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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01
Communicated
ATTENTION,

The disappointed aspirants for county
offices of both parties are requested to
meet at the slaughter house tonight at
twelve to consider their peculiar con
ditiou.
Committees on Bread, Tripe, Tobacco
and Whisky Will be appointed.
A good cuSsin man can find tenn
porary employment.
A butchers wagon, a grocery store, a
barley mill and a blacksmith's Kat will
be offered for sale at low figures.
The question of settling in McGeary
and organizing a new county with
plenty of offices, will be considered.
An address on the uncertainty of all
earthly calculations, will be delivered
by Emperor Norton.
ONE Ov EN-.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01

ASrABBISg AFFRAY.-rhis morn
named Ike Ballinger, whi le under the
INF ence of liquor, had a quarrel with
Charles Haupt, a musician at the mid
die hurdy house ON Buel strret. He
applied some opprobrious epilhets to
ilaupi. when the latter picked up "A
lex of wood tn strike him. Ballinger
then stabbed iiaupt in the side-the
knife penetrating the lung. DR..
Bishop, who was Immediately called,
examined the wound and pronounced
it fatal. although, at last the
wounded man was still living, but
sinking fast. Ballinger, after making
considerable resistance. was finally ar
rested and lodged in Jail.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01

ANIMATED Saturday night and the
republican Convention combined to
sase Main street a very animated APP
pearahce last night, the streets and
g'pahioohs being crowded with people.
tnefe was a good deal Of drinking,
put no disorder to speak OF.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01

ALARM OF FIRE.-At s o'clock last
night the bell on the house of Rescue
Hose Company sounded an alarm of
fire, and almost at the first tap of the
bell there was a stampede of people
fIom the houses and saloons, and in a
moment Main street was black with
people. The fire companies promptly
got out their machines, but it was
soon ascertained that there was no oc-
caslou for their services. From all our
reporter could learn, the alarm was
sounded Ont of pure cussedness. II
such was the case, 1t was a silly and
reprehensible piece of business.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01

THE HoDGDEN MiNE.-In our item
In Yesterdays issue relative to mining
matters atSecret Canyon, we omitted to
mention that active operations are in
progress for the development of the
hodgden mine, which lies contiguous
10 the Geddes and Bertrand. A shaft
was commenced on the 18th of August,
ana Is now down sixty five feet, run
mhs trough quarts and quartzlte
streaked with seams of fine ore. The
prospects are favorable for striking the
os bonanza OF the Geddes and Bert
iand, which 1t is thought extends into
the Hodgden ground.
EUREKA CoN.-Letter of the 23d
rays; No particular change in mine.
prospecting drifts all in favorable
ground for ore. Taking out low grade
ore rom 9Th level in working towards
hichmond ground. Broke out tooth
~ gearing Wednesday evening, which
prevented taking out ore and ~necessi-
.a1eo closing down furnace. Damages
nave been repaired and we are now
taxing out ore again. Will not start
up furnace until an accumulation OF
ore Is on the dump.
DiED.-A young man named Morris
flncns died at his residence on Main
street, yesterday, of pneumonia. Heis
sad by those acquainted with him 20
nave been a very exemplary young
nan. His funeral will take place at 7
ociock this afternoon from his late
iesluence on Main street, adjoining
wells, Fargo & Co.'s Office, and will be-
Gphducted according TO the rites of the
hebrew faith, under the auspices oil
'"e Hebrew congregation OF Eureka.
ANiMATED.-Saturday night and the
republican Convention combined to
sase Main street a very animated APP
Pearance last night. the streets and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-25

Mrs. Bradfute, the estimable wife OF
Colonel w. II. Bradfute, late of San
Antonio, died on Sunday morning Mt
ten o'clock OF consumption. She was
formerly Miss Saunders, of Charlotts.
Vile, Albermarle county, Virginia,
niece of Hon. James Saunders, for
many years Clerk of the District Court
at Charlottesville, and sister of w. Il.
Saunders, Esq, OF Galveston. Her
first husband was DIR. u. Anderson, a
distinguished and wealthy physician OF
Fredericksburg, Virginia, after whose
death she married Colonel w. Il.
Bradfute, formerly Captain in the sec
ond regiment of cavalry General Lees
and sydney Johnson's old regiment)'
and afterwards o Colonel in the Con-
federate army.
Mrs. Bradfute leaves a sympathiAing
and sorrowing circle of friends here, In
San Antonio, aud Virginia, to mourn
her death, and husband, daughter
and young sou to lament their irrepar.
able loss.
The funeral took place last evening
from st. Matthew's Episcopal Church,
the Rev. Mr.. Davenport, the Rector,
officiating, after which the remains
were inferred in the City Cemetery.
THE HERALD extends to Colonel
Bradfute and the family Its sympathy,
I'm this their hour of distress.
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The Colonel Business

