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, 1875-12-18
THE EXAMPLE OF FRANCE,

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lhuaton' 1ao Govo1nnent pouha ''son 70
repay the entire loan IN seVen animal 'nssa'l'
, 1875-12-18

IT, In N0vnuhnr 1H7k t1t1 nntaR nj tho
Bank Of Franco amounted to g,o71. .ooo. .ooo
fr,nca .-ot,o,t. sc, IN, mn IN tho rc,,ort of
tho Bank for tho first wock Of this montl, they
aro mt Mt y.41p, ,oRl txN1, or A48a a.b00. 900:
and tbcy aro at mr., Tho J" holiness
with which tia Government got about
contracting the paucr currency mny
10 seen from tho fact. stated on tho authority
of MATHEW 1}oprr. that at n limo when nj.
tli,ional ta1cs to lin amm,nt oY s1a7, ,60c. 600
n year had to l,e hid tn mcet thu o,po,,ees of
tie Franco. Gcrman vnr. thu Government nm
I,esitatiuely leyied $40. o,o, ,oof, mora a year
to enable it to retire tlosa Issues Of po1cr cur
re1.cy caused hy the war. II. LEON sAY. in
his report this year on tho Budget for 1876,
showed TINT tho amount repaid to the Bank
of Franco In 1879. 1873. mud 1874 was
S12o, ,oo0, 900, and proposed to tho As.
seulbly tho necessary taxes to rodcen
all tho paper by 1879, by retiring sao, oo0, 900
in 1876 and SEQ, ,00O, 400 in the two ycors
nftor. The French Government did not
commit the folly Of the financiers on this
side tho Atlantic who l,aye mid or hundreds
OF mil1jons of the bonded debt not due,
lehvin9 unpnid tho dishonorod, overdue duo
bill or scrip debit.
As result Of this wise and rnasterlg policy
, 1875-12-18

TIE Tn1prxE will publish in ita issue Of
Ian. l, 1876. two weeks from today, in ac-
cordanco with ita custom for many years
past, comprehensive and clabosnte Annual
Review Of tie trade aud commerce Of Chicago
for tho year 1870. by deferring its publica-
lion until Jan. 1t will DO possible TO make
the Review moro accurate, complete, aud
trustworthy than would be possible if pub
aished prior to TINT date. It will eyon include
slse business Of tho 31st Of December, and
thus embrace tho statistlcs OF The eHtir4 Yaar.
, 1875-12-18

Curious literary discoveries ara coustauth
being nAdo Ia Germany through the study oi
wrappers incloaing ancient manuscripts. sont
OF these wrappers hare proved TO bc moro vslua-
bio than tho manuscripts which they ino1oss By
putting fragments Of Wrappers together an old
pagan author has boan reconstructed II Mar
burg and an early Chr1stian writer 1t Munic..
The New Yozk Herald correspondent writcx:
Tho fragments newly brought to light be!opg to ona
At what kre aomewhat arbitrarily tet7nsd The ltals
Versions Of tho hcriptur these, nau1ely, which pro
ceedeA la vuiRnto of st. jeroms called tecsu.s
rapidly nto such universal thAt Ill itR fofo.
runners soon consigned tn oblivion, and a1a NOW
e.tant only in ths form Of quotAtiona md ito!ataa
fragments, The " Ita!kfzAgmenta," t11tod " U. =
2isgloE. Of Munich. with preface by Prof F. nsnh
tnot the great hsso1an}, contains some highly iass.
e4ting portions Of pFa-uieronJmzn version Q! ~
Pauline Eps:!c4 and of Tho Fir't Kps:le q 4 ISa
whence thsy had boeu transferrso to Tho 6ationA
Lb1sry In Munich.
A Christian father resurTected In this Enanuel
bccomes N interesting atudy. ob}ectiYoly - "e''
az subjeoiively. Few literary remains s1e mofs
deserving Of the nkme.
, 1875-12-18

