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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-11
MINNESOTA, 'THURsDAY, NOVEMBER n.;als75: *.

b0iiha,ts bb5iia,sh thfBp tpys' qaiasreda keardaa rMdaamorabtt
from the othestz,4that, instead Of fi1r
.iipPeghelpllkess. or fyipgs Victims { lae ths
We1shra1|ptAl q n had dqhe}, these pa
men, strong, Fesplute, and not IL
much taken BY ~ surprise, left probH
that they, had made desperate dta
'fense. no The furniture wsaas wsaas pArtly
smashed to pieces, and the other de-
tails furnished evidence still more re1
voting If the d aachha,71te.,n1.ent with
which the struggle had been MAIN
tanned. In fact, with them a surprise
must have. been mp mnpracticable, i as
they admitted nobody into their
house on visiting, terms. It was
thought singular that from each of
these domestic tragedies q = benefit of
the same sort should result to :; young
persons standing in II ne nearly the same
relation The girf who who i gave Sa5s "a the
alarm at the bell,,' viii with two little sis,
'ters, and a. little orphan tdaai 96sjh 9R6esjphew,
Their cousin, d5iivided III th95'aJeF veFfy large
inheritan6!g of The, g. weisihaapts ih,sa ;oa oaand<
III this latter ,;caIe tbe 1accaam,tuillasted. Simulated
4'a savings IL two long long i15 lives s. ali ili's Vested
In tie person at; Of the ;aamdiable ~ igErSapd
niece, cs'-H.''-' '',1'1 ''1+s~ 4. -" " .,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-11
ther interests Ieyen lst % timeIlike

SSAASA AAsSA SAS~sSss1iSS'NSA is1 OSSkAA&DoASnS
this !; and especially by his featuf les,
WHICH. eeSomposed e. al IN b proiouand i5iard Sleep as
S6nsIhhes EapPs2has;,s saaddnasst1 aSaadnnassdt = neS y
'9Bxpfes16p,, Which arrested hi me qcchieAy
W 1xakidg aoameeI oameIs sconf6a(sed 6ilf6(5d fstmlie rtli
brahes9 s9b Of f'thhs tthhs Hire llmhe features ~ seen TN.
'def thst circumstances, H. and III iihilti times
1ong past; But where? I THIS, was
whatI could not arecollect. though
once before i thought Of the same = sort
had crossed ny mind, The other ob-
.ject Of my Interest was a miniature,
which Macmillan was holding in his:
hand. He had gone to sleep appar.
emily looking at this picture j; and the
hand which Held it had slipped down
upon the sofa, so that it was in dan
ger of falling: I released the mini
atube from his.hand, and surveyed it
atteatively. /" n,represented:a a lady Of
sunny ofientalacomplexion, and feat
;ures the most noble that it is possible
to conceive. O ne might have, imag-
ined speh LADY, with herraven looks:
and imperial eyes; to ha the !faHorit3e
,sultapa Of somstAmurathqol cMohamm!:
medsl What, ,yaaasheito ,Maximihan,
or what bad ahesbeen25. For, byoothe
tear I had once seen yhime drop upon
this miniature when he believed him
self II Munobseryed I ectdrsed s that ! Her
dark tr,eesses x1ere already laid loE;
and her n1ame among TIE list Of van:
iished things: = Probably she was his
mother, p for tthe dress was ia. rich ':WitH
'iS Peaf snd d? evideRtly as 1S 1that of al
Il tie 81 8ighest1 1rapET plT Of ; cegrt bsaaH9sz!a v
I Y sighed s as I thought Of the, IS stern
1safa6ld5eR hHf 4sa6h, ah Il tn afaxiihili4d
va war he. 6aadhsaa4; Plo1batttyH;' Hit
sAe Rts9 addi IL '4K6fs6he aah e. t1 hS HmAjes{ie i Ajes
beaatty s534s7Wh 4aPAhksT AhksTgdtY;9 gd 94p 4peafthaaps; aftaa
;.oi II q; i,;., :r., s-tssh E5>t it:t E,rnH1
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-11

