .us us
manufacturers, will proyo truo. UnrIu, asa ssa
months Of Malch, April, May, so1
Juno, tho increase from tho so,,,~. ~.
named over tho preceding wear ~.
Abu,t a3,00U, 900. For tho months of Jn1r sn'
X1Bt, and aeptenhor, tho snctehso over liz ms' ms
redlnx year waa nuout ~ ouo,0uO Tho otfca,
of the Government expect Il largo Increase dr..
ing tho coming four months ondlhg next Feiin.
AIRY. as the atock oil hnnt at tho timo OF tia u..,
sAgo of tho act will hayo tocn exhausted.
, 1875-10-15

from .hs eecon District, cnmrtittl Q! thF sowns ~
,ake LEV @ s ~. ,,r t.nnn.s4nnrr
~" t'et: ,. an c,',,.cd II ,bo town. Of
owe Sy G3ass.nsr % nan ir fhs H1!1 "t,n ,f. IT,.
ia"d i. rsIo.. i. md nd tsmant, 0 - ...,.
AMI 10 ifans'rf eh'h e'heF hn'a'Ses nj may l''l''9
eoino te!o!e ihei1'' -
Thr rrtmaetr. outside Of ,c .i'y will be held sstnr-
'lsy, ,e' Is, mn t''.n**: .,,. x, w.,
IN the tr"ns ~ t.ya',s,o'. trtn , ta aays
ings ht .'rloek =: ~ t.,
~ M town nf Nrw Ir,'r a. fhe hh1 flAee OF Ao''
Ing s1wn M n,srsins. drnm - ~ ~, +: m ,,,.. +ua
o T. ?. n.
T. ehc Town of tyle fafh u ar Town ia'l from 10
\ s1rlnrk r. tn. r ran
Yard.asaR, N.
Anu II az !he osAfs to"ns ~ lhe county At fno usahl
place ot hol'l'hE Town n'cetiaa'"t "c'oek i. m'
The city primaries will e hca Monday. oct. H..
from n oclock +. 1t,., at thr following r1arrs:
FRS, Warl-At thn EnRino, ifo'Re on nrarlmrn
William II. 1itehar1sun John nummcrHclh rrrt1-
efitR Eshy. ........-.
Stt"n1 tard-r!re for holding the primary WI lr
lraEg1atcd ~ the Ward club, al published ~ HatH1
,lny morning 1ap,rr. 1niEcs-F v. Warren, lh"laa'
carton. Cnarl,r Watlier: ..,ao, ,,,,,..-
Ihsfa na'd--N9. tlo hnMth satr f:cF'. '!Es mEsHr
J. VI F. Thomas. John ". lrfrnne.s. tl4rrl Htsht.
fourth Hdrd-At 1icwlanh's Ivlfy stnne. ne.s
iwrht5seeonA etfcft. shasth-iMc ''''"'AA''' "'"'
itclsnat 4. d. Hn'ioHa$.. ,,.-. s, .,-,, ANT ~,
tlihuh Hsene. JhdEta viii lT 'lo'snNrn y INC Mafa
ci'!i' en;, published ~ hunry s nxs,,,n a,1 i,,.,1
.rSs, I" a, mhn.cTi Wa,in r.t, Join ponelI, usre
koilr,
Stp.nh HhFf-ftaf Io' n';H t.'s M nt i.'.tn 1
Of tlgr. ~ nc 's'Rnau y M ""s o'"' 'n''
oAh it, M eotes ., n5n"m ~, ~ ~ ~ Mss
xcil sffsfss :H"He NJ - - ~ var"
, 1875-10-15
NOTES AND NEWS.
AM InTtRx8rtNu CASE.