One of our largest manufactures
closed Yesterday morning. 1t was the
mandatory OF Colonies. For several
wears the establishment has been
largely engaged In converting peacea-
bile business men, inoffenslve old gem
tIeman. late subalterns In the two ser
vices and harmless fathers of Interest,"
ing families, who never smelt gum
powder unless it was gunpowder tea,
into "Colonels." A brisk business
was done, and many an untledged war;
rior went about decked In the warlike
insignia of grizzly veterans, giving a
tacit consent to the soft impeachment
of a Colonelcy never won In the field
or recorded In the archives of War
DEPARTMENT. The number of Colonies
turned out annually has been greater
than the demand, which has fallen OIL.
This has created glut in the military
market and desire of holders OF gen.
nine titles to realize, hence the emoar-
rassment and consequent stringency
followed by n disastrous assignment
and the closing up and the putting In
of a man in possession OF the colonel
mandatory.
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our Agricultural progress.

Some idea OF the rapid agricultural
progress OF this section of Texas may
be imagined from the following esti'
mate, made by an intelligent dealer,
of the number Of implements, etc., re-
ceiyed, sold or shipped from Dallas
during the past year: Flows, ten tc
twelve thousand; reapers, three hun
dred and fifty to four hundred; thresh'
ers, ninety to one hundred; wagons
twenty-five hundred to three thousand;
rakes, one hundred; gins, fifty; presses
fifty; engines, fifteen to twenty.
These implements and articles Of
machinery came by the car load from
the West and North. and constitute a
large and increasing element In our
trade. Az they are all Of the latest
and most approved kind they go a
| long way towards increasing produc-
ton and facilitating farming.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-25
POLICEICAL.
The Usual Monday Morning Routine
at the Mayors Court

The usual programme of DRINKS and
disorderly, drunk and down and carry
ing concealed weapons, consequent
upon the regular Saturday night Or
giles, was presented and gone through
with in the city court on yesterday.
Several parties charged with being
drunk and disorderly, and drunk and
down plead guilty aud planked up tho
usual fine. Three parties were ar
raigned for carrying concealed deadly
weapons and were released only upon
depositing the necessary amount OF
cash IN the Golfers Of the city treasury.
Patrick Walden arrested for attemp'
ting to murder Michael Houston at the
Trinity brick-yard, Saturday night,
was brought before Justice Peak and
the investigation of his case contin-
ued until to-day.
Before Justice Mcclure yesterday
was Burrell Roberts, colored, charged
with stealing two mules, and in de-
fault of bail was committed to Jail to
await examination tomorrow,
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raGGnIfrp tA9b.
ooi0r.a ilsIlnapplng AmonR US.

John Deyfon, q negro, entered uho
store OF Mr.. !. A. Itoussel, ol2 E'm
street, Sunday morning, between D ana
q O'clock 10 do some work In the back
ward, Mr.. Wolf OF Loeb a. Coz who
had the work, sent tho negro back
through the store TO get spade TO dig
with, Mr. Kuchlthan, who was In
charge OF the store In Mr.. Roussels alb
sence, had left II for few minutes to
20 into an adjoining building from
which he could easily watch the store
through the lattice by which the
houses were divided. The negro while
going through the store, and not OBJ
serving anybody In 1t, seized the
chance and believing himself perfectly
unobservcd, took tin can OF five
pounds OF lard, and conceallng II UNI
der his coat, started out OF the store up
Elm street
Mr.. Kuchlthan who had seen him
take the tin, followed Immediately hhu
ordered him TO stop. The negro seeing
himself suspected then started In q
run, and WAS chased by Mr.. Kuchlthan
over TO Main street, where other citl'
zens Joined In the chase, and drove
him back to Elm street and across the
Texas and Pacific railway. The THE
was finally stopped by two shots from
qhicpr DUMPS pistol. The lard was
found at the corner Of Film and Foy
dras streets, where he had dropped 1t
The case came up yesterday morning
before Justice Mcclure, who put hin
under a 5000 bond for trial on Wod
nosday morning next, when this SABLE
snapper up Of unconsldered triiies will
have to explain or he badly giver
away.
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 49,
PREFERRED SPECIALS.
clo,hInu / clolhlna | cIothIna !