f% sa5sst sas' dostf seaS'dflda! ydd ai9TSpps hops y
wdqd do66ff 81 ecfosed ffsi' aeain q g.
eheenBa shA&gbf 'tba4t zffs Slis Shliesaafd| ad I I
seamg, A8 hys WI 1ia1 1sdf9so oAaf hss hs1fH5 Heard
the sound IF fssknls il III I4sEkine ii ii,ao56 oE6om
6ng e6dfher 13f III I fsa f1om e 1anto5theEr.. :.
EBdt ths6 Gil va Kbshlsed' IA ana if1atli It'll fof
about SIX OF seved iMHinGattes, III until Z
voice close tt his eaf said, NOV ~ wait
quietly till some one comes ii ii to o re-
lease you: This viii happen ! with in
half an hour. % Accordingly, i III Ii less
than that time; he again heard the
sound Of feet within the house, his
own bandages were liberated, and he
was brought to. tell: his story at the
police-ofice. , Mr. Heinberg was
found in his bed room. 4 He had died
by: strangalation, and tn he cord was
still taghtened about his neck. Dur
ing the whole dreadful scene bis
youthful wife had been locked into a
1+eloset,, where she heard 81 Il seen zen not b.:
ing! ""5 ~ =
III the second case, the object of
vedgeaainietse' 'was a again an e elderly man.
ordinary ~: family, ali We're ab:
seht ati'tat, at countryhouse trl: ;'' except the
haste ad2 andd female servant. Z "a ls:he
y woman sla6 81 courage; a1a g.; and blessed
WITH the Ell hrmSest St nerve nerves; IS ii that It she
might haavs efs Been relied on for report,
ing accurately .stsv!eessything ts!es seen Of
heard: But things tool M a another
course: The first warning that she
Eh4d II 4 m,,iS1rrdearsers ass presence ,,' xas
from their steps cps md, md voices already
ii the ha1l: o oshe heard ''f, Ter = master
run into e:1bt' tbt'e hat, crying out,
Ee,fd: Jesus! Mary, VIVA May; : save -! me!''
The d servant, 'i's resolving e @ sive What
aid she could. seized a large poker,
and was'hurryingsto :hisr assistance,
when she found that they had nailed,
up The doc door ftet1 of communion b ,n5 at al the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-16
Shades OF Gcrman life.

A prominent thing that strikes
the attention of an American in
Germany, when no begins to get
littlc insight into the life of the
people, is the equality and sympathy
existing between parents and child
rem. There is no country where
parents take more pains, and occupy
more time, to enter into the very
hearts and lives of their children
than there. They make them ac-
quanted very early with their
plans, talk with them as to older
people, mover so on an excursion
or journey without them, and search
everywhere for whatever will min
lister to their amusement and in
struction. In no home could
sooner expect to find n father turn
ing himself into donkey, Il horse,
an elephant, or II barrel OH his par
Tor foor, for his children to bride
him, ride him, spur him, roll him
over, or do with MN as they please,
than Il German ono-and the clergy
man as soon us any othcr. There
are probably five Juvenile house
hold games in Germany to one any
where else, and the parents exercise
o wise discretion by having frequent
entertainments for their children,
and providing everything possible
for the amusement of all, to make
their homes the most attractive spot
on earth to the little folks. The
child that asks aquestion is not met
with a burt answer, but with such
a reply--as pleasant and instructive
as the parent knows how to give
us naturally promotes other inquir.
les and gives stimulus 10 the mind,
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why IL 1t:

That cheap, adulterated baking pow
derS and ilavoring extracts, are war
ranted equal Ia DR.. Prices, when 1t is
known that DR.. Prices Cream Baking
powder and true flavoring extracts are
the purest and healthiest made ? 1t Is
because the adulterated fluids are
bought less and give n better profit
Good goods have a valuation and af-
ford less profit to the seller as well as
the manufacturer. Unprincipled deal
ers, like unprincipled manufacturers,
will palm of adulterated articles upon
Il community TO engender disease, be.
cause 1t puts few more dollars into
the pocket. This is the reason, and
consumers should know it, and de-
mand those articles, which are used in
food, that are made by manufacturers
who'lefy competitor in price, and make
the quality OF their goods the primary
consideration.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-16
IMPORTANT DgllsloNl
Judge A. u, Norton on Tho Conlila-
aOHallly 0r lhe Clnl Rights iiill'
ellerp is Rlchness,"