0pee1aE U1Spakeh to 1ks EHlfaoo 1fl5aH9.
wAau1saroH. D. o.. Oct. A,-Ap interesting
III I"N,-. - .,,.,.., t,u,... I. .onn
duss' hVole!nH SUNS o'a polAtlc"t A'0'ot5' -
to be tried here. Tue FetrooeHalon su's' 'nso,s'
ing tho validity Of tho act Of Congress Of lSlA
rotrocediug tho town and County Of Als1sn.
~ ~ V's,,,.1s !. 49,, "a ..,ona.r n, Inn 8u.
dfa TO virginia. "a On tae oaionaa. " .as .a III iii
prone Court OF she United stssss' qua VIZ
be reached about tho middle OF january.
Phillips, who hld paid taxes under protest k
p.voa. tha Bt.to Coiiector sues payuo 10 s.celrs
hs.r ,,,s ~ ,on.v mn t{a ornnn, thss tba
49, - s y,s'.;... 80 -. e,,,.,t t,,esi in
6taee OK Virginia hh1 10 s1But - coAce' *eAs s,"
Aloxandsth TAo oaao "as decided % ..s;s. n.s;ss
OF form in the Bupretna Court Of thls ps,1.si
against tno fhhhs5n, ~ ofaof tns. ~ aFih ia
United Btstes.
rnE GROUNDS r~, .h.t
On which the plaintiff proceeds are, Fifs. snn
Consfosa Aaa no po"es TO maxd tao sar soss,eh, IT,
, 1875-10-15
HARO'MoNEY MEN.

Spec,ai hs,aftA 10 The CAlaco Tribune.
DErnolr, Oct. 1.-the hhrd-noncy tneu OF the
State held maBs convention here to-day, aui
pAssed resolutions - followB:
ltsoirtd, First. tha., dsrasdrg iii tA,ty feeling
and bcluslnK that foreign and duulesl,c rotrnrrcn
aud al productive tnhuhtry }tst a.Gnh utdcr ctr
feucy depreciation mud etuat!ng in value and tvy.
enut system which Ia unequal IN itn hurdc1t We re-
spond to Richmond call sa that TEL, dtl.xsee IL.
slncd from Michigan by the lrtaeni OF this meet
Ing 10 1T sla tho lTtlAaeA Cincinnati ony, EtIou
Hccuud, that iht.1tty set our 5Ec,s aHalnst all
schemes for curruncy iuistiuu any iuru Vt la,er
currency. grecuLatts, aud Otherwise, 10 luug a.
that currency shall consist Vi ,r1olee,.slis
promises 70 pay nouey. and No will oppose any policy
which has not The Arcot rsoSs 10 eslzbi4h tho cur-
rency OH ; par wiki, aud actually nroutrosertiUlo
with, coin. ..-
vuird, that we cordially commend 10 friends Of
souu currency throughout ths uutca atatea t4e rso
n,stu C}rtnce Cincinnati. and ~ Crga tAs 8r,l-
e.al appointment Of delegates to the Convention.
No 8peeclea were made, except BY Eugene 2.
Jackson. 'sllo spoke in accord with tho rcsola.
tous. Lettors In favor Of hardtnioney "ero re.
cclyrt, from Senator Chrlstlancy e1.Qov. DIsir.
lud others VI less note.
Ito lbs A4soeiaftd fTeN.
DI1nolr, allch., UcE. 14.-Ti,e t!aFd-Aonh,
~aa made to secure Large attendance, aud lnvi
!ntious were seut chiefly to loading Liberal Ro
puplieanH.
, 1875-10-15

IOWA.


