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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-15

nesday Deputy Marshals Eagan and
Holland were ARRESTED on eliArges pf
perjury, They waived examination
aud gave band Ia tho sun 0f 1000 each
for lheir appearance NJ the District
court,
on Sunday lnan, We did not learn
his name, was captured Wy highway
men aud taken into The woods near
cast Waco, aud held all day, ani re-
ieyed VI Ills watch aud about eighty
dollars ia mOney, The llKamller
hints that hn iApk full'l had something
~ d0 wilh The affair,
--kan Antonio Express "Dnnng
the pasIweek lmainesa has been very
llyely 10 nur Gltyi large quantities Of
goods have befn received, aud our
wholesale establishments have been
kepl busy iilllng orders for the country
From every Indication, the spring
trade will be great Improvement over
laal season," ~ Nf
--0onlalea Index, I'VE learn from
persons down nom lsookhari that
about forty armed men went 10 that
place WITH crow bars aud prled out
large rocks IN the wail, and released
all tho prisoners, There were about
ton, while men confined Tor various
Offences, among them huaaol lean,
lately captured IN llie ChlokaAaw ma
lion, charged WIN the murder Of lGm'
melt Immmel Ia Honzalea county,
llG was sent 70 The Caldwell county
jail for safe keeping, IN II was supposed
that The new Jail there would be ne
Ouge.h .....l arIIt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-15

men, having IN view not onlylthe good
~ tbs county, nat pl The Whola slalp'
III your eKeelleney's message N llle
fOuIloellll legislature, on pages fifleen
W eighlesn Inclusive, We have hplleed
certain recommendations IN regard 20
snoh means a. you deem most eAphll'
ent 10 preserve lhe peace aud anlellide
~ wen ~ tho digniy Of Our slate,
which meets with our hearty approba'
lion, Aud, while We do not ash either
pay OF Subsistence from the slate, eA-
eept IN suph actual expenditures ~
may DO Incurred In pursuing thleHes
aud despefadOes fof their capture and
arrest, We desire the appreciation al ne
executive oi llie state Ia oilr proceed'
ings, a - p ~
= We propose 10 act only as law-abid-
Ing men and good citizens, aud " 70
only where Tie laws " the laiid VIII
protect u6, aud Ia no wise ~ take the
law Into our own hands,
Since our organ lZhlloh we nave NJ
rested aud turned over 10 tho proper
authorities some hall a dozen or more
offenders, two Of whom are charged
with horse stealing. tf.f. .f4.'
We forward you herewith the oerlii'
cate Of our county officials, certifying
10 our standing ~ citizens OF Dallas
county, aud ask that You take the mat
ter Into consideration and give Us MI
early answer,
qalNerY respectfully T 100 gHl.I.r
4. AeCommas, IT, l. " Miller nllsI,,,.n
$ Sg;s'' $ ;' isSss &T ' SI:$s
We, tho Undersigned citizens Of
Seyene and the Vicinity, agreed IN llie
appointment Of the above named COM
mltleo aud heartily endorse their nc
ton In the promises, SEQ
Itlohafd Iliutnn, A, Omar, III TNI y
Iaanc ilnnnIcult John lthGlb
Richard nalight, Jacob Milieri
y, A, Henry, ! w, hgulreHi
Joseph llaiw0od W, " MlpoIte 81 Ff !
James lirutOn, u, III Russell,
j. u, Miller, =. u. hlhm, ~
william Reach, A. a, Kennedy,
y, II, Prowitt, william Kemp,
~, ID, COala, Ron, Lnnhum,
william Pfowltl William Kennedy,
a. T., lialrA,| Row llunnleuit, 81
Jesse tinrrdtson, w. a. Acorn
], NJ, Gross, John umphrleh,
w, T., smith, ", i, preWill,
Perry A, lleaeh, John llOhOrln, ..s
logeph A. Gregory, AIRED Taught,
Jainea II, Barclay a McCOnninea, ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-15
TESAS IN BRIEF.

