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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-18
PRESIDENTIAL.

The editorial comments Of the great
Eastern Republican papers on the nomi-
nation of Hayes, do not seem to be very
enthusiastic in his favor. while those
which are antagonistic to tbs Republic
can party, are bitterly sarcastic. Like all
compromises, the nomination of Hayes
Will specially please no one excepting
his supporters in Ohio. They OF course
will be jubilant and full of confidence.
In what are known as the Western
States such as Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Minnesota. Michigan, Kansas, Iowa
aud Nebraska. Hayes will command the.
full strength of his party and also much
of the so-called Independent vote. As
those States however. would sorely go
Republican under any circumstances.
the excess OF Hayes strength in those
States would be better bestowed in other
sections, II is also possible that he
may also carry Indiana, as the soft
money beresy may make split in the
Democracy of the Hoosier State. In
the East, Hayes will carry those States
in which his party maintains majority
but no more. The doubtful States will
not be carried, if they are at all, by the
influence of his name or reputation.
This, seeing the strictly sectional charac-
ter, which the contest has unhappi-
ly assumed, is source OF weak
ness of the grayest character. Ii
the st. Louis convention should
eviuce the wisdom (which is un-
likely of nominating Tilden, New York,
the strategetical, pivotal point of the
campaign, can not be wrested from the
Democracy. The same may be said of
New Jersey and Connecticut. As the
Republican leaders have tunwisely We
Think chosen to make the campaign up.
on e." bloody shirt " issues, they have CO.
mented the South into compact body
united against them. Therefore, from
and including Virginia and Missouri tc
the Rio Grande. hayes will not get or
electoral vote save from South Carolina
and possibly, Florida. II the campaign
had been based upon those conciliatory
feelings, which would so appropriately
have marked the epoch, the result il
West Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee might have been rendered very
uncertain. As it is they have beer
forced into the Democratic host. Tn
cause which has led to this is more to b
attributed to the demagogueism and per
sonal ambition OF few Republican lead
ere than to the desires of the mas
of the party. However. regrets ~
useless. The issue is made up and can
not now be altered. The result is tina
the area of a very few States will be th
battlefield of the campaign, anon
which the most important of all is Ne
York. There will come the tug Of We
and the shock of battle. The Empir
State is now actually so, in fact as we
AS in name. Whichever of the two grei
parties gains New York gains the victor.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-18

Ex-Secretary of War and present U. s.
Attorney General Judge TAFT "does not
see how the General Government can in
ter!ere to prevent the landing on our
shores of the better class OF Chinese any
more than it can prevent the emigration
of persons from any other Nations.
Nobody expected Judge Taft would see
anything reasonable on matter he did
not understand, but il the Senate does
not pass the House resolutions to re-
strict Chinese emigration the three Pa
cifc States will not BIO ranged among the
supporters Of Governor Hayes,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-18

If the Turks are lot alone they will
settle the Eastern question on the prin.
cipe adopted by the Kilkenny cats.
They will fight among themselves until
there is no one left to kick up row.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-18

After defeat and smaiting under the
disappointment of the most ambitious
hopes which the heart of an American
citizen can entertain, Blaine shows up
nobly and gives practical proof that glory
is to be won even in disaster. No act of
Blaine's public life ia more becoming to
him than his instant and cheerful ac-
quiscence in the fat OF the convention.
General Sheridan has started for the
Black Hills country to try conclusions
with NJ. Indian.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-18

San Francisco is enjoying heated
term only 92 degrees in the shade.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-18

