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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-28

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aailg GERALD,
W. swINDELLs, Publisher,


TINE DAILY HERALD is published eyery
puftIng, except Monday, az tlu q year, 10
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RAILROADS.
Cxx A.rIGII c0E TIME-
ToTARE EFFECT
FRIDAY, JUNE S, 1874.
THE GALVESTON.
Houston and. Henderson
RAILROAD.
Three Daily Passenger Trains.

Leave Galveston at 6:l0 m and arrive at
Houston at $50 a m.
Leave Galveston at 3NO p m ana arrive NJ
Houston at 500 p M.
Houston Mt $50 p IN.
Leave Houston at SIS a m and arrive at
Galveston at 300 q m.
Leave Houston 1890 m AND arrive at Gall
weston at 2:30 p M.
Leave Houston at s:SU p m and arrive at
Galveston at ll:30 p m.
On Sundays, passenger IRAN leaves uhises-
TON az l0sD n N. Leaves Houston ct zoo p m.
The a:ln a m train from Galveston connects
M Harrisburg with the Galveston, Harris
bu ~ 3 nd snIi Antonio railway. Comets 81
Houston with the Houston and Texas uep
trail railroad ,-.
TIE 400 D IN express from Galveston con
meets with the Houston and Texas Centrai
railway. -.
THE j.tO D m express from Galveston con-
| meets with the International ana tfeat
| Northern railroad at Houston 1T m. :,
| THE 1870 a M train from Houston arrives ~
Galveston AZ I'D p m. Connects "itn tne
h T,e' n Sf,Iees. leo fremont street, Calves
| ton, and al the depots. -, x,,,ts ,,,a
/ fermentation tickets 20 iocai ptnhsss one
| thousa nd and Ave hundred nile tlc as can
| he purchased OF the ticket onlces o. inns COM
| many ar nom Galveston ticket once.
P"'' al u. NICHOLS. superinfendent.
HI ANnRRws General Ticket Aeen,
| - =
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THE WEEKLY HERALD,

THE WEEKLY HERALD Will be- pub
l4hud every Saturday morning, huhscrlp'
ION, $3.50 per nnnnm el,bO for NIX months,
lryItblu la advance, No subscription taken
h'a lris period than six months,
Advertisements inserted nl the rate OF u %
peT sIiiurr for the lll6t Insertion, ana 20 cents
urrtrh subsequent Insertion,
obituary notices. marriages, deaths, public
meetings, cards Of Thanks, TO-, 10 be paid for
nj hhll yurtlSumont rates,
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we arc authorized and requested to an
nounce Dr. DAVID KsNG ny candidate
for Treasurer of the city of Dallas, at the ap-
preaching municipal election in April next.
We are authorized and requested 10 an
nounce ROBERTO. WESF rs o candidate
for reelection TO the office OF Treasurer OF
the city OF Dallas, at the ensuing election IN
Aprjl, Subject to the action OF y primary cleo
ton, or convention, should one be held.
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A mild nperient ana gentle purg"'
tive, recommended for the cure of all de-
r,ngements of the stomach, liyer.and bowels.
by their timely use much sickness is pre-
vented. .The test OF many years have prov
en- them TO be the safest, surest and best OF
all the pills everolIered to the public. they
purify the blood, remove all corrupiions and
restore the diseased system TO perfect health,
AZ mn AntidOte 10 ChiIis and Fever they
have no equal. For Dyspepsia they are
IA SpeciHc. For Sick Headache and Hill
ious Collie they are sure cure. For Com
stipation, Rheumatism, Piles, Palpitn-
tiOn Of the. Heart, Pain In the SIDE
Back and LOins, Nervousness, a positive
remedy. For Female Irregularities,
without rival. When one does not "feel
very well" single dose stimulates the stom-
ach and bowels, restores the appetite, ana
imparts vigor to the system. Sold every
where. Office. IL Murray street. New York.
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Advertising and Publishing Goa ana Row
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Eor presiding Justice.

