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poses In the way Of his return. There
are 90 many conditions In the con-
science of.Mr. Bull to DO compiled with
and 80 many scruples TO be overcome
before he can be extradIted, that the
result IL equivalent 70 an embargo
Well, there Is not much TO complain
Of anyhow. Criminal Justice on this
side Of the water Ia pretty much OF a
farce and there Is about M much wis
dom In the Dogberry rule--to call the
watch together and thank God we are
rid ofa knave--as In the one that OBJ
taina
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THE New Orleans Times, reviewing

THE New Orleans Times, reviewing
the situation In Texas, says;
Texas elects United States Senator
tomorrow, and will send u Democrat
In the place OF Morgan q, Hamilton,
who defeated the levee appropriation
last year. Not long since Governor
Coke and Lieutenant Governor Hub.
bard, though both Democrats, were
violently opposed on several questions
Of State policy, particularly on thesub-
ject OF the subsidy OF the International
Railroad and the ratification or rejec-
ton OF the State Constitution recently
passed. Yet 1t seems that the friends
OF the two gentlemen have came to-
gether with the view Of eleotlng Coke
to the Senate, and promoting Hubbard
to the executive chair, and the indlca-
lions now are that this plan will DO
carried out. The inference IL that the
two gentlemen have finally concluded
to agree, or that Governor Coke has
become convinced that the policy OF
the State should DO changed, Other
wise he could hardly accept. the vacant
Senatorship.
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The mysterious disappearance OF
Tweed frequently exercises the metro
politan press Of the East. They had
counted with certainty upon some
shrewd detective finding him ere this,
but 1t seems that every trace Is lost
and all hands are at fault. 1t is yet
suspicioned that he remains hidden In
New York city. The $4,000 offered
for his rearrest has been tempting
enough to enlist the best detective tai
ent Of the Eastern cities, buttheir COM
bined efforts have been In vain thus
far
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We would suggest to our City Coun-
oil the propriety OF draining Main and
other streets by proper cutters. II 1t
We're possible to enforce the building OF
sidewalks ofuniform width and heighth
much would be added to the beauty OF
Dallas. But In view Of approaching
warm weather, proper police of the
streets Is of supreme Importance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-28

WHEN an American rogue runs off
before he is detected and makes good
his escape to that empire whose morn
ing drum beat, following the sun and
keeping company with the hours, en-
orioles the whole globe with the oon-
tinued strain, and 30 forth, 1t seems %
DO pretty hard to overcome the obsta-
Giles which the empire Aforesaid inter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-28

THE Austin Gazette Is evidently on
the war path. 1t 10 pitching into Coke
with an earnestness and vim that must
be refreshing to our portly Richard.
The Statesman, meanwhile, Is ~ placid
and comfortable as though all the
patronage Of the State administration
had been eternally secured. H..'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-28

COUNT CAvoUR's secret correspon-
dence, among other letters, contain
eleven from Napoleon III. eight from
Prince Bismarck and three from Prince
Gortschakoff. 1t is expected these let
tiers will shed flood Of light upon the
real causes which produced the war
between France and Prussia.
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9ailg Aerald
DALLAS HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
DALLAS. TEXAS.
FRIDAY MORNING. .iii;A APRIL as.
CoLFox Is said TO have made $4,000
this season lecturing. That's just ten
times the amount OF that check but II
took longer TO get II.

Mr.. SEDLY, brother-in.law Of Mrs.
Forrest, now comes TO the front In n
reply 10 the vindlcatory letter OF
Charles OConnor. The letter IL well
written, and makes a very forclble re-
joinder to the celebrated lawyers de-
claratlone,
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OUR lady contributor who sends NJ
the we'll written article entitled "How
Sprigins went to the Fire." will accept
our apologies for Its non-insertion.
Just at the present time we have
scarcely room for our editorials and
adyertiseme
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The police OF Sherman have been
uniformed 'in blue coats with brass
buttons, belts, baton and Whistles"
Trousers do not seem to be required AZ
part OF the "uniform.n
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W. +. LfrE' Up. MURPHY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
W. r. LYTE.
FOR SAIE.

Improved and unimproyed pronertv IN
every quarter of the city; also. farms and
of Texas. 'o""''e'
For rent-Dwellings and business houses in
1he city OF Dallas. Special attention paid to
fishing land claims; also, to the COLLECTING N
rents, notes and accounts, by
W. +. LYTE e CO.,
Real Estate Agents, Ne. lOs Dainar street,
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TIE nuL1,nN rAx.

