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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-28
Mill strikers Riot.

FALL RIVER, MASS, September o.
The gongs and whistles of the mills
sounded at six o'clock this morning,
and all those who had signed the
agreement were passed in and those
refusing to do so ordered to dispense.
Several mills did not get hands
enough to make it an object to start
the mills.
Richard Bordens had just Otarted
when about thousand operatives at
tempted to enter the building, but
failing to force an entrance smashed
the glasses in the factory. The same
thing occurred at the Montague Mills
where the strikers were boisterous in
their threats.
The strikers propose to apply to Coy
ernor CASTOR for relief They were dis.
persed by the police. The mayor has
called out three regiments of volun-
teers. The operatives have lost SYM
pathy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-28
ALIAS, TEXAS
TUESDAY MORNING $685.; SEPT rs,
RAILROAD TGME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains at
Dallas.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
The Dallas College.

1t is with pleasure and interest that
we mark the steps being taken to
found this much needed educational
institution. Its influence upon Dallas,
and, indeed, upon all Northern Texas,
if completed and conducted upon the
proposed plan, can hardly be over esti-
mated. That it is one of the most III
gent necessities of the present time,
there can be no doubt. And it is very
gratifying to THE HERALD to be able
to state that the greatest success has
thus far attended the earnest efforts Of
the gentlemen who have been solicit
ing subscriptions to the institution,
and that the establishment Of the
Dallas College upon their beautiful
grounds, comprising ten acres, on the
site of the cold Fair Ground" in this
city, is placed beyond peradventure,
and the managers intend to proceed
forthwith upon the work OF erecting
one of the most beautiful and conveu-
lent college buildings in the Southwest.
More than fifty thousand dollars in
notes, land and donations have already
been subscribed, and there is no dim
mutton of the liberalities Of the people
towaid this institution. Several very
beaut ful plans ana drawings by prom
ine'J architects have been submitted,
brt we believe that none has as yet
been decided upo!. But We can assure
the public that, " lateycr plan is nc
cepted, The build IS will be the pride
Of our city, and ttat it viii be rapidly
pushed to compi ton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-28
SchurE In ohio.

CINCINNATI, September -. - Carl
Schur2's opening address was n speech
Of 10000 words. In opening he said
But before proceeding To discuss the
issues OF this contest, | owe you pre-
liminary statement OF personal ma
tute. am told that my participation
IN this campaign has been represented
rs part of Il connected plan 10 lead the
lndepenpent voters of the country
IN the ranks of the Republican
party and commit them to the support
of It's candidate IN the presidential
election of 1876. That story is an idle
invention. know of no such plan.
II II existed | would not be party to
IT, The independent voters have
minds of their own, and | respect
them too much to believe they can be
transferred to this or that side hy any
individual or combination of individ-
uals; besides | not ouly do not seek to
commit any body else in the presi-
dental election OF 1876 but do not
mean To commit myself My relations
TO the Republican party are not secret
! have deemed It my duty, as n Sena-
oo', ~ vo','o"t 'nG el'ots anu , s'1''s,
s''a9''''n w i,ui''''t"n' 'i'"t c",,''"''v'
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-28

( HeRLIN, September 27.--A Belgrade
special states that Roumania has re-.
fused TO cooperate with Servia ~ ease
she Went to war with Turkey, but
promises to place an army Of obserVa-
/ ton on the frontier. fhe whole Ser
YiDn army has been modified
BELGRADE, September y. The
[ Turkish soldiers shot two Servlan OIL
GERS who were making a round OF in
spectiOn On SelVian territory. The
Cabinet met to-day to consider what
measures are necessary. Great excite
| ment prevails.
News has been received to the effect
that if loyal Bosnians are molested by
the Servian volunteers that Turkey
Will send an utimatum threatening TO
occupy Servia. 1t is stated, however,
that the powers represented in consul
mission OF paciticution will not permit
this.
LONDON, September 1.-THE Stand
ard has Especial dispatch from Vienna
containing the following:
A Belgrade paper reports that bu-
reau has been established there for
! StilhluE IulSC anu W lNhSs ohlN
six thousand men are under arms, and
the militia assemble only twice n
| week.
The Times has special telegram
from Vienna which says that
the portion of the Consular Commits
sioners which returned to Moslar, say
they are convinced that, with few eX-
ceptions, the insurgents are ready to
lay their grievances before the Turkish
Commission and negotiate, but that
they want II suspension of hostilities
meanwhile, and think ii Indispensable
that the Great Powers guarantee Ger.
tain reforms, without which pacitica-
ton will be illusory. The Consuls say
the districts they passed through
have been frightfully devastated.
The population has been decimat-
ed by disease and suffering,
and unless speedily helped,
the country will he ruined for many
| years to come.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-28
YELEGRAPHIC


