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MISCELLANEOUS.

WILMINGTON, Della, June 1.-The
SartOn and llillingsworth company to-
day launched the iron steamship Bra
shear, built for Charles Morgan aud
intended for the New Orleans and Bra
shear City line tonnage two thousand
two hundred and twenty-five tons.
New YORK, June 1.-The Evening
Post to-day takes possession of It's new
quarters and signalIHes the event 10y
reducing the yearly subscription Of the
paper to nine dollars, and the price for
single copies to three cents.
To-day Is the Fiftieth Anniversary
day when William Cullen Bryant COM
menced to write on the Post.
New ORLEANS, July Captain
Fritz Regain fell overheard from the
sloop Star of the Sea, and was drown
ed.
CINCINNATI, July 1.-The distiller-
les of Schnulkcn, Kniskomp n Co.,
Fred Mae, and Henry Steville, of Cow
ington, were seized to-day for irregu-
larities IN manufacturing.
New YORK, July Laird Il Wise
cylender oil works were destroyed by
fire. Loss $50 600.
LARAMIE, by Wyoming, July l.
Colonel T.. b. Corllng, Quartermaster
ut Fort Sanders, suicided because OF
financial complications.
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NEW YORK.

NEwBURY, N. Y, July 1.-The Nine
teenth Regiment of this city fired sa-
lutte to-day at Washington headquar-
tiers here in honor of the victory of the
American Rihemen in Ireland. Cap
tain Coleman, once a stall officer OF
this regiment, and Colonel Bodine,
who formerly lived here, were OF the
shooting match.
New YORK, July 1.-The jury in che
Beecher-Tilton case have not as yet
reached a verdict, and were again
locked up last night. Nothing new in
the way of rumors. :,
The bark Laborne, Captain Sawtell,
from Demarara, with sugar for Liver
pool. burned at sea on the 23d instant.
The captain, crew and one passenger
were rescued by the Limbria.
Wheeler arrived here to-day.
The base ball match between the
Boston and Atlantic clubs was won by
the former by q score Of thirteen 10
seven.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BALTIMORE, July l,-Mpjor j, Lyle
Clarke, u we'll known citizen, WINE
NJ dinner Vt the NJ, Clair Hotel
In this city to-day, was shot IN the
head by one cf two brothers named
brewers, OF Georgetown, ID, g., who
made u joint attack on him, The
wound n not fatal, hut Clarke II great
~ exhausted from loss Of blood, Brow
ers, who were arrested, say they were
ayenglng SISTERS wrongs,
NORFOLK, July 1.-The steamship
Seminole, Captain Matthews, OF The
Boston ano Savannah line, which was
disabled OF Cape llntleras, was towed
In by Cape Henry to-day. Captain
Matthews reports that no fell IN with
the steamer Vera Cruz from Havana
for New York Sunday, NJ one o'clock
A. NJ, seventy miles northeast OF Cape
llattcras, sailing with machinery dis
ablcd. She needed no assistance, but
the passengers were taken by the SEM
mole and forwarded to Boston Inst
night 10y the steamer w, a, Lawrence,
Sir. LOUIS, July IA negro rHvished
ten year old girl within eleven miles
OF this city yesterday. The people OF
the neighborhOod are after him.
MEMPHIS, July There IL no
change regarding the troubles OF the
Memphis and Little Rock railroad
Mr.. Downs, agent for the Trustees,
still holds possession of the road. The
whole matter will doubtless be trans
ferrod to the Arkansas courts for set
Element.
Sr. LOUIS, July 1.-The Times has
been purchased by Colonel Orlsto for
thirteen thousand three hundred and
fifty dollars, and hereafter viii be pub
lished MS an independent journal. This
indicates the liberal tendency or mod
ernism of the Democracy of the city
aud State.
SAN FRANCISCO, July l.-Colonel
William Irwin was nominated on the
seventh ballot for Governor.
KEY WEST July | There were two
deaths yesterday from yellow fever.
Signed, j. V. Harris, Health officer.
DETROIT, July IA collision occur
red to-day, between two passenger
trains. The engineers aud liremen
saved their lives by jumping OIL. No
first class passengers were hurt. Eff
teen enigrants were seriously wound
cd.
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FOREIGN.