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce JUDGE NAT. VI. BuKFOkD as a
candidate for Justice of the peace In precinct
No. (presiding JUSTICE, Dallas county, to
MI the vacancy 0ccasioned by The resigna-
ton of Hon. Jno. ID, KerfoOt.
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We are authorized and requested to an
nonnce TDEOMASJ. KEEEON as u candi-
date for reelection to the ollice of Assessor
and Collector of taxes for the city of Dallas.
At the solicitation of many business men
ana friends, present my rame ns u candi-
dule Tor City Assessor aid Collector, election
in April. Respectfully,
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!. S'rEpIrENsON.
Dnllus. February Y, 1875.

We are authorized to announce the name
of GEORGE SHIELDS as II candidate for
the Office OF city assessor and collector, at
the ensuing election, subject, however, TO
the nomination of a convention or primary
election, prov ided such convention Is held.
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Boarding House
mr.. T. w. WILEY

Tenders his professional services 70 'lie ci'-
teens of DALLAS and vicinity; ,,.oi n,rac,or
ONCE in the rooms Of the Meqaca, Compa-
on ehe o5,,or Market and Elm streets. hen-
dence-3l7 Caruth street o,.om
ONCE hours ~ !" y - ny 2idtf
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civ Engineer.

CLARENCE COLEMAN announces him
self as d candidate for the Office OF city En-
uineer. subject TO the action of q primary
election, oil, democratic convention, should
one be held.
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ron woRK-Letter Heads. Cards. Circulars,
mn Heads. Fosters. Lawyers Briefs PAM
rhlets and every kind Of Job frintinn
promptly executed a. the Herald once
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For Mayor.

We are authorized to announce the name
of w. ROBERT as an independent candi-
date for Mayor, at the ensuing April cleo
tion
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Alderman.

We are authorized and requested TO an
no,inee ID. y. RAWBINGk as = candidate
for Alderman OF the third ward Of the city
or Dallas at the ensuing municipal election.
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~ GALL.
10 Inc Hon. John b. KerlOOl.

We, the undersigned citizens f Dallas, hp-
preuiaiing your oouIse az all times while iill'
ing tho Offices Of iusliee OF the peace And pre-
Siding lusueaol Dallas county, respectfully
solicit YOU ~ hopnmp a candidate inf lle
utipe OF Mayor of0ur city, hero pedglngy you
our earnest support IN no oanyRss, ana our
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city MARSHAL.

we are authorized TO announce the name
of JUNE PEAK rs n candidat for rseiec-
lion In The office OF city marshal, subject TO
the decision of primary election, should
one be held.
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We are authorized to Announce the name
of W, nj. BLAIR as u candidate Tor the Of
fee of city marshal at the an ulng election,
subject to the nomination OF u Invention or
Is held.
We are authorized aud REQUESTED 10 an
nounce ~. q. McCOSNE ki. rs "A candidate
for city Marshal, at the ensuing municipal
electisn, subject TO the decision OF Z primpr-'
election or convention, should one held.
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Condensed Through Time Card
10 points North aud Hast Win the
Houston and Texas Central R'y
AND CONNECTIONS.

follows;
ACCOMMODATION. THROUGH TRAIN.
Leaves.,...." BOO A. NJ l'eayes,"','..' WV p NJ
Arrives..... $3.50 p. NJ, Arrves","." 900 a. NJ
Galveston Freight and Ticket Office, 70
fremont street. -
New York CITY Freight and Ticket Office,
$40 Broadway. .,.-,,,,,,,,,
Visitors TO above cities will find these Of
Aces II pleasant place of resort their leisure
hours, where the latest Texas papers Will be
found. ,,,,.
]. DURAND, 9enl Sup't
j. WALDO. De Ticket Agent.
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city Attorney.

We are authorized to a.nourca THIS.
FRED. TUCKER as 4 candidate for City
Attorney, subject to democratic rOnven-
ton.
We are authorized and requested 70 an
| nounee w. N. EDWARDS as a Candidate
| Tor re.election 10 the office of attorney Of
city OF Dallas, at the ensuing municipal
| election.
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MEDICAL
Dir. &. THAMES
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS.
ron Tug cure ug y
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.
Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver,

