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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-22

From Discourse by the Rev. DR.. Prltchard,
OF Raleigh, N.C.l
Who prays for editors? They are
just as necessary, just rs useful, just as
indispensable AS any class of men in
all our society and who ask again,
ever thinks of praying for them ? We
all know the power of the press, the
great bulwark of civil and religious
liberty yet few, fanny, remember in
their prayers the editors, who stand,
like the ministers, on the public
watch-towers, to warn, to reprove, to
commend and to conference.-the
mighty conservators of the nations
liberties and morals. Many people are
ever ready to abuse them, but how few
ever raise petition to heaven for
them. Brethren, they need or prayers.
1t is possible that DR.. Pritchard was
alluding to the editor of the Houston
7elegrdphs The Doctor has surely
been reading an article or two from
that paper upon the New Constitution,
and recognizes with painful anxiety
the necessity of fervent prayer for its
redemption from evil courses.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-22

ONE of the most remarkable speech
es Of the last decade was tllat of the
Hon. William d. Kelly, upon national
finances, delivered in Philadelphia, Sat
urday, the 18th instant. 1t was replete
with strong argument and brilliant
oratory. Would that we had the space
to insert it in full. ~. ga -.-..- .
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-22

THE nomination of Edwin Hobby
to the Senate from the first district is
u selection than which no better could
be made Capt. Hobby, though not
given to much speaking, is one of the
best read lawyers in South-easte
Texas. We know of no gentleman
upon whose judgment we would place
more implicit reliance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-22

WE thank the San Saba Ne,Ds for its
very kindly editorial mention of us.
Weare too modest to reprint Its very
flattering comments upon our conduct
of The HERALD's columns, since we
can only hope to measurably fill the
high journalistic position which its
courteous utterances have accorded us.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-22

Col. w. w. LANG, Master of the
State Grange, has been nominated for
the Legislature in his district. A most
worthy and capable gentleman, he will
fill the Office with distinguished honor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-22
THE Mormon Legislature have taken

THE Mormon Legislature have taken
it into their heads to reconsider the
vote by which they seated the only
Gentle legislator elected to that body,
and they haye decided that they can
run the machine" without his valua-
BILE assistance. The SAINTS evidently
understand the crooked ways of poll
ties, as well as statesmen of other per-
suasions. t-a,,.s e.. ssaa sf %ea-%
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-22

Courier-Journal ''Give me whis-
ky cocktail right quick, Pm in an aw-
full hurry" said an impatient-looking
individual, as he rushed into West.
end bar-room. "Then,n said the very
self-composed mixer of decoctions, as
he slowly turned away to fill the or
dor, "you ought to have started earlier,
and you would not have been in such
a devil ola hurry" "Was that your
best whisky % asked the customer,
less agitated after he had swallowed
the contents of the glass. mo, it
weren't" curtly returned the bar
keeper. "Do you think Pm fool
enough to put good whisky in cock
tail. Can't throw away fine liquor
that way. Can putany kind of rot.gut
in cocktail none's the wiser, and
that's more profit to me, you know.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-22

THREE trains were necessary to bring
In the crowd Of emigrants that poured
into our city upon yesterday. The
streets looked as though the city had
increased in population a thousand or
80 In q single night. Let them come.
We will welcome them by thousands
and tens of thousands, and gladly give
them homes such as the sunshine OF
heaven lights upon nowhere else. We
have plentyland to spare, and the out
look for an unprecedented wheat crop
was never more encouraging. !. il,s &
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-22

THREE U. s.. Senators were elected
last Tuesday-Beck in Kentucky, La
mar in Mississippi, and Kirkwood in
Iowa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13

Akann 1T on Der re4teu g tsls, bann iou
tein Silbfn'Senbrids Sadrei uns tein
eemotratii&es 8eform Seprohle in bem
ESlauben mid ire maHsr. bob bod tie
no1 ungei&wd&te req ubtitan i.
] @e *artei. sefibrt bon 9abes unS ben
bstsn paanntru bes 9anses. bon .ipeIdem
i'd ibn umsebeu 3a iebsn erwarte, basu
berufsn 1T, bas poblbesounsne 8ert su
enoe gu fibren ulb Trieben unb a[ee.
meinss BobIbefnoen wieoer ber3uHeaen.
-Muf Die alte abseIebte Ocmotratie
modte bas spridluctt: }sSrau. idau,
mem" uno Sas .8ibelwort v9abt bic
Sooten ibre 3ooten besraben" anwcnbbar
iein.
SIR, M il n d.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13
Die Dfcmtliebem SdbuIeu I,
3erdS.