Tho journals Of tho State nro very
generally taking n position unqunli-
tiodiy in opposition 10 thc'TtpGar di tho
present law taxing bullion. Ayigorous
ohjer!ion TO the payment OF this tax, il
made by some Of the heavy mine own
ers Of tho Comstoclr, Oh tho ground that
the amount which they arc required to
pay upon their bullion product, ia tho
form OF taxes, il disproPortionate with
that levied upon other species Of prop
orty in tho State. Tho EuroIa SenaacI
being located in q thriving mining
camp. has doubtless given tho. subject
cGroful attention, and is therefore qunli-
fed to speak intclligently MS to the truth
or falsity Of tho allegation, mud tint
journal arrives ut Tic following conclu-
sion:
a faiter Tax than that which runs
against tho net proceeds OF The mincs
WAS never devised or imposed. Tho
laying ininos Of tho State nrc probably
worth 500. 00O, 600 in coin. They rep
resent five times that amount on, paper,
md still lhcy paid taxes last yGnr on
only SD ,OOQ, 200. All other classes Of
roal and personal property. in tho State
paid on M aggregate ynluo OF SIS, 00o,-,
UJU, n. sum Mt lonst approximaiipg the,
real value. Tho policy OF the law in
excmp!iny from taxation non-produe-
two mines il certainly emincutly sound,
tho hazardous nnturo--uf tho business
of mining considered, but il cannot be
denied that the productive mines have
been literally dealt with. Tho proaent
Inv Ia just and wiso ono AMI must
net DO disturbed"
An effort will probably DO n,ndo dur
ing the coming session Of tho Legigla-
turo, TO accomplish Tho repeal Of this
law, and II bchooycs our representa-.
tivcs to cnvrgeticaliy oppose any meaa.
urc looking i'll TINT direction. As tho
rovcnuo fur tho supporter tho State
Government is derived from taxes, and
ms eycry species of property III the
State Is taxed, there can be. no valid
rcHson why tho bullion, which cous.i.
tutcs n great portion OF tho wealth Of
tho stnte, Should not DO Obliged to boar
its just proportion Of tho burdens OF
Government.
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szr'Tzzvsasxssrnesxza
1'i"DG:i OK TOP.

According to tho lntcst Dispatcher
from tia east, Iild:h'a chances for suC-
ccas are rgniil in tte ascendant. Iso.
ports from Florida arc % tho effect Tint
the Investigations 10y the Congressional
Committees iiGyo disclo'"d tho fact
that the Tilden electors wercsucccssful
In that State, and Tho returns hr Hayes
were OILY 6cenrrd through ays1mnlic
fraud. II 10 reported that these fluids
woro generally 80 transparent, that oT>i
tho Republican members Of tho com
mitteo admitted that they could moi
conscionciously DO denied, md tho SUI
promo Court has required tho Board &c
roYlso tho entire count. -.
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H=E4s-z...-...,,zs--v,

at eight O'Clock this morning, n Ger
man named J. +. Wilbclt, shot md
Killed bis Wifo,. on Mission street, u,ur
I%enty.cishth. He surrendered him.
SELF ind was locked up OIL chargo Of
murder; his own statement is to tho
effect that ho married tho woman about
twelve years ago, i'll New York, and
came here eight years nSo; engaged in
tho grocery business; that OH three SEN
HrHte occasions his wife has sued for n
aiTofco on the ground Of cruelty, and
failure to provide; that the last suit wns
commenced In November aud is still
pending; that for years pasl his wife
hail been unfaithful to him, cohaLi,ip.
among others, with his own brother
Last. night he became aware that sho
had COMO TO The house OF Il blacksmith
named Matthews, living at tho corner
Of Mission and Twenty ninth STREET,
lie watched and waited for her most NJ
the night, and i'll tho morning, saw her
leave tho house and 80 down Mission
street; followed her, and ut tho corucr
Of Twcnty'eighth Gccostcd her, upbrniI-
ms her for her conduct, TO which sbo
replied twas 10 business OF his, wL,n
Ito drew rerol yer and fired two shots
into her breast, killing. her almost in
Sthntiy. Wilbert is mn intelligent, we'll
appearing man, thirty-nine years of
nSc, and at present engaged as city
laup lighter.
a report is received that jewcler,
doing business ON Commercial street,
Suicidcd this morning. at Oakland. No
particulars; the lame is believed to b,
L.scclles.
The Supreme Court, to day, over.
rn!ed WiSGmgton's demurrer TO tho
writ Of mandute OF pnchcco, direct.
ing the Secretary OF State 10 issue GER
tii!catc Of election to pachcco. TL.
case comes up this afternoon OH ITS
merits.
The Grand Jury which will report
$3.50" "-'Si''puB Ihb iOuuu one lntliCt-
mcnt against Frederick Marriott for
o.iorlion, in the case Of Samuel Schrei-
Der Of the Western Savings x Trust
Company, and four inlictm, nts for libel
III the Case of Frederick Clay. aud
also fonr indictments to the same pur-
pose, against MnIiiott's son.
Mrs. Johanna Kobuckc, while enter
tHinins number Of friends last night,
ut her residence on Bush ana Fillmore
streets, rlayfuiiy pointed n pistol al
guest named 4. DECKER, when Il was
discharged, the ball striking DECKER in
the hight breast, inilicting mortal
wound Mira. Kohncko h locked up on II
charge Of assault with deadly weapon,
but Diccler in his ante norton state
mont asserts tho shooting was purely
accidental. .!.., .'.-: ..H. ....
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3 T.. T. E GRAPHIC,