RED CLOUD AGENCY, Sept. -, via
sidney, Nebraska, Sept. ~ some
Sioux are breaking camp, preparatory
othelr return To the reservation. In
council to-day there was great alarm.
Alter the commissioners had reached
Big Cottonwood tree ON the river bot =.
tom, the Indians began coming in
battle array, all armed with breeCh-
loading guns. The Indians formed "A
dense mass with guns in right
hand, butt resting ON the thigh
ready for action. There was no less
than 1000 in the circle. Cheyennes
ana some young men Of resident bands
have formed plot to break up the
Council and aid in making trouble.
Two hundred OF them were masked
outside the circle gathering in bands.
The crler loudly announced the OPEN
Ing OF the Council, when the principal
chief after shaking hands with the
Commissioners, had half hours
pOw-wow with them. IN the mean
Time some young men crossed the
ford and slipped into the bushes in
rear of the Council. Some remained
mounted, others lay ON the ground.
Troops were ordered to stand to their
horses. All the while the Commiss-
toner's were completely surrounded.
The officers consulted with the Conn
mlsslOners. Meanwhile enc hundred
friendly Ogallallas were quietly mar.
shaIled in rear OF the troops, by order
Of young man Afraid his Horse"
An outbreak Is momentarily expected.
Red Dog made n harNngue accusing
the Commissioners of being in hurry
to make Il treaty and asked Tor time.
IT did not look good 70, both whites
aud Indians To come to the Council
armed. White Bull favored making
u treaty Immediately rs his people
would start home after two suns.
The Council dispersed with The un-
derstandng that 1t would meet again
next Saturday. AZ there is evidence
OF all outbreak the Indians have
warned the halt-breeds to look out
for their safely, and they left the coun-
eli to-day The feeling is not 80 much
against the whites rs between the
bands, on account of jealousy. The
commission is somewhat apprehen-
sive. Senator Allison says there will
probably be no treaty. Three runners
came IN from camps Tonight, and re,
port most of the Indians bent ON mis-
chief.
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S.nnIey IN .he menr. OF Afrlea

New YORK, September 27--rhe
Herald has adyices from II. NJ. Stanley,
who has reached the Victoria UyanIa
lake, having accomplished the re-
markahle march of seven hundred and
twenty miles in one hundred and three
days. During the journey Mr.. Stanley
passed through new country covered
with forests, where his party not only
suffered from hunger but had several
days hard fighting with the natives,
resulting in loss of twenty-one of his
followers. His two white compam-
ions, Edward Coppere and Charles
Bark, subsequently succumbed to the
fever. Stanley has made IA close sur
vey of the great lake.
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A catholic Procession Attacked pS
Drangemen.

ToRoNro, Canada, September T.
The Provincial Council commenced its
session at st. Michaels Cathedral yes
terday. A Juvenile pilgrimage took,plaoe
from the church. during the march
the procession was attacked, and stones
and pistols were used. There were
about two thousand in the procession,
of whom one Is reported killed and
FORTY or fifty wounded. The closing
nilTriionpe will be held next Sunday
New Haven, Conn. has lost heI
needle and shear works by fire.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-28

Bailey " Cooper's great show, which
has been so extensively advertised, not
only in the Dallas papers, but also in
nearly every paper in the State, will
soon be here. Everyone is on the tip
toe of expectation, and, taking every
thing into consideration, we can safe.
iy predict that more people will be
gathered here under the same canvass
at one time, than ever before in Dali
las. The following extract is clipped
from the indianapolis News;
Troops of variagated horses, herds
of wild and strange beasts from every
land under the sun, tlockS of birds
from every latitude wherein bird life
is possible, II little of everything small
er than whale that inhabits the
ocean from ice to ice rs deep as plum
met sNunds-a Noah's ark with the va
riations, and such freaks of WITNESSES
thrown in rs Nature occasionally de-
lights in, just to show that she has not
exhausted her resources, ana dld not
reach the limit Of absurdity when she
produced the average man-all these,
covered with acres of canvass us with
u garment; the whole controlled by
one mind acting upon a regime It OF
.sh>tants and wel-drilled subOrdinates
this is Cooper, Bailey q Co.'s Great
International Allied Shows. The
My thing to complain of is that
here is too much of it to be seen in
one day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-28
Tie Fremch Flag In Cnba.

PARIS, September 27.--lhe govern
ment has instructed the French minis
lister at Madrid to make energetic rep
reservations to Spais, concerning the
murder OF French subjects in Cuba by
the guerillas, and urge the immediate
arrest and punishment of the guilty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-28
Tempestuous storm ON the Eng
IIsh Coast.

LONDON, September T-The Eng
lish coast has been visited by TEN,
pestuous storm, destructive of life aud
shipping The Ellen vt Jonn, fol
Liverpool was lost on the Lancaster
ruast her crew and cargo were botl
engulfed, as well ms several life boat
and their occupants who had gone tt
the rescue. The Reynolds was wreck
ed md six Of her crew drowned. The
Oscar foundered, and fourteen persons
on board were drowned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-28

The National Bank of San AntO-
Mo was the first institution of the
kind in the State to respond to the
call for aid from the Gulf sufferers.
They telegraphed money order for
one hundred and fifty dollars.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-28

C. B. Spencer, of Marlin, while
crossing the track between two cars,
had his foot seriously mashed The
train suddenly backed and caught his
foot between the frame OF the ear and
the pin, in which position he remained
for several minutes, the cars in motion
all the time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-28

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-28

PHILADELPHIA, September 27.-An
excursion train from New York was
run into. The drawing room car, filled
with women and children, was cut in
two, and three persons killed and six
teen wounded, of whom four will die.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-28
Remember the Pie Me.