DAN In the right side, under the
L edge ofthe ribs, increase on pres
turei sometimes the pain Is IN the
lelI sides the patient Is rarely able
10 lie on the LETT side Gometmes
the pain Is fell under The shoulder.
blade, and il Frequently extends TO
the top of the shoulder, and is some.
times mistaken for rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected
with loss of appetite and sickness,
the bowels in general are coatlyc,
sometimes alternative with laxi the
head Is troubled with Pain, accom-.
panied with a dull, heavy sensation
in the back part. There Is generally
q considerable loss Of memory, ac-
companicd with a painful sensation
OF having left undone something
which ought TO have been done. A
slight, dry cough is sometimes an at
tendant, The patient complains of
WEAKNESS and dcbilllyi he Is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
md he complains Of priclly scnsa.
ton Of the skins his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that cxcr-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitade
enough TO try il. In fact, he dis.
trusts every remedy, Several of the
above symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few
OF them existed, yet examination of
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER to have been extensively dc.
ranged.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

Dr.. c. M'LANr's LIVER Pills, IN
CASES or AGuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quininc, are productive
of the most happy results. No better
cathartlc can be used, preparatory to
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them A FAIR TRIAL.
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p,s, Dealers md physicians ordering from
others than Fleming DrOs, will do we'll TO write
thoir orders distinctly, aud tole none Ipt Dr.
g. HLdnes Lir~ FNs, prepared By Hcmu1
base limitations. 10 those wishing TO give them a
trial, we will forward per mail, postpaid, to any
part of the United States one box Of Pills for
twelve thico-cont postage stamps, or ono yiul Of
Vormifuge for fourteen throe-cent stamps An
or'Hrs from Cannda must DO accompanied by
twenty cents extra.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-25
FOREIGN.

There was fire at Canton, China, or
the 81 OF January which destroyed 15(
houses.
John Mitchell has been returned to
parliament from Tipperary, Ireland, without
opposition.
The British steamer, Geo. Batters,
for Gibraltar is supposed to have been lost
with twenty-one persons on board.
The smallpox prevails to an unusual
extent in Yokahoma, many foreigners are suf-
ferng, among them the soldiers in tho British
camp.
The English and French troops, long
maintained at Yokahoma in defiance of the
wishes Of the Japanese government, arc max
ing preparations for immediate departure.
An encyclical from the pope to tho
Prussian bishops is published. 1t denounces
the ecclesiastical laws and excommunicates
members of the clergy who accept benifces
from the state.
The possibility of Prince Bismarck's
retirement is still discussed AZ probable. TIE
prince will obtain partial relief from his oner-
ous duties by tho appointment of Prince Ho-
henloehe.
King Alfonso has issued a decree call
ing ont 10000 men for the army, $1,000 Of
these to be sent to Cuba Exemption may be
procured by tho payment Of eight thousand
reals 1,OOO). The bank of Spain has ad-
vanced the government 100, 900, 900 reals (Sl2,-
500, OOO),
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Col. Tom Scott has withdrawn his
forces and abandoned his intention of making
further effort to secure subsidy for the Texas
Pacific.
According to published official
statement, the daily production OF spirits in
the first (CincinnatD district Of Ohio is 40, 292
gallons.
Nearly one thousand families of Men
nonites, it is expected, will soon arrive in
Canada from Russia. They have chosen Mani
toba for their future residence, and have COM
missioned an agent to buy for them several
thousand head of cattle in the west.
There seems no prospect at present
that the war between the Pennsslvania and
Baltimore and Ohio will be reconoiled. Pres-
dent Garrett states that President Scott's tele-
gram is tissue Of gross Misrepresentation
In order to compel the Pennsylvania road to
reopen the gateways Of commerce to the peo-
pie Of Philadelphia and New York for the Bal
timore and Ohio road and its connections, or
ders have been given by the Baltimore and
Ohio for an immense reduction in passenger
rates between Washington, Baltimore and
Philadelphia and the leading western cities,
viz: Between Chicago and Baltimore and
Washington from sl9 to $40; between Gin
cinnati and Baltimore and Washington from
s16 to $40; between St. Lcuis and Baltimore
and Washington from s23 to els; between
Louisville and Washington from ESQ to
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The president has approved the joint
resolution Of congress authorizing Thos. W.
Fitch, engineer in the navy, to accept Of a we'd
ding present from the khedve of Egypt to his
wife, Mrs. Minnie Sherman Fitch.
The house committee Oh appropria-
tions has agreed to recommend an appropria-
ton of $500, 900 to defray the expenses attend
ing display of the several departments of
the government at the centennial exposition.
The steamboat bill, as reported back
to the senate, is changed by tho committee on
commerce in the following particulars: 1t is
amended 80 as to prohibit carrying explosive
and dangerous materials on any and all pas
senger steamers, except ferry-boats, whether
or not there are other means Of conveyance
on the same route; life-proservers must be
capable Of sustaining "a pounds each, instead
OF only 1S pounds each; a clause is inserted
requiring at least one locked-up safety-valve
on each vessel.
The select committee appointed to
inestigate alleged political outrages in Ala
bama met, and by majority vote directed the
chairman, Gen. Coburn to report to the house
the bill which was recently ndorsed by the
republican caucus. NIessrs. Buckner and Lut
trell, two democratic members, protested
against making this bill the report OF the COM
mittee, and insisted that they should endeavor
to settle upon report concerning the special
subject of thoir investigation. Their votes
were overruled by those Of Messrs. Coburn,
Albright and Cannon, and the bill will shortly
be reported.
Action on the Hawaiian reciprocity
treaty has been detained by the senate foreign
relation committee, in order to consult with
Secretary Fish about the possibility Of other
governments claiming right te take advan-
tage OF its provisions, under the most favored
nation clause in several existing treaties.
With view to obviating all difficulty or con-
troversy ON this point, Senator Hager has sug-
gested to Secretary Fish that tobacco might
be included in the list of articles of American
production which the Sandwich Islands shall
admit free of duty. II this were to be done,
it is believed no other nation have any desire
to be placed on the same footing Secretary
Fish will submit the matter to the cabinet. 1t
is suggested that the treaty would gain
strength if an amendment is made by the sem
ate, pledging the Hawaiian government against
making any foreign alliance, or allowing any
other nation to acquire naval stations or other
footholds ON the islands. II thus amended by
the senate, no complaint could be made by
other nations sgsinstts ratification by Hawaii,
the latter not proposing it.
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SOUTH.

