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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01
FOREIGN lNTELLlGENCE.
Turkey Indicates Her Intention or
Forcing an Armed Issue With
SerVlA.
The Herzegovina lnsurgenst Refuse 10
Treat Directly with Turkey.

LONDON, September SO,-The Jour
nal of st. Petersburg says the Turkish
officials, and the Grand Nizier espe.
cially, admit the necessity for reforms,
and have decided to introduce them
throughout the eutlre Empire, and
express the hope that for these reasons
foreign Cabinets will abstain from
diplomatic pressure, c0niine Their eff
forts to the paciiicntlon of the insur-
rection, and thus effect the first I'M
provement of the condition OF the
East.
Advices from insurgcnt sources state
that they won victory in the engage
ment ut Jerlerda, near O5rldiza, in
Turkish Cretia, and successes along the
river Una rs for up ms Dogapoare.
A dispatch to the daily Telegraph
asserts that the new ministerial crisis
has already begun.
All the representatives Of the foreign
powers have demanded n cessn ion Of
the ambiguous policy of Serviu
VIENNA, September 0--'rhu gene
raj opinion here is that Turkey is try
Ing to provoke . conflict.
The road to TeribigHe has been
blown up by the insurgents, the better
to prevent transporting of provisions,
\ conscription of horses has been or
dered in SerYia.
Belgrade newspapers say five hum
dred irregular Turkish troops entered
Servia territory on Monday and killed
some frontier guards.
II is said the Turks lost three hun
dred and twenty anu tie Insurgents
one hundred and twenty eight men IN
the recent fight.
MADRID Stptem Der 30 Troops have
been sent to Andalusia to hunt down a
party of communists who are maraud-
ing there.
The Austrian Consul General, at
Belgrade, has protested against the
enactment which extends the time for
payment OF bills Of exchange.
A standard Vienna correspondent
says the occupation of the Island aud
little redOnbt, indicates Turkeys in
tenilun OF forcing m Issue with SerViu.
RoGuso, Sept 30 The Herzegovina
insurgents have refused to treat direct
~ with the Porte. They want The
Powers of the Peace Commission TO
make the guarantee, treaty, etc.
MADRID, September 80. The Car
lists honbarded san Sebastian ON
Tuesday. Several persons were killed.
The rains prevent the concentration
proposed by the Alfonsists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01

Cable rates were raised in London
on Monday to one dollar per word
The British bark President York, for
Hamburg, was wrecked off the coast
of Holland and the crew saved.
Lee & Shepard of Boston propose to
pay twenty cents on the dollar.
Liability over S5O0,OOO.
An explosion Mt Anchor Colllery,
ut PDttsvlllc, Pennsylvania,tw killed,
one fatally and several badly hurt
Rev. G. A. GRADER, OF Meridian,
Connecticut, was found innocent Of
the charge Of improper liberties with IL
Indy.
A large nu;ober Of strikers have re-
sumed work at Fall River, Massachu-
sets, and others have given notice
that they will resume tomorrow. All
the mills are running.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01
a BeRUtiinI Girl Found Hanging, "A
Terrible sight FOR Father.

JUST aS we were preparing 10 go
to press last night, we learned the
details of an event which fills us
with sorrow and establishment. For
the present, out of respect for the
suffering parents of the lady, we re-.
frain from publishing the damatis
PERSONA in the ease described be-
low
For tho last ten years there has
lived in this city IN emlnontIy 70,
spectacle family, the pride of whose
household was II daughter Of seven
teen She was us beautiful MS the
ideal OF poet, aud as remarkable
for intelligence MS for her surprising
Ioveli"css, Her eyes were like stars
on II summer night Her form,
warmed by the blood Of boomcd wo.
manhood, was as graceful as that of
u Grccian goddess. llor hairripplcd
over her pcarly shapely shoulders
like molten gold, and hor glowing
checks, soft rs velvet, looked like
roses mingled.with snow. You may
be sure that some one possessed OF
such charms Of mind, form and fea-
turc, would awaken the grand pas.
zion IN some man 3 bosom For sew
era months past gentleman has
been paying her the most devoted
attentions Her lover was both hand.
some and intelligent. Her female
friends. when they tcased her about
him, observed that Il flood Of con.
sciouS bushes irradiuted her beauti-
ful face whenever his name was men
toned. After awhile, however, she
lost all her spirits; her musical
laughter, like the tinkling Of crystal
drops upon leaves Of silver was hush
ed, and she seemed like u lily that
had been plnckcd and made TO fade
by the Burning rays Of the sun, Her
parents, anxious about her watched
her with tender Solicitude. She would
not reveal the cause of her melan.
choly. Yesterday evening, abont
eight o'clock, she was missed from
homo, and the fears Of her parents
were excited, They sought her high
and low, but she was nowhere to be
found, Finally ho remembered that
she had of late, often been seen sit.
ting, sad and distracted, in IL vino
covered arbor, which was just back
of the house in the flower garden.
He rushed to the arbor, and as the
distracted father gazed in at tho
door, he saw sight that iroze his
blood, palcd his check, and filed his
bosom with the deepest emotion.
There was his beautiful daughter,
her tall and graceful form arrayod
in spotless white. her long, golden
hair streaming like a food Of light
down her waist--HANGlNG, oh !
think Of IT, young men and maidens,
and loving parents--nANGING -
WIN HER ARMS ARoUD HER LOVERS
NECK, and her head pillowed upon
his manly breast. Lexington MOI
Caucasian.
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The New Orleans school Matter.