Nothing Of Importance tsanspire.l in Con-
gresa yesterday. The Senate had hRlf-liour
session, and tho House held togeth,ar little
Dver an hour. The chief attraction was In
Philadelphia, tho Centennial managers having
invited Congressman to visit TINT city to in
spect the Centennial buildings, and oil that
tbat term, in its conventional sense, implies.
, 1875-12-18

The ratio per pound of fat Illinois s.eets
yesterday touched tho lowest point known
for twelve yoars in the Now York livestock
market,
, 1875-12-18

n. LEoS SAY, French Minister OF Finance,
persists in his determination to resign, aud
the Ministerial crisia continues in consc-
ylcuce.
, 1875-12-18

Tho total number Of killed and wounded
BY The awful dynamite explosion at Bremen
haven is now estimated at 700. THoMraos'a
wife, now at Dresden, in believed to bo in
nocent Of any completely in her husbands
crine.
, 1875-12-18


1t ii MI very we'll for Senator MERanioS, of
North Carolina, to explain that ho didn't
mcan his bill to pension Confederato soldiers,
but only to rcconfer tho pensions of tho Var
Of 1912 and tho Mexican War upon those who
forfeited them by becoming Rebels a,,d trying
to destroy the Government It is entirely
likely that Senator MEsaMoN is correct in
this technical explanation, but wo do not see
shns he Las bettercd his case very materially
By making 1t. Ho now explains that, in his
opinion, the highest crime known TO tho Gov
crnmcnt-t.cason-should be no bar to the
favors Of tho Government. Ho means that q
soldier who deserts tho flag ho has fought TN.
der, foraweara his allegiance, and joins d
band Of traitors, should be pnrged Of his
treason Mt ths very first opportunity and re-
admitted to all tho favors and pensions he
previously possessed on an equality with
those who remnincd true and faithful to their
country. Placed under this light, VIC do not
SEQ tAat Mr.. MEaH1MoN's explanation ia any
moro crcditab1o than the proposition as it
WAS originally construed.
Mr. MEna1MoN, Democrnt, in tho Senate,
il backod up by lIr. VANCE, Dsmoorat, from
the Aalao State, in tho House, who docs not
place nny limitation upon tile privileges
which he dcsires 10 opon up to the ex-Con-
federateH. Flo haa proposed bill to rcpoa1
all tho statutes which prohibit payments to
llobels and Rebola aiders and abottors. That's,
lie cwanta not merely the old pensions rostorcd
to those who forfeited them by treason, but
he wants the Government to pay for the tak-
I
, 1875-12-18
OBJ Ob1mgp Q(2riba,,1t.
WITH SUPPLEMENT. ]. T.

Greenbncks, at the New York Gold Ex-
change yesterday, opened ht s7a aud closed
at 675.
, 1875-12-18

