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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15
How 10 Meet The KcsmIt.

The results OF the elections In Indl-
ana and West Virginia, after the ex.
pendlture of so much money, mu be
very painful to the Radicals through
out the country, as it demonstrates be-
You'd a doubt, that when the people
make up their minds to reform the
government, that they will not be
changed from their purpose, even If
General Fitzpatrick was furnished with
all the money he wanted. They see
their doom approaching, and the re-
suits are nervousness, aching heads
aud general uneasiness.
With the Democrats the matter
stands quite different, yet the results
are about the same, They are jubilant
and 1t is quite natural that while feel
ing so jolly that they give way to that
weakness so common to human ma
ture, and will indulge too freely In the
ardent, and will arise the next morn
ing with aching heads, nervousness
and II general physical uneasiness.
Now to meet these results there is
nothing known so effective as taking
some of Dr. Colman's Concentrated
White Sulphur Springs Water, which
never rails to give relief to aching
heads, quiets the nerves and imports
an healthy tone to the general system.
Try 1t.
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POLITICAL NOT Us.
Onto Sa,ior nnd Banning usricc,ed

Onto Sayior nnd Haunting Il SrlrCtCd
CINCINNATI October ~ -Onloial
vote OF Hamilton county trst dis.
trict, for Congress, SNylor Democrat,
lilSi; Force, Republican, 1874, See
ond district Banning Democrat,
Hasa; Matthews, Republican,, l405S.
For sheriff, Wallace, Democrat. T. 500;
Taylor Rcprublicar "1HH County
clerk, Bernard, Democril2t0aG; Kich
borth, Republicans 2LSu.
Chamberiain's application SOS troops
NEW York, October ll.~A ilorald
special from Washington says the
written application Of General Cham.
berlain for truops, 20 aid him In en-
forcing the law Tvs chief magistrate OF
tho State OF South Carolina, arrived
yesterday, and wac placed before the
authorities 10y "a delegation headed 10y
senator Patterson, The answer ofthe
secretary OF war; after the consulta.
ton, was that hc should await the
return Of the president
Warrington Sotgs gue Multary Gnn,c
10 be Played ia virginia.
WAsuNGroN, October Is the pre-.
sideut has returned 10 Washington,
judge Iatt and j II, Smi,h, commits
,i,,,,r. 81. I.,Ir., . .|... l.,r. ...t,,.,,t
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Elegant Millinery Goods.

We direct attention to the adver-
tisement of Nine. Rosa Reynoir, No. .
Charities street, New Orleans, who has
just returned from trip to New York,
Philadelphia and Boston, where she
selected in person large assortment
Of bats, honnets, flowers and other
choice goods. Nine. Reynoir il a lady
of rare taste, and is ever pains.taking
with orders sent to her, 40 that her
customers are always sure to receive
satisfactory goods, whether they are
present to choose them or leave the Sc
lection to her. She has also Berlin
zephyr-worsteds of all shades. AS her
stock is large, well purchased and
varied, merchants can procure from
her what they may require and at as
low prices rs in any other store. Don't
forget the address, Mime. Rosa Reynoir,
No. 8 Charities street, New Orleans.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15

The HERALD referred some days ago
to efforts being ma T. for the e'tahlish'
ment OF cotton seed oil factory IN
Dallas. The terms upon which our
city can secure such an enterprise are
within the reach of Dallas, and The
HERALD would ask our capitalists to
give this matter that consideration
which it's merits entitle it to. The BEN
etits of such factory in the employ
ment of q number of men, in its dis
bursements for what Is now wasted
and destroyed, and in its attracting to
our city men who would not come 9TH
erwise, are apparent to all. May we
not hope and ask then, that the propo-
sition now being made to Dallas be
calmly weighed?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15

Mr. Duncan, Il member of our police
force, received u very severe accident
at about four o'clock yesterday even
inE. While making an arrest the ac-
cuscd resisted to the utmost OF his abil-
ity, and being finally thrown down,
delivered Il kick, which was received
on the abdomen OF Mr.. Duncan, rem
dering him Immediately unconscious.
His physician was unable to state, at n
late hour last night, what would be his
final condition, He, IA we'll az his
brother, have many friends who sin.
cerely sympathize with him, aud will
be happy to do all in their power to
aid him in his distress.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15
CHAPTER OF HORRORS
HORRIBLE Accident Ia u Printing
Dlllce,