The president has nominated q. l..
Kendrck as postmaster at Chattanooga, Tenn
A fire at Darien, Ga, Sunday morn.
ing, destroyed large number Of stores and
the Gazette printing office.
Elijah Atkins and Scipio Bryan, both
colored, are to be hanged at Beaufort, s. O.,
on the 10th Of April, for the murder of Thomas
H. Bshn.
The house of representatives of Geor-
gia has unanimously passed resolution ap-
proving congressional aid to the Texas and
Pacific railroad, aud requesting the Georgia
senators and congressman to vote for it.
The bill removing the capital of West
Virginia to Wheeling within the next ninety
days, has passed the house by a vote Of 81 to
49, The same bill passed the senate a few
days since. 1t only awaits the governors
signature to become law.
At a religious meeting at Willard, Ky,
last week n shooting affair occurred between
three noted characters named Roork, Mont
gomery and Rose. About fifteen shots were
fired. Roork was dangerously wounded, Rose
slightly hurt, and q Miss Matney, who was
walking with Roork, was shot between the
shoulders. The wound will probably prove
fatal. The affair grew out OF an old feud.
the same parties exchanged shots about three
months ago. resulting in wounding Roork
slightly. No arrests.
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REST.
BY ALMoST BARNES.

Burn low, oh light, and let the darkness in
Let silence be where titful sounds have been;
Let soul to body be no moro mate;
Let each, too tired, be sweetly desoia
Yea, let the sonl, cen as a tOo-lOved bride,
Turn gently from Its sacred body's side;
Love slumber more than love; turn aud be still,
Now that they both, or not, have had their will.
What matters 1t? they both are tired to death.
They, married with the breathing of breath,
Would gather up the feet and be at rest,
Content TO be oblivlOus Of the best;
And happier SO all discord to elude,
All bitter pain, III that great sOlcitude
That reaches like sea, cool infinite.
Der folded hands aud lips to memory sweet.
sea Of grassy waves, f0aln-fringed with hOw'rs,
The tendereat gift of any of ours:
For 10, the last of all, with floral wile
We WOO the mutest thing, the grave, to smile!
If one goes 81 dly at the close of the day,
Puts all the playthings of his world away,
Pulls down the curtain. lays his aching head
And weary BODY on dOwny bed.
Oiyested of all care, but robed in sleep,
Not any one will make it cause to weep;
Then after one sigh, if there be no breath,
What rest is kinder than the sleep of death ?
O soul, we each have weared Let us turn
Both breast from breast. There is more to learI
There may be dawn beyond the midnghts pal,
But now sweet rest IL better-bost of all.
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Police Court Studies.
A FOREIGNER