Wir entnebmen benz in @aco, 5egas,
erideinenoen rSfesiiter" folsenben Mrti.
tel aber Die sdulpetbattnihe in Seras;
ISM Staate Segas. sibt es niraenbs
mcbr oiTentIide Sdulen;, Sas %sesenwar.
tige' Scieb bat feline Sariorse fir edu.
len aetroHen. Bon ben Ofentliaen
Steuern 1T fein 8AO fir oftentlide
Sdulsn ausseftbt woroen. Sowie bic
Oemotraten our &esieruns famen, babcn
ne bic ofentliden Sdu!en a~ufscbobem.
Bir batten porber unter republiianiider
administration cir gutss oHcntIides
Sdulfsfem. inbem uut.r Der r%cpubIifa-
niiden Staatsconiitution HE Clint Unite
aIler ofentIiden 9anterciea unb elm
Siertel Der aeiammten StaatsNcuern fir
Die ofsntli&en Sdulen perwenhet ipur-
ben. Maein unter ttr neuen ocmotrati.
iden staatstonnitnt,un iinn bic Sdulen
un%tsrae9anaen. Ser Staatidulionb
bon $500. 900 mar bon Der Republican,.
idsn Administration in 8ereiWiate /.
Staatsn Bombs anaeleet unb aefhat;
bic oemotratiide eeaislatur bat ietod
oiefe benz Sduifonb seb0risen 8onbS
uertauft unb baS baraus gel0ite @e.b
unter lid pertbeilt. Sie StaatSeinnab.
men, 10 febr iie aud burd Yermebruna
Der Steuern erb6bt inb. oeden nidt mebr
Die Staatsaus gaben, 10 ba6 Der Staats.
tontroaeur elm Geficit bon $500, 900
ansibt.
$ier,u fdtteben mir nod bcsleItd Der
Sdenfuna BON 80 Milionen Mter
Staatslanbereien, beren Gintinfte benz
SduIfonb Sufieben ioaten, al ben
Giienbahniiiricu Som sectt fir feline
Yaeifc.S abn, Oas an, mas oas
stmofratiide 8Iatt ustatesman" in
SeIas, iagt:
Seott bat Niss befommen; bic 9cais.
'atur bat ibm @aes geae5em Srttt
'ann aus bieier inn aeidenften Domdne
Staaten MAIDEN nub iiber lie bcrr-
den. Segas itebt f@un isst inter Der
perrfdaft bon Som Scott; bas Sole 1T
,urd feline &epraicntanten f6rmli@ Der.
'auft worben. Som. Scott contro(irt
bic Seidide bieies stuates, sr fam
burd Die Madt ieines Gel.
bes einicbcn, SefebIe oil bic inn utter
luiirfiae 2e0islatur crlaiIen. bic Son
grcbeelegation Su iein'm uiQisen @erf-
,euae MAIDEN, 10, bab es wobl Belt lit,
.rhflid IN fragen: Climb mir Elm freisS
@ole uno baben mir elm freies ScIbf.
commencement
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13
Sic .@eimner8iftnn8 bmr6
Tucbfu.
(glAs Der @ensr q. 8. preNe.)