CINCINNATI, o, October l4.--At the
Times printing rooms this forenoon,
the clothing of Lizzie Murphy, who
was playing near machinery, became
entangled in the revolving wheels, aud
before assistance reached her, she was
drawn in aud killed.
triple Murder In BuckspOri, Maine
Victims Hurned.
BosroN, October li.-News of n
probable triple murder has just been
received from Bucksport, Maine. The
victims are an aged man named Trim,
his daughter, Mrs. fhayer and her
little girl. TRIMS house aud buildings
were burned last night. His charred
remains were found in the debris of
the carriage house, A bloody trail was
found leading from the house to the
rear of the barn, and It IL supposed
Mrs, Thayer and her daughter were
murdered, and their bodies dragged to
the barn, though they have not been
found. Mrs. Thayer was known to
have had about eight hundred dollars
in the house, and plumber is supposed
to have been the incentive.
suicide ofa Hank Teller.
COLUMBUS, o., October II Frank
Dcshler, teller Of Fountain National
Bank, committed suicide by shooting
himself through the heart No reason
is given M yet for the deed.
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Advance ON wheat-Rumorcd Abdi.
cation OF the Czar.

NEW York, October l4.--A rumor
has been circulated on the floor OF the
Produce Exchange for the past few
days to the effect that the Gear
of Russia Ind abdicated and tho
CSnrain had been proclaimed princess
reeentess. Vessels loading with wheat
at Odessa had been ordered to unload
under the influence of the first rumor.
Wheat here has advanced about one
cent, and 1t has since made further
advance of two cents, The rumors
were generally dlscredted.
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rnn YcnrninH.irnhn.

The jury yesterday, In the case of
the State of Texas vs.. William Dill
brought in a verdict Of guilty. The
evidence was SO overwhelming that
there was no chance Of escape for the
prisoner. His punishment was assessed
at ten years in the state peniten tiary,
from which judgment there will prob
ably be no appeal. The prisoners
brother is in Jail under sentence of
death for murder, with his immediate
fate In the hands of the Supreme
Court. This will about "clean up" the
Dill family. The County Attorney
managed the case with consummate
skill
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15
Montenegro VIII Oniy be Satisfied
when the Christians ARE Liberatesg,

CErTINGE, October lathe Monte
negrin official journal declares the.
Montenegros will not accept either an
armistice or peace, except In concert
with Servia, because Montenegro, like
Servia, Is bound to continue war until
the Liberation of the Christians Ia &C,
complished.
LONDON, October li.-The Paris cor
respondent of the Times telegraphs in
consequence of the portes couciliatory
attituie prohibits in regard to the ar.
mistice, will receive unanimously IA
vorable reception.
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w Gather.

Yesterday morning opened damp
and balmy, with indications of show
ers, but toward the afternoon the wind
veered around to the north and left the
atmosphere raw and chilly. Ola
Probs. is evidently getting ready for
his usual Sunday rain. Bad on church
goers, Tut not so unpleasant for the
ordinary sinner, with good fire and u
better novel, to say nothing of the ac-
ceptable adjunct Of u soft sofa.
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suicide ora nank Teller


a little babe, only seven months
old, was found on Akard street, near
the graveyard yesterday morning. The
child was evidently killed by inhuman
wretchcs, whether its parents or other
ghouls cannot be known. But il guilt
attach we can guarantee that Morton
and his force will find ont the perpe-
traitors and bring them TO Justice.
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Washington Hotel. galveston.

THE HERALD takes pleasure in re-
commencing to the travelling public
the Washington Hotel OF Galveston.
Mr.. Summers has a widespread fame
throughout the Lone Star State as u
caterer, and we know by experience
that he eminently deserves 1t. When
you go to Galveston register at the
Washington Hotel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15

Our young people are on tiptoe to
hear when the dancing academy
opens again. Professor George has
lust returned from Marshall, where he
won the first prize in dancing. The
regular school viii open to morrow
evening, but where we are unable to
state. However, our young folks, who
are interested, can find out by inquir-
ing, without doubt. We are glad to
see these social exercises resumed, as
they tend, more than anything else, to
refine our society.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Organization Ot North Texas Teach.
era Association