DUBLIN, July 1.-The shooting to-
day at Dolly Mount, for the Spencer
cup, IS free to all. Corners, Bruce,
Yale, Dakin, Gildersleeve, Ballard,
Coleman and Garfield, of the Amer
lean Team, and all of the Irish Team
and Shooting Club took part. The
contest resulted in another victory fol
the Americans.
r. c. Coleman won the cup by a
score of forty-seven out of a possible
fifty. the range being one thousand
wards. Gildersleeve and Yale also won
prizes during the shooting. -,
DUBLIN, July l.-Major beech mas n.
resigned the eaptaincy of the irish III
file Team.
PARIS, July 1.-The Journal oillcial'
IL publishes deere appointing o spe'
cial Committee for the purpose OF en-
couraging Frenchmen to participate ~
the Philadelphia Centennial exhiol
ton. and In faciliatlon OF the efforts
of those who intended doing so. Tit
Committee Is composed Of members o
the Assembly, merchants aud olhel
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ably aud infinitely presented hy ooun,
sells aud their bearing pressed up0n
their attention, Particular attention
was called % the fact that after argu-
menl aud before the charge papers
had been handed up 10 them
That he lad examined The motion for
re-Openlng the ease aud had assigned
reasons why II would not be entertain
cd, In the main, because the Jury
would more than likely forget the evil
denGe and arguments before them, lie
would like 10 know II anything was
lingering on their minds with regard
10 the maller, and asked them II II
would be suitable for them 10 state 10
him any question OF law or fact which
disturbed them.
Mr., Carpenter reproated that the lu-
~ failed 10 agree solely upon ques-
ton Of fact, and until thnt question
was settled II was impossible for them
To render u verdlct-thAt n month
hence they would he no nearer M
agreement than they were to-day, lie
said he spoke for eleven Of the Jurors
when he said that he believed that M
argument was impossible, and that
there was only one Juror who thought
that they could ever reach an unanl.
nous conclusion.
Judge Nelson spoke 10 them again
OF the Importance of the case and asked
them TO give II their further oonslde-
ration, requesting them for that pur-
pose TO retire again to their rooms and
deliberate on II further, aud TINT he
would communicate with them at
the proper time,
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Invite the Queen TO the Centennial

Invite the queen 10 me Sehtenhihi
from the CINCINNATI Enqulrer.l
1t is suggested that Queen Victoria
be invited to come over and help us
celebrate the centennial next year.
When the latest anniversary of the
Concord or Lexington fight was cele-
brated, some of the leading British
statesmen were invited to participate
in the ceremonies of rejoicing. The
leading men of England to-day were
invited to wave the Stars and Stripes,
and shout and sing in honor of the day,
one hundred years ago, when we COM
menced to shoot the men of England.
TO ask an English statesman to come
across the Atlantic to aid in celebrating
the anniversary of the death OF his
great-grandfather, shot by the Yankee
Hminute-men," was believed to be an
eminently proper invitation. The En-
plish statesmen didn't come, but the
government should by all means invite
The Queen of England to cross the AT
lantic and help us centenniallze next
year. When son of Victoria was re-
ceived in this country with immense
enthusiasm, the Queen would have al
enthusiastic ovation, of course. She
would have an opportunity to see what
her great-grandchildren had done, and
she would have reason to be proud Of
herofispring, so to speak. BY all means
let the Queen of England be invited
to assist us in celebrating the anniver
sary of the day we said that England
was tyrant, etc. Victoria would dis
cover very healthy progeny ovel
here, and would have pleasant visit
Let the Queen of England be invited
to our centennial, by all means.
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TELEG RAPHIC
AS EXPECTED.
The Great Scandal Case Ends
i'm IL Mis-rrial.
Rcelher Not Guilty--NOr His
Virtue indicated.
Great EXcitemeni--Thc Great
Defendant Granted
Respite.
AS EXPECTED.

Special dispatch TO the DALLAS iler"'d'I
New York, July II +. M.-Th'
widest excitement exists throughout
the city, owing to n rumor to the ellec'
that the jury in the Great Scandal
Case has agreed upon Il verdict. Ihe
streets leading to the court room III
Brooklyn are blocked up by an excited
and anxious throng, who give credehce
to every rumor and vent their opinions
and feelings in shouts and hurrahs.
A report received in this city says
the iuly have returned verdict OF
guilty, and assessed Beecher's line AZ
ten thousand dollars.
LATER.
Now comes the news to the effect
that the jury in the Beecher-llltoh
case have failed to agree, standing
eleven for acquittal and one for con-
yiction. This statement receives gen.
eral credence, although the statement
cannot be traced to an authentic source
so great is the jam in and around the
courthouse in Brooklyn.
A different result would be con-
trary to the antioipations OF all
who have noticed the significah'
features of Mr.. Beecher's confident as
sertions since the jury retired, OF It's
being eleven to one in his favor Inc
intimate relations existing between
CARPENTER, the foreman of the jury,
and Beecher, and the scene between
them as the jury retired for iindihg'
leaves little doubt in the minds of the
public that it was foregohe concur
sion with many of the jurymeh TO
acquit Beecher, even before they
heard the evidence.
These two significant facts, coupled
with the hints of Beecher's influence
over the jury, before their retirement,
but corroborates previously expressed
opinions.-that it was impossible TO
convict Beecher before that jury. r.
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Night Report.

