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Hp<e3d1 Wfndeeh "a TIN ChIedso 3F3bunk
KASaAs C1T1, Juno 17.--Thous4nds OF dimtnu-
tive toads vero found this murning aitor tho
storm. A curious specimen Of worm wAa brought
to tho Times office by farmer. 1t conhssed OF
Email worms formed into = snall MAS about
foot long. The farmer saYa they trayetod In
that tpnnnor. Tho sFecmea wall b ksnt TO =
hugaiog1at TO investigate.
, 1875-06-18
M IN

CoLrNpus, O., Juns l7.-White ex-Conmesa-
man Vance Was speaking In tho State Democratic
Convention, sovcro rain and hail storm came
mp. which blow OF . portion Of tho slate roof Of
tho tRta-lIouRo.
, 1875-06-18
ILLINOIS,.

ILLINOIS.
CA1no, ILL.,, Juue l7.-TAo weather hereAbouta
has been tie ohiof topic Tor conversation for tho
past dAy or two. Yesterday forenoon Southern
Illinois Was visited by oue Of the most terrific
Rtorma known for yeArs. From ali points como
reports Of iujurios' to the growing ekops,
Of ran aud wind All along tha limo
OF tho Illinois Central Railroad, tho Ohio
and Mlsa,spippi Rivers, aud tho Cairo
l. 81. Louis Hailroad, tho wheat And ryo wore
blown down. mud tile superabundanee ct water
bus wsshod tho crope fearfully. tn some places
there was hail, aud generally tho wind blow
1ercely and ths lightning did Considerable GAM
age. In t4la city tho storm laated over IN hour,
mud moro than Al iuch Of rain fell.
Last night wo had another storm. and the
wind bsev worry hard, although not quite II
much rain fe1l ~ or Tuesday. Tho indications
today Aro good for moro OF It. Thn cFops arc
doubtless much Injured, - nearly Ill tbs grain
Is on tue ground.
apts1as ltspateh h 3hs CAttass 7S4buns.
CHAMPAIGN ILL.,, Juuo 17.-This morning Wit
messed auoshor one Of those disastrous ram aud
wind StorDs here, which arc 10 dlacoursQlng to
the farming communlty In this section, cAuasng
the rapid growth Of weeds aud destruction OF
corn. The u4nAl amount OF damage vas done BY
the heavy Niud.
, 1875-06-18

entertained BY the SOCIAL and political clubs Of
the city.
At ! late hour this evening tho at1eea Ne
througcd By crowds Of people attractcd by
THE BRILLIANT 1LtuMiHATtoHs
Of thu public bulldogs. Tho Btata.1louse mud
Cty-Hall were objective points, each presenting
= brilliant spectacle Of ghs-tesa. transpasoucles
tails Of Bunker Hill Monument powerful calcium
lights aro displayed, rejecting lloir brightness
far cut upon tho ssA aud adjacent country. w.
sloua residences and private buildings Aro tltu-
minated. and there IL : Gaaesl display OF nro-
works throughout tho city.
any antloipattoua that could have oeea formed.
nxspoxrIvG AEAR1-ruHoDs ArAA OFF.
Sptctat 0tapaeea to Yht Chfeaye TRIBUNE.
DENyrn, June l7.-The Now England Soctety
Of this Territory gaye banquet In this city TO-
night on bunker Hill Centenuiai account.
pnotT TURNING An uoAxsr Pgsxr our or IT.
8p*etai D,spa&eA T. Ths GA'oaeo Ittban..
bsttle Of 1lunker Hill vas duly observed hore,
Tbs Ladlea' Centennial Club held public en.
tsrt&inmcnt In the 0perA Hall this evening. 4
great ya1isty Of baantiful articles we're Oh exh,'
b.ion, tnAnY Of them having Revolutionary
h!stosy, and tue ball wRA yeFY handsomaly hpd
| appropriately decorated. Appropriate apeeches.
| reading. etc., formed : pleasant part Of the en-
| Tho proceeds 60 Into tbs treasury Of ths Woln-
BALr1uouE YEE1Iso ooop.
| BAL71Nonx, juno l7.-The cordial reception
| and generous hospitality OF Uoason to tho Fifth
| Msrylaud Reg,tnons haa bosn tho general subject
most sonsltiyc'y appreciated. and hss kiuatod Z
| teelluK OF frspdahiH anu KtAtt&ude hMouR III
classes - sincere - tho hospitality Of Doaton
! haA bseu generous.
, 1875-06-18