Organization Ot North Texas Teach.
era Association
Pursuant to n call announced some
weeks since IN TnE HERALD, some
thirty Of the teachers OF the Third
Congressional district assembled yes
terday in The brick building ON Elm
street, occupied by Professor Scales os
Il s,Noli house Dr. " 3 EruRlin
WAS called to the CHAIR and Dr. II, A..
rpou rr elected secretary. i COM
Wtt"c ou permanent organization,
consisting OF Professor Stpigs, Rags
dale and Alien were appointed, rs well
az a committee ON constitution aud
by.lIws, consisting OF Me,-is. Allen
Simpson ana Clark, The committee
on permanent organization recon.
mcuded the following officers of the
institute for the coming year; Presl.
dent, DR.. NJ, b. Franklin; first vice
president, James =. simpson, Esq
second vice-presidant, Professor smith
Ragsdale secretary, II. a, SpenccE
oHHpiail rev. "oil' j" Nl'ui H'''
urer, w. II. Allen
The Institute eHtendedau invitation
al, ,,,oi,,r. .. ,..lI o.. ,.,,,.rs h,,or.
W. ''' '''N,'''' ''' - ''' .'''N'
eS'eu III Vu"'l''o" 10 Ue'"'''' ''o"u''S
"fthe Institute, nnd to meet with mat
body I'm i.s mex, session on the Nrst
s,n,,.l,. N,,.,.nor n,.yi,,,
,''''",' 90 WV 49, =
bFltl though p''a''"' SPe''l'7 were
delivered 10y Professors tlur6, Allrr,
Sprucer Rqgsdale and Scales, and Il
,.'... ,....,,,, i,,..,,-t o,,, .,i,o,. l,,
WY ""' ~ ''''''''' ' ',''
every educator present III 'he u'''h''''
success of the Institute. THE HERALD
ever an earnest advocate of education,
a,.,,.o,.,. ,,,,.,,,,.. ,,,.t ,s,,n,i,i.
~ p''''''. ''' ''"P' ,'"' ''"'''' "''''''
P''ioH7 vi WV '"uh'e'7 "'S "' '0''''
lied The Institute Will offer it's med
MIA 10 ,he.h,.t reader. spcller. writer,
...,.. .,,.,,,,..i.,,, al h,,o,;r;,n
"'''"'' h AMIN '''' ",''' "''' ~, VIVA"
~ the schools OF b"'lAS ana 'At va
Joining counties, aud four or more
l,orhrr4 wiz Inc selected alphabetical
i.,,',.i,,,,i..,,.,.,,.n anal, ,,ortnly
y w "-'''e' '''',',
session upon suHh topics rs may nc as
signed them.
NopTu TEXAS TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
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Five Mitshipmcn Disnls Scd fo
Hairy,

ANNAPOLIS, MD, October li-Ca'
diets Midshipmen w. N. King, of Nir-
GINA, +. r. PArson, Of Massachusetts,
George A. Scott and J f., Leib, Of
New York, and W. w. Russell, of Ma
ryland, have been dismissed from the
Naval Academy for refusing to tell
who hazed the plebs. The expelled
students refused to testify to save other
students from being expelled for hazing
for which there is the additional PEN
atty of being cashiered. An expelled
cadet may be reinstated whilst cash
tered haZer cannot.
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Mecttngnttnnunlnn nennl.

Mr. Wheelocig asks Us 20 state that
the meeting ~ the Union Depot must
necessarily interfere with the passen-
gers on the trains. Tint while he IL
perfectly willing oyleld the privilege
OF the platform, he thinks it bad Sc
lection. the HERALD perfectly agrees
with him, 0udsuggests The courthouse
~ u much more suitable plnce. The
people think II matters little 30 we
celebrate Tiiden and Hendricks,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15
The Transcontinen,ai.

The Transcontinental Hotel, of Fort
Worth, G. X. Fairfax proprietor, is adj
vertised in our paper to-day. A HER
AID representative has tried mine host
of the Transcontinental, and recon-
mends the travelling public to do the
same. Good beds and full bill OF fare
are what travellers want, and these are
supplied by the Transcontlnental.
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dome.