tsrfrtdi nissairh t. The Chhraro Tribune.
DEs Mo1Srs, Ia, Oct, 14.-Tho fatest returns
show that tho ncxt Senate will probably bo
forty-ono Republicans, Including four elected as
Anti -Mnnoroiists In 1871 bnt Who acted With tho
Hepnblicans tlii1 year, And niue Opposition.
The ilu,lsa will be about eighty NcpubrahB 10
twenty Opposition giving ninety-two ma jority on
jntnt la lot agaiuat Blxtcon at tho last General
Assembly.
oEcEoIA COUNTY.
Special trspafth IL The tHftaao Tribune.
s1orx TRY. ia., Oct. 14.-Tho Official rtcps.hlt-
can ajosisy in OHceola County IL 3a0. Kirk
woods fnn}ority in Buens Vista County Is 600,
and tho cnto 1scpublican county sieAot Ia elect
cd. Tho cou,ty.scnt war In tint co1ttly Nns on
election aas aet at rest for ,lrco yenfs, 1t bav-
lag been ecldr,l to lot II temain at Sioux napiia
for that length Of time.
@oonh,ny COUNTY.
Tho of1irial veto Of Woodbury. County gave 975
lbero il 500 majority fur tiie lse,ubIiean State
ticket.
IONA COUNTY.
MaRENao. Oct, 1f.-lu Iowa County tl!o
Republican State ticket has 3U0 ma }rr:ty. aud
tho Republican, Legislative ttrkct@@5u majority.
JOHNsoN COUNTY.
Iowa CRY, Oct. t4.--JohnB,n County. tho
lnno OF Gov. Kirkwooi, ~hwh hat yrat went
Eocs Republican, tho entire slale an! leEisla-
tive ticket taing elected by 2Gh 1nHlorits. Tho
Democrats oIcct only tie Sheriff, 1rchssiror. aud
Auditor.
nuurQUn rorSTr.
DUAEQUE H., D.t. H. Ifse retnrna from this
county aro not all III. hut enough is known TO IN
puI tho election uf tirnroB aud Trick 10 the
Legislature On tho Kcputlicau ticket, afatgad
aud johnson hre still in donht, With tho chances
in favor Of tl,o former. Republican. Ferrine,
democrat, il clectca AiloElH, and Williams, 1so-
publican, Treasurer.
CLINTON cowSTy.
CLINTON, H., Uc.. 14.--11eyiaoi election re.
turns mako radical changes. Tho result III tfts
comfy favors tho Democrats. Tho county laAt
yrRr cnvo Republican majority Of 100; this
yoar It gives Democratic majority ol 15o-a
f.o,HorratIc gain of .50 The Republicans sent
Two unt nf three RnptcRentntlvoa to tho lhht
Legislature: tiliH year tho Democrats probably
rent nil three. Thu unlv officers cert rainIv
elected IN the county by tlso Republicans 10 tho
Treasurer.
FACE COUNTY.
ELAR1SrA. H.. Oct. ll.-Thc Republican state
and county tckot got quo majority: Slate Hcn-
ltor, 201 Republican inajort;. Thr"n town.
shlrs to hear from will incicnHs tho Republican
majority.
KlnETunt,I MAJORITY.
Drs MONIES. ln.. Oct. 1s.-TAp Stdtr Rfgistrr
has returns from u countieR. Ill WHICH the net
Republican tna|nllty ii 2452o. 1t estimates
that tho Kcpublicsn majority will reach
nbont 10.6D0 70 31,00D. It's ndyiccs
