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The New York herald., 1875-12-20
AMERICAN DRY GOODS IN EUROPE.
A VIGOROUS EFFORT FOR THE EEcoSQUEsT OF
OUR FOREIGN TRADE
From the London TELEGRAPH.

OUR FOREIGN TRADE.
From the London Telegraph
when our Foreign Office goes FAR send down
TO Manchester a sample Of American calico which has
found its way to Hsyrc prelude to general inva.
sion the Continent, the situation from The British
manufacturers point OF may be regarded as
serious. Lord Derby however has done this, think
ing apparently tina, the novel importation is worth
looking into The English Consul at Hayre sent this
specimen over tsecms to show what American manu-
fao,urcrs could accomplish and he gave description
Of the stun, alleging tna Il could be brought that
port and sold at price named were II not expressly
excluded by treaty arrangements As no such
OBSTACLE exists here, Lord Derby maEiicslly thinks
that IL is worth the while Of English producers TO csti
beforehand the extcl Of the they may have
TO face. There ls risk. undoubtedly when all is
said and done. the fact remains that American cotton
manufactures have been introduced aud sold tho
very heart Of tito English cotton industry, and that
more than one urn q merchanls-we have seen two
dsunct circulars the sGblecthavo thought their
interest 70 specially announce an agency tor tho sac
u such goods y may be that the import Of calicocs
lately mentioned has been purely exceptional opera
ton, aud that the goods only unsaabls lot,
exported to get anything they would fetch But the
Simultaneous attempt France, and the
nounccd determination Of the United states
manufacturers 10 try and win back some o the foreign
markets they have lost 10 indicate something BE-
yona the accidental icw years ago for instance the
Americans had the command Of the emma market tor
the safe 81 the good named. drills, but undcr
bud aud uvcrsod by Their English rivals They profess
u have discovered the 81 their lanre, and
10 0c hUt ~ lFHulr possessions Ol lhe Ntld. lbry
iOnnd tins CONCLUSION mainly the Tact that they
have reduced wages lrtunly they can produce more
cheaply Illen the Lancashire makers quality for
quality This last. unfortunately, is our weak
point In many cases English articles have driven
out others because the choapness is only supcrhcal
ID was owing sophstiCation which while II dlrnin-
shed the prce also lowered the quality the goods
and when the trick " found Il VIII bear repetr
ton. H. then, tins American competition ls to mean
nothing serious but only O cyuporaie Ike other threats
used at any tine during the last years. the hrst
tntng English u.anuiacturers must do make thcfr
goods what they profess % be. niess they Keen M
high standard ia this respect their Eold ans
kct must be feeble, but II they give good moneys
worth there Is reason why they should dstsnr
American rivals just As they bea' Belgian oompet.
tors some years ago.
The New York herald., 1875-12-20
SPECIAL ATTORNEY HENDERSON'S
REMOVAL.
WAS IT CAUSED BY SEEKING TO AvENGE THE
DISGRACE OF A BROTHER?
TFrcm the Inter. Ocean, Dec III

WAS 1T CAUSED BY SEEKING TO AvENGE THE
DISGRACE OF A BROTHER!
TFrcm the Intel. Ocean Dec III
The cat that has been troubling ex-senator Hender-
sons meal tub has been discovered In other words,
the reason for his malignant and unproiessona attack
on the President been revealed The story briefly
told is as iollows:-Six years ago brother OF Mr..
Henderson, a tobacco manufacturer in Iowa and Mis-
souri, was detected in frauds upon the revenue. He
was prosecuted under the orders Of the President,
just like any common offender, and convicted.
Mr. Henderson, relying upon his official Inhu-
ence, 10 the President and demanded that
the prosecution should cease. The President firm
then as he now and gave the distinguished senator
understand that II the policy of the adminstra-
ton let guilty man escape, even though he might
be a republican and the brother Of n statesman. or
course this warmed the Hcndcrsonian blood and tho
Hcndcrsonian mind began from that moment to brood
upon revenge. The opportunity loDged for when
the President, knowing the feeling OF the
Senator, but relying upon his professional honor,
consented 10 his appointment as additional coun-
sci the whskey Travelling out OF his path,
luggng in question having no relation TO the at
bar iorictng his honor attorney, Mr. Henderson
proceeded TO publicly insult and maiign the President.
His conduct cannot be defended any grounds what
and the newspapers and politicians that are try
ng 10 create sentiment favorable to Mr.. Henderson
entirely mstaking the judgment and good of
the people The President represented the government
and the plaintiff in these the chle officer OF a
corporation represents body OF that character The
counsel were under his instructions. But in spite Of
this find o the latter arraigning his client be-
fore the jury pdrttceps crtnntS IN the crime charged
prisoners and cndeayorng to show that the
man for whom he worked was guilty as those whom
he had caused to be indicted II this not gross
breach OF professional honor then have conccp-
OF what these words imply II would have been a
mean betrayal, even II true being untrue, II DIS
honorable and cOntcmpttble
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fraud and corruption; while the very White House
itself has been invaded BY the bailin OF justice and
arrests screened by the Intervention of court
martial for body Of Christians 90 90 out OF their way
10 declare that his further preermeni Is necessity Tor
tha safety Of The country sa satire upon religion
AtlQtlsfd iGal CArOnicLc ldeml
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WHAT THE WIND DID.