Al the New York Clothing House, COZ Elm
street, Dallas. and 81 walker street. Now
York. we ask an special favor, that every
body desiring clothing, hats, or gents ,ur,
nishing goods, will examine our goods ana
compare prlces, ifnot convinced tl,a. wo nro
giving better value for the prices, 'hnh INV INV
ever been seen In this Guy, lpon VIZ a".'
nv, oxnect them 10 buy. Such an opportunity
,o INV frst- class clothing at less Than man
ufacturlng prices may never occur again, ~
wa wlsh TO lay our assortment before the
public, and get fairly aauainted with the
trade, we win make such great reduction
nom regular prices, rs to at once gain aver
with the general public and DO con-
yioted OF being the lowest price clothing
house I'm Texas. aprli-d6w3ms
The above establishment, IL branch Of
the well-known house OF A. Streinburg
Co., 81 Walker street, New York.
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National Surgical Institute, indiahnp'
oils, Indiana,

Three or more of the surgeons OF the
Institute will visit points Ia Texas as
follows
pallas-May 10, ", is and 10, 1875,
At the CFutchReld House,
Galyeston--May 20, "a, 20 and ~
1870, at the Washington Hotel.
Austln-May 80 and 81, June l and
2, 1875, at the City Hotel
San Antonio--June 0, 7, s and9, 1875,
at the Menger House.
AS this Is the last visit which these
Surgeons will make to Texas, we I'D
wise all the arliic,ed TO BEE them this
time without fail.
April 25 deodti&w4t.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL.