to-day report oue further Cain n tito
Sonnts for tho 1lepbcang-Wiieon, ofJackHon.
Tho dispascloH to-day lnnke some changes III tho
lioHes, hut the rcatiyo atstJnK Of tho two par
ties in that body re,na:nB about tho aame as
estimated late Inst n.ht.
, 1875-10-15
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Daysrd family il crcditol with having ro-
ooc,d thc 1tn,tcd statop seuato,s,n from i,ttlc
na,ssara to.asn.st,, $780,, eA' '~
Doih"ase 1of soSeot! sea1s.
The oiroet Of q diution Of tho currency will
not only DO to opprcsa oil clansea-savo tho
speculative-now. but to bring them to loas and
misery ia tho near futuro.-Tulodo Hlot.
r,,,, ,,, a. = =, 11,a, t,4, ,.,,,a+,.
Port Of Chicago, has been unable to cal, out
doabts.s il ~ too ao humane e to ay
tho cntcaes Of hoadless otIicat-QuincY Vhi7
~. -,-~..-,~,. ,,.'.-,.,,, S's '"'
Tho Springfield RfrH6ttcaH 'lnds tlo descrp-
In tho Old Taatamant:
And overy onn that xns IN distress and every one
thas wss tn ebt and oyefy one that was dscontcned
G.shssea @ ein'sTes , | un.o me- him nna 3 he became e.
men
Tho Chicago Infcr- Ocean Is still bawllng Justify
over tho removal Of Ham, and firing tho hottest
kind of Int atot ;nso secrctarv I,ristow Whi,,,
i. ~ -, o,o ~ W. ,nsoi,,sa r.,..n,..
noIk.: "1s ~ VIM t,ro.s ~ s.onn ~ .mons c r,ct, ~
lnn'As. , ~ sou .nlo" ahsono amons rach OF
eoes aaa oua a. tAem }e!os, tMas y ~ sscsoFy
evidence you hs'o hit somethtus."-S1. Louis
ffenaooed".
toa r. e sens4sy essa
iookod in discussions OF Tue currency question,
One Of thoeo IL thnt tho FREQ nauNiug act Of
lust winter authorizes any n1i!nbor Of "hauks of
isaue to be establishod. Yet tho banks ara NIX
otartcd, What Is Inc reason7 nccanso thern IN
no need Of moro euErenoy.-a Paul D.spatch.
Mopsy. such M It fs. ras nsyer M cham an1
plenty il, America as to.dny snd thu ery fnr
more monoy in an uo,n,I,patod fInud Thn
fraudniant cry does not anna f,on, tia noar
workncn1nn. hnt from lin anoculatiyo c'sss whn
dcn,rc. in khe n1ttist of Hnrtunt;nn ysi,,es and
mills nroiilranys To esthor fortnnss for tbcm,s
asiyn6 Rnoh foytunss nra eIwnva Al lin ~.
psnse OF tbo pnot.-CincfnunU Tnm,nercia..
~, ,-o'..'-,..-
ths 'nastonlste @ =, nho salk ot sne pof'ahold-
VOC tjn" sonsme tn ,w,ia1 tbo "" 1;s,.nca ~
tweof, tl,on,. The moro lbay infinta tj,n Youn,a
nf tho nnnn1a,a dnl,nrr. IN mnr" iii; thn ,,rnD
min5n 81. cold rtso. sntf viii Il tin vafue ~ to
honlhoider'a ioiiar. Tha o,,tv wsv h maLc ia
nooniess dollar ss uood "a tha bnn3,,o|aer'a IL ~
rnstc Il N oood A. roid.- -T;ncfnnnT G;n,e;,s ~
@s' s"''0'
Ql5H reminder 10 IL. IT,. ID from the 1t. LOn8
, 1875-10-15