"This feller seems to have strayea
from home," said Biiah, as he brought
out tall, dark, complexioned man.
"Can you speak English ?" inquired
the court.
"Es propio de porsonas NAL criadas
el ofenderse de cualquier cosa," an.
sSered the prisoner.
"That's Dutch" said Bijah.
French" said the clerk.
"Go away-that's Spanish" added
his homer. "Now, then, hear me rattle
off his own lingo to him.
"Nowsr waso you drupkoP"
"Son todos bien arn1ados y han salldo
comma discrimination" was the reply,
accompanied by shake of the head.
"Cantus you understandus me !"
asked his honor.
Ell diablo debe haber sido arquitecto
fecundo y de talento," said the man.
"Willo you ever geto drunko any
more |" shouted the court.
The prisoner put on his hat, looked
up at the clock and deliberately walked
out of doors, while Bijah skulked into
the corridor, eat down on The woodbox
and laughed until the court ordered the
sergeant to 90 in and see what prisoner
that was choking to death.
"THoU ART THE MAN"
"Henry Brown, what brought you
here?" asked his honor of colOred
man.
81 doesn't almit dat I is here" an.
swered Henry.
els your Lame Henry BIewn?"
"I doesn't admit it, replied the pris-
oner.
"Well, were you drunk"
al pleads not guilty, and demands
de proofs"
"Come up here and testify" said his
honor to the officer, and the officer
swore that he had picked Henry Brown
out of a snow drift.
"Now, den," commenced the prison
or, "am I de man? ?"
"You are," answered the officer.
"Wasn't Sam Johneon de man?"
"No, sir"
Why-why wasn't he !" exclaimed
Henry, bending almost double.
"Becauss he wasn't"
| Dat lSn . Proofs, BIZ WANT uis
court to make you tell why Sam John
son wasn't de man."
"I found you, brought you here, and
here you are" replied the irritated
officer.
"And I am de man?"
"You are."
"And you knows it"
81 do"
"Now, den," said the man, bland
smile covering his countenance, chow
does You know / am de man !"
"Oh, that's all right" remarked the
court. "rhe fact that you were drunk
is plain, and I send you up for thirty
days"
"For what? ?" asked the prisoner.
"For being drunk"
"But calls for de pro Is !" e1claim
ed Henry.
Bijah gstbe- md be being
the last arose, tender,
90 n ear, and tn
It FreSs Press.
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LATE NEWS SUMMARY
WEST.

WHEEL.
The Illinois Legislature has passed n
bill authorizing the governor to appoint
women to be notaries public.
A gasometer exploded in Des MONIES,
Iowa, Wednesday night, ontailng a loss Of
about 10000 and slightly woundmg some
workmen.
A special from Topeka, Kansas, says ::
Near Helena, Colorado, on the 9Th instant,
thirty vigilants went TO the house OF one
Gibbs, and on his refusing to doliver himself
to them to TO hanged, set fire to tho house,
In which wero Gibbs, two women and several
children. Gibbs leaped out through the
flames with revolver and shot three Of the
party dead and wounded q fourth, whom the
rest took to their heels and fled. Gibbs had
recently been acquitted on the charge Of mur-
der, and the vipilants proposed to take sum-
mary appeal from the decision which set him
at liberty
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Similar reductions have beon made between
Philadelphia and Chicago, Cincinnati, St
Louis, Louisville and Pittsburg. These reduc-
tions take effect at once 1t is understood the
Baltimore and Ohio company is arranging for
line of first-class steamships for the convey
ance OF freight between Now York and Balt-
moro. All its western connections have tele-
sraphed to tho Baltimore and Ohio company
that they will chcerfully cooperate in its pol
icy throughout as long as the Pennsylvania
road continues to obstruct its business to
PhiladelphiaaDd New York.