NEW ORLEANS, July l.-Cotton-Demai d
moderate. Sales 3G9 bales. Good ordinary To
strict good ordinary, l3S@lic; Low middiing
to strict middling, l5j4@l5sae; good mid
ding 10 middling fair, l6JA@lBMc.
No exprrts; stock, $3.50 bales.
Gold, MS. sight q premium, Sterling
IS 72ll.
NEW York, July l.-Cottton quiet. Sales 10
bales at, lTIsOgl5j4c; consolidated net receipts,
1894 bales; exports TO Great Britain, $3.50
bales; France, l,lG7 bales; continent, 2,'05
bales. 90
Money easy o. per cent, Sterling quiet
at IS O7IS. Gold stronger ut ms. Government
bonds duh but steady, States quiet and
nominal. New SIS, lS4c.
July Is 5-32c; August, 10 5-l6@l5 ll:-32c;
September, i5@lh5-32c; october, H5s@l4 l-32c;
November, Ia 0-l9c; December, IA 9-l0@l4 ~,
32c; January, II 2l-32@H ll-l6c; February, "a
20.S2@li 3-32c; March, l51S9l5 5.a2ci April, l54
(Al5]2c,
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100 ACRES ARE ENCLOSED
90 ACRES ARE UNDER SHEDS

Constructed In the year 1873, improvements
suggested by g! perience in other yards, have
been introduced and It Is believed these
yards present advantages for the care OF
stock, whether In winter or summer, not
offered by any other yards.
The stock arriving Is unloaded directly In
the pens, and placed Immediately on the
market.
Buyers from New York. Boston, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville and other
points are permanently located Mt the yards
and shi ppeTs can confidently anticipate an
active and reliable market for all receipts
however large, add for all grades OF stock.
Every effort will be made to advance the
confidence of shippers In the st. Louis live
stock market which has already, through
the agency OF these yards, become at loast
the equal of any live stock market In the
west, and by shippers concentrating the live
stock trade In this market, II will become
the largest wholesale market In the west for
cattle MS II IL now the equal OF any for oil
other stock.
Arrangements have been made tor the
prompt forwarding from Venice OF all con-
signments from Illinois.
a first-class hotel for the convenience oil
It's patrons is attached TO the yard.
The East st. Louis Stock Yard Bank, under
the management Of Newman, Hastings
Co. has Its Office In the general offices OF the
wards, ISAAC IL. KNOX, President.
JOSEPH MULHALL, Superintendent.
]. GREEN CASH, Assistant superintendent
julyl wBtdlt
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TELEGRAPH MARK ETS.

GALVESTON July |. - Cotton markc
dull aud Irregular, Ordinary, ll1ac; good or
binary, l27sc; low middling, 1919; middllng
IlIsc good mlddling, ll3sc, Sales 7iO bales,
LONDON. July l.-street rate SGD; which
is Ad below banks, Elic, l2%d.
PARIS, July l.-Rontes, OF G9c.
LIVERPOOL, July L. Noon-Cotton quiet
Uplands, nd Orleans, 7-lOd' SALES l2,oO'
bales.
New York, July L--Gold opened NJ ll0}6
stocks active. Money 2 per cent.
Exchange-Long, 81 S7L; short, - WI2
Governments dun but stendy. State bohdi
quiet and steady.
Cotton firm. Sales dl2 bales. Uplands
l5Ac; Orleans, l0esc ,r>-u
3-l6c August, l5A@l5 032c; September, ID y
32c,
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persons, u number Of whom hold relar
lions with the governmental admlnlsr
lralinn,
The following failures are nnnoun'
oed l.ooasler a Co, se1l,OOh lIabil.
tiles, ,l2b,OOO, killmrn, llershnw n
Co., Saab, OOOi liabilities, s'llb0W,
Adyices received to-day rom Flu,
report no elimination there Of the Vio'
lehGe OF the measles,
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CANCERS CAN BE CURED.