New ORLEANS September 30.--A
mass meeting of citizens was held last
night, at Lafayette square, to protest
against the action of the City School
Board in dischargfng, without cause,
many mertorious teachers, to make
way TO interiors, rs unjust and
partisan. The meeting was large
ly attended and series of res
olutions in accordance with
the spirit OF the call were adopted.
Speeches were made by Professor Alex.
Dimitry and c. +. Buck, and letters
read from Rev. Palmer. The resolu-
tons declare the people are not actua-
ted by party consideration. The fourth
resolution says: "If other means fail
to adjust the school matter, we pledge
ourselves to test the question In the
United States courts"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01
'TELEGRAPHEC

THE agent of the Associated Press,
at Galveston, sends us u lot of stuff adj
vertising that place and telling us
what the Austin Statesman says abont
the estimates made by the Houston
Taegrdloh and the Galveston Ncws of
the damage done by the late cyclone
at that place; the contradictory state
ments of these papers are very edify-
ing to our readers, and we take this ocr
cason to thank the agent for his selec-
ton of telegraphic matter. Nothing
short of the acrimonious controversy
on the State printing contract could
be as important and interesting. -ED.
HERALD.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01
Another Bank Suspension.

1t is stated that the Third Avenue
Savings Bank has suspended, and will
not open to-day for business, and that
application has been made for u re-
ceiver since last Thursday. A. i moneys
received from depositors has been
placed in envelopes with the names CT
the depostors thereon and as these
have not been entered on the bank
book they will be returned in full. AS
far AS can be learned fifty cents on the
dollar, perhaps more, can be paid de-
positors. Since its Incorporation, in
1854, this bank has sustained three
runs, first in 1868, which lasted four
days, second in 1871, and last In July
1872, during which four million dollars
was paid. Its present insolvency is
simply due to the impossibility of re-
alizing the nominal value Of its invest
ments. Depositors number about eight
thousand, and the amount due them is
81, 10000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01
rnee,. Of p,..,pa,,on ooun,,rae.ea.

Alcoholic excesses cannot be too earnestly
deprecated, both for their destructive effects
upon the constitution aud their pernlcons
influence upon mans general welfare. At
the same time there is little probability that
he win cease TO indulge In them until the end
OF time. Common humanity would there.
fore seem TO dictate the suggestion of the
mos, efficient means of counterdcting their
effects. There IL not among medicated slim
ulants one 40 admirably calculated TO coun-
t.ract the physical consequences OF hard
drinking as Hostetters stomach Bittew
which relieve the nausea and headache pro.
duced by It, steady the trembling nerves and
yield that unieverish repose which IL the
best recuperant Of health shaken by excess.
The bilious symptoms caused by dissipation
are promptly relieved by the BItters, which
are also mn excellent remedy for all disor-
dcrs Affecting the stomach, bowels, liver and
urlnarv organs, TO which II imparts I'M
wonted regularity and tone.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01

Gen. Joe Johnston, according to
the Georgia papers, has neither accept
ed nor declined the invitation of the
Khedive to take command Of the
Egyptian army. He likes the offer,
but he IL not willing TO expatriate
himself and become soldier of fortune.
General Fitzhugh Lee has been asked
by the Kbedive to organize u picked
body ofcavalry for him, after the pat
tern of the Black Horse Cavalry, but
Lee doesn't think 1t can be done, and,
besides, he IL too busy with peaceful
projects to bother his head about 1t.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01
The Freedmen's Hank AbOut Paying
Twenty Per Cent.