Yesterday afternoon during the very heavy wind
the large russcs placed position Saturday Ia
support the roof Of the ncw synagogue, Beth Eohcn
on kcap street. near Division avenue Brooklyn wai
blown down No injury was done To the walls OF In,
new structure but the russcs broke aud carried beors
them into the cellar very many OF the crnssbeamR
The damage viii PROBABLY reach 81 900,
The New York herald., 1875-12-20
SQUASH POWER.

Professor r ogden Doromus, M r., will deliver a
lecture squash lowerr this evening IN the sunday
school room OF ST. AIMS church, Eighteenth street,
Flfth The lecture Will lie the last OF the
ST. AIMS Brotherhood oourse and the proceeds VIII 80
10 the support Of ST. AIMS Mission chapel
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-15

Captain g. II. Day, the cnterprsing
Mayor of our envious little rival, Fort
Worth, was among the visitors to our
city yesterday.
Captain }, J.. Leonard, of the bank
ing firm OF Adams Il Leonard, return
ed home last evening from Saratoga,
whittier he has been in attendance at
the convention of bankers recently in
session in that city.
Tho following named persons are
booked Mt the Lamar j. s.. Coville,
st. Louis J. w. Spright, Waco, Tex
as; S, l.. Avery, Louisville, Ky; j. NJ.
Poe, New Orleans; William IL. Lang,
and wife, Texas; T.. Schpyler, San
Antonio j. NJ Mitsteriicld, Fort
Worth; Thco. Noel, New Orleans (;
a. j. Retcrchiord, Columbus, Ga; H..
G. Drskcll, Tyler.
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A ST0PPEG PCT IN II.
Projected llcgIra ir1W the COnhty
Prison EslOvppd-A General
jail Delivery Prevented

The forty-0dd guests now enter
tanned by Maj. Narhloy ut the county
hotel naturally evuce uncasiness Mt
the necessary restraints upon their lib
erty, and chufe and fret against the
bars, and cast about them for means OF
escape from the thrnldom brought
about by their own ungodlY
course The "cagep they look upon as
common enemy, and spend days and
nights IN planning how successfully to
encompass its destruction, or ut least
impair its Usefulness. The iilmy
the tcrruginous rods in the main wall
would be but ~ straws in their way
could they get ont of the cage, and they
fondly hope that Il friendlyrevolver or
two lying around loose in the
corridors would enable them
to make short work Of
the guards and quick way to liberty.
A day or two since information, no
! matter through WlNJ source, was COLI
veycd to the Sheriff that last night
had been fixed upon by the lawless oc-
cupants OF ;he Jail as good time to
make u push Tor an escape, and the
scamps laid their plans accordingly.
But alas for human expectations! Yes
tcrdny about noon the cage was
cmpticd Of its occupants and II
thorough search made of the
place, after which the prisoners were
returned to their quarters, first being
stripped to the bull, one by one, and
their clothes subjected to II thorough
overhauling. What was or was not
found is of not 50 much Importance rs
is the fact that all the jai-birds will
answer to their names ut roll-cnll this
morning. SO much for watchfulness
on the part Of officers charged with the
saie-keeping Of Il lot OF desperate men.
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CITY BUSINESS.
THE DALLAS BLOOD STOCK ASSOCiA
Tl0N.
Grand state Tournament AMI A.ricul.
turM Exposition, August Iith. 1875.