Special Dlspat:h ~ 1'hs caisa1e 7S'o""<. ,,,.,
DunuouE, H., Oct. IA uet"sa r,s,I..., r0
cana 70 thjs atty fIau ~ Ashtassa 70 pS pusSS4s Ia
ax. ..u* =. "a ii, 100 ssst. Ha got dfsak 49,
ESHSi fost Il, money, I'D aas not yst ssaes@sa@
, 1875-10-15

REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY 1000.
OMAHA, Oct. 1s.-Tho Republican majority In
tho sta:u IL not less tlun 10000, Tho now Con-
stitution is carried by very lnrgo majority.
, 1875-10-15
REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.

Chairman Cook Co, Ner. Central Committee.
Il, T. DtnuN, Secretary.
, 1875-10-15

3M,rd Irtst'pt-is. ii. Woods, j, l.. woodward,
Foursk Pfesiact-F. o. I.r,so.. George T. Williams.
Col Nicaby sall that there had hoen some
talk 10 tue otTnct that this method OF selecting
delegates was k!ud OF private arrangement.
As TOR himself, beng Cue Of tho doe9atoa named,
Ao fol. FREQ to spoak. 1le would u0s not ~ del
eyAto unlcBs cbosen by tho ward. 1lo was iu
layor Of 10 soclet or atar-chanbor method Of
tIoiag husincEs, aud hoped that II anY ut tile
namos mentioned IN tue report Wsre objection
ao to any Dne ptessnt, that person would
speak out. in order that bottor man might bo
Ths repor. Of the Committee was unanimous
ly adopted.
Ills Cnairn.n suggested that 1t would be
necutAary to appoint cAalleugors for each pro-
out for tho tricks Of tho Opposition: The fol-
UarIof, il. ". iisicuby, Ii. Wloelcr, q, Il. Van.
doreook. Second Ikocinct-Capt. L. 7. Mathe~d,
Q; ", clapp.. II; Y. @ stowe. Ale1snnsr Asnew.
Janes sprlugcr. ]. II. D.rns. Fourth Precinct
--Guofeo Apae,son, ponjamln Hendricks, C. Il.
1sGii moiaGer IT, 70 Of tLo Club sail that he noticed
the presence Of tho Lou. Charles Il: Heed.
hoar from h,m. air. Heed Was called for,
and spoke ut somo length. lie said tAat, not-
wltlstsuaing all tho talk IN tho uowspapers and
gu tho street ~ regard 70 h!s beI"g the eaudl-
tiol, party. ho wss still loyal lopublicau, "a he
had alSaj boon. ilu allowed no man to e1teed
him iu lUyal'yto to Tho p&rty. iAr1lause.] uo
would tay III regard to lila candidacy thkt ho
had published In the csculng papers a card in
shlcil Ao hat! Haid that le would not accept
nomination from tue Opponltiou party. I1u had
tsRan thls courso because mapy. Of bis nenub-
lican fTicndH lad begun to doubt Ills toy-
ally to the party. ifb bad ueyar bntM
anything bus Republican. Whan, ono week
asO. c0nlln.ttss of the Opposition lad called
npor laua And teadeted him the nomination, Ao
had toll them tllat ho waa all undlsguisa4 nleln-
bcr Of tho ltvpubhcan party, and would not sbato
ons tot Ut it.. II lhey wanted to make him their
nominee with that understanding, they could do
10: but l!a would not wo,k with tia party for
Tho oiiee.
The speaker then procectled to sneak Of tho
wAttL(ulnehH Necessary at tho coming cleo
| tinl,. Last fhl! tho Opposition had stuffed
| tho lAllul-l,o1oa. That nonc Ut the pe.pe-
traitors Wuro brought 10 lnetice did nut
cauhe any duubs Ut The txus, but tf,e
guilty rarieH could mot be pointed out. Ths
tallle ,Inrty rouId do the Ba.ne tAing again, uu.
| less t!ay wurs watched ~ closely AZ possible. A
register must ho kept; every ballot must b.
numbered. AMI cbsllepgeEa must do t4sar duty n
oycry pr1citlct.
tu. lslcaby Was ue1t called for. lilo congratu,
lated ". Reed upon tie fact that ha bad foscot
himself from tho monRrul organisation iut<
WHICH u had heen feared 10 waH about to fall
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01
SPIRlEulAy.lSM.
A Few Notes ON the Lecture of VI. y,
Cornell

Quite large crowd gathered at the
Baptist church last Monday night to
hear the lecture of Elder NJ. Il. Cornell
on Spirtualism" and the audience
were 80 much pleased that we are led
to publish these few notes of the lee
ture. Mr.. Cornell said Spritualism
first originated in the Fox family of
New York in the year lS4S. Several
years ago the Pope of Rome becoming
Alarmed at the rapid increase of
this sect issued II manifesto to
the Catholic clergy in America
which instructed them to find
out as near as possible the num-
Der of spirtualists in the United States;
and the result showed that this species
Of religion actually had 100000 fol-
lowers and believers, in this country
alone, showing an increase In num-
bers, for the length of time, greater
than that of all the other religious de-
nominations all put together Some
of the most distinguished and scien-
tliic men of the present age are spirit
ualists; the Empress of Russia, of Aus
tria, and the Queen of England, are
strong believers in this doctrine. The
late Abraham Lincoln and family
were open and avowed spirltualists,
and were in the habit of holding
seances at their house before he was
elected President of the United States,
and afterwards continued the practice
In the White House. Six of the most
scientific men of Europe have been
studying and investigating the subject
for u number Of years, and II 1t was
simply u clever fraud It would most
certainly have been discovered TO be
such before this late date, and It's fol-
lowers would have deserted II IN dis
gust. The man that says srirltualism
Is n fraud Is a greater fraud himself,
and y totally Ignorant OF wha
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01
Dr. Prices True Fiavorins Extracts.