WASHINGTON, September 30.-The
Commissioners Of the Freedmen's Saw
ings and Trust Company will com
mence paying a dividend of twenty
ppr cent on all audited claims on the
iirst of November next, at their office
here, on presentation tof book or
other evidence OF Indebtedness. De-
positors residing in this vicinity must
present claims personally and all
checks be drawn to the order OF lhe
original depositors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01

The drift in California IL remarkably
well shown by the vote IN the Fourth
Congressional district, which is us
follows: Wigginton (Dem.), l5,22O:
Houghton (Rep,), 1855; Thompson
Und. J, 5,0l5; Democratic plurality 4,0iG
Two years ago Hought0n was elected
by l0,30l votes against 9,Ol2 for Kewen
DEM. He IL now ready for an appoint
ment to any vacant federal position
that may be lying around loose.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01
Arwo Hours right with Indians.

CHEYENNE, September 3O,-SiXty
Indians attacked pack train Of twelve
men ut Bridges ferry, aud a Two
hours fight ensued which resulted IN
the loss of thirty cattle, four horses,
and one white man wounded. Nine
Indians were killed and wounded.
One hundred outlaws, mostly rom
the States, are Ia jail here waiting trial
at the next term OF court,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01
ALIAS, TEX AS.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains M
Dallas.
TIRE WEATHER,

For the South Atlantic and Gulf
States, clear or partly cloudy and con-
tlnued warm weather. with South to
West winds, light changes in barom-
eter, and light rains in the north of
Georgia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01

When Georgia planters have to at
tach burglar alarms to each separate
chicken to prevent it from being taken
of the roost at midnight the poultry
must wonder what in the Old Harry
the country iscoming to. - Detroit Free
Press.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-01

| have Just lifted up aud furnished In the
most elegant style these spacious aud eligi-
bio rooms. This Is the only place In the city
where respectable ladiee can visit without
being confronted by q bur.
All the deicacies of the season.
Attentive walters will attend 10 the wants
OF my customers. sept lSd8m
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18

A party came down from Mill
Bayou on Wednesday on a busi-
ness trip, and We guess he attend
ed 10 il. But while here he in
dulged in a'wee drop OF the crater
some Of the same ten cent, which
gave him an appetite Tor pugllistic
exercise. lie imagined himself in
the prize ring, and under this bal
luclnxtion he assaulted one Of our
citizens, Sho immedistly made ar
rangements 10 pa, II head on him
Happily Marsha speed stepped iP
and protested, NeXt morning re-
cordsr b ackwood fined hlm ten
dollars and costs.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18

As previously announced, thu
Bellies and beaux of Osccola Assem-
blcd at the Planters house, las
Tuesday evening, whore the sPaci
oas dining room had been cleared
of ITS wanted furniture, and Book
er's string band was brought into
cequisition aad Of course, q dance
was the result. The gay party en'
loved themselves immensely. A
person who had casually dropped
In would have seen the elite, beau
~ and chivairy OF Osceola, grace
fully whirling through the giddy
maze OF the dance, IN obedience to
the promptlngs OF the knight ofthe
Bow, or, seated around the lighted
hall and chambers, enjoying tete'a.
tefs in quiet nooks, where soft
words, love, and perhaps, nonsense,
were INDUCED in, or, quietly watch
ing the graceful movements of the
dancers. 1t was glorious sight,
an enjoyable affair this, which took
place on Tuesday night the Plan
ter's house was ablaze with beauty
and plcasure-a rcporitor'"m OF wit,
elegance and refinement. One felt
that it was good to be there. But,
on Wednesday evening, the day
following, the scene was changed,
And such change. o night,
And storm and nisgers ye are wondrous strong
A party Of gentlemen being attract
ed toward the Hotel by the sound
of music, stepped in to see and as
Gel tam the cause, ard there in the
same rooms, upon the same floor,
managed and conducted by the
same host, was aLother dancing
party, and whlIs the paraphernalia
of the rooms were the same 40 on
the night before the dancers were
not alike-the difference WAS in
the color. This, was q civil rights
party, and the colored element were
masters Of the situation. Sambo
and:Dina tripped the light fantastic
to the dulcet melody Of the san e
| instruments tha, did duty for the
previous evenings entertainment
The boyssay that they have enough
of dancing at the Planters, and the
ladies, God bless them, they are
well-tired.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18
TIE chow which exhibited here