rho most brilliant display of Gallant
knights ever seen in the state, ind mounted
ON the most splendid collection of Blooded
Horses over before exhibited in Texas. The
frlzes to be competed for are the most valu.
able over offered in this country on such oc-
cnSiohS. An unsurpassed exhibition OF thor.
ough-bred and trotting hors.s--double and
single harness. and saddle horses. the best
display of horsemanship by ladies and gen.
tlemen. Premiums will be given for the best
display of Wheat, Corn, Oats, Cotton, and
all other agricultural products, Also rtlo
best span of mules used exclusively for farm.
ing purposes. There will be magnificent
onhd In attendance. The Dallas Blood Stool,
Association win spare no pains in admins.
tering TO the wants of their guests on this
occasion, and confidently expect that IL win
oo the largest gathering of the people vet
Witnessed IN North Texas.
Ihere VIII be presented to the best drilled
company In Dallas, II magnificent silk tlag.
a. WADE, ". h. MILLER,
secretary. President.
July23-d&wtol inug
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1t may have escaped the notice of the
casual observer, but long experience
has proved to the writer that tcsts pro-
jectcd hy the Germans are almost ex-
empt from the veXatious delays and
disappointment incident to similar on
terprises on the part of other people.
Whether Jupiter PIuvius and Gam
brinus "stand in' is an open question
but ccrtcs il is that when you see Il
good, square DcWSchCrG' e,Uid blowout
advertised you can put it down that
the day selected win be fair. But the
exception proves the rule, ana what
we are trying t0get ut is that the grand
bali and advertisement announced for
last night has been postponed until to-
morrow night "Wa3ht dem Rhein. -
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A Sure Remedy.
U7l3lll

The Turco-Amorican OXygcnatcd NapOr
Baths are warranted to excel either the
Turkish or Russian baths, both in power
and medicinal efficiency. They win accom-
pIish more in ono month in the positive re-
lief and permanent euro of chronic diseases
than the great mineral springs Of Germany,
California or Arkansas can effect in one
year, and at less than one one-twcn ieth the
cost. In all curablc eases OF the following
named diseases satisfaction viii be given or
the money refunded, VIZ: Chronic rheuma-
:. SIN, rheumatic govt, articular rheumatism,
dyspepsia in all conditions, neuralgia, nerv-
Gus debility, scr0fuln, all diseases Of the skin,
kidneys and bladder, liver complaint, female
weakness ono matter OF how long stGnding)
syphilis In all its stages, spinal disease, pro
lopsuS uteT, Some cases will require mag
notsm in connection with the Vapor Baths.
Advice in regard to diet aud daily habits
must he strictly followed. | haYe cured ca
| sos Of rheumatism and neuralgia of twelve
| years standing in one hour, also Chills and
fever. | Will give s2j to amy person that Will
produce case of the above named diseases
that ! can not cure, where the patient re-
tains sufficient vitality for hculthful recu-
| pcration. The baths should be taken once
II week for general health, and rs n prevent
alive OF levors, cholera and other contagious
diseases, They will cure the rash or break
Ing cut caused by the heat. Persons taking
the baths viii not suffer as much from the
| Intensity of summer heat rs by opening the
| pores it carries or through the pcrspratiOn
much morbid matter from the blood, thus
freeing the system of internal CONCESSIONS.
Rooms nj residence ON wood street, west
OF cotton compress, A proper assistant is
employed to attend gentlemen in the bath
room from NJ until l0P. NJ. Ladies' viii
receive special attention. Come and see mo.
cold or tcpid shower baths can he had
without the Napor Baths, if desired. Shower
bath, 80 cents; Yapor hath, ST. twelve baths
for $40.
The apparatus used WIS invented and pat.
ented by DR.. r. II. Roberts, the greatest ply
stefan of the age, who Is now located in Now
Orleans. Mrs. FRANK THOMAS,
jydlm Magnetic Physician.
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with AicfcutIo, that while It was mot
~ deep M well, nor ~ wide as n
church-door II WAS enough" fined Mr..
Bennett twenty dollars and Il good
many costs. II shckels you have to
bet, prepare to bet them now, that
Bennett don't come up In court again
on chat charge ill times get better.
1T does one good to meet old
friends. The cookies OF the heart are
warmed by the hearty grasp Of the
hand, the kindly eye, and the prompt
invitation TO take suthin'. In the
weary marches made with the Army
of Northern Virginia the thought that
we should come up with HIM made the
miles AZ inrlOngs, and the muskct-Dalls
~ brcad-plls. But he fell into our
arms yesterday morning at the Police
Court. Fighting Jo' Hooker, the Will
o'-the-wisp who 80 persistently cluded
the search of "wc'uns," until Chancel-
louisville, turned up yesterday morning
in the Police Court, charged with dis
orderly conduct. Despite reservations
Of his rank and prestige, he was made
to walk the log all the same as II COM
mon private, ana would now be wait
ing an exchange of prisoners but that
his case was continued.
--"AllOw me TO intr oduCo to you
sab, MaJah Griffin, of New Iawk, sab,
n drummer for iust-class house, sail,
man Ms pays his bills, sab, MS he goes;
don't giveno stand-OIrto nobody sab"
And Ramsay took "Majah Griffin" in
his palatial hack and spua him round
sundry blocks, and when the opera
was over, mcekly requested the "Ma.
jah" to ''put thus many ducatsin mine
hand.n The "Maiup said that he was Il
bad man with few checks, and asked
to he shown the most direct road t.
| libu DIIIISS' ltulll0ulh NllllONBl Nv
expects to be photographer to the
coming Constitutional Convention
was either unable or not disposed tc
show the "Majah" the star in the east
that was to lead himl to the modern
Bcthsada, and intimated that unles,
somebody placed for the rides already
had there would bc committee ofonc
with power to act, appointed on man
surd-rooi raising. And only for ;
friendly poll 'emnn there would have
been n shindy there and then. Al
the French editor Of the Fly-hy-nigh
would say, the dctonemcm was left til
yesterday morning, when il trnnspirc,
in hepollce court that "Maah Griffin
waa no other than Slim Jim, n goo,
one, IL sleek buck, so TO speak. Th
ccl-likc James awaits decision ut tn
hands of the Mayor, Ramsey, whcr
were your eyes?
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ANOTHER pUi.T..nACK.
Furthcr rOstDOnemrnt of the Display
BY the BLOOD Horse Association.