Boston u few daya ago oncc more establishes
the fact that when the respectable md sub.
stantial oitizens in our largo communities de-
termine to take the powor into their hands
and establish an honest administration Of
municipal government they can succeed
The regular City Republican Convention,
through ward-packing, wire-pulllng, and
chicanory, nominated Mr, BoAnpuAn for
Mayor by bare majority Of ono. is Mr.
IsoARDMAs represented some Of the worst
clements in the community, the respectable
once bolted and nominated Mr. Conn, who
has been Mayor during tho last two terms,
and has administered tho Office in m honest,
upright, and economical manner. WAon the
regular Democratic Convention met, it took
advantage Of tbs bolt to nominate BoAnDMAE,
the candidate Of tho roughs and scalawags,
and thus the issue was squaroly made be-
twoon the two elassea-ta1.pRyera and tax-
caters. On the one hand, h1r, Conn rep
resented tho bos+ classes Of the commu-
nifty. On the other, BoARpMAN repro
scnted the worst clements. He had tho
Democratic organization, or tho majority
of it, at his back, and this following was aug
mouted bY the entire whisky intarest Of tho
city, the gamblers and the roughs, the COM
munistio dement's, the vicioua classos, and all
vh, yaro o,,r,aoed IN ta1.aat;no and n anac.
r,1ot;on, ,,rer while ;rtoroats for ,,riy.to
a.saa p.a,~oa lr tt,a na,noorot,. ra-,v 40
9o~ az ;,s rnornhers co,,,d ha oontro,1oa and
~. ,ro,,.. ,,o-t;,,, ~ tha Da,nflioar ,,s-+,,
and hov;no t,,a rrost;oa ~ roon1or nom;na.
49, fr ,ha +~o xoor,sa- con1ort;ons hov
want ~ ;nto tho fght md wore ronted hv =
b,rdaon,o rlnr,];bv Mr. Conn te;no otected
fo~ .ho .h,r,, I'm. ,f,or +.l;ro tba noa;tioo
.n,;ns, h;a rorron., u;c,,oa Tha ,av.ohia.
10 o;t;zan, +r;rnnhod Tha nooton dJo.ru
,;ss,. cormsnt,no unon the rean1t aova
NJ 49,, ,r,nnnh .ra ,.-,. ~. :, ~. MN. n,
ox.r. integrity ~ sconouy, ON and better system
in ths administration Of cur .a.irs. RIch nun .nd
nen who rarsly vo.s contributed to bus much more
@ ~ ,1o sso M.s ~
vo.k, aud who know that th.r work viii bs Of lt.ls
ayst II they cannot have Government resting upon
, 1875-12-18

The weather prognosticator thinks that
1outherly winds aud warmer weather will
prevail hercaboutG to-dny.
, 1875-12-18

MoyICEER'5 T1EATHE-atadiaon street, bstwssn
Dearborn Aud Stasc. Engagement Of Hfsa May How
ard. Afternoon. " uuuted Down" Eysnings "Tha
New MAydR1en."
, 1875-12-18

The Nsx York Boeiaty for tbs Pss7soasa =. !
Qruslty 10 Children hAs saooesdsd IN aastns W
sAila q Prince L1o Adoptsd b. easAsN -
Anu. Ind lii xsan3s& falk4s I'D ss&k usAe*1~
, 1875-12-18

FARWEL1. HALL-MAttison strset, between Clarl
aud IaSalc. I+cturc by JHta9s II. N. Mcguire. Hub
ject, " Tha American Wonderland"
, 1875-12-18

~ fAs Filter ot 1Rs Chtep7p 5ffLtss: ,.a
ToPsxA, Kan. Doc. 14.-It u well understood NJ!
quita iarRs majority Of tho psopa o. this eounty
opinion upon the subject, stoutly oprosod 70 tns
"Tl1rd Tsrm." pTu}udies, fesE, precedent tAaa
last, but not least non.en*s % oouuansd. gaSo psp
which hare naither seeo asked oe answered " thcse
who have engaged IN thls discussion. lTobsGiy y
not n{ropos II ths Republican National Convention
should c1noudc {uo matter for what rsasonel 70 r.
nominate President GRANT what, ~ that aTsat H1aa
bo the duty Of Republicans Yours tEuly J. v ~
REr1X-As our correspondent surpose' .
wholly improbable case, It is as useloas to spec.
ula,o on what In that event would he Tho das1 o.
Republicans rs 1t would be concerning tue ~
suit OF collision Of N ,rreaatbls ob]ocs agAas'
an tmmovable substance. Tho thing WON'T asP
peu, and that u all that need ho said aboa1 IT.
, 1875-12-18