uext dlyision cnmrrlaad tho city aud 6tate Goy-
etumentH with thclr respective gueatB. Col.
Charles r. Fulssn's dvlsion was eAcorie1 by tho
Massachusetts comtnandoFy LOYAL Legion, aud
Chaplain Of tho day, Justices Of tho Massachu-
Bst.s Buprcme Court. United Station oihcotB, vs.
rious civil soc'etes, aud Veterans OF 1912.
THx 0REATrAr INTkERsr EAA MANIFESTED
In the fourth, Of veteran division. .u1dor tho lAr
snalship of Col 7. L. 1isermoze. Iii contained all
tho organizations, including exCoufe dorhtss, to-
ward whom everybody apnolred desltous Of
showing tho wAtmcst attention. Nearly al sna
organizations In tLls dlsisloa AntedAte tho Rev-
o'ution, the Boston Ancisass having Just cello,
brated thslr .3sth anniversary, having served
untIer the old Colonial Government. tpmeal-
atslY following were the gueats, To whom uos.
tonlsns, do ,he honoss Of 1sv'yed
btoshsFhooa. The Washington Ligh. II q,
asi'sty pas. Il Ner,elt u, H.. ,1a %s1s IL 'i'" "e.
The recognition al along tho route, tro:a thclE
entrance into CotuMbua avenue to their With
drawal With tho otsaer veteran organizations At
llaymaslct square, was ono continued osss!ou,
and, but for tue change Of poastion In tho l.ne
ffotn tho advertised programme. the denaonstra-
tioua over their appearance might have lnter~
supted the proxress Of tho diyIsl lion, no anxlol,
were The people to tsndet shesn the band Of fal-
lowahtp. Ths
CELEBRATED xurAw bArrLH.F14a
borne Ia tho tanks Of the ohArlcstouans ren.
5erpd thalr ideutlty, when abreaa: If The multi.
tuao, ubmidtakeAble, however; aud public eK-
pIsssons were OF tho heA1tiest description.
Tue fifth! sixth, Aesenth, sud o,ghth divisions
consisted OF Lexington nltnuts-tnsl, cadets from
various New England towns, Doston school rsYi-
niouts, posts Of lhs Graul Army Of tue hopub-
lie, knights Of PythlRs. Auclens Ordor Ut lIbes-
ulaus Catholic Total Abalncnca Societies. the
Order Of United Amo1acan Aechaalcs, and many
other organizations.
The ninsil division wss made up wholly Of
REPRESENTATIONS or TUE TRADE
and business Of ths city, many leAdiDg mescan-
!ck! establishments, contributing cars
aud wsEoEt .adcn With goods aud tua-
plements. H. .-any instauces tbs processes
of mapuiactpre wets shown by meu actually 1t
work. Thosd wers Atoaetber over 100 Wagons,
drawn BY 20oo horses. The bseHsrs alone hid
100 teams tu line.
Tho procession WAS four hours snd ten MIN
utcs passing given potut, aud waa estimated 1t
10 miles in Ieug.h. Decorations honY tho route
1eso geuorally elaborate, Tho gteAseat private
dispisJs ware made in Columbus Ayauus, where
were also atanda for sshuol.childzen, Chester
Tstk, Washington snd fremont sttssts, yes
much se4 dons IN tbs bux,naaa sectlon
through which ths proosasion pAased. TIA
public buI1d4pSh p!so4a Ut historic interest," ths
labs nd ha3sA "a has Wa ol taAsaA 4ase
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26
Administrstor's Sale Of =.
tate.
lY0TlCEIS HEREKY cIvr,