-GovernorCoke ison " visit to)his
home OF Waco.
Gonzales is to have new Metho-
dist church and Masonic hall.
Frank Hammond has been sem
fenced TO be hung at Bryan, for muir
ger. A1ig ts &h& <
Gonzales was visited by frost
Friday night, which lnlpped garden
truck. ..,,.
I Mr.. Jacob Shafer and Miss Annie
Ford. We're married in Austin last Sat-
urday. 'Ae'A ~ ''A "a 9AN' 'A ~
"a Dan Kirk cut John Collins rather
severely in an aflray in Clarksville last
Thursday. as -aAss' Aaaasssssp .,'a
The state and county tax of Ander-
son county, amount.thls year to sixty
cents on the hundl ed dollars
&C. Anschicks, county clerk of Rob
sertson county, has been sentenced to
two years in the penitentiary. a
Houston merchantsare boasting of
selling goods tosbe shipped to different
parts ofthe state "via Galveston"
The Jail at Gonzales is to havean
iron cage, ten by fourteen feet, added
TO it, at a cost of eighteen hundred dol
lars. a 49,. @@
Bishop Garrett held services in the
Episcopal church at Clarksville on
"Wednesday and Thursday of last
week.
"A COW bitten some time since by a
mad dog, near Clarksville, recentlyeX-
hibited signs OF hydrophobia. Tiedup
and killed.
-Sherman. Courier: "We regret to
announce that Mr.. S. Il. q Wright, the
handsome stationer, contemplates re-
moving to Dallas"
Houston had an eight thousand
dollar fire Monday afternoon. The
Telegraph don't laud its fire depart
ment very extensively. j..
The supreme court adjourned and
all the state departInents were closed
Monday, as n token of respect TO the
memory Of, Governor, Al. Hamilton.
= Mr.. F.-BS Forster, Of the firm of
Forster, Ludlow 4 Co, of Austin, has
gone 10 New York, with a view Of Is.
tablishing branch house In that city.
yB--As couple of negro prisoners at
tempted to burn the Houston Jail Sat
urIay night. A white prisoner gave
the alarm, and the flames were extin-
puishpd. HsHi huH sfsh- HiI'i*.
"a correspondent of the Telegraph
says that one thousand head of cattle
were stolen last week aud driven into
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-15
aisSaiassS column viii Gs hand a


copy OF the correspondence between
several citizens Of the village of
n SQgenef lp this coupty, aud Governor
Coke, In, reference 10 Che organization
OF committee OF Citizens 10 protect
themselves from the assaults OF evil
disposed and lawlcss persons, and as
slst the civil officers In q thorough exc
3 lc,itlon Of Tie laws tThe objects Of the
organlzatlpnsre 1laudable, and II prop
erly carried Out would, .Ano lsloobt re-
suit IL, q great benelltlto the commu-
n nifty Eawlessness and crime must be
put down, but IL must be done by the
stropg arm of the law. SO, long M the
organization Confines itself within the
limits n the law and THE Herald
, has noreasonit0 believe that they will
20 beyond, the organization Is most
praiseworthy, and will, no doubt, re-
ceive the commendationiof all good
citizens. Society In that section Of our
county has not reached that degree Of
advanced civilization 50 desirable in
iacliristian commuuItiesr andnthe evil
doer must be educated up to the idea
that laws are made fol, the protection
Of the community atlarge, and are not
to be broken With impunity.
'G Thegovernof's answer iseminently
non-committal, but as the matter has
been referred TO- District Attorney
Bower, 1t may be safely predicted that
the organization will receive all posi-
bic assistance from the authorities. /"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-15

The red devil, "Lone Wolf" has
violated his parole aud escaped from
FortsilI. iIeis agaIn on tho war path
wllba band of bis braves, aud deeds OF
cruelty md barbarity may DO looked
for TO follow In his wake, The mlstak-
on policy Of lenieney 10 those hends
should be abolished, and q war Of OK
lornipstipn .waged until not q moth
er's rop ofslllelo a lef. A. long ~
they are treated and feasted aud tenn
porlsed with, just so long will they per-
sIst In their acts Of deyitry.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For the Constitutions. Conventio.