1t never rains hut il pours. Only
yesterday It was announced that the
Tournament and Agricultural EXposi-
ton act on foot hy the Dallas Blood
Horse Association, WAS postponed to
Tuesday. Now comes note from the
President Of the Association that the
grand day Is to he Saturday next.
Well, everything said by TnE HERALD
in praise of the Dcheme will please be
considered as said again, with the all
ditlon that the extra time gained will
be so much added to the attractive
ness of the fete. We wager II penny
that Saturday will be as n May morn
ing. In fact, Old Prohs, has advised
the managers that he will put stop to
the rain in time to get the track in
good order
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TASTE:II.E:SS
MEDICINES.

A prominent New York physician late!y
complumcd tn DUNDNS DICK y co. about
their SAGDALWOOD on CAPSULES, stating
that sometimes they cured mirucuiouA!y,
nut that Il patient Of his had taken them
without effect, On being informed TINT Scy
clAl limitations were NOld, he inquired and
found his patient mat nat hr.l hbUJ DUN
DAS DICK a CO.'S.
What happened 10 this physician mny
have Unopened TO others, ana DUNDAS
DlCK ~ 60. take this method Of protecting
phlNictdpw, dfuggtIS and Themselves, and pre-
venting on OF SANnALwoOD from coming
into diSlCpulU.
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the Can.
sulcs viii continue 10 do so, for they con-
tain tho pare oil in The hes; and cheap
est form.
DUNDAs DICK 4 CO. use more OIL or
| SASDALwOoD than all the Wholesale and
| Retail Druggists ana pcrllmcrs In the Uni
tod states combined, ana this is the sole
reason why the pure oil * sold cheaper
| in their Capsules Than in any other form,
OIL OF pALWOOD Is fast suppressed
ing every other remedy, sixty Capsules only
| being required to insure n safe nud certain
cure IN six or eight days. From no other
medicine can THIS result be bad.
| DUNDAS DICK a CO.. SOFT CApSG LES
solve the problem, long considered by emf
nent physicians, ofhOw to avoid the nausea
| aud disgust experienced In swallowing,
| which are well known to dctract from, ii not
destroy, the good effects of many valuable
remedies.
Soft Capsules are put up in tin-foIl, ana
| neat boxes, thirty in each, and are the only
Capsules prescribed by physicians.
HhnEEAESS MEDICI&E>.- astOr Oil
| ana many OIher nauSeOuS medicines can be
! taken easily and safely in DTNDAS DICK
a 90. ~ SOFT CAPSULES. NO TASTE,
M SMELL.
Hg-Tbcsc we're The ouIy Capsules ad.
miited 10 tIsc last paris IN position.
send for circuast to 50 Wooster street, N. \
SOID Al All Drug STORES HERE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-15
MARVIN COLLEGE,.
MALE AND FEMALE.
WAXAHAGHIE, TEXAS.