= N
IN In psFspsscs Of the order Of u -.
az ne county vi Boise aud Te.Y:ior, ~ =
on March =. les5. IN the matter a Is. =. ~
yick Ksrrsgxn. deceased, The Cnder.,..s
,rssox u sssd estate. VIII sell either !. -,
vssr sale In one or more parcels sud e
hereinafter set forth. sab3ec, " cou6,r..
Psobsss c0psk Oh saturday The
svv~nty-s<venth day Of Mareh \
between the hours Of lime o'eiocf in -.
aud the setaing u the sun OF ssad das - : 1
Plscersiil1 in said county. ali the nm. - /
Tres, and estsac o! The said laiSs.i. :. -. =
his desin. and Ill TIE right, title sue ga, Il
aid estate has, b. operation q! Las Q, e.
a,iired other than or III addition. 10 liz, 81 {
,ssr. IT the tsusr ~ his aessl. Ia sad = -
ditch aud saser right. known 10 The Wsrre.g
aud water right, also certain x.irine s,s~.s !
Lid property 10 ssfuxted in sad Booze ens.
sc.ib~d ~ follows. 20 Wit: oIs uattylss =
of The West Greek Ditch and as,er r,ss.' Z
undivided enc hss! u! ali hundred s.se =
ground s.isa,ed on California Esn Pa. |;
Known as tho 6aliAger aud kerrists chm,
undivided one sixth III I've huaarvs is,s ~
os sss~fnTrrwsnd tn csssfc.rsis Nm ks-S
D.strics. iaoan - iae Nor4.1y, Ahs-a uga I.
caassrs. TSgun Ana eOlc.tsoas u ssas ,s !.
czsA on DAY O. sac. b-l2nce Ia alse.s ANT
cxsnnrsnAslop IL sale by saad rrobsss Corr 1
~xp~nse oi purchaser.
Cos HALL. Administrator .. tie esa;
kerytgAu. deceased.
fuAtsu lITs. March J. is.S.-sA
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26
aaisftllxnrsn1.
TEE SUN. a.
Any AND WEI

rv AND WE
Dan TORle5o. -
., n: :, ,s,:s,.: . - !: s.
Of ,, ls:Ii snd fsar.ss.lyf -
fanny. THE WEEKLY Sun = eon3<S. ~ ben
on Of over ste and Territory: ssa - only
are found n ~. q The public We sns az but
y Y .sn aI ssep i fully mp @ q. osr ro~sr
snoeav ana sdd 70 IL varss a.s 8 IS thor.
IHE TEEkLy su ~ NE ns.s q .s Az .iiI ,a %
lcugh ne~vpspsx. when unimpors.n... = syesf.
!onna =. ~s - q moment and AsN ..,.. msnper.
- y clear. interesting sn1 w1rrxIY 6UN sis best
II IL our aim = q. .rs World II VII Dc Ion -
fsmny ne ma sppeopr,ass reeoiDs $500 scrupu
en-, iii mint nothing % oncno - eessis bs
ious ana deBoets $50: AZ Snspcss q - Day,
mast in.sss "a ana 9siblyItm,1 ,,,oent fest.
cssssuiy snr.I Department i psom .,ns -;r IL
.rs si in the WEEKLY suN. ana - the sssm,r
ways b. soeaA irs.l .oo .Sscrsdsnsin po,ass : IN
the nussss s ,Ss WEExLYs Sun y their paper asc.
7, belongs 20 no party. sna 80. .a~niou
ssr.on aDe es'nc ~ eorrup,ioa hat dis
OF the o - .ountry snd threatsns the
Ie~I.~~,, ,usa,fu,ioOs. IL has NO $3.50
IA 800 no ssvoes from their s.sh,ons srs
The markets Of every kind am an ' "'' --71R 40
rssnl.. rsp % ,ss WEEKLY sUs Is one dollar Ell
.ns sor = snsrs Of eigks pages. ana 81 n.pe,
.,mn. 4. this barely pays he -. 80 dtscoun,
printing :ss 70 sse ss make
81 -f.,<,. 10 extend iss cTcuiAtaon. IN "A
80, law which requires pay fnrn' y. - The cos
prepaid .A s ~. 10 ssasr %
/, IL no. necessary 20 gel up eSu . vho senAa
-. wprETY srN u, this rate An.ane 80
INC "n,.r and ,aeely cent. viii get the paper s'''
We have no travelling ssrt's
THE WEEKLY sUS.-hshi PAGES, ha.s =. A,
.,nns. Only 81 - ,ear. joaa9ePsffs
It.r p,fLY suN-A large four-pAge hsssP-r
/ ,rrn,y-e,vh, columns DAILY eifcuiA.nn
40 600 All the news for :. cens- 80 70,
postage prepaid. - CENTS non.n, -, ,.rr oen,.
AAAr<s.. ..THE So; r,,x
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