Howes great London show has gone,
but the original French John has not
gone, and will exhibit, day and night,
his large elephant oysters, which he is
receiving daily mt his fresh shell oyster
ana lunch house; also, fresh fish and
game of all kinds. Under Odd Fellows
hall, Austin street,--Ad.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15

The Texas and Pacific train yester-
day arrived at about two o'clock in
the afternoon, some seventeen hours
behind time. The delay was occa-
stoned by smashup on the road
above. No lives were lost, so far as
we could learn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15

Teachers who have claims for SER
vices rendered in the public schools Of
the county from the LIST day Of Septem-
Der, 1878, to January /, 1875, can obtain
a final settlement OF such claims by
presenting them to the Board of Direc-
tors, tomorrow at 10 o'clock A. NJ. The
Board will meet at General Cabelps
office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15

The fancy dress ball at Lively Hall
for the benefit o. the suffering poor of
the city Is for most praisewofthy o.
iect, and also promises to be most
pleasant gathering Tickets are now
offered for sale, and we advise nll who
want to enjoy an agreeable occasion
to purchase ut once
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15

Splendid chance Of getting good
set OF furniture, extension tables, side
boards, wardrobes, center tables, safes
and everything In the furniture line,
at Booth u Co.'s Auction Rooms, 403
Main street. Try Kellogg's Baking
Powders lone dollar per dozen--at
Booth q Co.'s Auction Rooms. Id.
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Denth of General nufus Kiuu.

NEW YORK, October Ia General
Rufus King, at one time connected
with the Milwaukee Sentinel, and
who resigned the Office of min lister to
Rome, In 1861, died In this city last
night. He leaves widow, son and
daughter.
lmportations Of gold this week ST.
1000
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Parties having property to sell at
the Fair Grounds must call on j. G..
Booth n Co., as they have the ex-
elusive privilege Of selling at auction
on the grounds. They will have q stand
for that purpose. So bring on your fine
stock, etc.--Ad.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15

Captain Prather will be absent this
week on II collecting tour through the
county. Those who may wish to see
him will please take notice.
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KAUFMAN.
serlou. Illne.. Of guare clark.

serious Illness of Judge Clark.
Special TO the Dallas Herald.
KAUFMAN, October Ii. Judge Clark
was taken very sick while holding
court ut Rockwell this week. He re-
turned home to-day, and ia, | learn,
unable to go to Mckinney TO hold
court there.
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baptist Pastor in Philadelphia
BppChcriXcG.

PHILADELPHIA, October II. y meet
Ing Of the Twelfth Baptist Church was
had last evening, when written charges
Of immoral conduct on the part of
Rev Thomas b. Bat, pastor of the
church, were read, and it was decided
to have public trial of the charges
made.
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nod,

The synod of the Presbyterian
Church of the State Of Texas will meet
at the First Presbyterian Church, Elm
street, on the lst dag OF November
next
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15

Kellogg's Baking Powders, one dol
lars q dozen, ut J. q. Booth 4 Co.'S
Auction Rooms, i03 Main street. I'D.
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HEADQUARTERS
OF THE
TEXAS OYSTER TRADE

thut the TEXAS WHOLESALE OYSTER
DEPOT is now open for the fall and winter
seasons, Having taken advantage Of the
low rate of wages curing the summer
months, by planting immense beds oi choice
selected oysters, cHd therefore furnish the
hest quality 1T lowest market prices. ORDERS
ny mail respectfully solicited and goods
shipped by express G. o. d.
DANIEL GILLlES.
Onicn an depot foot of Kuhn's wharf, 18Th
,GGlVeston, Texas. Address lock box 81,
Gtlpu
Connecticut western news., 1876-08-11
Monument to Custer.