Glue 8rantreid eridaIt Die &laac, bab
nod niemaIs bic eSrinuerfdlidnns in 10
grobartiscm Mabitabe betricben worben
iei, ipie a%esenudrti9. Son Ser 8einuers
be1cruna burd GbaptaIifren, @auiiiren
Yetiotiiiren lit babel nidt Die Hebe, ion,
bern bon betriiscriiden 3uidten fremtcr
&Hrper. Snsbeionbere miro bic Narbe
aefdIidt uno Elm @ein gum ounflen
&otbucin fiinitItd aemadt, Der uripriina.
lid Elm %seringer @eibuein ODER Sdiarr
aepcfen it,. Sic Stunt bee 8einfdrbens
1T cine febr alte; frlber nabm mon basu
aIlbetannte -uniddbIi6e stoffe, pie 8au.
bola 8iridiaft, SoIunoerbeeren,
Sdwarsntalpen, Seibelbeeren, &ermes
II. ~; b~eutsutase iebt men aber obne
Sdam unb sdeu giftiae Sarbitofe au.
&c 1T teia -8fheimnib, bab elm arober
She'll Der aus 6rantreid in ben Sanbel
sebradten @otbwetne nit 6udfn Gro
faniIien) eefdrbt wirb - einem Sarb'
itoT aus Der @eibe Der GniIine ,pelder
nidt nur bdufs Grienit entbdlt, ionbern
aud an unb fir fid siftis 1T.
Sic frau,0fide @esieruns 1T aIIer.
binsS auf bieie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5aliduns ouimertiam seworten; beoeu.
tenbe Guantitaten folder @eine aus
Dem fibIiden Sraufrei@ unb aus Bur
sunb fnb nit Befdlas belest worben
ALIEN Gle 8erbauoIunsen ersaben gu
9leider Belt, in weIdem erfdredeuben
Mabe bas uebeI ihon bersitet in. Yrof.
g. Sranoeau, Director Der asronomis
iGen REHABILITATION bes StaateS in
@ancy, wetdem mir folsen, erfIdrt sera-
bssu: r9lle fransofiden 8otbweine finb
perbddtis !" (Il y a lieu dc suspec-
ter, sous ce rapport, les wins dc toute
provenance.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13

Sir 8puserntur:
GUSTAV A. FNKELNBURG
, ron Ct. 2ruis.
8Gs 9itateaaSt @cusernsur
c. &C. ALLEN
rsn 9asssr Gsanty
SIR StAatsfsfrttaE
~ EUGENE f. 'WEIGEL
ron e. seais.
SIR Sfaats-s 4asmeiRtr.
JOHN SEVERANCE
taI- r. ron q. 9Uiepk.
Sir Auditor:
GEORGE r. SMITH
Bon Sstalia.
SIR taats-anwaIt:
ifA:; W. MULLINS
srn Sim GpuAts
g 3at @esiArar:
RICHARD DRANE
''" l ron @arion.
Sir 8i1terbe.s Etsrssri9ses
HON. DAVID WAGNER
Gtfsxtabnep miTars:
'" LANCER Serain
T.,R. ALLEN BON ct. GouiS.
,wtitcr 1srmin:
A. Z. d. HARPER, bon Sass
- ii ,s,l. fn,sr asrrhih;
iH ISAAC HAYES, bon Macou
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13

Die Yrofsforen Bitter nnb 5eIb 81
@ancp baben bic %senaueiisn llnteriud'
unsen iiber ben G~esenfanb angehelt,
Oas 6udin ODER Mnilinrotb fommt in
Den msifen adqen aIs gouleur. Fifias
Beinfarbe, in Nlfobol ael6it unb mil
@afer perbiinnt in ben SanbeI; feline
Sntenftdt III 10 betrddtlid, bab peniss
MiDisramnle seniisen. UNI eimem ei.er
8afsr cine tiefe &otblpeiufarbs ,u se'
ben. 90 lit Sbatiade, bab i'm iibliden
Srantreid auberorbentlid piel BON bieicr
&oultnr perbraudt wirb Is wurben
Beine analpiirt, welde Q. OPS bic o 035.
Sramm 6udin i'm 9iter eutbiclten.
Gieier @ebalt lit ODER im boditsn @rabe
9einnSsbe'tsaefdbrIid.
Sa Die gnilinfarben meiitens mitiels
NrIenifS baraefclt perben, 10 cntbalten
ie fat INNER feline Suantit6tsn bapOn.
@aein bic an Wenidsn uno Sbieren BON
ben %genannten 'Selebrten borgMomnen
egperimente ba5en aud srseben, DAP bas
refine TudNn, poIig arieniffrei, ais Gift
auf ben tbieriideu Srcanismus wirft.
Yer iortacicbte @enub oesislben brinst
namlid cine Reorganization Der Mieren
suipe9e, iene idredIide Giweisausidei.
ouna, ipelde als Nlbuminurie ODER
Wribt'ide &ranfbeit betannt it,. Gs III
oemnad aacr Srunb %porbanocn, bic Muf.
merfiamtcit Der 8eb0rben unb- Der Ner,te
iopobl ais Der @einbanbler unb Der Is on
iumenten auf oieie eridrsdsnbe Sbatia.
DE 81 lenfen.
Vie @arnnns tOmmt aus Srantrcid
ielbit; mir entnebmen ie Dem ausfiibrli
den MrtifeIn: nL'empoisohhement DIES
wins par Ia fuchsine" int Sournal o'Na.
rieulture Pratique bon 2ecnuteur, ,wei
tss Suli @eft. IS banoelt iid babcr
bier UNI cine icbr sruits 9nselesenbeii
,u'nal Der frans0ffde @otbwein iid zines
sroben 8srbrauds %erfreut unb nrmcnt.
lid eud nit SorIisbe non 9.ibenben
unb &rauten coniumirt wirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13