DIR. !, A. Nash, Dallas, Texas, the old reg
ular-bred specially physician, OF southern
birth and raising, has demonstrated the
truth OF the above assertion In more than
i've hundred instances during The last thlrty
both males and females, OF all character, re-
ceive his special attention. Parties at q dis
tance can address him at Dallas, Texas. or
dee and residence, No. hoo corner Of Kim
and Harwood streets. 25wSm
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ONLY the United States, Belgium
and Italy have more men than women.
This is attributed to the wear and tear
of hard work, which kills of many of
the fair sex In these countries. Accord
ing to the census of December 81, 1871.
Italy had a population Of 26,SOl, l54,
Welding percentage of 5O.27 men and
10. 7S women, IS per cent of old maids
and bachelors, SO per cent of married
and per cent of the widowed, of whom
the widows more than double the wild
overs. In France there Is relatively
the smallest number of births, though
old persons are there preserved longer
than In other countries, % per cent of
| its inhabitants being over fifty years OF
age, and seven per thousand upward of
eighty. In the United States there are
only il per cent upward Of fifty, while
the Young of both sexes only reaching
20 constitute so per cent of the entire
population
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TEXAS AND PACIFIC,
REMOVAL.

THR DALLAS HERALD onice has been
removed 10 the second story Of the
large two-story brick building on the
northeast corner Of the public square,
formerly occupied by Messrs. ullmann
A. ia
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Dissolution Notice.

Tho oo-pnrtneHhip heretofore existing bo'
tween l., W, Christian a n, 4, Morrison, dolnR
u general commission business NJ uil Main
street, Dallas, ana terminus Of Texas nnd
Christian n Morrison, IN this day dissolved by
mutual consent l.. W, Christian, rotlrlng,
X, l., MoriHon viii collect aud receipt for nll
accounts duu tiu ninl, and settle all out
standing Liabilities ~ the same.
Morrison NJ tho terminus OF the Texas nnd
Pacific Hallway, l.. W, CllnlhrlAN,
n, l.. MORRISON,
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TIIE MEAIIILIl.

For the Gulf States, Tennessee and
the Ohio valley, falling barometer,
soulhery TO cast Winds generally
warmer aud partly cloudy weather,
aud In western portion occasional
rain.
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Dr9SoLuJTIoN

The copnrtncrship heretofore existing be-
tween Noise Kahn, Harry H. Jacobs and NJ,
j. Jacobs, under the firm name and style III
Noise Kahn 4 Co., II this day dissolved by
mutual consent, Harry H. Jacobs and NJ. j,
Jacobs retiring. The remaining member OF
the flrm, Noise Kahn, assumes all liabilities
OF the old firm, aud IL alone authorized Ia
coll Get the debts, NOISE KAHN,
II, IL. JACOBS,
NJ. ]. JACOBS.
DALLAS, TExAs, June 2Sth. 1915,
IlS-dAt
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TuECoUNTY CONVENTION,

called by Judge W, II, IIord, Chair.
man olthc Democratic Central Com
mittce OF Dallas County, Is appoint
cd to meet in thiseity on Saturday
next, July 3, 1875,
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10 The fvbllo
Having decided not 10 dispose Of my job
printing ofiioe, desire 10 INFORM the pub
no that can DO found NJ my old stand, pro-
pared 10 do job work Of all descriptions NJ
the lowest possible figures
JOHN HOUSTON,
job Printer, ana elm street,
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Referring 20 the above notice, l.. w. Chris
tiau, the retiring partner, would return HIS
thanks 10 the public and Ills weatern friends
for their liberal patronage during tho past
year. nnd respectfully sOlicliA u continuance
of the same TO His successor. -
luly2dl2t l.. w, CHNlhrlAN,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

10 tie sitisens 0t hHt'Hs '"""'s VIZ"
Have M, raid Their state and
oounif las los ihe fea's 1873 a"h
1874,
/ win MY that commence Io'day max
my up tho Delinquent Rolls and VIII have
lhom completed by the lhlh OF inly, ~
Witch time expect 10 start 10 Austin WIN
them, Those Wishing 70 save lmuble ana
cost would do we'll TO call ~ mo hlpFlnA
oihoe-lhrr names once upon lhe ppllh'
quent Rolls viii not be- changed IN any
event,
July lst ID tho beginning of tho Third quar-
tor for Occupation TaA, and parlleA wishing
10 save cost aud trouble would do we'll loeall
NJ the hherlii6 oflco aud proeurea license
Ia every event whore sheriff In aent TO coll
loot this tax an extra charge viii be- made
JAMES 70, bark LEY sheriff
julyldltwli
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lailgAerala
FRIDAY MORNING tijljjiMW .
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival ana Departure Of Trains n,
Dallas,