The Custer national monument asso- citation of Monroe, Mich., the home of Gen. Custer, have issued the following call for aid in their work:
 To the Soldiers of the Union:
 Custer has fallen. The gallant chief, the ideal soldier, the warmhearted comrade is gone. The nation mourns his loss, and grate- fully acknowledges the debt she owes him. Here at his home, where his dust is to lie, comrades in arms and admiring friends all over the country have determined to erect 8 monument that shall speak, worthily as bronze or marble can, the honor which soldier and civi ian alike award to the true hero. Be- lieving that every soldier who has fought un- der or with him, or for the cause in which he gained the bright luster of his fame, will count it privilege to give some substantial tribute to his memory, the executive committee of the Custer national monument association, led
 by tho suggestion of many of your old com rades, have determined to establish 8 fund auxiliary to the general fund of the associa-
 ton, to be made up of contributions of $1 each from Git is to be hoped) every soldier in the | Union. These contributions may be sent by
 mail to T. B. Wing, cashier of the First Ma | tional bank of Monroe, Mich., treasurer of the | association, and in relurn for sr ch contribu- | tion so sent, with the name of donor, a certif- | cate signed by Lieut'-Gen Sheridan, U. s. A., president will be sent. Let every soldier re- | gard himself as specisl agent of the associa-
 tion, urging forward this noble enterprise | THOMAS DOYLE,
 | Chairman finance committee. | GEN. GEORGE SPALDING,
 Chairman executive committee.
Connecticut western news., 1876-08-11
A Curious Marriage.

A curious fact in regard to the mar riage of John Kemble, the actor, is told i'll 't Bannister's Memoirs. One of the daughters of noble lord, formerly hold ing high office, but then living in re- tirement, had fallen in love with the graceful and showy actor merely from seeing him on the stage. Kemble was sent for by tho father, and, to his as- tonishment, acquainted with the circum- stances. The noble lord also told him that it was in his power to do him eith- CT great evil or great favor, and that if he would do the latter, by relieving him from all apprehension of the lady y's indulging her phantasy, and relieving him effectually by marrying any one ment, his wife should receive dover of e5, 900. Kemble immediately pro- posed to Miss Brereton, pretty actress in the company, and the marriage took place without delay. But the amusing part of the tale is that the afflicted and magnanimous father instantly recovered his spirits and lost his memory. Or being applied to for his thousands he declared that he had no recollection whatever of the compact, nor indeed any of the idea, further than some gen eral conversation on such matters witt the every intelligent person in ques tion;'' adding 6 that if he was to pa. 95, 900 for every whim of his daughter
 he must soon be much poorer mal than he ever intended to be-" It is be lieved that Kemble never got shillin, from this very sensitive nobleman, ant that for the rest of his 6fo he attached 8 new value to the vulgar etiquette o signing and sealing beforehand, evel
 with the most plausible of mankind.
Connecticut western news., 1876-08-11
GrassllOppers in the West,

The damage done by the grasshoppers on the northwestern, western and south western borders of Minnesota is incalcu- lablo, but the amount of crops destroyed so far is inconsiderable, counted as a whole, although hundreds of industrl- ous, hard working settlers have lost their all, and have nothing left to live upon. The Pioneer Press concludes an edito- rial article on the subject with saying that Ca great part of the region west of and including Jackson county to eastern Dakota and south through western Iowa, is covered with devouring hosts, and our reports indicate that the entire crops of this region are being swept away, and that many of the discouraged settlers are temporarily leaving. We re- cord the sad fact as a matter of news which it would be useless folly to at tempt to conceal, for it might as well be understood now, that the Northwestern States have got to fight these grasshop- pers to death and get rid of them at any cost or they will make desert of the whole region west of Lake Michigan before many years.
Connecticut western news., 1876-08-11

MANY who suffering from the effects of the warm weather debitated, advised by physicians take moderate amounts of whisky two three times during the day In little while those who adopt this advice frequently increase the number of drinks and time become confirmed inebrates. beverage which will thirst for Intoxicating nQuors and which is intended especially for the benefit of debilitated persons, whether at home abroad, Is Dr. Sohencks Sea Weed Tonio Containing the juices of many medi ona herbs this preparation does not create appetite for the intoxicating cup The nourishing and fe-sup porting properties of valuable atural productions contained In 1t and we'll known to medical men have most strengthening influence. single bottle of the Tonic will demonstrate its valuable qualities. For debility arising from sickness sxeron from any whatever wnegassful of Sea Weed Tonic taken after meals will strengthen the stomach and create appetite for wholesome food. To all who are about leaving their homes desire to that the excellent effects Dr. Sohencks seasonable remedies, Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills particularly evident when taken by those who iujurously affected by change of water and diet No person should leave home without taking supply of these safeguards along Fol | sale by all Druggists.