Die am lebtcit Mittmtd In Setter
ION Si:b lit Contention pcria mmelteu
@reenbadIet baben 8. q. WIeranrer bon
Safion County ais Soubeneurs. 6 anoi,
Dat aufseteat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13
4s6mE sit has aoItstlatt. l5u4r'
III, ,teime bemtfdbem MitbIraer.

~" '"e'''e ue".'."e"
Wtan 9at MIG orlH9eho auI9eIo1'ee''
IN oer s~eseaWas''9ea soa9loe''esa"a OF
oerl@'eoeneh, gum aye" e''Iesa!e'
Orten' aa@ IN 2eEm MI tam lo'eu
Septemser) a's Neonte aufSutreten; ooa
mage" n''Fahoe oer'@.eoeHef at1, ~el@e
IN oer paaPtla~e oen seleeh ''elee 2''a''
reg oetahht Eno' o.eB Iar m'@ ""'s""''@'
S@ muB oNe 9erahl@ooueee "no a""
le'oi'~ ah'rense"oete "toe' la"Sere"
NraIteh hoer'anen ""o u" aaI 0'e met
"eh -OagteH mear a"Semen H'ne1t
A9o''Ste'! oe'@ra"'en'-O e'e''S vaoe 10y
=" oes,@'eoeaen, onentl'qen E!a'1ef''
m'@ aoes "e'ne e'sene S1euuns oelI'''',t
Defa8 oaeBe'pro@e" ""o wn 9'e. "op
e'n paar p~e'ssrtussen maa9en. we'd,e o'e
seler ths'9 oeer'@ fe'0N 0eoe''en moas"'
W. gun NIT "'a. eaea'". '~ @en".pe'
'9'e.@'am da OsFa'1"en' io"'e'" ese''qe
i'eoer3easuns 9ereotSAeaFeh
Yolititde Yarte'en saten @eenli@teit
NIT Dem Seben osS e'rSelHen Weulaen
'ie entfteben, mn gentle aufsaben 81
'erfaaen; fie tbun oieb lnebr ODER ,psni0er;
fe mosen auf Srr,pege serat6sn fe
leben eroli@ h@ aus, nadDoem fe entfue'
Der ibre g%etimmaus erreidt, oSer aud
ibre 3pede perfeblt baben, uno yeben
llntsr, oain't unter Den 'hS'o'idea oeran,
oerten' u'nltannsa ''eas uno lebensfab'9c
Yartei'Serbinoungen an ibre Steae
Ire'en.. (N"n 0e"te man F@, Gap EN-
aNehl@ fu9"1eou ,s'aea Se0eas'a"f
Desann' oan apse nsg' nao mear e'"e
psso!!p.,@s v''q'"aa e'ni@l"s' ia J" oe'i'
s'a"''9pe" "tsDt.We" pg 9'"te'Ben lleB
INC ! 0ea' s'0'g'sO "a9e' ote ertia'
tans S.eD., CUP u 'e'eer' le' "ho 1ar ole
QUINN. P~ 0ene. 'e'!aSs" ~oae' ais
.ts."O u" u"Oetes u'e",@' Wer0e" 'o'r
u.lem' oee 1uosSaasa e~"''pta"sehen
~e.lpte@ea, ooass es''Faaeh lGenFen !
-" a"0'''. gs"i~' WI sptea~ert9e-
mer DADS paa0.'"o. psss9' ~ e'Her onr@
n'n'1anos ler%oe'se.aq..ea Deto'ehouns
e'nea lassa0.'gs" Sev's.,' 0ep""' aho
erman"i H~ Oamn "o.' ,u'.0e. ""o a'eo'
ane ore poaHe oa.sluaI' ala oaB CT
!" le.ne" eannssia9sea es,"g aao 'teu
ooul"s'e" '0.sOs. 'vae 81 '"9""''%' !" o:'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13

