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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-22

Cotton was sold ut lot for the best
In the market yesterday.
Retail trade yesterday sent many
hundred tired clerks to led last night.
For the holidays, Turner gets up
nobby show cards. "Don't you for
geS It,"
Turner's signs are flrst.class IN
every respect, aud reasonable IN
price. "Nuf ced."
Work an the water works and on
substituting iron for wooden gas pipes
10 progressing rapidly.
Every one should call and see the
Christmas cakes at Floweday's bakery,
702 Main street, a few doors west OF
the Lamar hotel.
Some fifteen or twenty men are AT
work on the foundations Of the distil.
lery, ana the work IL progressing at u
rate that promises speedy completion.
The red lights Oh the excavations
of the gas and water works and
Thompson's calcium make Dallas look
like Indianapolis, New York, or Lily
erpool. Hey, Paddock!
"A prominent and old.time mer.
chant remarked yesterday that Elm
street was more crowded with cotton
wagons than he had ever seen IL; and
yet the panther Ia said to have been
reused from his lair by "extension."
so mote 1t be.
Every man, woman and child at
this season should take Doctor ]. IL.
McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier, because 1t purlfies and
enriches the blood, gives vigor,
strength and vitality to the whole
body and system. Doctor ]. III.
McLean's Office, 3l4 Chestnut street,
st. Louis.
Nine Benoit Of New York, VIII
open her great paper pattern establish
ment on Saturday the 23d instant, at
1888 Main Street. Ladies call and see
the new styles. All kinds Of patterns
cut to order to iit. will teach the
new system Of dress cutting to any
lady, 40 that abe can become her own
dress maker In q few lessons.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-22
Trunk FACTORY,

One among the most useful enter
pli.es to Dallas, Is the Lone Star trunk
factory, IA Elm street, Messrs. VIII
ster IL Lukemier manufacture all kinds
oftrunks to order, and will duplicate
St. Louis, Cincinnati or New York
prices. Texas merchants will advance
their own interest hy extending theil
patronage to Messrs. Minister Il Lucke
meir, for 10y 80 doing, they viii save
the freight from Eastern cities.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-22

II IL said that "0wing TO the omis'
sion OF one VI the electors from a
large number Of Republican tickets,
(in Texas, the highest Democratic
has over the lowest Republican, cleo
tor majority OF 80 ,9S7 probably the
largest maj lrity given for any elec,or
IN the Union" Shall Texas not get IL
III work on tho Returning BOarC
plan? Furl that tanner
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-22
rhn ra,,an srsa ON r.elorr.

The hrps were ltt In the cotton se'd
oil factory yesterday,nni soon nnot' er
great industry viii add lis tutors snd
Its profits to tho growth aud prospect
ty Of Dallas. The originators Of this
project, and those who have carried II
forward to completion, have done well
for our city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-22

Mrs. Bath wishes respectfully to no
tify her old and new customers and lady
friends in general, that she has resum
ed her dress making business in the
Howe Machine 0ilics, sos Main street
where cheapness as well as elegance i,
an object Ladies would do well to call
on Mrs. B. before purchasing elsewhere
decl2 I'm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-22

Remember that pipes are sold In re-
tail at Wholesale prices ut Theodore
Reineckes, $40 Main street; also du-
plicate Of his well known stock OF
cigars one door east Of Thompson's
Theatre.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-22

Fifty young ladies' for the Amazon
March In the grand specta lie Queen
of the Rhine" to lie produced at
Thompson's Theatre, December 25.
Salary $40 per week, and costumes
furnished. Apply from 2 to4 p. m ,
corner Jefferson and Jackson streets.
decl 2.d2w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-22
Discharged.

Mr. Sc. Cyr, on trial Tor robbing the
postonioe here, was discharged yester-
day afternoon by Commissions Long,
there being no evld enoe 10 substantlate
the ehArao.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-22

A large lot of dry goods Of every de-
scription. watches, jewelry, etc., to he
closed out without limit. Sales every
day and night until closed out, at
William A. J0nes', aug Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-22
Holiday Presents at webbs.