THE initial number of tho Times, large,
handsome daily published in the city Of Phila.
delphia, has reached US as an exchange. 1t ID
edited by Hon. A. X. Mcclure, q gentleman
well Ana iavorsbly known 70 the reading pub
licDf America is thoroughly Independent in
politics, and it, editorials are models OF earn
sst, bold, manly writing; the ideas it incul
Gates wholesome and correct. The Times i,
an exeeiisnt paper, land pr0ves that good car
come out Of Nazareth. ~. ,..t
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

DIRECrOgY.-We have before us copy OF
directory of the town Of WatsonviI'e, Cali
fornis, The production Of Mr.. Ed. Martin. 81
that place. 1t neatly printed. eloquently
written, compactly arranged. attractive and
highly creditable little history Of Watsonville
and Of Santa Cruz county, and esinces yer,
respectable degree Of literary ability in its au
thor. No other wurk that we have seen con
.tains 30 much valuable information concerning
Santa Cruz county, it's business, pursuits, in
stitutiops, agriculture. and society.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

DR.. Cicero NJ. Bates. who Occupies chair
ia the State Medical University Of California,
wrote ~ the editor Of the Ners Letter:
IL am entitalsd to credit, and ought to be
hau'ouly paid for the con'i'e manor Of my
reports Of diagnoses a. did not wish to be
volumes" ' ' ''.'' .
ID Neither Cicero's literature nor his orthos
ssaphy reflect great credit upon learned
1rOfession. owl .re.rit t...
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

no c. 7. SWAkTWOlT

TO c. +. SW AkTWOrT I'D
i Isa1sn. j. c. issAcs. IasaaAr I. Raig
,es Alien, Thos. Mccsr.. lr-. n hrw
laws. Charles Albright Airhoass CasF.l
whom IL tax. concern: so;.ce 10 Le.rr ri
/. Iaosns. Moasg.. Or. haze coae vpsa M q
ske sssa os
One itasdreA gtl6O and siriy n
- iAe Loce s:Ay mane. ~ The faces slsal
Ia the CoaIsy u boase. l~rr..css d laaaas
yoa have tailed H. cus4suD.is ia inegs
.oa. respective !siercsss In Nd u.lat d
sAsus A.asl! not have bsxa pad xs.til ID
as,s .rusn ihe DATE hereof your saas lasrrl
srlne w.li be fortified b. opeuass u Nv
JEOK MOTT
CrAxrznyxc. Jan !. 49,.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