The Pioneer Association of Dallas
County holds its first Pic Mic at Gov
Crockett's Springs, on Saturday, Oct,
30th. All persons who were citizens o,
this county prior to are expected ana
requested to attend and bring their
baskets well ladened.
JOHN c. MCCOY, pres't.
ED. C. BRAwDER, sec'y.
The Executive Committee Is COM
posed of John NJ. Crockett, Chairman,
John II. Cochran, w. b. Elan, X a.
Rawlins, Mrs. Il. b Durgin, Mrs. Mar
tina Buman, Mrs. Fannie Laros, MIS-.
Thomas Ellis, are requested to meet Nv
the office of the Chairman III Dailas'
on Saturday, the 9th day OF ocVooer'
at II Il. III.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-28

-Mesrs. Il. Bauman, matchmaker
and jeweller, and ). lralson, milIiner
ane hair-worker. after passing through
the recent terrible food at Galveston,
decided to remove to Dallas, where
their lives and property would be more
secure, and to that end they are now
here, fitting up in fine shape, the store
No. 5l4 Main street, where they Will
soon open business in their respective
lines. They permit us to say, that
especially in the millinery line, they
will have one of the finest stock OF
goods ewes brought to Dallas. They
are both practical men in their line.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-28
A Q A R ID.

wish TO return thanks to the ladies and
gentlemen Of DALLAS, for past favors, and ie'
speotfully solicit their patronage TO the dance
inv academy which win commence on the
first Monday and Saturday IN October, nj
The odd Fellows Hall. Number OF lessons
Twelve, Hours for ladies. Misses and Mas
ters four to six y. M. Young gentlemen u
hours eight to ten y. IN. same evening. Tu-
ition ten dollars payable In advance, unless
otherwise agreed upon at the time OF enter
ance. Yours, Sc.,
Spt23doctll PROF GEORGE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-28

There will be two races at the track
of the Dallas Blood Stock association
tomorrow afternoon at three O'Clock.
The first will be dash Of one-quarter
OF n mile, for $1,000 Il side, between
Fannie Bates and Alice, the latter Civ
ing the former twenty feet. The sec
ond race will be II dash for two year
olds of three-quarters of mile, for an
association purse of $3.50, the second
horse to get so, For this race there
are three entries. Bachelors c, h, C., 10y
General Hood, Crum's g. c., 10y Rebel
Morgan and James +. BarkIey's Belle
BariIley, by Phpton. We are assured
that both races will positively take
place, aud those attending can depend
0nnot being disappointed.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
E. r. r.. III Q Y II.
Architectural aud Mechanical
DIR AU CHIT s Nj A N,

once .-73i MAIN 81. DALLAS, TEX.
References:--J. ID. Fouquet, Architect Fish
kill on the Hudson, New YORK i Hon. HO-
mer Ramsdell, ex-President, New York, and
Erie Rrailroad, Newburg, New York John
f.. Hunt, superintendent II. p. W'ks, Ha-
verstraw, New York =, W. Gleason, ESD,
Jacksonville, Florida George NJ. Clapp,
Esq, New York CITY VIM. Barbour CITY
Engineer, Cambridge, Massachusetts NJ.
Odell, Cornweh, on the Hudson, New
York, SptlA-d2w.
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A Berlin special says the Porte has
sent note to the great powers dis
avowing any intention of attacking
the insurgents who Rave fled to Servia.
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Minor kilograms.

Easton, the Montreal abscondIng
teller, has embezzled over ten thous-
and dollars.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-04-08
The Old Garret.

IT is a realm of darkness and thick
dust, and shroud-like cobwebs and dead
things they wrap in their gray folds.
For garnet is like sea shore; wrecks
are thrown up and slowly go to pieces
There is the cradle which the old man
you must remember was rocked in; that
ugly, slauting contrivance used to be put
under his pillow in the days when his
breath came hard; there is his old chair !;
both arms are gone, symbol of the DESC
late time when he had nothing earthly
left to lean on; there is the large wooden
reel which the blear-eyed old deacon
sent the minister's lady, who thanked
him graciously, and twirled it smilingly,
and in fitting season bowed it out de
Gently to the limbo of troublesome con-
veniences. And there are old leather
portmanteaus, like stranded porpoises,
their mouths gaping in gaunt hunger for
food with which they used to be gorged
into bungling repletion; and old brass
andirons, waiting until time shall re-
venge them on their paltry substitutes
and they shall have their own again,
and bring with them the fore-stick and
backlog of ancient days, and the empty
churn with it's idle dasher which the
Nancys and Ph9bes, who have left their
comfortable places to the Bridgets and
Norahs, used to handle to good purpose
and the brown, shaky old spinning wheel
which was running, it may be, in the
days when they were hanging the Salem
witches.-O. w. Holiness