The Easl Dallas boy h mighty lpll
of a love NJ fan aud adventure 49, the
sequel ~ Ibis story viii prove,
The other night q young lnd w the
name of Julius Ryan coueilded 10 have
some iun 80 bee hlaoked hia face
rugged himself oul up like u corn field
negro went 10 Judge Gnod'H house.
whose san, Johnny, Is u friend of MS
aud told u long story alml being FROM
the country, having 40 money, being
hungry aud wanting lohlly all nlghl'
lle was supplied with something to cat,
but informed that he could not be no.
communicated with u sleeping apart
meni. lie then went on 10 Judge ~
u, Nolton'a house, The Judge h tho
editor Of the republican pAper here, u
great union man, yery eccentric, eour'
teous and, withal, M honest radical,
who, IN spite Of his political alllnllleH,
h respected for his Integrity Well
well, the young ''nlggel' called on the
Judge the story goes, ana told his woes,
aud seating himself Informed
the asloniuhod old gentleman
that he had heard he was
good "fepublIoau" and ~ "de
chill rights bill ww pass,' he was
"gwine fur to stay darall night" The
Judge, like Poc's raven, snld not u
word, but he gathered that young mig
ger W. the colInrand madcnll Of the pre-
limlnary arrangements 10 Kick him
out Of the house, when the youngSler
made his Escape,
This was u Joke, The man aud
brother eolIared and neOrly kicked out
Of the house OF the high priest of rHdl-
calI4m, the Ncstor Of the republican
press, Well may II be sud, "call you
this backing your friends" Here Is
clearly magnificent chance for test
case and troops, Who would have
thought That our venerable c0Wfcre
would have been the iirst to play SAM
son and pun down the pillars of the
temple Of civil rights? We tell the
story as 1t was told 10 US, the truth of
which II IL said can bo substnnllnted,
II not the champagne will be forth
canning,
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To the Voters of Dallas.

1t being reported that | do not live
in the city limits, ! wish to say that,
since my arrival in Dallas, October II
1872, | have lived no where else have
made this city my home, and have no
cause to regret the same. That | should
presume to allow my name to be used
as candidate for the office of city AS
SCISSOR and collector or any other office,
not being a resident, no one who
knows me-. | think, would have II
doubt, or can there be n doubt that this
report was circulated to inure me in
the coming. election.
Furthermore, pledge my word to
use no means unfair or dishonorable
to secure my, election, and if elected
pledge my word to do all the oath may
require ofm in the performance of
my duty. Again, it is reported | am
indifferent as TO whether or not | am
elected. Having paid ten dollars, cash,
to THE HERALD and Commercial TO
announce my name MS n candidate, IL
sullicientto settle that question.
Respectfully,
c. Is. STEPHENSON.
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River RevA

That wonderful aud intricate piece of
mechanism, the Getty Of Dallas" the
product Of the energy ingenuity and
liberalily Of Mossrs thamplin ~ Whnr-
ton, cut loose from her m0Orings yes
terduy morning nj 10 o'clock, and de-
parted on her sem-OccuslOnal trip for
trcnchtown and way landings. There
were some sixty passengers aboard,
including about twenty ladies. Eight
passengers diSembarked NJ Pacific CITY
aud footed II back home, while four
Others stepped on and took across the
country for Eagle Ford, The vessel
had n full complement Of officers, as
will be seen 10y the following list Mas
ter, j. G. Champlin; first clerk, III. A.
McCullom; second clerk, Frank Da-
venport; mud clerk, June Peak. pilot,
Jacob Reitz; assistant pilot, Captain
ID. Il. Grove; engineer Harvey Brown;
assistant engineer sam Beatty; mate,
sam Levy; assistant mate, John Lyle;
barkeepers, Brown and Lyle.
Under the sklllful guidance of her
experienced officers, the Getty of Dial
las" rapidly stcmmed the swift and
murky waters of the turbulent Trinity
until she reached II point just below the
bar that sets out at the foot of Levy's
bend, when she struck gravel and
stuck. Prompt measures were taken
to relieve her from her dlsagreeable po-
sitien. The derrcks We're placed In
position, several OF the passengers step
ped ashore and got poles, the gentle
men cast their half masticated guilds of
tobacco overheard, and thus lightened,
with long pull, strong pull, and n
pull altogether, the gay "City of Dali
lasn was once more set alloat, and pur-
sued her way without interruption to
her place of destination.
She reached this city, on her return
trip abont o'clock, aud was promptly
placed on the docks. When the nee
essary repairs shall have been made,
she will probably make another voy-
age, due notice of which will be given
in our river news column.
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GrOs Grain paper and enyOi'
Opcs To match nj
REED az EATIgKOP'S.
"wIld car" In.urnucc Compnnics