This ii sad The Berlin correspondent oi
tho London 1Inns Inns dir scs,verel that ian
ngent Of President GRANT il, trying to sell
million dollars worth or cannon to thu
Herzegovinians to fight I'll Turks on credit,
Detectives should ba dot ill ID to watch tls
President, to see that he j oes not snsrep-
titiorsly enter some ar1uor y nd slip mortaz
into his yest-pocket OF c. 'iiss on into his coat
tnil. It wna by such bly, praotices, no
doubt, that DElxNAp .got hold Of tbs
$500, 100000 worth Of .vnr material which
some Democrat-LuTTRE LII says it wasn't
he-has accused him Of s..lli1,g on his o~u
nccount- Any packages 81 .nt from the Whits
House to Mrs. SARron1s should be inspected
Tho million dollars worth OF cannon may bs
secretly shipped via Eng1. md, in this way,
Ratios nominally destined for the baby may
be found to be full of po, rider and shot, and
each trunk may contain O whole park Of ar.
silleryawhile DurtEn mig ht be hid in hat
bog and thua amuggled out to serve MS Com
mander-in. Chief OF the Her; egovinian troops.
, 1875-12-18

ApE1.Plll TnEATRE-ptsrtorn STREET, corner
Manroe. Variety entcrtsnn.ent. Afternoon and
, 1875-12-18

Hoo1EyY T1IEArNE-RanaoIph asrest, between
Clarf md LaSale. California Ainstre1. Afternoon
And evening.
, 1875-12-18

rhe Nav York Sun st!A continues ~ oafsleas
ing warfare upon Mr. Dx1c1zR. oualsans az "
portuuity to denounes.hiu ~ psztossx toa ~. :.
edults{ex, hi. DANA plainly ip.itss lioel ea.s
and III. B11carz u plainly reiusss 70 &''o'''
modatA him.
, 1875-12-18

Tho National Transportation Convention
yesterday concluded its deliberations, aud
adjourned to meet q year hence in Louisville,
Tho report Of the Committee on Resolutions,
which waa adopted. entire, though considered
separately, embodies condemned expression
Of the objects and views Of the gentlemen
comprising tho Convention on the great
question Of transportation and the multi
furious subjects relevant thereto. Tile
attempt to obtain an Endorsement
OF the Texas Pacific nailroad scheme
was vigorously pushed by the Southern dele
gates, but thu Convention, % whole, was
not willing to commit itself to the project,
aud with evident reluctance adop.ed seso.
luton favoring tho compilation Of both tho
Northern and Southern Pacific Railroads - az
soon ~ the means for the completion Of the
saIne can be properly made svailable." There
Ii small comfort for Ton ScorT in this decla.
rasioni whatcver it meaning, it Ia certainly
not in favor Of Government guarantee Of
bonds for either Of tho roads.
, 1875-12-18
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE

zAf11 ~ &unsrt1r11nx trArANtK m AnvAxcr,.
Fontnxe rrebafd at thts 8fflcc.
Daily Edition, rnttpald tycas.........-..".Dt3.0o
Tarts of ynsr Al karna rxt4.
Mailed any Aadrrtt F6EN WEE*H fnr....,..... 100
siuod.t kdttion: l''er.r, .od 'tess'ou' double ~
rrd.Wscfi. pos,.rid. G.S
Parts Of rear It rama rAtn.
wEkKtr xptTtoN, eoa1PMn.
t'inb u tvsn,y, X psr scpy i.i5
Ths posAgs ID Is etnts year. which will pssPaJ
Specimen copies aent frce.
To prevent de1aY and mistakes, Ia suro and give
rsttfce adrrsa in full including ytats and COUNTY.
itcmittances may 1s mails either BY draft. express,
fosUc1 or1er, or IN re8isn:r letters, At our rtAk.
1T&Ms 70 csfY sGnscnlnEna.
Daily. delivered. Sunday excepted, ~ cents rtr ~eek
Daily, delivered, Sunday tnrulei. 30 cents per week.
Address THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
carnsr Madison and Dearborn.rta.. Chicago, ILL.,
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW CHICAGO THEATRE-C1ast r.reet, betwesn
rllndolrh mud Lake. Ecliy Icons Minatreis. Aftsr
noon and evening.
ApE1.Pl1l TnEATnE-ptsrtorn .strret. corner
Manroe Variety entertainment. Afssfnoon and
evening.
Hoo1EyY T1IEArNE-RantsoIph asrest, between
claFf md Lassile. California Ain'srel. Afternoon
and evening.
McyICEER'5 T1IEATHE-aad,scn street. bstwssn
Dearborn Aud Statc. Engagement Of hflsa May How
.rd. Afternoon. uuutsd Down. Evening. aTha
New a1Ayls1en."
WOODS Observation-Disclosures atreet betwssn Dsas-
born and stste, "Uncle Toms Cabin" AtAruoon
and evening"
FARWEL1. f1AI1-Matttsnn street, tctween Clark
aud IaSso. 1ecturr by JhiKs II. n. Ma4uife. Hub-
1ect " Tho American Wonderland"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-28
Tne Folly of Neglect.