Dr. Prices True EiayOring Extracts.
Vanilla, Lemon, and all extracts
used in ilavoring ice cream, jellies,
cakes, ETC., are acknowledge after Il
thorough trial by the best housekeep-
ers in the land to be always us repre-
sented, bottles holding half more than
others sold for the same size, natural
coloring, free from poisonous oils, 80
concentrated that small quantity
gives all the flavor required. Strange
that persons will use worthless en-
tracts when such natural flavors as DR..
Prices are to be had. They are really
equal to his celebrated Cream Baking
Powder
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01

&. w. Geers, Of the Denton Monitor,
accompanied by Mr.. Ben. McCreary,
of Denton, honored the HERALD office
with visit yesterday evening.
Frank Fitzhugh, representing the
well-known cotton house of Grmnan
Il Duval, Galveston, is in the city and
can be found at his office in the First
National Bank.
We were pleased yesterday to see
Mr.. X. ii. Foat once more upon the
street. Although little pale from
his late sickness, he is, as the term
goes, "still in the ring.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01
sel,tiOdtf

W, r. Lyle 4 Co., real estate agents, No.
100 Lamar street. beg leave 10 call the atten.
ton OF persons wishing 10 purchase real es.
tate to the extensive listsof property ON their
bulletin boards In and outside of their office
under the respective heads OF "Improvcd
City Property, ""vncont city Lots, ""Farms"
and "Unimproved and wild Lands" ON
bracina business houses and vacant lots IN
the commercial center OF the city. Also,
building lots, ana anumber OF very desir-
able residences situated In every quarter Of
the city. Also, large tracts OF wild lands IN
Dallas and other counties ofthe state, besides
anumher offarms Of various sizes, inolud.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01
PREFERRED SPECIALS.

For RENT -Severa! hrst-class ground ioors,
elegantly furnished with carpets, desks and
chairs, with light and ilrc service included,
nil ut one rental. suitable for live men and
live business.
FoR SALE-one copy American Report ana
Directory OF the Cotton, WOODEN, Six ana
Linen Manufacturers Of the United States
aud Canada. Price SO, or will exchange for
Dallas city wall map.
FoR IRA pE--St. Louis for Dallas property
Il lots under one fence. with 3'ioom dwell
lug, on Main and Commerce, between Texas
Central railroad and Fair Grounds, Ten
Pensacola lots for Texas property.
WANTED Haf.acre lot on Cedar Hill, at
downright bargain, A good suburban gro
cary and drug stand and fixtures, with small
stock, Apply 10 W, u. DoNolio
oct i.dat Lamar Hotel offices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01

II. Dyer, drunk and down, plead
guilty aud fined three dollars and costs.
John Donley, using obscene Inn
gunge, had his case continued.
Gussie keeting, was charged with
fighting; she plead guilty and fined
four dollars and costs.
John Anglers, Henry Brooks and
John Conkling were accused OF oh
structipg the streets. Their cases We're
all dismissed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01
THE GRAIN MARKET.

WHEAT-.Quiet and firm at DSO1Sl OF ex-
treme figures, Mediterranean, S20lS5c; dam
aged wheat very dull and barely quotable
NJ 5O@GOc.
OArS-Flat at 3Ce5c.
RIE-Flrm AT 7b0gsOc, none Offering.
Enthusiastically commands 70a75c for
good average grain.
CoRN-rhero IL but little old corn on the
market, and only sufficient new corn IL
brought 10 the city 10 MI the local demand.
Selling nom wagons on the streets NJ i50g5jc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01
LOCAL BREVlTlEs.
Sprinkle the streets.