Holiday goods at Webb's. Dia-
monds, watches, jewelry, silver and
silver plated ware. Best assorted stock
In the city. All goods new and war
ranted to be rs represented. at Webb's,
sos Main street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-22

J. N. Dram would be pleased to have
you examine his selection of fine gold
watJhes and chains, diamond rings,
necklaces and lockets. aud great va.
riety Ct other choice goods suitable for
presents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-22

One large bay mare, both hind feet
white, right leg white runs up higher
than left; saddle marks OF white spots
on back. Apply to w. +. MortoH,
g ty Marshal. I'm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-22
PREFERRED SPECIALS.
Dissolution Notice.

The copartnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned in the practice
of medicine was dissolved by mutual
consent on the 10th day of December,
1876. G. BEAUMONT,
dec.22 81. T. D. WALTON.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-22
For the IHoI,,,ar.

You will find it to your interest be-
fore selecting your Christina present
to first call at 704 Elm street, and oxam.
inc II. Lasges stock OF jewelry, I'm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-22
Ladies', ,Ladiesi i.adies,

Ready made dresses 81 81 10 $40 each;
CloakS 81 to $40; Hats to match suits,
at A. A. Pearsons, 800 Main street. II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-22
Auction.
Auction.

If you want cheap goods, call at W.
A. Jones', 408 Elm street. If.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-22
Clark, Bryan & Bros

Invite the attention of CLOSE BUYERS to the1c
immense stock OF STAPLE and FANCY DRY
C1OoDS. which were PURCHASED for CA III.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-22
Holiday Presents
Clark, Bryan & Bros

Purchased nj the factories with cash In hand, Our
stock Of CLOTHING. BOOTS and SHOES and HATS
can not be MndersOld in the Southwest. As
, 1876-08-26
WASHINGTON.
omo.hing About Congressman vapc,
and His Election Grievance.
What IL Being Done Mt the Unitca
Stntes Nuts.
The National Election Laws.
The Attornoy.General's
Circular.
POL1TICAT 1NTLUDNCE.
MN. VANCE or ptIto HAS 4 GRIEVANCE.

WAsn1unToN. II. a. Aur. 2s-1,on.,....
tive Va!lec, who tuck a very active pnyt In ~.
Investigation ~ thc f.ovrrn,ncnt prutInn m, 'ns
''.'.'. ~. NJ. " 49,. '..'.s." .,.s oillse
intlucnrc, through labbr organization. to IL.
fnt lin h hin ,t,trtt on1 arr, ,alr - .s s'
l.1s ..'' -. ,o 1 ,n"'s up Sub.
learning ttl}s hc brought the matter tn III, =.
4,,,tt,,, NJ sono,or An}hnrv cho,,,,o. w s~ ~
es"t'o" ~ oen"toi 4ts"u",' ,,t', e'"''''n ~ Tia
Republicans ought not 10 co,,ntcnnnrc, nv
ao,,,t,,r ,rn.o H. f,,nnr, I,,i,1t,, pr,r,ss .ss
ec'"'of "."'t ''.' ."PP' ."p''e At'''tcF, on tke
subject, WHO replied ns follows:
WA.,i1ydrnn, D. e., Aur. 10, 1s1i.-MY D,,,
El1,: have the honor to acknowledge tho rcetis.
or Yuur favor If tho 1lll {nft, calling tiy st,s
, 1876-08-26
THE H!HERNlANS.


PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23.-Slncc the Ancient
Order uf llihesntans has been openly charged
with collision with thu Muiy Magnircs, n.any
conscientious u,vd Respectable u.cnlhcra have
been quietly .lIsron'lcetiny themselves fr"'n
tllcr divisions, though this was on!y playing
lntn tie lnl1nla II tllu ruushcr uml IIlurc TILL
svrupu!u.ls mcI,hcrs, as It left thr,u III e,'IIt.oa
Ut The organization and lts fumls. The Sattonal
lsuas,l r.. cot,yurtlcEesl aconsrt!on of - Irur.
cuch division fur rllrpnsc lot stated hit
which members 0f tho Urtcr were satisfied "As
tG I,u devoted tu thu ,!clc,lsc Vi the sIplly
Maynirea. 6Htntcnt was the National N,arl upui.
obtaining this contribution, that the signs an1
passwords, Technically called the "G.,ols, i"
ior tbs different quarters, were sent tn tho 'lif-
!csrnt btxly MA,tpr-Owlst. t" lc given tn ts IT,
vision uu payment vi the assessment. rhts
satisfied ulust ii thu lllcnl'crs IT Division M :
that there was something wrong, unl, acting
nn.ter good legal advice, they met 'uild l:asscl
resolutions to dissolve thu Order, aud assign.
Ing tho maney 10 thu TRUSTEES to await their
further actluu.
, 1876-08-26
TrlEGRAPHIC NOTES,