1t is the height of folly to neglect precau-
uonary measures for the preservation of
health, when they become necessary in con-
sequence of hurtful influences. Among these
Influences are the unavoidable inhalation of
malarious or fetid air. exposure i'll bad
weather, unhealthy occupations and habit
ual late hours, all of which tend to produce
disease. To guard against their effects a Wig
orous and regular discharge of the bodily
functions should be kept up. Hostetters
Stomach Bitters is the tonic, of oil others.
best calculated to perpetuate bodily yiRor
and regularity. The experience Of denizens
OF unhealthy manufactures, and late work.
ers OF all kinds, has shown that wine glass
full OF this pleasant safeguard taken at regu-
lar Intervals i'm parts an amount OF stamina
and power of resistance TO disease afforded
by no other protective and remedial agent.
The nervous, the weak and the dyspeptic,
derive incalculable benefit from its use and
pronounce it the best preparation Of Its class.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-28
The recent murderous attempt on

The recent murderous attempt on
the life Of young Obenchaln In another
example of the pernicious ELECTS ofnot
strictly enforcing the law against the
carrying of deadly weapons. The evil is
great, aud prompt and effective meas
ures must be adopted to suppress it. 1t
is disgrace to our civilization and a
positive drawback to our progress and
prosperity, rs it is hardly to be pre-
sumed that peaceable aud law-abiding
men desire 10 locate in u community
where their lives are at the mercy of
every drunken ruflian who thirsts for
blood at "A trifling or imaginary insult.
The law must be enforced, and protec-
ton and safety guaranteed the citizen
against the assaults of these ruflians.
They are blight upon the fair name
of our city, and the authorities owe it
to themselves and to the community
to see that these rutlians are taught q
lesson that will be an example to them
in the future, and guarantee to law
abiding citizens that life and property
shall be protected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-28
, DENTON'S DOuNGS.

N 2
Another Plcn tor IIemp-A Stumbling
Block In the Way OF Justice-Fine
Crops-An Ingenious Enterprise
s'The Herald" in New 'Rolc."
Especial Correspondence of Dallas Herald.I
DENTON, Texas, May %, 1875.
A blooded youth, sporting the re-
markable patronymic of "Jones," took
lodgings in the county Jail here last
week, under the charge of violating
the person of a young lady, six miles
from Denton. Jones is said to be much
addicted to six-shooters and gave him
self up to the weakness of attempting
to use one on Deputy Sheriff Green,
when that officer proposed to arrest
him. Jones says that it was not the
bullet he caught through the points of
both his shoulder blades that got him,
but that his saddle turned and emptied
him into the arms Of the law. The
state Of Texas is very mad at Jones.
% A blind Tiger
is playing some very fantastic tricks at
Pilot Point, I'm utter contempt of the
peace and dignity of the state, and to
the astOnishment of the district attor-
ney and the confusion of the grand ju-
ry. 1t is thusly The, las Legislature
enacted law prohibiting the sale of
intoxicating liquors within radius of
five miles of Pilot Point institute,
much to the discontinue of that in-
teresting class of American freemen
who adhere to the honored principle of
"Free, Trade and sailors Rights,'
On the day the law took effect, Old
Bacchus got on a "highn--or, to drop
the figure, the friends Of John Barley
corn INDUCED In q farewell drunk.
Soon after this, the blind tigar afore-
said made his appearance. Here is
description Of him: A drawer runs
INTO o wall OF what appears to be bill
lard saloon. You pull out the drawer,
1rop In your change, shove the drawer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-28