NV YoNK, Dec. 81.
Tho 7ribaat'1. Washington special
says; Representative a. 8. Wallace OF
South Carolina. asserts that great clcc.
ton frauds woro rcrpclratcd by tho
Democrats OF this district, for tho pur-
.psn Of defeating him. Ito Says that
n'>yill be nblo to trovo not only Tho
ll''''.,dN,ion OF Republican voters, Iu,
the "i>tlation Of NJ lost 1900 uepr.
gi"'is "h''NortIi Carolinanh. who voted
for his orpecnt." 'se ,",
The World Now Orleans -,cri, f.
denies That Tho Vomocrata intent %
tnko, pogsgsf8ion o>lhc State Ilous,
Tho Democratic m6N1cr. will anil
for. admission, bo rcfnsCA,and will mr..
ganizo elsewhere. Tho\Uouocrotic
Senators will probably tcininN IA ,l,c
Republican Senate. y
Tho WoriFs Washington spocinf>ays
Den I'LL has wfittOh n loiler for puDi.
cation, in which ho eyplNina at gOn'
lcngth his political position. 10 th'
recent attacks no replies sharply, dc
Glazing that ho IL gafo Glono when b,
docs nothing that fools eau criIicisc, OF
does only whot hirplinSs viii pun for 4
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WEEKLY slNl lgDspEapEAT.
SUNDAY. ni:cE'ip;:u CT. 10.
~
LofAIh asib Saso&. /

Z
Mr.. Robers 1ngctsoll Of Illinois. alta
Republican,, meeting III; Peoria, Sfew
days ngo. hiado uto of Sno following
language:
Rutherford L. Hnycr will be inau-
gurutea on the fifth Of March next. 1t
becomes every Republican to stand
6quarely, because there ure hundreds
Of thousands Of Democrats, North and
South, ,Shn iwb1ld like "a kirh up n
muss. Willie they are doing TINT, they
Want to rccOllect Tint u. S. Grant is
President. mad that he, has killed moro,
Democrats then any man living. They
wRnt 10 rect,llcct too, Tint tho Vice
President is Republican. Thoy want
to rccollcct that wc havo the Senate Of
the United Stntce, We have tho Army
aud the Navy"
Now, Mr.. lngsrEoll is nm ackaow-
lodged leader in tho Republican party,
whose organs have pcrBistontly charged
npon its political opponents NIL the dis
Loyalty to The Union, o1tant in America,
Int wo worry much doubt il there ever
existed within the bEcuatt uf tho most
'tS'IN SSSESHAOiSot NJ. Nlllus~'StNC ana
incendinry spirit M that which be-
tags itself III tho words above Gnotcd,
uni although thcro is good reason 10
believe the sentiment thus poured forth
by this political demagosue is by no
iacnns iudorscd by the grent mass Of
Republicans, it is only too apparent
that the principal party leaders enter
tain, il they do not express, tho Same
views, fur like tho Phnrasocs Of old.
while claiming ull tho human and di.
vino virtues, thanking God that they
aro,,o snpt. ,.,.tp s n. other ~. men,
nro really tho most rotten and cor
rupt in the entire pack, and like
I'LL other hypocrites. seek to conceal
their own criI:cs and Inotnncsses, by
Justify conforming others. Mr.. IngeT-
soil prctends to fear disloyGlty from
Democrats, and then casts into their
teeth the Mernuce, that unless tho
Presidential question IL decided salts;
factorially to hin1elf ,rGnd friends,
whether that decision Las the sanction
OF Law OF not, the Army and Navy will
DO called into requisition. Is this tho
style OF men 10 load great party?
Most assarcdly not, Rnd the sooner they
are turned nilrift the better.
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,E15ss----=-::..SSa.ro
The ve,. ue:nsern,ie rnnsr.