NEW YoNK, Aug. n5,-onc hundred and fifty
maso1ls and stono~eutters sailed yesterday lot
Scotland, under contract with tohn Coghill, 10
worls on the parochial buildings In (irconoek
They arc to rorciyc 10 pcnco pcr hour for eight
hours day. ono hundred aid fity moro as
tn sail soon fur Scotland.
NEW YoKK, Aug. .a5.-The ship Golden stats,
whicl, sails from New York Sept. for ei1aos'
laI, will tuko out 4,5DO bncs Of domestic drlF
,,,gs mt, s'lcettngs, thu largest shlpmrnt Ut
A'ncr!ean rotson l@uo''s aihcc !s3o.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Aug. @5.-Tllc schoones
Portland BY tic rcyrune authorities, cl,atss!
viii, introducing liluor md firearms among sae
natives ot h'aska, and other Illegal acts. ,,4.
l.1rr1:E RocK, Aug. o3-Doputy United sfa", az,
Mrfss l1sisd S1 Sn ct sy Is"s X Ne%tee eTn eaa
1Illa makes eighteen inctt and six illicit 4Ia.
.erles captured by thu revenue nf!lecrs In W.
mountains Ut Newton County Within the l@'
month.
specta. Df.potch to 7as 1rtbuna.
GALEsuuRt., ILL.,, Aug. 2a5.-'rhe Fire Depart.
mcnts Ut Keokuk aud Gaacsburg contested tns u
afternoon at tho fairgrounds in thts slty !ns
nlcc Of 100 yurds fur purse Ut S40o The ,,ss hsg
kuk hoys wurg awaTlsd she money ~. q Ini, ti,r,
competitors. Time, minute ansl sceo1las aaa
/ mlIuto md 0l5 seconds.
Snse;a pxps'ss xy se q r. 7St"st 7Mfs s. 1rox
Ftgillnr, who 90 n!ysterIoasly disappeared ffoa
hcr HUNS nrar Makanun, sofllo WEEKS aGot p.
been seen alyo IL the last two days, making 'of
her relatives In Pennsylvania. .>,,,,
BAN FAAsc!sco, Aug. s5-: G. Flood hes,Is, 'a u,
that s visit East ID to open tranafer otllte y.
thc Bonanza mines In New York. II pup3
Sptc!al Dispatch to ina Isteaas
KEoKuK, L., Aug. TAn enthusiasts xSo Is
,tsru rctrfnIi8 III thu St-rncl cDnttht ut t1alts
, 1876-08-26
THE KERR OBSEOUlES.

New ALBANY, ln1., Aug. 25.-Tfls forenoon
ali thu b,,sllless houses IN the city we're closed us
n .okcn of resuect 10 thu dead Sneaker, and
.ss,.. .hs ant,ro non,,toton ,ycr, TAXING mr.. fn
nesF't t"e ent"o pots4'"'s' "e'o '"."s ~. -
the ceremonies or witnessing the erana pageant
which was formed by tho various societies In
tho rity. At thu appointed hour tho various or
tro,tg,t1nrs ,uovci n,, Ia Snrtrp ktrcet, taking
e,.. ,ss ~ -. H.. assI,+,oa +1,.,, l.. th.,
tntH p!n.se ~ ~ nv " =. @
tll!c1 Mnrshal, de'a' scsln1scf' tncse "ese Aoat
twenty societies, tueludIns Masois. Usld-Fet-
lnws, workfuvtnen, German societies, the 1t.
1,.t.,,,.,s n.,nv,,on. a,.fatx atu1.to "A Eronras.
1At'HA ..s,,' -,s,,,,h ~ ~ IT,. ~
a1i'a mnhy oti.ers, VIZ" 'ae"'pels VI sac i'as III
this city nnd lunisrlc the officers OF tho gov
cru,netts uf Louisville, Jc1IcsRulytlle, alld New
A1hopv. tt, Cunprr.st,,nal cs.y,rt frH,n Wash.
,n,. .,,,, ,,,,o. ,,,,,,,It,x,n.
hEto'1' at1u o'a.1 o''te'' a','1 o'"'' At.e"
from abroad. Inc procession WIS one u thc
Inrgcst ever witnessed In this Bc:ti01, nnd only
exceeded hy tho funeral procession of Guy. VII
lnrd wIlet, i lnrEc body Vt the military Of kcn-
tucky and Indiana tpuk part.
The arrangements were admirable, md every
thing satisfactory. Many nf the houses n!ollg
the line we're heavily rnpct IN hla:k, testifvlng
tho rstre1n It, which tho ho!urc.l cu. WIS held
l,y tlu community, Dusl,lg tho movements Ut
In ,rmesstnl, l.lts wern tylIe,l and the streets
wcrt. ,rowtled with pccnlo moving In the djrce-
linn III thn lnmfiy uIanaon,
On r,p arrival IL tbs prtpesslop Mt tile l,o,tsr,
H. was hnjtrtl. wlun t!t, funeral Herytrcs wyrp
, 1876-08-26
THE COAL FURRY.