The nth annual session of this Institution
viii commence ON the first Monday in sep
lrmhcG lh1a, undcr the suPerinlcndenca of
NJ. u. franklin, \. VI. NJ. b., President, with
an able corps OF experienced and efficient
teachers. The course of instruction is us eX-
tenslve, and viii be rs thorough MS any
school IN the State.
TINS school will be conducted strictly in
accordance with the usugeS OF the colleges
IA tie South. Music distinguished PROBES
sur O! many years experience.
Fhe college is now being put In thorough
repair, and when compile ed will be one of
the largest and best arr mgld college build
in@S in the state.
W0N0hachic isadmirably situated for cdu-
ealiuml enterprises is casy Of access, haV-
ing two daily hacks from Ennis Station, ON
the Central road. The town and vicinity
are noted for the intellgencc refinement
aud morality OF their inhabitants.
Terms OF tuition per session Of five months
range so to - incidental Fees, 81 o.; Mu-
sic on Piano, 20 use OF instrument - ~
board from ~ to Glj per month. Tuition IN
advance. Forurther particulars address
DIR. NJ. Il, FRANKLIN.
auElld!tW3m WaXnhuchle, Texas.
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Mr.. &. w, Horne, son Of A. NJ.
Horne, ESD, of this city, died at the
residence OF his father yesterday morn
ing, of consumption. Deceased for
some time past had been studying for
the ministry ofthe Cumberland Pres
bytcrian church, and was II most ex-
emplary and cstinahie young gentle
man. His funeral will take place to.
day from the residence of his father,
on Cumberland Hin.
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The !sRiIrOnd 'EuX.

Parties who are delinquent in pay
ment of their railroad tax would dc
well to call on Major l}arllley and set.
tie the same. The law is imperative
in its dcmandsupon him, consequently
he cannot extend tine to any one
Avoid u distress warrant 10y prompt
settlement of outstanding taxes, chic
among which is that levied in favor o
railroads.
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DALLAS, July o. lS75
July3-d&wtolia up

DALLAS, July o, 1875.
10 the cltlSons ana public generally:
ieel TIA sense of duty OF mine to max,
known to the public, Tor their benefit, TINT
nave been afflicted with rheumatism and
rheumatic govt Tor several years, and for On,
last SIX months nave been confined to NV
ped more than half the time by the above
diseases was induced by friends TO try Dr.
Colemans Electro Vapor and Medicated
Baths, and though hsylng no faith In them
tney nave ELECTED permanent cure OF my
rheumatism and rheumatic govt Yours re-.
specifically, j. DUANE
Iulylidlm ""''"'' ioNas'
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"DEiD TO RIGHTS"
Capture OF Carrie, the MurdcrOuS
Butcher of John d. Cruise.

THE HERALD of yesterday contained
the particulars of murderous assault
upon John ID. Cruise by one CURRY,
whose first name has not been ascer.
tanned by the reporter. The bloody
affair took place Thursday afternoon
ut llaught's store, some eighteen
miles froin the city, and ON Friday
morning Deputy-Sherills Bed. Scott,
Ashley Pryor and Andrew Kincaide
We're in the saddle and on their way to
thesceno of the difficulty. Arriving ut
Haughts store they obtained Informal
ton that put them ON the right track,
and Friday afternoon succeeded in
tracing the fugitive to a den in East
Fork bottom, about three miles from
where the murder was committed ana
there arrested him. Currie did not
offer any resistance, probably for the
reason that n number of citizens in the
vicinity had joined the officers in the
pursuit and the display of force was too
great to admit of any chance of sue
cess. The prisoner was secured and
brought to the city and is now in jail.
The grand jury have found n true bill
for murder against him and tho case
will most probably come on at this
term Of the criminal court
Mr.. Cruise died at 8 o'clock Friday
morning from the effects of his
wounds, and was buried yesterday.
An examination of tho body showed
twenty-seven knife wounds, eleven of
which were mortal--an evidence that
Curry had murder In his heart when
making the attack.
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9ailg gerald.
SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST Is.


My residence, corner pncihc avenue
ana Houston streets, embracing hnIfn
block Sf ground, with u well finished
onc-story nn,i basement rock-concrete
ings, etc. An early applicant may so'
cure n bnrgain.
JNO. w. swINDELLs.
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LOCAL BREVITIES

Mud.
--Slush.
Go to church.
Hotel arrivals few.
Local news are scarce.
--Watermelons not so much in do.
mand.
The rain interferes with the traffic
In wheat.
-swaggerty has opened n feed stable
opposite the Crutchfeld house.
open air preaching ut the Pacific
depot this evening at 8 o'clock.
Mission Union Sunday School at
sne Court house at o'clock this after
noon, "'
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The sherman Iron Works, Sherman
Texas, Will be lonsod for n term ofyoors to re-
sponsihe parties who can invest about four
thousand dollars ON taking possession. The
machinery Is all new, the works having only
been In operation about four months. 4
lnrgc business can be built up by expert
enced management. Apply Immediately to
Il, JOuNENAT, Secretary,
nugl2dlw sherman, Texas.