Therrajcctors of the new Democratic
newspaper met on Tuesday evening,
in San Francisco. nhout twenty-five
gentlemen being present. This Com
niittcc appointed at tho preceding mcot-
ing to secure Incorporated Exported
having interviewed about thirty citizens,
who had expressed Willingness to be-
como inrorporators. T Many, of them,
however, were not ab!e to attend the
meeting. and it WAS adjourned until
this evening. when tho report will be
nninl IN -----
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IIoNcl;s 70 cSovTr;.

The struggle 10 secure majority of
reteh IN tho Electoral College by the
:orpoSiGg iMrtics, has had lho t4ccl OF
developing moro legal acumen respect
Ing The lHN.gcvSrnthS the ciisibility Of,
Electors. and as TO tho Authority by
which thu y are ENTITLED sto act, than
could have Eecn callud 'fo:lii undef any
other Gil umstaaces. Tho uncx-
pected Tan OF political aT..!..,
in Oregon. by which IN alleged
Republican majority n tie College was
overcome By the granting of cer,i:i-
cato TO Democrat by tho Governor,
has excited n world Of comment, hence.
upon his aiiiyal hero last night, 10
was received by the Democrats with
music nnd other marks of consideration.
The Governor made brief speech, out
lining his position, nnd,, claim
inS iiis. ability 10 prove that
every step taken in connection
with tho Cronin affair, was strictly uc-
cordins to the law governing such Cases.
The Governor is All excellent t.lIcr,
ami clearly understands tho position he
has taken. lie is evidently man O.:
no ordinary intelligence, and is doubt
less better qualified to judge MS to Ike
legality o: his course. Than any Of those
who so readily decry it.
. HH.g 800. I'D.
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.,.y,+,r.r--5urrt-nT-r.vr
peau, Of n,-s,nntor Wye.

o." .H
Among our eastern dispatches today
IL ono from Now York containing tho
announcement OF tho death, At White
Plains, WeslchcSter county, In thnt
State, Of james W. Nyc, formerly q
United States Senator from this State,
and prior 10 tho admission Of Nevada 10
tho Union, Territorial Governor. lilo
was well advanced IN yearE, md for n
long tfmo past hi, health has been
40 brokon Tint tho lcaso OF lifo could
not bayo. been expected to extend much
longer, aud therefor tho intelligence Of
his death will occasion much lcas cur.
prise tlnn regret. ,H
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CIIAVGa nlS aIANluEMEyr.

The Eureka Stahhcl Of The 2Slh inst,
contains John ii. Dennis valcdic-
Tory to the patrons: of''thht journal,
III which he speaks Of it's succ?. g,
tho perfect accord which hns al
ways existed hctw,cn limGci; and Gas.
sidy, and with glowing tlibulc 10
his former -paTtnst's s,nlcnL and judg-
mcnt. expresses regret nj his retirement
from position he Inns SO long filled in
INC editorial management Q. the Sentinel
a. 81 |'lmln. igrinc.ly Of. he WI...e P:no
Mars, succC DIS SIr. Dennis in the own
ership of tho SeaG"ei, tEo finn namo be-
ing nov Cassidy & Skillmu !.
MIR. SkillmLn is iirst-rlass
newspaper man, few having had n
larger experience in tho profession OH
the coast than he, nor hno who sill
como nearer filling the wide gap in Tie
management, created by the withdrawal
Of Dennis, than our old acquaintance,
4. Skillnau. Success to the now firm.
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ErTWa-EzE.rGyya