~. fo,,cvinx il a copy Of telegrap0lc AIS
satch RECEIVED BY Us last night. = 'peaAs -
itself. telling good news 70 all
1',.ef4 aN. CO. s TKLEeRAPH:
Porslaad, March Is. 1875
=. c,oxr-IIxArrrLA: Dispatch just re-
..;vad from Col. Kelly. Washington. saying
that contract has been made and signed .! All
narties with English capitalists TO ouilo vac
portland, Dalles and Salt Lake Railroad Win
Col. Kelly says he has the contract IN us
possession.
JIM; SHEPHERD-Dear Sir: sena YOU
can ~ Of dispatch received from A. d. Stone
hhoy Very respectfully,
uuion, March 18th, 1885, o. sv4
x..v that II has become certainty that the
pm IS L. Railroad Is to b. built, the Peo-
nle Of Boise, Ada, ard Alturas counties should
Immediately take steps to insure It's oe'ns
built on this side Of Snake river. II II io'o"s
s.vn II. south side OF Snake river. 1t had
about a. well be in South Africa rs for all Tue
,ood il will do the three counties named ana
vet there is great danger that it VIII DC ou'''
there unless the company is at once shown the
advantages Of bringing the road on this side OF
.be river But are there any advantages to
ba derived from building the ruad on the north
aide Of Snake river instead Of on the south
.;deq We thiak So We think more than
.wo-tbirds of the Territorial domain are on
fbe north side Of the river; more than two
thirds Of the agricultural and grazing lands OIL
the Territory, three-fourths Of the mines
,hree;6fths Of the population aud wealth aud
all Of the timber Of account; and If the Chro"
icle map may be taken as a guide, the north
.rn side il the direct route. According e
that map, an air line passing from kelton VII
Salmon Fails to Farewell Bend. would inter
sect Boise City. The timber Of Boise ant
Alturas counties would aloEe be an importan
item in the business Of q railroad. Would !
not be good idea for the citizens OF the thre
counties named to raise money aud cause
surves Of the route on this side of the river I
be made, and have MI Of the facts in relate"
to It Represented to the company in 'nanne
which viii cause them to be acted upon
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26
Notice.
TO EDWARD WEE, ". T.

i s. n. puiselI. George p.asrass. 6. Y
as.d I'll waosai IL na, eance-n. Tea Gs
Cd. are hvsee. nosaed TIA; J. q. v CO
aoas ise tail sxaogn; q. sa:l Requires y =
Consr~ss @. issa, aud a'aeaaaea;s sasss
One uuaArsd aud Eighty - u
~-ogtA cn ihs Banner ausrss ieaes, dsO~sS
sstuassd ia Bose county. iaalo IsrriuT
sse hersh. required Ia 81! to me
As.snss yea on lbs sAsne AID sos sAs rsssx
Aassssas&xss1i. w.ia.n lsissJ can 20
hes~of or so-.e., ell 81 year raShs ua
aud claim ia. H., AID spaS. sas -
claim. - gruvsd~d is's by The 81 ssswsa
ipAao err. Jan. :. lsss o. y !"
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

Il JoHN MlrcnEL il dead |! and the Irish 30
oietiesdf New iYork and other cities, says a
telegrapbic dispatch to. tho -4rqlanche. are
preparing public meetings. to express regret
ut the sad event, q The date Of his death i.
not given in the dispatch.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26
1st3cs. Il
TO G. L. vAGlN, o. p1

IV " Ia AUIN, ". -
J. ] i3eas, IN. ~ !, vsslEaA ~
Beuiaesa. J. u. uca;h. Ii. vslsca . ~
Teeesss. 4. Richie. J. II. .ssrTsh' 81 :
naay concerr. You. AID each o. 700, -
,ined ~ Z d. Y. cmf,ks have dow
q. worA required by o. iss . Cesf'sss
amendsssn . Herc,o. - viii
TIVE 1lsndred sad Shty S~
vosst en iase Akar ot The West sHka !.
cry ssssa. 1eec s~ss- ss'ssaes 10
Bsssse county. Idaho Terrsso'.. nd WV
required to pay 10 me 81 ss~ssxAs - ~
the ssme. and Ar the pahgHcssscs % "
met, p,uass ps,4t, aNs:r0n TIE ss :.
'cst shM $unf saelsk skks inasrsss sas y !.
and srsn. Aaa bA.of sAs vss'
vsdrA As b sAs - Akess ere'sse 4,
Inano Cyrs. January ~. lisa u :"
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