The radical state convention assem-
bled at Hampstead on Tuesday, ant
elected Judge A. b. Norton, perma
nent president of the body, with seven
vice presidents among them Dick
Allen, colored, and number of secre.
taries, and then adjourned. The con-
test for chairman of the state eXecu-
tive committee is between Judge Nor
ton and Ex-Governor Davis. a cores
pendent of the Houston Telegraph says
that it is a fight between the "ins'
and ''outs,n and that Judge Norton is
the favorite of the "outs.n The follow
ing extract is made from the cores
pondence
The Davis men and the anti-DaviS
men will have it hot and heavy
Those who support Davis and want
him as chairman of the executive COM
mittee Tor one of his coterie) are those
who are In extreme favor with
President Grant, have his con-
fidence and control the fed
eral patronage of the state, therefore
they are the Gins" The dOutsn are
opposing all this, and want to get con-
troll of the executive committee them
selves, that they may make it step
ping stone towards handling the keys
to the public crib, and that they may
dine on "chicken pie"
at amt our funeral" you know, so
we sit quietly down and take notes
that they may be printed.
The favorite of the "Outs" is Judge
A. B. Norton for chairman of the ex-
acutive committee, and l heard him
pledge himself to resign his postmas-
,ership at Dallas to accept 1t. Next to
him is or side-whiskered friend, A. l..
Darnall, of the Sherman Patriot-that
y, with some of the "Outs."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-28

A LONDON dispatch states that the
German ambassador Mt Brussels had
been instructed to request the Belgian
oNernment to prohibit religious pro-
cessions. II this Is true, II IL the bold
est step Bismarck has yet taken in the
way Of Interference with the affairs OF
Belgium, and II appears IN the light of
direct challenge to England, Austria,
France and Russia, who signed the
treaty of April 10, 1880, with Prussia,
guaranteeing the independence and
neutrality of Belgium.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-28

A POSTAL GARD Oan now be sent for
two cents from any part Of the United
States 10 Germany, Austria, Hungary
Belgium, Denmark, Spain, France,
Grcat Britain, Greece, Luxembourg,
Norway, the Netherlands, Portugal,
RoumanIa, RusslO, scrvIa, Sweden,
Switzerland, Italy, Turkey and Egypt,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-28

TnR committee on market houses
and public buildings have been lnves-
tigatlng the market house swlndle,and
show conclusively that the city was
robbed OF not less than fifteen thousand
dollars. Who was to blame ? THE
HERALD will endeavor TO give the re-
sponsible individuals In tho transact
ton IN few days.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-28
DALLAS, TEXAS,
FRIDAY MORAIsG MAY gs
rOsIAnE.

Persons mailingsingle copies Of 'l'liH
DALLAS DAILy HERALD should bear
In mind that tbs paper, with wrapper
ready for mailing, weighs less than one
ounce, aud The postage is but oNE
qEsT. TnR WEEKlN HnRALp weighs
less than two ounces aud COSTS two
OENIs transient postage,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-28

EX-SENATOR JAMES :. NyE, of Ne
vada, Ia now at the Bloomingdolc,
New York lunatIc asylum. tbs said
his insanity Is the result Of political
and financial reverscs. President Lin
coin appointed him territorial COVER
nor of Nevada In 1864, and whom No
vada became II state, he was elected Ia
the United States senate In which he
served seven years.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-28

A REroEr comes from London That
King George, OF Greece, II tired OF
quarelIng with his parliament and
will abdIcatc his throne and go 10 st.
Peleraburgh ~ live
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-28

TnR AIason county Clexaf) silver
mines yield about three hundred dol-
lars per ton Of ore NJ depth Of forty
two feet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-28

Mr. IRELAND seems 10 be- quietly
dropping from the notice Of an admir-
Ing aud appreelallye public,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-28

PRECEDENT GRANT will take up his
summer residence NJ Long Branch
next week,