For the COnstitutionaI Convention.
We afe authorized to announce JOHN
HENRY KRUWN as n candidate for
the Constitutional Convention from the
Twentieth Senatorial District, composed OF
the counties Of Ellis, Tarrrnt and Dallas.
Three delegates to be elected fromthe dis
trlet. Election first Monday In August.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-15

n In ~ rumored that the irm Of Fora
tor, Ludlov ~ Co., banlSera Of Austin
will Aooll estatllsll d branch house In
New York city. Texas has generally
been considered u very fair field for
legitimate financial oorpmatIops and
there are several cltleaS bosldes Austin
where money wlght be prohtably ln-
'yeetd. II may 10 possible that the
gehtlemon havefn view tho possible
negotiating OF some city bonds for the
metropqliBy The sHtatesman would no
doubtrecommend thofirIn forlthe po-
sltlon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-15

az tlENatbfiyn OFFicr, 4rArr or ThxAs,A
AUSTIN, April I, lHb
MeseTs, A. Mapmmas. JrarJ,w. Mulorh a.,
" CiRNrs-Yours received Tho object
ofyour organization, ~ understand
II, IN 10 aid and assist the civil officers
In arrestlng and bringing 70 Justice des-
perndoes and offenders against the law.
1lthink yourohlect most pruiseworthy
"a similar spirit throughout the state
would do moro titan all else 10 put
observation-disclosures and crime.-- w.
A. Your purpose Is, as understands,
neither more nor less than an active,
energetic discharge of the duties owing
from all good citizens In maintaining
the law. In epursusDg your plans "
VIII be important tint your action be
IN strict accordance with law. You
capnot be too careful about this. The
hw,U erecutcd, coversthe whole ground
and Is ample To rid the country Of
crime. 49,.
Pursue II closely In your nction, aud
your people VIII be Indebted TO you
not only for the good results that will
immediately How from true
and vigorous execution of the
law ID giving peace and social order to
the community, but for the good ex-
ample set before the citizens generally
IN the prompt discharge Of high duty
which every one owes the country OF
contributing all in his power to u
maintenance of the laws, .vfafg
Your district attorney, Captain
Bower, most able and efficient officer,
will advise you fully touching the sub
ject on which you write me. Wishing
you much success, remain, very truly
yours, sr. .stt t,-...-,..a ~ ..,.f
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-15

The state and county tax of Ander-
SON county, amountthls year to sixty
cents on the hundle ed dollars
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-15
DALLAs, TEXAS.

lioRAoR MAYNARD, Of lennesAee,
the recently appointed minister 10 Tur-
key leaves In few days for Conslan-
tinopie, the grand sultan need have
no fears Of Horace, lie IL 30 Internal
psly that, even the eaat Tennessee girls
-,gIveiiim the Gold shoulder.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-20
PLAcERvILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