- ~. ,r 1,It... ....o
ilay took advantage Of tile 1,anlr, and tried to
forrc uow,, t1,u coal starks. PENNSYLVANIA
,,....x,,., =. AM ,,, fo,, na< NM e,,oro
ops"eo " 0 ,.''; ~ s.. ~,
Willis l.cllls'l aa''B"tl''ti ofoppeu so'~' Pr
share. The former, hnwevtr, rallied Ut "
Apatu. tu.flny, the hears struck q new line, and
.,,s".,a1 ~ ,h"ir a,t.n,,n., n th. xttmk of tlat
s.,t",, ~. t.,,ra,, ts tr,,;,,,,
company u Which Nr' Go"hfa ID fFes"lelt.
Yesterday ll.lG1 shnreH OF Aca'llns were '"l''
u3e,Iing at n, and closing ut tho sane figure.
To.tiny. before the noar,ls, LIS s.,arts sold ut
a. nv, 1D, ~ 49, nu,t tlt.,nlt. thn ef}rts NJ
H. Presently II commenced buunci,g, anl
t,,mnrl IN IL. ~. 4SlE. md 81, II was INV tic
turn Of the bulls, and tho bcurt, tn truth, ,a,l
heads h"ors ''ew tuck s ,a, fast M fe'a,vvt"
tHe souaeh 9'se, a''' s"l'o ou4a t"a' W. "o""''
tc.cst and lad entered tho market, II was not
.,, ".- A ,...,.,.. ~. :. 1..,,.I ..,,. .,,a.
uht11 noon, !!o"c's'' 1'H. ~ .'"NI' WV .''"l
ncad;uv. lual taken thu bul, by lhc laortss AMI
80 a:.'>,s' .'...., ~ ~. .,,nr,-o, -, r.r ~,
'lHd compete coh1Fol VI lhe 1tarRct 10 laF As
Recalling was concerned, and then, III II tn utltl
,n.rJt :, inirrr tarr thr statement t1,ut tl,.
an ad ~. ',rs,nro1 ~, la,, an IVY, IL,
lleailnE az collateral at ~. PENNSYLVANIA
ol'enea ~ ~. SUN W 70" 40 ~ WI" tnei ~
erlucd tD AN. LehtEit Navigation opened at
Wy md wcnt to ~. Lehlsti valley stAtlds Ut
IL to 5,l1, while New Jersey Central l!ol1s It's
a Icrliun in thn sttsk pf rni.rarryj,,v cut,1aulca
T. III" nnini,,n ~ many NJ In 2rrnt,;'nfrrs
10, .i s.irI R',u,,, ,m, '. sttem,t ~ te ...vrs
" LIE etlch n'ni' ~. .hs altc1tPt ~ t"e s."ie
~ Sreate tallS u premature a1lu ttso i9ic''hs
of hca!l1Ih afe t'eternletl A0t u A9!'W IL u DC
, 1876-08-26
GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE TUNNEL sCEEEME.
LONDON, Aug. 25.-The sountlngs for tho
Channel tunnrl to connect Eng,and and France
wilt he flnlHllctl By the cnsl OF August. The Gu
ginecrs report the result as very satisfactory.
HANGED.
Chrt<tos Bnumt'na, The Greek snlor who, with
four others, mutinicd on tho hark cnswcll,
while OF her voyage fro1n Antijogasta to
Queenstown, aud who was convicted Of .nur1lcr-
ing Cnpt Geurgc E. Best n,nl other officers Of
the vessel, WINS hanged at Cork totlay.
THE fttfsf1 H1PLEMES.
LONDON, Aug. 95-Thc Irish rifle team sailed
today ii, the steamship City of Bcriu for tl,c
Uuitcd States.
, 1876-08-26