The Grand Union Picnic ON Saturday.
Arrangements have been made to
hold at Terrell, on Saturday next, a
grand Union Sunday School picnic, in
which the majority of the children OF
the Sunday Schools of the various de-
nominations In our city will partici-
pate. The children all remember with
pleasure the successful and delightful
one Of last year, and nothing will be
left undone to make this equally at
tractive. Tickets are for sale at Con-
nor & Walkers, Oram's and l.. M.
Con nor's, near the Postotfice.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Harry Robinson's Ministries are
coming.
Another foot race, big thing, on
the tapis.
-.Croquet sets for 81 so Mt Reed &
Lathrop's.--Ad.
business wore a lively aspect yes
terday morning.
Hamilton & Co. will sell hats or
''burst in trying.'--Ad.
The amount of cation received to
date, Is about 81 900 bales, against 81
900 last year.
Ladies' and gentlemen have o
standing invitation TO visit Hamilton
&Co.-Ad.
Hamilton Il Co. are the live hat
tiers. Look at their windows and be
convinced.-A
Spring hats constantly arriving.
Those purchasing now are sure to get
the very latest styles.-Ad.
Lovely gold:watches and chains,
and the celebrated diamond spectacles,
at Grams, 507 Main street.-Ad.
The rush has commenced at HAM
ilton & Co.'s. No wonder the dry
bones move. Oh, those hats.-Ad.
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired and warranted at Webbs, sos
Main strest.--Ad.
An unusually large number OF
cotton wagons were visible upon the
main business thoroughfares yestsr'
day.
Hamilton & Co, have stock Of
hats, caps and furnishing goods calcu.
lated to captivate the most fastidious'
I'D.
The children of the Episcopal
Sunday School voted on Sunday ia
have a picnic instead Of buying books,
by q vote Of forty to three.
THE Herald acknowledges the
receipt Of an invitation to be represen.
ted ut the Odd Fellows ball, to be given
at their hall on the 26th instant.
"A vIllanous mud hole and cesspoo
on Elm street. Phoenix Mills CALI
loudly for council investigating or /
congressional deodorizing committee
1t is queer, but it is.a fact. Ifyou d
mot believe It, 60 to johnson q Man
gets, LeGand Hotel, and they will
sell you ticket to New Orleans 70
fiftsen dollars.--Ad.
--Bradleys' Croquet, the very bes
made, and cheap. now at Reed a La
throp's. Also on hand and daily arriv
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'ut4.aAsNfly =, -
luc, (reab invoices OF blahk books,
Office stationery, wall paper nAse
balls, and printers material Prices
low.-Ad.
The members OF the Christian
Church are looking about for a site Tor
a new Church edlnce, They are anx-
ions TO build this summer.
San Jacinto Park was opened
Sunday evening IN grand styie'
large crowd being present VINO enJoS''
the festivities of the OCCASION
Lost Saturday, a five'shooter' COWS
cartridge pistol, nicklc or silver pia'eu'
walnut handle. Ten dollars VIII DO
paid for It's delivery at the Lamar
House.
1t behooves every one 10 ave"
horouQh cleaning and general over
hauling Of their premises. Hot wealth
or ia commlng and the cleaner things
are, the less chance OF sickness
Why not buy four seed ana
Havana cigars instead OF three ior
twenty-five cents, and try Theo'
Reinecke, 300 Main street-oldest 70
bacconist In the city p-Ad.
"A Kansas capitalist has let the
contract for the erection Of n handsome
block OF brick business houses on Eth
street, pear Sycamore. They VIII OK
tend through TO Main street.
--Destefeno Bros, 1913 Main street
are In receipt of a choice lott OF Messina
lemons and oranges, cocoanuts, Dan
anas nuts and fruits Of oil deaorip
lions. Those In want of fresh fruits Of
nuts should give them a call.--Ad'
oiled, near Eagle Fore, Dallas
county, OF apoplexy, James Horton
aged fifty-nine years eight months and
twenty days. The funeral will TAKE
plaoe from his late residence this even
Ing at 4 O'Clock D. m. The friends an'
acquaintance OF the family a'e ~
specially invited.
The Memphis Appeal OF the 2otl
SAWS that man who had jumped hi
bondsmen at Dalton, Georgia, aeVera
months ago, was arrested In Dallas AM
taken to Memphis In irons, en- rout
back to Dalton. He had been captures
once before in Dallas, but escaped iron
}, the cars.
jill. Lloyd, Agent for IL, IL, Lloy
4 Co.'s map and charts, Is In the CIT
for the purpose Of getting subscriber
for them. The maps are excellent, tn
very latest, and evidently accuratel
designed. Every business or profet
sioual man should have one. Appl,
y at THE HERALD office, or address pos
tai card to j. ]. Lloyd, Dallas, Texas
Ad.
If you want over two hundred
: of the latest and most elegant pattern
of wall paper to select from' 20 TO
p. Lyle, bookseller and stationer, oV
Main street, where yoa will find tn
largest stock In the West, and price
i at the very lowest. No extra charg
Il for trimming. Also n large stock
? rustic shades constantly on hand.-At
" Lamar street, near Elm, was Ell
y, livened, last evening, with what
n first promised to be iirst-class run'
~ way and smash-up, but, alas for III
reporter, the fun was all spoiled.
horse attached to a job wagon, smar
ing under the too frequent applicable
0. of the drivers whip, became unrul!
b and threatened for while to demolis
everything in sight. He was final
checked in his mad career, loosed frol
N the wagon and quleted, without hay
Il ing done material damage.
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Notice 10 Transient Patrons.

The accumulation OF small accounts Tor
advertising and job work IN tina Gnice forces
usto adhere strictly 10 the following terms
Rp advertisements, except OF parties with
whom We have running accounts or make
written contracts, will be Inserted In this
paper unless paid IL diUance.
We will make no contract to Insert adyor-
tisemonts amour ting TO less than s.. or that
run for less time than one month, otherwise
than fal cogh IA dilanco.
All job work, except to those with whom
we have current accounts, PAYABLE ON DE-
LIVERY.
We are impelled TO this course in self.de-
fcnse, and those who ask deviation from II
eau carry their work elsewhere.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-25

The Odd Fellows anniversary ball
to be given ON Wednesday evening
promises to be a grand affair. The in
vitations are extended to gentlemen
only, and they will invite their lady
friends. As 1t will be the last ball Of
the season let us see to its being sue
cess. Tickets of admission for those
having invitations can be procured at
E. p. Lyle's, from members of the or
der.
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Fish DepOf.