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-20

Vice President Wilson has been attend
ing the centennial Of the Pennsylvania
Anti.Slavery Society, in Philadelphia,
and, Of course, has fallen into the hands
Of the newspaper interviewerS. His pc,
litical BhrewdnesS has never been ques-
tionedj indeed, his asLutencss on political
questions has in times past taken the
form Of prOphesy. In somewhat ex-
tended interview, doubtless with Col.
Mcclure himself, which we find in the
Philadelphia 1Iues, he has the following
to say oithe Republican party;
"Thc Republican party can carry this
country, butt will, think, need one Gle
ment 10 make its contest an assured sue.
cess, and that IL, what ] have insisted on
persistently and with oil my power, n re.
union Of the old Lincoln Republican
fOrces--a bringing back Of the men who
separated from ia in 1879 without cause;
that L., not in MY judgment, sufficient
cause TO imperil great party. And |
wax, Of course, opposed to any such breach
being made. | said the last night Of the
session Of 1872, when this Greeley
movement was on tic taps, that /
wanted all those men who followed
Mr.. Greeley, and such newspapers ns
the Springfield Republican, the Cincinnati
Commercial and the two ItibuRes, Cover.
nor Curtin and Mcclure, Of your State,
and such men to come back. ] wanted
them then, want them now, aud | think
that the leading men Of the Republican
party should take immediate steps to
bring them baCk--to make an honest Of.
fort 10 rennite the party. We would then
have not shadow Of doubt in the contest
ofT6. The Republican party possesses one
factor which will tell with fearful effect
upon tie adverse forces, aud that ia that
The loyal people Of this country are root.
eddy averse to allowing the reins Of gov.
eminent to go into the hands Of The men
who did all in their power, both ut the
North and In the South, to OvCtsCt the
Government. II was this which carried
the country in 1872. am for the largest
literally 10 the South, but am not will.
ing that ii should again get possession Of
the government Of the whole country.
The reunion Of our forces and the cor.
reCtlOn Of abuses, which undoubtedly OK
lat, would carry tic country, but don't
say this plan will he adopted"
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Wheeling Is now preparing to construct
a building for State purposes. What !
wish TO call the attention Of her citizens
to is this, probably l can be better under
stood by reducing my ideas To single
rule Of three proposition. If Charles.
ton with a population Of four thousand
can construct such buildings as before re-
feEred TO, what cannot Wheeling do with
her prosperous wide.awake population
OF twenty-five or thirty thousand. The
permmency OF the Capitol at Wheeling
will depend very much on the kind Of ac-
cOmmOdatiOns provided. A fine structure
will have much 10 do in determining the
result. VIII she not furnish it? This
done, | think there is no good reason to
apprehend any serious opposition to its
permanent location at Wheeling. There
i considerable activity displayed here in
the way Of public Improvements. Grad
ing, curbing, paving, NC, While u CON
siderable force is engaged cleaning away
debris from the site Of the burnt districts
preparatory TO building. Charleston Is
not dead Il the Capitol has been removed
The people are determined to let the
world move as it will, they will be gay
and happy still.
find 4 much healthier state Offeeling
here than was anticipated. Some persons
prOphesied that it would be very unpleas-
ant for Wheelingites to visit Charleston
! felt degree Of relief when my "bOdy
guard" Major DOddridge, assured me
would not be mOlestcd. Twas not long in
making the discovery that my apprehen'
sions were groundless. mention this
for the benefit Of any Of our citizens who
may contemplate visit to Charleston.
OS TUE WING.
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' DIED.

CALDWEtI.-on Saturday, April I7th, 1875
WILLIAM CALDWELL, In the 9Th year Of his age.
The funeral will take place from Ills lAts nsI'
dencO on ThIrIssnth Strcet, near Bymn slrrt, Ou
Tuesday, April -, 1875, at9O'cioCk, =. NJ FTiendi
Of the family are invited TO attend.
HESS-At University Of EOlrO Dame, Ind, on
saturday, April l7lh, ISIS, at I'm, ANTHONY,
SIN u Christian and Agnes Hess, agrd Is years aud
II months.
Funeral from tho reddOnoo Of his parents, corner
Fourteenth and Main streets, to-day at O'Clock p,
n. Friends Of the family arc invited to attend.
BOTSFORD-On Monday afternoon, Apdl 10Th,
1873, at 81 o'clock, HARRY X, hOn Of William II,
and Olivia BOtsiOrd, aged 7yUaEs and months
Funeral frUm tho residence Of bis parents On
Market street, near Iron bridge, Wednesday morn
Ing at 10 O'Clock Friends Of the family are Invited,