fiTnE cafson IPptai!l wonders il tho
"Aiutcrrilied OF l.lko called Oh Watts
Of Oregon, for speech ms he passed
through here OH his way cast. Tor the
information Of tho APEsai We would
state that tho untcniied" were
promptly Oh hHnd TO listen to any ox-
plantation regarding his conduct the
gentleman might have desired TO make,
bnt as tho DR.. VAS Theoretically sealed,
they wcro forced TO restrain their desire
to, " hear from Oregon until tho mr.
rival OF Governor Grover, since which,
pools on CrOnin have advanced an
hundred FOR cent.
-. a CITIZEN Of IIiitord, fGonn., tells
the following story of General Wade
Hampton: General uamrton's father,
who was millionaire, had three Child
reH-one son md two daughters. At
his death hc loft TO each daughter, by
his will, $500, 900; tho ost Of his largo
property he left to his son ,WRdc. At
ter tho funeral, tho will was shown 10
tho son. lie read it. through very caro-
fully, and then threw 1t into tho fire,
saying: "1,ll never constnt TO take n
larger shnro OF tho estate Than tho 9TH
ors. Let the property be divided equal
y among tho three" 1'n-s "f' 9.'
The discovery Of gross fraud in tho
payment of salaries to employees in the
Patent ohlco ct Wellington, will, wo
nto told, result in, Tho carly resignation
OF tho Commissioner OF Patents. That's
right; don't bother the poor INN, hos
doubtless patriot Of The Bread and
Butter Brigade, mud liz quito as we'll On.
titled to MI honorable discharge rs wns
AIR. Bclknap. Let him resign quickly,
i'll order to assist III piling up tho pyra.
mid Of pusillaniinous prcccdonts.
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would tneo rlaco aAcu. the 10Th Of jan.
uary, thC date coiuriiing vith lie cx.
rirnliUn Of the forlni; ht's 2ralonrr-
toniof tho "rlnlsticc advocated by Rus:
STA. Il
Tho Berlin correspondent. of the
TTaeT says the moderation OF Russin's
demands is largely duo TO Austria's
military preparations. Ausiria's ntli-
tndo has prorortionHtcly encouraged
tho Porte in its disposition to rcsis. re-
forms. -----... ..---...- 1854
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Also. mo dr,plty Of sILygRwAnE.

Knowing The wants II i;iia community hayo
raid personal attention ia Nsiscing my rniIro
fi"rl. II gprii with care AMI 1T low rrIscR.
which 'na!,!c' mo & Hrll nj lpwcf rtic,s shan
Cgrr Ictoiu III This market.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-15
A Boys Ideas of Heads.

"Heads are of different shapes and sizes. They are full of no tions. Large heads do not always hold the most. Some persons can tell just what a man is by the shape of his head. High heads are the best kind. Very know ing people are called long-headed. A fellow that won't stop for any thing or anybody is called hot headed. If he isn't quite so bright they call him soft-headed; if he won't be coaxed or turned, they call him pig-headed. Animals have very small heads. The heads of fools slant back. When your head is cut off you are beheaded. Our heads are all cov- cred with hair except bald heads. There are other kinds of heads besides our heads. There are barrel heads. heads of sermons and some ministers used to have fifteen heads to one sermon; pin heads, heads of cattle, as the far mer calls his cows and oxen; head winds, drum heads, cabbage heads, at loggerh eads. come to a head, heads of chapters, head him off, head of the family, and go ahead-but first he sure you're right" - Young American, Ro- gersville, Tenn.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-15
SN.S YOUNG MEN

HWho,m be suffering from the effects of syOuthful fOllies or indiscretiOn, will do awell to avail themselves of this, the Sgreatest boon ever laid at the alter of asufering humanity. DR. SP1NNEY Awill guarantee to forfeit $500 for every Hcase of seminal weakness, or prIv ate di- Ssease of any kind or character which he and fails to cure. He would, Atherefore say to the unfortunate suffer Ser who may read this notice, that you Hare treading upon dangerous ground, awhen you longer delay in seeking the
 proper remedy for your complaint. You 5may be in the first stage; remember you Bare approaching the last. If you are Bordering upon the last, and are suffer Fling some or all of its i'll effects, remem- aber that ifyOu persist in prOcrastinatiOn, 1.-the time will come when the most skill hful physician can render you. no assist. Sance; when the door of hope will be aclosed against you; when no angel of &mercy can bring you relief. In no case has the Doctor failed of success. Then
 let not despair work upon your magma stion, but avail yourself of the beneficial results of this treatment before your lease is beyond the reach Ofmedical skill,
 or before grim death hurries you to a
 premature grave. Full course of treat
 ment $25.00. Send money by Post Of Sfce order or Express with full descrip- HtiOn of case. Call, or Address.
 DIR. A. B. SPINNEY,
 No. II, Kearny Street San Francisco. ksp25-ly.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-15

Senator Bayard's favorite by. word is "'Od Jam it."
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-15
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all debts for advertising due TIE ARIZONA SENTINEL prior to September l6th, 1873, are pay : able to c. l.. Minor, and from and after that date to Wm. J. Berry. All unpaid subscriptions to THE SENTINEL aro pay able to Wm J. Berry, who will also com. plete all subscriptions paid to C. L: Minor prior to October l2th, 1873. Persons having claims against TIE SENTINEL of- fee prior to the I2th instant, will Preso ns them for collection to C. l.. Minor.
 O. l.. MINOR,
 VIM. J. BERRY. oetIa-tf