arc the "'Tlecn ucf"Fmcr.," the men ~, Tle 10
'Gt,-rulhinE tu the last crnt. and leaynS
nothing Ut all In ih' Na:"na, Alt, trea'sfs' ,,,ssr aMey
wln Il was. The pensioners nf thn tinsern-
men, WIN turned traitors would y REPLACED.
and thus millions un"m millions added to the
VII Tbr Pui,ncr ii",ise hcadquartcr, haye mt
that air ~ enthusiasm ats,at then, tint those ~
thc Pacific have. There Is d lack OF patriot;
sentiment: ore lrars only that slam rry M 9t
tasn n If e te psocrte T t nS ss. p1 srg M the
lust few Iays By, the ] ]serials Fepo,irfi.s ,if.
tlrn, which his n,ost arlcnt, suprirters
ruy he must nnswcr. Lew Steward, toot Is fast
anil lic will surely De slnvcd ono attic t" give
liacr In tl,an l,iinrc gencrnl1y satisfactory to
tEc urmocrnry t!trnugnut the statc.
Secretary ]. \. Crowley, of tllc City Central
Cnnmiitc, is cn,lcayoring To get the addresses
Of ali tic Presidents Of T,tcn Clubs throughout
tic county in order that he ttuy scn.l them
documents. As there ure only some tlftc
ur fntlr VI these Institutions 'n Cook Eoaniy'
fl4t, wuri; ia not ovcr-latnrors, thonsh the src-
rrtary complains that all have not sent In their
namra. .--, -.
%,r,h. % i,o'kfori; Oha,l!al, Fuller. Flatroskylc,
Il j.; raIdy Lavelc,. MY York; Hugh Fttz-
Joscrh, ;A1ich; David cIeayclond. Whiic:fdo 1,l
{, Knann. New York; Lew Van rattei,, &.
Wala.r, Galveston, Tex.
Tic Illinois Democracy arc aenllng speakers =;
s,oightun, Judge 11oolfttlc, Lyman Fr1i'nbll'
C{erl; l4cb, and Charles Anlls'enx.,
Lyman Trumhnll and Dr.. Miller pro m
ro,l,,tcd to speak at Springfield on the litl1
, 1876-08-26

tyhv lie shpu1t mt turn DFEr the HnnkTnht
r,mvls in III. i,u,,e to tic prnylsIonnl Assignee.
mi ssatr .trcc. nIso wrnt intU voluntary hank
rui,try. lIis ,rhts. ali unsecured, nre $fBllS7.
Thr nsset. romnrfse $ly3i, ID, of which AIS I.
rl,,imrl ~ csr1u,,t, Tic uctltion w.s referred
10 tic f,."istcr.
In N" ..T*c ri Erhv 4. l,arnre, m or.jcr wns
matir rrrtfug that Tic rcpntt NJ tile Pr1,yI-iu,
huslrmrc .tIn.t uipruyrtl unless ubIrptio,ls VI
;1jcJ Within tc1, ,lays. l 0'
Dr,,t.rh II Frjrrk were atlirttrptcl bankrupt
hv rn,Ifntslnt,' atml warrant Issued rcturrmtjc
SSrt. q l,ctore Jicris.cr Junao,i, at Icnrla.
Harris Trrr wns nIst, at1iufcatctl bp1)rtlpt
by ,trfa,lt. ni,,t II warrant issct fur Sept. IL
i,,f,rr NrrIstrr l}ilnrt1. Bradford Hancock
was aupu(1,tcd Its Provisional Assignee.
D3sriInrrct were issued to llrrtnan u Barclay
on1 Fras'ris a. Ii,.,iir.
Hn order was ina,lo In tho cnsc of 1ic.sy
I,nscnstnrk ttnt tile bn,lkrlpt show cause by
fi,c i}rsf Aonlny tn October why Ills discharge
shn,lhl mt 1,u sgt nsf.lc
''r t;cnrec m II, Camt,hcj was Yesterday appointed
Assfr,,,.c ri fnhn Ii. Hattrti.
tl'ia Tfrst t11ylrnd IN the cusp OF o. q. ThuInt,-
so,, was continued to Avg ~.
An Assignee viii lie rl,scn at 10 a. III. today
IN thc rstmfr M Michael Il, Bailey.
Tl,c rutnuusIttnn meeting In tho case Of
Christrn Kasstur wl11 he hetu at ~ a. III. to-
div. and M AssIE,,rr will he elected Mt thu SANG
time.
srrrnto1l cot1,r IN BRIEF.
Nitliap, + t;rnv Erpnu n sttit Yesterday
o.,,nst WoI,or n T,rnnii' r1airfntr <3'tilNl
'Hri,n ff',,.' .ti,,a; ~ 1n, ir.,rSt s,tit for
s,S IN arnst U, Sh'lt''d r. a. Mnr,mnn @ and William t;rI
hmm. y. 4. Irish ct a. bcgan suit lot So,o'o
against the sntiG tlarf!GEs
, 1876-08-26
RAILROADS.
ITEMS.