If ycu want man to think well Of you.
7ever speak the truth about him unless it il
.zhs favor.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

10 PWI. SHERIDAN has left New Orleans and
will probably 60 to South Carolina to prevent
the removal Of the thief who has control Of the
State treasury Sheridan il in his element
when hsis bullying honest people and protect.
ing thieves.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

U. :. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAAEes
M.yl, ls73, % April ID. 1916.

The Revised Statutes ~ The United States seciohs
ssss ssS-. szss aaa yass require ever. person Ga.
gard In an. business. s'ooaioh. ot saIps,
80 ,.r,rr, hlna liable TO q SPECIAL TAX. I'D
PROCURE AAD PLACE dONsPSSt.
Dusty ~ ulS EsrABG1sHMEAT OA
PLACE OF BUS1AkAs STAMP arnoahs
,hc pa,.nen, If s&aa srfrfAf TAX for the Special
Ia, Year beginning May 1875. before ...n
@, sli1 bassfsrss sster April -. 'Gs
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

The French government has forbidden the
saleof the Nineteenth Century newspaper.
The French. government has not yet arrived
at the nineteenth, but is lettering in the nlists
Of the iisst or second centuries.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

THERE are at present LAG Oranges in the
State Of Ohio. with an aggregate membership
sf65 900. Six hundred members were pres
ent at State Grange held at Columbus, on
tue 9th Of this month. III II se - @..s
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

REECHEK's Church, in Brooklyn, is said to
APss gaining large accessions TO its membership
and Beecher's .'increasipg popularity il
~ickedly assigned be the cause.' Jliu Il
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26


= On the North fork, asdat the upper end Of the
caiion begins Lung valley. which i. seventy five
mlleslong, and one Of the most charminsy beau.
tiful be found on the globe. It's luxurianuy
covered with bunch grass and several coarse,
varieties, as well 40 tules, PUSHES, tar weed
etc, etc. Between Long valley and Uppe,
Payeste valley. snualy ensconced at the fee
Of towering, wood covered mountains, lie,
Round valley. Round valley is perfect geu
in appearance, but is level. marshy, and to,
cold for settlement. There is also laru,
valley on the South fork Of the river called
Dead Wood valley; but like Long and Rouot
valleys. it is too cold for anything but meadow
and grazing purposes. The hills Surrounding +
are high, densrly wooded, and anrifercus
All of these valleys will BE- utilized for ha,
and grazing purposes before many years aot
for these purposes they are unsurpassed. Al
tho upper. or northern terminus Of Long val
ley, the river il lost in Payette lake, sheet q
water THREE, miles in width by twelve il
length; clear as FURNISHED silver, aud teemiin,
with fishes. among which are the red tsh ani
mounsa'n .scu.. which, coming Is they do irc,i
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-10
[From Sundny's Daily Herald. j

Fort Worth hasn't got over her eX-
tension jubilee yet. Perhaps they have
had another "pauter" about town.
"A large party of prospectors from
the western states will arrive in Dallas
the latter part of the month. BE ready
to receive them.
The HERaLD's reporter sympa-
thizes with the defeated candidates to
the extent of about thirty-iivc dollars
in boots, hats and gloves. "'Twas
ever thus" etc.
Charles Barker, Esq, justice of the
peace for precinct No. 3, has resigned,
and the court has ordered an election
to fill the vacancy, election to take
place on the LIST day of May next.
"A man named Young delivered
himself up TO The authorities, Satur-
day. He is charged with having
forged n check on Eadus g. Co , last
fall, for the sum of sevcnty-tive dol
lars.
"A couple of horses, attached to an
omnibus belonging to Siler's transfer,
took fright at the Central depot, yester-
day, and went scampering off Mt a
lively pace. No one was in the bus at
the time, and the horses were caught
before any damage was done.
THE HERALD received pleasant
call, yesterday, from Mr.. George +.
Lewis, of the Saginawian, Saginaw,
Michigan. Mr.. l.. has made brief
visit to Texas in the hope of benefitting
his health. He will accompany the
Illinois editors excursion to the guy
cities.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-10
From Wednesdays Daily Herald