Sm ct. 2ouiier Griminalserid t
'ulroe AM Montas Der Ggprsss 8aubes
Deal gu smei Sabren 3udtbaus perur.
ibeilt. neil ct in Seieaidaft NIT ieinem
Ganeraben. bic Meaerin NRoaie @iaiams
bon Der ct. 9ouiier Bride su merfen
periudte. Die Seitie 1T iebr sslinhe
ab0etommtn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13

Mm lebten 9tittuod wurte in ct.
Souls Die Mo. q. Giienbabn auf 0Tent-
lider Inftion periteiaert. Ser &aut.
preis bctrua 5000. 900 Collars Scr
adufcr @noreu Yeiree lbernabm bei benz
Nntnufe @crbinolidteiteu I'M getraae
BON SIS, OOO. 900.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13

Sa Der Madt pon Ocnnerstas auf
Srsitag LETTER 8ode sos eiu unacbcurer
S.urm unb @ssen ibcr burlington,
Soma. Sdaoen i'm 8etrase bon $40, 900
anridtcnN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13

Ton Dem &ricasidauplube in Ger,
bien. fommen ae%senipdrtis wiencr Mad.
ridten iibcr bic baaritrdubenbnen @rduel,
tbaten. Gs 1T su bofien, bab Die @rob.
madte Gnropas oicieu S9lddtsreien
Ginbalt aebieten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13

Sic Yeridte ibsr bic aeferm in
Maine a~baebaltcnc Staatswabl coniati.
ren cine republitaniide @taioritat BON
etiua $4,000 Stimmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13

Sine at annab@ corgia, ier5en traIid
etpa IL bis IS Ycrionen AM aelben Sic.
Der bod tritt bie&rantbeit uidt ep,ocmiid
auf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13

-Gs'Setretdr 8rifow bait aeaens
'udrtig @eben in Bermont, nobel 3ilSen
unS Die 0emOiratie semaltis idIeAt
tpestommen. 90 iaste er ueulid;
nOie bemofratiide Yartei bat felt
mebr als einem SierteIiabrbunbert Midts
neu sefdafer unS @idts befirwortet,
tuas bic &ation gum Sesen aereidt bat.
te. es 1T sleidsiItis, weIGe Ylotform
fe aufifeat ODER pelde Yetenntni6e fe
ableet, aber foIte bieie Yartei wieSer
Madt in Der MatiOnaI-@ eaieruna erIan.
gen, 10 tpare cine aIIssmeine Meaftion,
nit ibren @efabren fir ben 9anbesfrie.
ben unb bic Grrunsenidaften Der Ietten
finfSebn Sabre, Die u%nabpenbbare Nolae;
6rasen, ipelde Der Sriea srlebist bat,
wirben uieber aufsenommen unb ont
Gnoe poatomnen umacfebtt werben."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13
Neine
8trti9tm S6r8e

aus , SS % sn5s gaa ,1M as SMt MIN i% Ma bic ns s.S"tannsn s.in ss SaHs" tsasiS Ter sHsaa.
ssiotsrs made & earaut aufmsrtam. eae id &pramrsn AT hWnb elmer NSbmaisie
htsmttme une bin lin Shnte jesn leI frt rhtm III ietr. 0thaufe Natcu IN isu
@ai$tM uus sss tnst pa tm ymt OeT 5hd&s sn taem yuHm 10Y,
NaBrbrm bin d AsntW r bic neae 5rme NIB rettftrt 5omt Sbuhe ISbmaI&tut. ub
armOur Sttd MMStne. anrriannt ali bic enfa6hsn tssn ant tMshen i'm eamtt. Die
aHdn @ddat u INNER nod am ahn phBe her 9rnt or sn Sna6s ,wH&tn W.
man natt SssMpN4Hu u@ bic ttm unpt aishsn @aaren ~ kmhn ti 49,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13