TO the Editor OF the Dallas Herald;
The following | clipped from the
Galveston News, and rs IL may be Of
interest to some Of our citizens who
llatter themselves on having secured
insurance VERY cheap, ! suggest its
publication in your paper:
1t appears from n statement in the
Charlestown CIV. Va.) Courier that II
large number of organizations for in
surance companies, with capitals vary
Ing from 100000 to Sl,0O0,000, "fully
paid up" have lately obtained char
iers under the laws of West Virginia,
The stockholders are all "heavy capt.
talistsn from New York, Baltimore,
Pittsburg, Chicago and other places
outside of that state. These vultures,
ever on the scent for prey, either. dis.
covered that the insurance laws of
West Virginia are of the very loosest
character, or procured the passage of
such laws, and promptly set to work
and established companies in every
village of the state, where they are eX-
empt from the usual restrictions and
liabilities on their operations. The
legislature of that state has, however,
taken notice of this state of affairs,
and will, it is said endeavor to rene
dy the evil.
While West Virginiais the buzzards
nest for the propagation of these filthy
swindles known rs wild cat insurance
companies, Texas has long been a field
of prey for them; but it is to be hoped
that our new insurance laws will be so
executed rs to protect our citizens
against the further robbery of these
concerns. Our people Of Dallas how
ever, have, us general thing, learned
by sad experience, that cheap insu-
rance in non-board companies affords
doubtful security against loss. Never
theless with the 'penny wise and
pound foolish" ofo city their worth
less policies are often found.
INSURANCE.
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Attention Is called 10 lhe wei ,dls'
played advertisement Of Measrs' w. NJ,
iinhn q brother, who are nov leeeiy-
ing their now spring stock Of clothing
Mr., u, NJ, Kahn Is well known Ia our
community AZ q man who knows what
is needed and means what he says, All
he asks Il a call aud examination Of
his goods,
We are requested 70 announce
that Captain j, h. LeonNrd, Of The
banking house of Adams a Leonard
declines 10 DO u candidate for alderman
for the fourth ward under any elroum-
stances, The opinion seems general
that Major II, V, Tompklns and Colo
mel u, q, Molure will DO the choice Of
the voters Of that ward, Both gentle
men ara calculated 10 DO most apcepla'
BILE,
---E. NJ. Kahn n Brother clolhlera
10 the people, corner Of elm and La
mar streets, mean Just what they shy
IN their new aud handsomely display
cd advertisement In lo-dny'u HERALD
They VIII be receiving now goods all
of this week, In addition 10 their al-
ready extensive stock ol sprlng and
summer goods. a call h all they ask,
being satisfied that they can sell any
body goods after an examination ol
their stock and prices.
Attention N called 10 the notice OF
Colonel g. Il, Stephenson In lo'dny's
paper lie wishes the voters Of Dali
luu TO understand that ho dofa live
within the corporate limits Of The city,
rumors TO the contrary nolwlthsland-
ing; that ho Intends, aud has always
intended, since his arrival among rs
two aud u half years ngo, 10 make
Dallas his home that he would not
have allowed his name to DO used IN
u candidate .foG assessor aud collector
II he had nbG been u resident of the
city and, lastly, that having paid his
announcement fees 10 the city papers,
he desires the Office, and II elected viii
faithfully aud conscIenlIously dis
charge ts duties. Every one who
knows Colonel g., II, well ~ we do
knows that he is honest IN the above
expressions, aud rs to his capacity for
the position, no one will doubt that
We may add, that the notice should
have appeared In Sundays HERALD,
but was Internationally overlooked, IL
having been handed In late Saturday
evening.
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Mable, Todd a. CO.'sgOid pens
~ Frankiin's book STORE, 5Oi
Main street.

W u, lYTE a co., real enlale agents, No lw
Lamar street, beg leave 10 call the attention
u persons wishing 10 purchase real estate 10
liio extensive lists Of property on tlelr
bulletin boards In aud outside 0l
their Onice, undor tho respective heads OF
"lnproyod Clly Property" "Vaoant clly
Lots" Farms" aud "Unlmproyed nnd
wild Lands" embracing business houses and
vacant lots In the commercial center Ut the
city, Also, building lots, ana n number ol
very desirable residences situated Ia every
quarter Of the city, Also large Tracts Of wild
lands IN Dallas aud other counties Of tho
state, besides u number Of h,rms of various
sizes, including several large nnd highly Inc
proved plantations within ave miles OF the
uiiy OF Dallas, 2Bidlnl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-16

On Tuesday night the civil rights
bill was put to the test in New Orleans,
The Picayune of Wednesday puts the
fact on record in this way: last night
the unusual spectacle of two negroes
intruding on heretofore fobdden
ground presented itself at the st.
Charles theater. These were Senator
T. b. Stamps, of Jefferson, and Dejoie,
the recently appointed tax assessor for
the sixth district. They took their seats
under the left wing of the dress circle,
in the parquet, where their appearance
was the occasion of some comment,
but they Were left in the quiet enjoy
ment of the entire wing, in which they
remained during .the whole perform
ance."
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SOciRbic.