J.V.R Witt-Gcncral Merchandise. Plaza
Weil-r & Smith-Geueral Merchandise
Hasa-
James Eagan-Justice Of the Peace.
Robert X Irvin-Conssabl-.
John My-r-Pos.mastrr Granite street.
Myer g. Smi,h-Dugs Il Medicines and
Fancy Goods. Granite street
Myer & Smi;h-Wells. Fargo & Co..
A. .~nts Granite street.
". J. .Rothwell-Physician and Surgeon.
Granite street
wv. Davison--Intrrnational Hotel. Plaza.
Mrs. Margaret Buckley-Idaho Hotel.
Granite street
Mrs. D. Steckles-Phenix Restaurant.
Plaza.
Garrett. Hayes & Co.-Empire Meat Mar
krt Plaza
O. Donnell & Co.-City Meat Market.
Jaa McKsy-Maguolia Saloon. Plaza.
u. Dooosan-International Saloon. Plaza.
Cris. Anderson-N Miners Saloon. Plaza.
Charles K0hney-Brewery ana saloon.
Plaza.
Di.hl L. Blacksmith Shop. Plaza.
Martin Cathcart-Shoe Shop. Plaza.
Alex. Crchsrd-Livery Stable. Plaza.
+. Lanerie-CabinctM Maker. Idah" street.
A. J. Borelaud-Cabinet Maker. Broad
way. -,
John Mssrill-Tin Ware. Plaza.
Andrew Carvan-Barber Shop. Idaho
street ~.
D.. C. Holden-Csrpenter Shop. Idaho
street
John F.. Saunders-Carpenter Shop Gran'
ite street
W. A. Hatchinson-Carpenter Shop. Gran
Andrev Folson-Carpcnter Shop. Plaza.
Mike HsIlry-Milk Dealer. Pine street.
Z ". D.gjs"n-Agent N"rthwestern stage
cnmcany. O6ee--Internationa Hotel.
&c. SAepaerd-Psyette Express. Gran'1e
Fred. Campbell-Jeweler and Watchmaker.
Z ". Garrett. John Ellis, Philip Ci"naet
-El.cted School Trustees for he coming
ear for District No. 4. April 5th. le7s
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-20

HERE is a sample Of Republican ad-
ministration. An exchange pertinently
In the last five years Of Grantism,
the navy has cost the people $ll7, ,O00,-
600. and all for what? That an hon.
orable and truthful Admiral may come
along and very quietly and succinctly
tell the poor fools Of taxpayers that
thcv haven't even a sign Of navy,
and that the $ll7, 900, ,000 has gonc sne /,
way Of all the rest IS VIC SIfshI
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-20
Notice.

yv,n WILLIAM HAsLEM. D. WEATHER
wax. j. w. Crawford J. Taylor ana ers 81 hsrsSp snS
. msy o' ,hs. ]. d. Taylor. have done the iuI!
s,'rt Of work required by the lay OF Congress o'
is:S snd amendments thereto. so-wis:
o.. Hundred (ol00) Dollars
~. orav Eaals quarts ledge. discovery
.; situated in Mdf Hoiss Mining Diss,c ssrsiY resl \.
xsn. A"rss county = :ns soa nat you on h.
9rsd % tor ,hs publication Of this
s: nam.sy .nu m days from the date hereof OF @ ,or,s
..sss:s :na Ga,,d urovded e 70 tor BY tie
~ ahovespecined.
ipAno cirY. Feb. 20, lsa-@@
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-20
IDAHO CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY


6. ". Crafts. general merchandise Main ..u..
Anomas Barry. general merchandise, CONNER
ciai street.
LAuer 1 Swim. general merchandise. Mai,
street. "''
q. Marie. Tin and hardware. Main stre.t
d. B. Kimmel. watches and iewelry. Main .,r..,
;. h h'xmery. general merchandise. Main street.
I"' runner. general merchandise. main street.
George DUNCAN hotel Main street
". Payne. carpenter. Main street
Wall streetA- S"e
Dr: Shelter. physician and surgeon. wallul,
DR.. II. Zpf physician and drugstore. Main stree,
Rowe McDevitt. mea, market, Main stree,
A. Strauss. commission aud storage busines.
Main street
John Garrecht meat market, Main street
y. Haug. brewery. Main street.
c. W. Moore L Co.. First National Bank. Main
street.
John Good. Tonscrisl artist. Main street.
8. c. Silsby. books and stationery. Montgomery
street.
NJ. Luusy. hotel. Luna House. corner Mons,
gomery and Commercial streets.
". ". Black. livery aud feed stable. Main street.
wuln Miller. sod. factory. Wall street
Tincher 4 Holland. saloon. Main street,
Matt Zapp. saloon. Main street
McCiinsock Stewart feed and livery stable,
Montgomery street.
Martin Mellennovich. restaurant. Wall street,
William Asusx. boot and shoe shop. Main street.,
Hay L Cowan. baaeksmi,hs. Main street
John Harley. blacksmith Main street
Henry frridenscr. bakery aud fruit store. Mai.
street
pol!oux. grocery and liquor store. Montgomery
street
Chas. MAusx. boot and shos shop. Main street.
Hcman Jones. wagon maker. Main street
Josiah Cave. blacksmith. Main street
Thomas Dixon, tailor. Mainstreee
Stnck / Eli. earprns.rs. Main street
Lester Furguson. carpenters. Montgomery
street
pr. b. Simpson. ply sieian and dentist. CONNER.
ciAi street
John Bsoibcck. irats aud cigar store. Main street
b. Z. Ioxsr. matchmaker. Main street.
oeorgr Bennett. uphoistercr. Montgomery street
There 10 . mill Just outside OF town Owned b.
orrul. osnpkns wess. and another t~o mi!es
from toSn owned by Willis K Dri.coll. Tho latter
90. has iun,her yard Main str~e, tho iormer ~
cir mill The school house aud coed TcmplAr
hall also Main s,ree;. and or two Chinese
stores. There ia = Methodist Church Val! street.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-20
JONAS W. BROWN.

A., --oSyEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW. AND
4 yjsa,y Hib..c. Iiaho City. |. Z. wtll practice
NJ liz Ces.,s of the Territory. UrrIcE on Com
-saA street., tao door above Court House.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-20


HorrTSTor DRxxA.-The Fiji Island
ers have just established their first
theater, and a native has written a
tragedy for it. The heroine is girl
who loved noble young cannibal.
The father of the latter forbade him
to marry the girl, because she had no
fat and juicy relations who could be
sliced down and fried for the wedding
breakfast. But the lover made her
swear they should never be separated.
In fulfillmcnt Of her vow she ate him
one night at their old trysting place,
and after the last mouthful had disap-
peared, she wcpt tears of JOY to think
that now their two hearts would beat
as one. The father, when he hears
the sad news, goes up stairs, puts on
his best banana-leaf, and dies; and
the villain of the piece is just about
to lunch off of the remains, when the
heroine rushes in, kills the villain, cats
both Of them herself, and chokes to
death on the villains rib, wlc!,
sticks crosswisc in her delicate throat
and strangles her as the curtain comes
down amid frantic applause.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-20

LET the winds and waves of adver>
sity blow and dash around you, if they
will; but keep on the path of rectitude,
and you will be as firm as a rock,
Plant yourself upon principle, and bid
defiance to misfortune. If gossip, with
her poisoned tongue, NEEDLES with
your good name, heed her not. Carry
yourself erect; let your course be
straightforward, and by the serenity
Of your countenance and the purity Of
your life, give the lie to all who would
underrate and belittle you.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-20

The Ohio Republican Convcntic
which met at Columbus on the "a.
nominated r. B. Hayes for, Gover1.
I. l.. Young for Lieutenant Governo.
G. w. Mcllwaine end James Williams
for Supreme Judges; John Little, At
torney Goseral; J. Minor, Treasurer.
The platform is against the third term,
III favor of revenue for protection,
favorable to the ultimate equalization
Of the purchasing capacity Of coin and
paper money, and winds up with q full
some laadation Of Gen. Grant, whi1'sz
sounds as If it was not
against third - .
and tho
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-20
The Antiquity Of Man.