Su Ser Iadt bon Oieustas auf
Mtttwcd lsbter ISOLDE ereignete iid auf
Der &anias GitD unb Mortbern Ntailroab
elm idrcflider llnfau bel Dem flint Ser
ionen Sas 2ebcn einbiibtcn. Infer ben
auetcn befinoen iid Charles 5auiia, Der
S9agmeiier Der Seielibaft, feline jung.
tie, btei Sabre alte Sodter, uno elm
flelnss Sinh bcS Srn. &apb. 8uid bon
Der Nirma Siibor 8uid & So.
@is llriade bea traurisen GreiamiIes
weroen Die beftiaen @~esensiTe, peIde
ben Sabnforper fortfdwemmten, anse-
geben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13
Hu O~crf0ufclt $40

Cine 9arm BON smsibuntert alder nit @cbn-
bius unb Staluns unb s"tent 8runntn, 10 ~
iebr ~aiinffisen Yttinsunstn ~ ysrfanftn.
1inf ane trtiBis Mder ttinbsn f& unitr
Gultur unb iinb einseaSunt. Tas bebauie 9anb
III Yprtrsfiidsr Greet Scttpm.
gabert s~lusfnnft srtbeilt 3nbclpb StrssI In
Sermanu, oter Der ilnttrsei&nae an Srf unb
SteIs an ttr Srun &oas 81 RsiIen ron Per.
mann.
2ouis S>&sner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13

6r. 81 ii II d..
The Morning herald., 1876-08-29
Jissttces' Courts,

Ell Jackson brought q charge against
VIM. Polk before Squire Frazer for stealing
$3. As from his pockets, to which Polk plead
guilty, taking that much money from his
pocket to keep for him, but he spent 1t and
IT the Squire would only give him little
time for it he would pay him. He said he
often took money from persons pockets
when he found them asleepto keep for them.
Polk was held in 5000 bail for his appear.
arce at Court to answer the charge OF lar
ceny, and In default was taken over to iail
by Constable Hickman, who arrested him.
John Toawdwin charged G. T. Smith
with bodily abuse, but for want of evidence
was dismissed.
John W. Troawine, journeyman barber,
employed by Charles T. Smith, for assault
ing his employer and threatening him with
fnrther bodily harm, was arrsigned before
Squire Brady, tiued 81 and costs, and held
under 500 to keep the peace.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-29
The Hum of Politics,
THE SIXTH WARD,

THE SIXTH WARD.
Last evening the nominations in this ward
resulted as follows:
For Council, VIM. McMenamin, 2eS; VIM.
B. Norton, rs. Mr.. McMenamin's ma ajority
1913. Inspector, VIM. Ball, 343; Assistant
Inspector, Frank Fernan, S43.
NINTH WARD.
A large Democratic ward meeting was
held in the academy building last evening
The regular necessary business prior to
the campaign was gone through with, and
other preliminary business transacted, when
1t adjourned.
Immediately on adjournment, large and
enthusiastic meeting of the Democratic
voters was called to contest the election
held on Saturday.
A committee consisting of Messrs. j. U.
johnson, VIM. Patterson and VIM. Ford.
was appointed to canvass the ward and
make report on Friday evening next.
A lively time is expected, and number
Of voters feel we'll assured that Mr., Farrell
will not be the winning nominee after all.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-29
Wonders for S0LutiQu.