The show which exhibited here
on Wednesday night was not much
OF a success (inancialiy or other
wlse.) A goodiy number of peo-
pIe attended the first evenings
performance, but the next evening
10 lew attended that the show did
not come TO time. The proprietois
labored faithfully to get up u crowd.
Sending mcu into the country who
informed everybody that they
chanced to meet that there was o
show in town, but it was no 60.
They thon tried to drum up the 50
coveted crowd by vehemently
pummelling . huge bass dunn.
The drum business was also fail.
ure and next day they left in dis
gust.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
Goyernot- a. IL. Garland
s,cy OF state b. B. Beavers.
Auditorium X. Miller
Tr asur.r-.T J. Churchill.
ATTY Genl--T T.. Hughes.
Com STATE Landi--J, \ >mithee.
CHANCELLOR u. EaAin.
Chanccry Clerk a Il. Witt.
Chief Justicc-E. H. English.
Associate Justices VIM. NJ. Hsrisca and
David Walker
Congre-,nan, ist Di,uict-L. 4. Cause.
JTDICIAnY.
Second trcuit-Copniies Of VI Mississippi, Cross
Criticndcn, rointseti. Craigbead. Greene, Clay
ton and Randolph
Circuit judge L. l.. Mack.
ms Ai'y-Ruiis II Black.
IEGlsLA
agth District. 4 CountIes Of Mi,sis rI Jackson,
rointscit and Craishcad.
stat, senaior-J. I Henderson
prrsentative-,I. . Ruddl..
COUNTY OFFICER
Comfy } td,c-L N tsrrigah.
sheriff }. q Driver.
County Il RI j. X. r. Hale.
Trta-urer-J. l. Driver
Surveyor John II. Rainy.
Aas,r-pr-L. Ward
Coroncr-A. W. Luoss.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18

On last Saturday a negro man
who lives on Mr.. J. ID. Drivers
place went home little booty; and
in this condition he began TO play
with a loaded pistol in loose and
careless manner. As consequence
the pistol was discharged, the bull
let pa sing through hi. hand where
the index finger joins. DR.. Duna-
want dressed his wound and gave
him some friendly advice about
the careless handling Of 6re.srms.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18
Look Here Look Here ! !

Having marked all our goods
down to Rock bottom prices, We are
offering extraordinary inducements
to the people OF Northwest Arksn-
sas to supply themselves with Dry
Goods Clothing, Hat-, Caps, Boots
and Shoes, for less money than they
can be bought in Memphis or St.
Louis. Call and see for yourselves
at W. p. HALE.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18

WARS the matter with the hun
tersy We have seen scarcely any
game in town this season.
Hunters, you have no idsa how
fond we are Of fine, fat msllsrd
or wild goose.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18

MISSISSIPPI County it seems, has
quito a reputation abroad as a
hunting ground. Several parties
have passed through Osceola this
fall on their way back into the deep
and tangled wildwood, seeking
the inoffeDsive deer and the huge
bruin. And now another hunting
party has just dIsembarked here,
and are camped just above town.
They leave in few days for Little
River, where they will camp and
hunt for two or three weeks. Sue.
attend you gentlemen. May none
of your dogs be missing when you
turn your faces back toward the
Blue Grass country.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18
Attention.

There will be meeting Of the
Board Of Aldermen on Tuesday ev'
eninr, at the usual place of meeting,
for the transaction OF business. A
prompt attendance is requested.
By order of
i. RoUssAS, Mayor,
10. BLAcKwooD, Recorder.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18

Qua thanks are due to DR.. W. V,
Taylor, for valuable services rem,
dered during our absence, in the
way OF preparing matter for this
,ycek's name
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18
Laws Governing Subscribers.

n .ub.cifhcrs order the discoutinUancs Of them
newspapers, the publlracr ma! continue to send
them until sll Su.aragcs are paid.
II subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
AeN-pspers from their ofde" tc viuch they are
directed, they arr held resrU'sibis until 'he!
have settled their bin. aud ordcrsd ar l@pct dl9
son irle
lr.b,cribcr- mny, To other places without IN
iurIni1s the publisher, and newspapers are SEM
. the rr.cr direction th~y are held responsible
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18
Startling News!

Handsome plain dress goods, Il
cents and upwards Empress cloths
and Alpscas in all the popular and
stylish colors, at prices unpreee
dently low, at
JOHN MATTHEW'S.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18

Why was the Planters house last
Wednesday night like Lublns ex
tracts? Because 1t was highly
scented.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18

CLAY on McDuff, and damned be
he who first cries, hold enough"
Best brands of prints from 7 to s
cents per yard, and everything else
in proportion, at W. p. HALE.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18
Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapest.