from an English scientific periodical
some interesting speculations of DR.
Alfred Russell Wallace on the probable
antiquity of the human species. They
may we'll startle. it says, even those
who have long since come to the con
cluslon that six thousand years carry
us but small way back to original
home In fact, in DR.. Wallace's rcck
oning, six thousand years are but a
day. He reviews the various attempts
to determine the antiquity Of human
remains or art, and finds the bronze
age in Europe to have been pretty &C.
curately fixed at three or four thousand
years ago, the stone age of the Swiss
lake dwellings, at between five and
seven thousand years, "and an indcfn-
itc anterior period
The burnt brick found sixty feet deep
in the Nile alluvium indicates an an.
tiquity Of twenty thousand years; an.
other fragment at seventy-two feet
gives thirty thousand years. A human
skeleton found at a depth of sixteen
feet below four hundred buried forests
superinposcd upon each other, has
been calculated by DR.. Dowlcr to have
an antiquity Of fifty thousand years.
But all these estimates pale before
those which Kcnt's cavern at Torquay
legitimatcs. Here the drip of the stall
agmite is the chief factor Of our CON-
putations, giving us an upper floor
which divides the relics Of the last two
or three thousand years from deposit
full Of the bones of extinct mammalia,
Indicating an Arctic climate.
Names on the stalagmite more than
two hundred years ago are still legi-
hle: III other words, where the stalag.
mite is twelve feet thick and drip still
very copious, not more than hun
drcdth Of a foot has been dcpos ted in
two centurics-a rate Of five feet in
one hundred thousand years. Below
this, however, we have a thick, much
older and more crystalline (that is,
more slowly formcd) stalagamitc, be-
meath which again, "in solid brcccia,
very different from the cave earth, un.
doubted works Of art have been found.'
Mr.. Wallace assumes only one
hundred thousand years for the upper
floors and about two hundred and fifty
thousand years for the lower, and adds
one hundred and fifty thousand for the
cave earth, by which he ar
rivcs at the sum Of half million Of
years that have probably elapsed since
human workmanships were buried in
the lowest depths of Kcnt's cavern.
The contest between the large Amer
lean ship "Thrce Brothers. formerly
the steamship "vandcrbilt') and the
fine British ship British King" from
San Francisco to Liverpool, on which
a stake Of $5 900 besides other wagers
has been decided by the ar
rival out of both ships, and the "Three
Brothers" is the victor. She made the
voyage in one hundred and twelve
days; the British King" in one hun.
dred and twcnty-eight days. But the
Coos Bay, Oregon, built ship western
Shore" beat the winners time eight
made the run in one hun
drcd and four days.
s--------------
HERE is sample Of Republican ad-
ministration. An exchange pertinently
says:
the navy has cost the people $ll7,O00,.
600 and all for what? That an hon.
orable and truthful Admiral may come
along and very quietly and succinctly
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-20
SINCE the bell Of independence Hall
vas cracked it has several times been

SINCE the bell Of Independence Hall
was cracked it has several times been
tinkered at in the effort to make it
sonorous once more. At one time the.
seam was filled, we think, with silver
or an amalgam of silver; but the sound
gould not come back. They then un-
dertook to rcam out the crack, causing
il to present less sharp and ragged:
edge" on the singular theory. perhaps.
that it could be made to ring like the
little globular sleigh bells that tiakle,
though they have an opening to let
the sound out. But the result was,
very naturally. by no means at all sue
cessful; it being clear enough before
hand, one would say, that The vibra-
tions in the metal, when struek, would
conflict at the crack and spoil the
hoped for arrangement. The findings
of metal that were bored in this pro-
cess were made into little bells as rev.
olutionary relics, Henry Clay, we be-
lieve, receiving the first of these high
" prized monentoes. Some people
have also been guilty, as the bell
shows, Of clipping ndsplintering from
the rim as relics. We hayeno much
faith that the bell will be restored to
its old resonance, but we should be
very glad to hear that there were pros
poets Of doing SO by new prGcesses.-
Philadelphia Ledger.