"~ssNOsO lUS CUCNttUUs
Wonder if Manuel is taking more stock in
base ball.
Wonder how Peanut Joe likes base ball
tours.
Wonder how Evans got home.
Wonder if Holbert bounced Richenbereer
at Wilkesbarre.
Wonder if fSplain is tired of Manuel as
manager.
Wonder if Kelly felt bad leaving poor
Evans on the railroad track at Illion.
Wonder who will organize a club of home
talent.
Wonder if Laferty and Stidham will play
with the home club.
Wonder If Wilmington is tired Of Balti-
more ball players.
Wonder If ifRichenberger was sick at Syra-
cuse
Wonder if the charity nine is bursted.
Wonder If the charity nine was the pride
of Wilmington.
Wonder how it was the boys were called
tramps IN New York.
Wonder who will pay the boys board.
Wonder who is right, the boys or Manuel.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-29
TIE sEcoAC0Ds HORsEs.
= spswklA0 span rMrchsssd-A Stable
Eseaef~A f.

4 spenxlAO span rMrchsssd--A Stable
Erected.
In order to keep step in the advance rank
of the Fire Department the Weccacoe Com
pany since procuring steamer, has been
making exertions to procure . span Ol
horses. Recently these efforts resulted sue
cessful, and the stalls of the compaDy's sta.
bles are now occupied by beautiful pair Of
chestnut brown mares, which were pur-
chased from Calvin Crossin, of Christiasa a
Hundred. They are fine matches, Weighing
$500 pounds, and cost $475, and are named
Coley and Daisy. They have been provided
with handsome sets Of harness, manufac.
tured by John Pinkertcn OF this city, and
will be put in service for the first time this
evening.
When the Company decided to purchase
the horses, a stable, 18x16 feet and two
stories high, was constructed at the rear Of
their house. The stalls are fixed mp in the
most complete style, with spring doors, and
all the other arrangements for releasing the
horses by the simple pull of rope. The
second story is used, for storing hay and
food, and portion of it will be fitted up for
the drivers bunk.
The Weccacoe Company has had an ex-
istence of less than eight years, during
which time 1t has paid for the house and
lot, purchased steam apparatus. built q
stable, and more than half paid for the
horses recently purchased. The officers
and members ofthe company deserve thanks
for their successful exertions.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-29
Minor Locals.

Fires are the order of the night now.
No cases before the Mayor last evening.
The Board of Education is going it blind
folded.
one Hundred teachers are employed in
our public schools.
Democratic nomination for council in the
Fifth ward tonight.
Boys, take your satchels down from the
garrst and dust them ready for Monday.
ihere is talk of running an independent
ticket for councilman in the Ninth ward.
One of the street car horses has been run.
ming on the road for thirteen years.
The Republicans of the Ninth ward will
nominate Inspector and Assistant Inspector
tonight. |'N
Forty-nine car loads of peaches were
shipped over the Delaware railroad on Sat-
urday. ~ WV
The Morning herald., 1876-08-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
Ths Turks win : Long Batals.
By Associated Press.

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By Associated Press.
LONDON, August 8.-A despatch to the
STANDARD" from Alexinatx says authentic
accounts show that the battle which was
claimed - success by Tchernayeff really
resulted in victory for the Turks. Fsyzil
Pasha, Commander of the division of the
right wing on Thursday fell back
The Servians attacked oil along the line
on Friday, but the Turks drove them back
There was heavy Sighting on Saturday, and
an attempt made to cut of from EYoub
failed, und the Turks were completely vic
torious. The Standards correspondent
with Ali Saib on the left bank of the Nor
ava opposite Alexinats reports that the
Servians were repulsed with great loss ON
Saturday after seven hours fighting. The
Servians have claimed this battle as
sweeping victory.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-29
western UDlOn Suit.

COLUMBUS, o., August 2s.-Judge Bipg-
ham, in the District Court, to-day declined
to grant the injunctioDs asked by the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, restraining
tn. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
from transferring Its telegraph wires be-
tween Columbus and Wheeling, from the
Western Union Company's poles, to the
Atlantic and Pacific Company's poles, and
from receiving commercial messages at
where none but railway telegraph operators
are employed, by which means the profits
of such messages are enjoyed by the Allan
tic and Pacific Telegraph Company, instead
of by the Western Union Telegraph Compa-
ny as heretofore.