The members of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South are invited to
meet at the residence of the pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Allen, on tomorrow (Wednes-
day evening at early candle lighting.
1t is earnestly hoped that all the mem
bers of the congregation will be pres
ent, as it is designed to make these
meetings n source of sociability and
friendly intercourse among the mem
bers of the congregation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-16

There Is but one Charlotte Cush-
man, and soon there will be none. AS
far rs the stage is concerned, it will
not be long until she will be n remem-
brance, such as men who saw her in
her prime will be proud'to boast Of to
those who come after them. She Is
now, rs she is about to leave us, past
her prime /; but there is in her no lack
of the old fire, no lessening of the old
force. A little weakness of the limbs
may he perceptible now and then, n
little tremor of the voice very infre-
quently, and sometimes n little weak
ening Of the muscles that control her
unusually expressive features. Very
little, hover, Of any of this, and only
the gray hair and the somewhat shrun-
ken face to tell of her advanced her.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-16

Mr.. c, G.. Vogel, secretary of theTeX-
ms Press association, paid The HERALD
the compliment of Il brief visit yester-
day.
The Meridian Mercury (Mississip-
ply speaks highly of DIR. Gibbs, OF that
place, who was about to leave there
and settle in Dallas. AS n gentleman
aud physician he and his intereting
family will meet with II hearty well
come,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-16

ono VI lhe causes Of lAe equality
between the old apd tho y0urg lies
Ia tho fact hat tho cbild--al any,
rate tho eldest boy-ls expected 90
follow his fathers business and
must early share his plRHs, The
same house, tho same employment
and | should not wonder NJ all u
sometimes tho Same generations OF
customers, arc identified with tho
same family and name FROM century
10 century, in defiance Of changes Of
governments, II Luther and No
Ianolhon should rise from tho stone
floor Of tho old castle church in
WhitlenbuWg, aud take u shopping
stroll together n would not BIO M
likely that they could buy books,
stationary, clothing and groceries
and got u large GLASS Of wants sup
piled NJ about tho Same shops they
palronlzed three hundred years ago,
The claws delay" II u terrible
and painful reality IN Germany,
Better never commence u suit unless
you arc willing 10 lose double the
sum ~ stake, and wait year or two
before you have tho satisfaction Of
knowing II aud the privilege of pay
Ing H. You can neither enter nor
Ioaye tho world without all sorts Of
lormalItIcs, and tho buying Of
enough certificates 10 Het an army
In motion, A clergyman, n neigh
Dor Of Alne, In order 10 marry the
lady Of his choice, who was u
Swablan, was compelled TO procure
twenty three different certificates
before they were pronounced imam
and wife" The most Of these, Of
course, had to be paid for, ! was
once fined for not registering the
entrance Of II servant girl into my
household within II few spccllicd
days after tho occurrence, aud that
when | was from home ] was told
that imprisonment, or appeal and II
regular lawsuit, would DO tho only
relief II you find IN articlo--say
u watch kcy'-0n the street, you are
expected to take II TO II police bu'
reau, aud that watohkcy Is regu-
'arly advertised, IT no owner
claims it, it is returned to you IN
Just two weeks, or, it you are so
charitable, it is sold for the benefit
Of tho city poor. On going TO any
public Office, you have to sometimes
wait for hours for admission, !
have learned never to 80 without u
book in my pocket, Mr. Greeley
could have Cotton through all the
newspapers in tho pockets Of his
three coats during the process,
once you are in, you are treated
very politely, as II general rule, and
us loisurely rs if the sun was stand
ing still, and nobody waiting to
follow you. TO I'm American all
this is very tantNlzing, but the
Gormans-tho storms spare patient
souls--novcr seem to be worried, or
to imagine that they arc losing in
this way big slicesou Of their life
time DR., Hurst
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ssea Potatoes cneap !

am offering to tho city trade my
large aud complete stock Of loney aud
staple groceries, provisions aud pro-
duoe At the very lowest prices, ana
make u specially Of everything Free
delivery ~ accommodate customers
Please give w u lria,
Respectfully Jos, MENzeEh,
Grocer, Ol6 Elm street, Dallas
nnInlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-16

Comes the gentle dust, filing mouth
and eyes and making everything grey,
but the best plan Ia to get up and dust
to the Boss place, No. lO7 Main
street, at Hollenbeck 4 Columns, and
procure one of those stylish Sortoris
busters. Just received also, II full line of
alpaca andserge office coats. No. iO7--
don't you forget it.