ITEMS.
Tho Chicago 4 Northwestern Railroad has
fnnly decided to ocntcr the field for tho Colorado
business IN conjunction with the Union Phciac.
This business has been heretofore exclusively
in tho hanls Of tho Chicago, Burlington g.
Quincy, Chicago, Rock Islanl Il Pacific, and tho
Chicago d Alton Railroads. As tho Chicago Il
Northwestern has facilttlcs for these points
equally as good AZ the above roa'1s 1t will prove
quite powerful anl dangerous competition.
The rates adopted br the Northwestern aro tlc
same rs those Of t1lc other roads. ..
NJ steps have yet been taken looking towards
the erection nt the neW Northwestern depot at
the corner Of Kuzte n1d Wells streets, and II is
unlikely that anything will l'e sloHe this season'
, 1876-08-26
SILVER IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, Aug. @.-~rl!e FYnaneitr asTs ea'e'
yesterday MIS- dealt III at SD per ounce. IAs3s
Is demand for tho East, whtlo the supplies
here aru very snail. !.
Most u tAu other Journals continue to qao's
sllyuF ut 3lHd.
The fcAo's auancial articles Quote ssl'eF'
nutDdally, b2I. ,n,
Ut the tentiurs for Gb00, 900 Ia BILLS IN lRa's,
grcrlyed at the Bunk Ut Englan1 today. un!t
ECO, ,DOo were allotted, mainly to Cal.a!lnni Iii
Tenders OH Cniy,itta 1t IL Vi per rupse xiI. ny.
rert.iyc IN full. NJ allpl1ncnts will be uaos
b4luW TINT pflru.
, 1876-08-26

ni'epin.'s n II. rr.''nrEx, .' t:o,,Tany s x. Tenh
Ward lIayr. and Wheeler Guards, under The
command ni Cant. Jacs Meaghcr,, n,arrtch
Into the hall. AMI were received with tl'fre
rDlsng eacera. They prr*eBsri yHry efc't't-
able appearance In thrlr new anA brilliant uni
fnrfMs.
Mr. Sherman was followed by Mcssrs. l.: l..
Bond ard 1.uthrr I.nItn Mills. wtm snatlc FORT
hlc speeches, nftcr whir, ttc meeting ut
lournc! ....
stxrEYxTu WARD.
a meeting Of the Sixteenth NaEtl IllHcn lie.
scdgwteit anil Granger streets M business ot
j.n,iurt,cc was transacted. Spcahts tn Ter
MAI, were delivered BY Atcssrs. Arnoltl, Spcng-
Ulcr, and County Clerk Lfrh.
REvESTEENT1t wHRD.
Thu Seventeenth! Ward Young MEMS Demo
cratic Club held II meeting at the kalna11, cormGr
ti ElltraUu nven,.c a,Ml Franklin street, John +.
wa:h ~ sl!c e!air. T!c p'lrstton of uniforms
fur the I',lrn-Ilcnlrteks marching organization
WIS the only subject under s1Isctlhstnlt.
THE n0t1EMiANs
4 meeting nf Independent lithuanian citizens
was heli' last evening ut the fcluevtna Jedno ta
tukng some aetl1n III regard t. tho Presidential
raln,,agn There abo'!t Que hundred psFtolls
V. Kotxunn, r.. Styskal, v. aiatuskn,
Zdni,cck, Y. Knspar, TT,.nta l'racna, ]. Fiscr,'
KaIiuska, J. lie Gruss, nttl r. Chla.let.
Mr. Y. Kaspar was elected President, nlla Mr.
T. Iracla Secretary.
Alr. knspar addressed tho meeting at some
length, referring to tile Importance Ut thu c'n,-
Ing campaign, mid the necessity VI ti>ro'iGfi
organization Anong the hohclntnus. He stated
t.,at the majority Of the lornIans were rs yet
undecided A. to which purity they sf,o,'!d sup
port, hs. thry would sinnlly have to take et,ics
With o,lu ar tho utlcr. In his opon, thc b!-
lrmians would tl0 best IL nut with the Rerl1i-
licnn party, which wns thu safest anyway
| Spccetcs wcrc als., made hY Y. kntztnt, Jan
Gllyerins, at.l others, tnne being in favor oi
| tho Republicans anil ofl.ers in favor of the
| Dc,nncrats. M decisive nuiiun waa taken, and
another meeting Will be held III i few tuys.
, 1876-08-26