Consult your own interests. Call
and examine our goods and prices
before buying elsewhere.
W. P. HALE.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18
Cheaper than ever Before.

This is tho verdict returned by
every one purchasing goods at the
Grand closing out sale At
JOHN MATTHEW'S.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18
Stop, Read, Reflect and Wonder

You can buy genuine HUMBoLr
Dos SKIN JEANS, ths best in the
market, for Is cts. per yard, at
w. p. HALE.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SOUTH REGULAR APPol >TMENTS FOR
THE OsCEOIA CIRCUIT.
Osce0la First and fourth Sundays.
Mil Bayou aud Williams school House Sec
ond sunday.
CarsJn'- Lake aud andy Bayou-Third Sun
day.
s,oncwall- Fifth Sunday,
y NJ PETTY
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18
Presidents Message.

rua1tion the question that ba-
f.r PC long s. tim. li-wrbci th.
minds Of tae people st large is vir.
iusil. dead, but little money isnow
required to purchase = full supply
of choice Cardle- AMI other Holi.
day prcsrnt- desired for The coming
event. Be sure to give us call
before purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN MATTHEWS,
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18
O. P. LYLES,
LAWYER.
NO. 254 SECOND STREET
MEMPHIS, TENN.

Practice in Phillips, Monroe, De
aha, ,Crittcndcn and Mississippi coun
ties, in Supreme court of tins state.
and United States Courts for the
Eastern and Western district cf
Arkansas.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18
Tue Masons will give a supper

TIE Masons will give supper
and dance on the evening OF the
9th. inst, at the residence OF Mr..
W. Z. Hale. Grand preparations
are being made for the occasion -
our f.,dles are preparing all manner
81 good things in the eating line,
and the supper table will be loaded
with the most delicate aud delicious
eatablcs string baud will be in
attendance from Memphis, and all
lovers Of good music will be enter
taiped with a banquet of harmonies.
Ano 10 all who love the dance we
will say that Terpsichore will be
in attendance. A post Office and
fortune teller is spoken of. As an
extra inducement, we would also
add that the mayor OF the town has
reluctantly consented to be present
on the occasion. Elsewhere will
be seen u list of the various com.
mittees appointed to manage the
affair, and whose very names are
a guarantee of success to the enter.
talnmcnt.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18
TERMS OF sUB5CRiI'IIoN, In alvance)
For Term of one Acl< ..........-...Ss " "
e. e. NIA MnAihs. ..... ...... !
e.. Three Months. ............ q
RATES; OF ADV ERTlSlNG:

EOR TRANSIENT AND LEGAL NOTICES
sbnc dollar per square OF one in.ai running
measure or rIscc Of ten lines of this type, ioi
drit Insertion, and sercniy-hre ccn'e lor each
subsequent Insertion.
SPEI NOTICES in Local column C.aicdl
my per cent on above rate.
oHIgIA AIRY NO1iCE>-in.crted Al adycrtis-
ne rates.
4 liberal delartion made on aboy. ra'e' ioi
standing advertisements.
EDIrORl Al NOTICES referring to advertise
ulcntr, ~ advancing lrltaie interests, rate as
tran .icht Matirr.
when M contracts az. msir, sash ihuSl nc
company all "A lNcrii ss'mcni-. No dr\ihlinh-
IrOn tne above Tulr-.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Hereafter ro Legal Advertise
ments will be inserted in the TINE
unless payment is made when hand
ed IN. II requires mouey TO carry
on Our business aud we are com.
PEELED to adopt the cash principle.
This rule will not be dcviated from
in any ease.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18

SMITH, Burns & Co. Still, ahead
OF Memphis. We are determined
to sell lower than the lowest. Best
caiicocs cnly
S CENTS PER YARD,
and other goods in proportion.
Come one, come all.
SMITH BURss & Co.
dee. Alt.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18
The War is Over.

The struggle is at sn end Pnnis
of all brands ranging from I to )
cents. Tennessee Premium sheet
ings and various others o! the best
brands OF br0wa and bleached Do
msstics from s to III cents, at
JOHN MATTHEWS.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18
Good Advice.

Consult your best friend, 0oui
Pocketbook), and give US - call.
JOHN MATTHEWS.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18
John G. Palmer,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
HELENA, ARK

viii practice in the counties of Mis-
si-sippi, Criitenden, Cross, st.
Francis, Phillips and Desha,'and
in the Supreme Court Of the State
At Little Rock.