Sprinkle the streets.
Average July weather yesterday.
The nights are chilly, look out for
chils.
The List of Letters will appear to-
morrow.
Judge Burlord's court was not in
session yesterday.
Nothing new was heard yesterday
from the parties IN pursuit OF the rob
bers.
Three races at the track this after
noon. IL will be the Iedeeming day OF
the meeting.
"A cloud of dust overspread the
city, late yesterday afternoon, so dense
that it was even dilicult to breathe.
--Wheelocls sold two tickets to
Havre, France, yesterday, through
from Dallas to the point of destination.
We are compelled to omit por-
ton Of our local to-day on account of
the space taken up by new advertise
ments.
Pools were sold at the "Turf, Field
and Farm" last night, on to-day's
.uces. They will be sold at the track
this afternoon.
The young gentlemen ofthe Young
Meas Christian Association complain
OF the scarcity of ladies at their daily
prayer meetings.
We have used the English Com
mercial black ink and find it very
superior in all respects. Mr.. Bath is
the sole agent for Texas.
The late norther seems to have in
lluenced the matrimonial market. We
hear rumors of a half dozen marriages,
SOON to be consumated.
Remember Bishop CARROTS lee
ture on the 9TH of October. We ex'
pect to see the largest audience ON that
night that ever assembled under the
same roof ia Dallas.
The stores of all the Hebrew mer-
chants were closed yesterday and the
city in consequence presented rather n
dull appearance. We hope they had n
happy new year.
The Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation are holding daily prayer meet
ings at the Lamar street church, com
mencing ut 80 in the morning. All
attending will receive II hearty wei
come.
There will be Il fashionable we'd
ding next week at the Methodist
church. The bride is II well known
favorite in Dallas, and the ceremony
will be the most interesting event, OF
the kind, Of the season.
Three races are advertised to be
run AZ the Track inns afternoon ana
fine sport is anticipated. The first
race will be Il half mile dash for which
there are three entries. j. H. Burch's
Roam Bill, 5 Il Barliley's Joe Barter
and Parks Sorrel Shelby. Joe is the
lavorite, Shelby selling second and the
Roam third. The second race is two
mile heats for which there are three
entries, Thomas Turner's g. b. Watson,
J. ID. Warren's oh. h. ALI johnson and
IL. Bachelors Clabe Hubbard. The
latter is the favorite two to one against
the field. Third race is one mile dash
for which there are six entries, Joe
Parks Shelby, II. Batchelder's War
rior, j. A. Works Climax, }. f.
Barkley's Joe Barter, A. b. Johnson's
Buck and Burris's Charlie. Races will
commence ut three O'clock.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01
---s7s
FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE on THE HERALD, /
Dallas, Texas, September ~, 1878, !
FINANCIAL

The money market continues easy, with n
full supply OF funds In sight, All legitimate
demands are readily metat ~ per cent.
GoLD-rherr isn change to note In gold
buying NJ ll2lI; selling ~ New lorK quo
ations, with but few transactions.
ER-ls quoted at lU7h@lOS, with no
demand.
EXCHANGE-On the principal cities com.
mands n per cent, premium, while CONNER
cial bills are quoted at y per cent. discount,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01
Lost.

Between the Howe Machine office and
Market Drugstore, topaz setting to u rins'
valuable TO the owner ~ Il gift. Finder VIII
be- rewarded by leaving same NJ the Howe
Machine office. OCT l-dlt
Oats by the car load for sale by j, NJ
Brown, opposite west door of the Courthouse.
sept W-dlw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01
CITY BuSiN ESS.
Fire Department.

Members of Dallas Engine Company No. !,
Dallas Hook and Ladder Company No. |
and Dallas Hook and Ladder Company No.
are requested to meet at Fields Theatcr on
Monday, October 4, nj 1880 pm. by order OF
the President, NJ. ULLMANN,
=. W. LISsRIE, Secretary.