Rt{AYl r ,Ne.1 [NHaHtIr|uI. Il,
One day lust week. during tho heavy fhhuaesi
storin that passcsl over, thY western portion !, n
tlc 1'own uf Sherman, u literal shower of 10:
The larger pieces were ohiung, With sl,ufp so Ss.
l,ers. On. tncahlirel ~ ineaius long, ihsas. s.
wi!c, antl ~ lnshes tllek. cabDses ,ss,u n,sn.
ha,ll, willie fruit aIl forest Trees suffered sc'ts
,y. Thu full VI t.e wHs beytrul Miles ln e1!ss.
There wus r,0 wind blowing at the th,e, ois,er
wlks thu du,nagc ~ wand0w.glsss "vu1d 1s''
kgeN uul4suxe.
, 1876-08-26

MAna1n, Aug. a5.-Thcrc arc runlors TINT q
political conspiracy Inns been discovered In Pun
pclunn- 1t Is stated that arrests have bern
made. The garrlaous Of Upper Navarro have
been reinforced. ....
Caleb Cushing, Minister for tho United States,
will supn sail on leave OF absence.
, 1876-08-26
'HOPPERS IN IOWA.

1Vf lilo ll& lVHHt
Special Correspondence Qf The Tribune.
RoLFE, Pucal,ontas Co., In., Aug. et.-Thc |
grusstioppcra tayc not committed near tho |
damage tu crop and garccn-stuff that was ftnrcd
wkcn tllcy first came, two weeks aEU Though
they have done great injury to tho corn, We
think there will be still u good average crop.
Their rayngcs In tic carly.p!antcd corn ase
chiefly around the 1nnrgins Of the Held,
though We do not knnw Of tcid
but what they hayc eaten. awuy all
the silk; md, among the late-plantcd pieces,
guod portion Of tho car, In some instances.
Buck few mica frun the Des Afoncs River,
tho late-plantcd corn Is to.aly destroyed, III fur
as can learn. Buth corn mud gar1ull-stuff out
on the prairie away from tho river have suffered
from their rayages the most. We think tho
reason is, that there is mt near as large an
acreage back from tho river; cach farln is like
consequently they iiosk iuto the fields
corn corn and gardel,.stHif arc ali ticy hayu to feci
upon; whercas, n!ong the river, tho lanl Is
nearly, al! improved, aud tho 'hoppers feed =
go1a aeat tro Mi,loWfas' poars' anu
At ths writing tho farmers nre far more
hopeful than they wcro q week. agn. The pests
have manifested gool s'rnl OF nncasihcss ever
see a tey cs s@o ~eefs % As' and ihey won, snG
to 70 With tho same; hit tho Wind Inns
hecn chiefly frum tile south; 80 every sunny
day they would ri4o III clouds, nt,tl apparently
light down. On Wednesday,, the 10Th inst. tho
wind changesl to the northwest. a,nl they left by
millions. Tic who1c atmosphere. rs hgh rs tho
eye could penetrate, fa!Fly swarllc.l with the
10 niany came a. went. W. conld distinguish
no porccptiblc d!nlinution till Fritny, the 18th
Inst, wnen clouds Of them would rise and gyrate