Judge Nat. NJ. Burford was yester-
day elected justice of the peace for
precinct No. |, by a large plurality.
The two young brakesmen, re-
Gently injured on the Texas and Pacific,
are still alive, with strong hopes Of
their recovery.
Col. L. G. McLure, formerly editor
of THE HERALD, was elected an alder
man from the fourth ward. He is a
close student of the topography of cur
city, and was on the right side of the
branch. Andy johnson commenced
as alderman, colonel. ErceisiCS.
--Messrs. Sanger d Brothers have
just received one of the finest assort-
ment of goods ever brought to this
city. Their stock embraces all descrip-
lions of ladies', gentlemen's and chill
dren's wear, boOis and shoes, hats,
millinery goods, and notions. Owing
to their superior facilities in purchas-
ing, they are enabled TO offer extra in
ducements to purchasers. The ladirs
especially are invited TO call and ex-
anime their stock.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-10

We had the pleasure of a call yester-
day from Prof. Julius ID. Dteher, Sc re-
tary of the faculty, and assistant pro-
fessor of ancient languages, Roanoke
college, Salem, Va. Prof Dreher IS also
corresponding editor of the Roanoke
Collegian, Il journal devoted to the in
terests of the college, copy of which
is before us.
Professor Dreher will visit Sherman,
Mckinney and other points IN north
ern and western Texas, spending about
two months in our state in the interest
of Roanoke college. The advantages
offered by this institution for the in
struction of young men is largely in its
favor, not the least of which, in these
times, is the moderate expense, while
the college ranks among the very first
class as an institution of learning.
Prof. Dreher will return to our city
next week. Circulars may be found at
the San Jacinto hotel, aud with Messrs.
Thompson Il Mcclellan.
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Mr.. J. w. Schenck was arrested yes
terday, on requisition from North
Carolina, on a charge OF enbezzle-
ment, while acting as sheriff of Han
over county, North Carolina. As a
matter of course, the affair created
considerable surprise and regret, as
Mr.. S. has always been looked upon in
this city as a safe, reliable and honest
business man.
The reporter called on friend Of
Mr. Schenck, and was assured that the
entire affair was preconcerted scheme
to swindle and persecute him. 1t is
claimed that Mr.. S. settled every dol
lar of his Indebtedness before leaving
North Carolina, and that he now holds
notes and bills of Indebtedness against
parties In that state amounting to nine
or ten thousand dollars. Mr.. Schenck,
in charge of an officer, left for Will
mington yesterday afternoon. The
HERALD trusts that he will he fully
ahle to vindicate his innocence, and
wishes him safe and speedy return to
his family.
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COncOr,iia Club.

Messrs. Harry II. Jacobs, Alex. Hex
ter, NJ. Ullmann, l.. Cohen, Gabe
Schwartz, II. Sparks, Nathaniel ia
cobs, Seymour Meyers, Henry 0. Wolf,
Alex. Sanger, Ben. Cohen, Julius l..
Ullmann, Morris Calm, S. Klein, NJ.
J. Jacobs, A. M. Friend, Henry Calm,
e. M. Hurst, Gersan Meyer, j. f..
Wolf VIM. Wolf, e. Block, Aug.
Calm, Ike Loeb and I. II. Baum, hav-
ing filed with the secretary of state the
necessary papers required under the
law passed in regard to private corpo-
rations, yesterday received from the
secretary of state II certified copy of
the charter granted.
The purpose of the corporation, as
set forth in the charter, is the promo
ton of social pleasure, literary musical,
dramatic and such other entertain
ments as may be intended to promote
the social position of its members.
THE HERALD wishes the COncordia
and its members happy attainment
of the object desired.