The citizens OF Dallas are informed that
the undersigned is now located In the city,
No. lOi Market street, for the purpose ofsup-
plying them with saltwater hsh and fresh
fruits. No need to eat Catfish and Buffalo
when you can buy Trout, Red Snapper,
sheephead, ETC., at l21f cents apoupd. Give
me a call. lSAAC NJ. LEWIS,
aprlswl No, l0i Market street.
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To the Public.
pALLAs, TEXAS, April q, ]

DALLA9, TEXAs, Aprf "a, 1915
Az general impression has prevailed
among my friends that would soon open q
saloon in the house recently run by Joseph
Mueller, and styled the Monticello house,
this ia TO inform the public that have aban-
doned my intention of so doing, because my
mariner and l could not agree upon the
terms that we had really already agreed to.
onr articles OF agreement are open TO public
inspection. Yours, respectfully,
anrai.dst 7. ]. BRENNAN.
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-i,b Fish Fish

The undersigned is receiving daily from q.
b. Mason, the largest FISH dealer IN Calves
ton, all kinds Of salt water fish. Mr.. Mason
ships the nsh and oysters for oil Texas
sell at ten cents n pound. l also Keep
constantly on hand all kinds OF fresh veget'
nbles. JOE. Abbohho,
One dsor North OF Nussbaumer's beef mar
net. Dallas, Texas. apr2ldl5t
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Are Coming !
Harry Robinson's Minstrels will a

Harry Robinson's Minstrels will APP
near at Odd Fellows Hall on Friday
hight April 2Sth, and a grand matinee
IN Saturday at 2 p. m. This company
Although strangers among US comes
h,ghlv recommended by the Northern
and Eastern press. They are on their
wav N Houston under engagement to
Mr. Gregor OF the Opera House to play
Sve nights fair week, so that their per-
formances here are limited. After the
sstsrnoon performance Saturday they
leave by the $3.50 p. m. train for Hous-
ton.
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GRAND SATURDAY MATINEE
500 REWARD!

Stolen or strayed from the undersigned. on
Commerce street, East Dallas, on the night
OF the pad instant, one dark brown mare
mule, about Is hands high, heavy. built,
branded U. y. on lett hip and left shoulder,
and figure on the left side Of the neck. One
bright bay horse mule, about 10 hands high,
heavy built, branded with blotch brand on
the left shoulder. The above reward will be
promptly paid for the delivery to me of the
above described mules. 4. O'NEIL,
1904 Commerce Street, Dallas, Texas.
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Ladies, Attention |

am receiving daily from New York,
large invoice Of tho finest novelties In Mill
merry Goods, French Pattern Hats and all
kinds OF untrimmed Straw, English Chip
and Leghorn Hats. will keep always on
hand the largest and finest assortment OF
the latest novelties, such as Flowers, Laces
Trimmings, and will sell them lower than
any other house in the city.
Please give me call, and will BIO happy
to show you the Latest Novelties.
3. IRALS0N,
mchl2-tf. CID Main street.
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Notice.

No bills against any one connected with
The Herald Office viii be allowed In settle
ment OF accounts due the Office unless by ex-
press agreement with the Business Man
ager
No contract for advertising will be recog-
nized by this office unless countersigned by
the Business Manager.
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Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Kerr are on a
flying visit to New Orleans.
Judge Reeves, late Associate Justice
Of the Supreme Court, has returned
home.
Major Helm, ofthe law firm of Helm
& Ramsey, has gone to Tyler OH busi-
ness,
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CITY BUSINESS.
Hot and Cold Baths al Wilson'S, No
.,A Elm str.et. DECIDEDLY
Grand shreveport Excursion, May is'-
speeIaI Train.

All parties desiring to accompany the
Firemens' excursion to Shreveport and re-
turn, can procure tickets at So % for the
row. ID trip by reporting at once. Professor
Parker's brass band will accompany the e,'
cursionist, and good time Is expected
Firemen who desire to go will report to their
respective Foremen at once, 30 that tickets
can he reserved for them. BY order OF
W. G. COMMON, Chief.
P,W.L1SsK iR, Department Secretary.
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