In the Wallapai Enterprise Of the Sth
we find the following. The Otto Kun
Ger mentioned below formerly resided in
Phoebe:
On the Lone Star Mr.. DeKay, work
ing under contract with Otto Kuncer,
the lessee. is sinking an air-shaft to tap
the lower drift at about 200 feet. He
has found some very rich ore in the
shaft. On the dump there are about
fifty tons of ore that will work about
$3.50 in silver and 800 in gold per ton.
The Lone Star is, in many respects, a
remarkable ledge. There never was a
ledge in the world that produced any
more beautiful specimens of native sill.
yer. Some of them that We have seen
are pure silver wire. of the finest quality
about $50 or $50 fine. And these
specimens are by no means rare.
Tue Modesto Herald is authority for
the statement that the Cinnamon who
yearly engage in the business Of picking
wild blackberries along the river bottoms
use their boots in the absence OF pals.
Large numbers OF these Cinnamon en-.
gage in this business during blackberry
season, sending great many berries to
the Stockton market.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27

steal away with the paraphernaIla OF
his Office back 10 his old stand, u few
doors from Conner & Walkers.
The following is the organization
Of the Dallas city Water Works Conn
pany. President, W. G. CCnnor vice
President, John j, Good, Secretary, T.
b. Barry; Treasurer, John Kerr. Dlrec'
tors-M UlImann, d, GosIin, r. Leh'
man, Alexander Sanger and C. NJ
Wheat.
Tile very heart Of this great state
viii be- passed through by the excursion
To Galveston. The northern portion
viii be- seen BY daylight going down
anl the southern OF cuff portion Inr
turning. 4 more beautiful region Of
nearly three huudrcdIand lifty miles in
! extent does not exist.
One Of the features of the Fair
should be the presence OF all The NM
tary and ircmen in the state, and IN
yitutions tOa st. Louis company ana
a New Orleans fire company and the
ConliucntnIs andWashington Artillery
should be- sent. Let us do the thing
in style and handsomely.
Henry Tackctl, the waiter who
killed John leonard, the cook Of the
san .Iucinlo Hotel, on the Fourth of
July, rs said 10 have lccn in Denison
ever since, uutilrcccntly, when he re-
turned to his fathers house, in Kansas.
The general impression here is that he
acted in selt-drtcnse, and should re-
turn and stand his trinI, when it IL
possible he would be acquitted.
The race between Captain Eph
Daggctt and Millican for alderman
from the Fifth ward promises to be
the most exciting race ever run. Cap
tain Daggctt having been the man
who drove down the stake "Wherc the
panther laid down" viii probably
| sweep the field NlIlirau's friends
are confident Of his carrying the stake
plains by an increased majority,
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IA crossing the Trinity without cent

us crossing the Trinity without cent
Of toll being levied
Major Caldwell said as John Henry
Brown, who had the interest OF TINS
city aU heart, was now in Austin, he
would move that he be requested, TO
get Der Representatives to memorial
lie the Legislature for authority to
build free bridge or take such other
action az he thought best to secure tins
end, which was carried
on motion, Judge Burford was added
to the committee to confer with the
bridge company.
Dr. Tillman moved thata committee
consisting of Judge BurtOrd aud others
he appointed to petition the County
Court authorizing Dallas to erect free
bridge across the Trinity. Carried.
The meeting then adjourned to meet
next Tuesday evening at the Court
| house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27
An Overlooked Want,

There is one enterprise that would
be of lasting benefit to Dallas that no
one has yet made any strong effort to
carry through, and that is public
boys and girls high school. All of our
enterprises are of n business character.
We seem to forget that there is u
large number of children who do not
attend school ut all. The private
schools and the State public schools
are numerous enough to provide for
the schooling of the children even if
they were able to pay. There are n
number OF poor children here grow ing
up in ignorance. a city primary and
high school, supported by the city,
are greatly needed. 1t is education
that is needed us much as more trade.
AS yet, Dallas has done nothing in an
educational way except the support
given few private schools and indi-
vidual aid to the Baptist College. The
HERALD wants to see first class city
public school system in operation
supported 10y q city school tax.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27
CITY BUSINESS.
not and Cold naths nj Wilson's, No
Al Elm street. decljdly
where ana why?

This question is often heard on our streets,
and from ncts we'll known To those who
have visited the establishment, j, seems al
most miracle TO ind every one who has
Invested at the New York Clothing Hou.c
speak so highly Of the house. Their coming
among as in the very dulcst season OF the
year, the extremely large stock they carry,
the vast quantities of goods daily sold, me
puzzles for everybody; hence we hear where
are they lound9 They come from New York,
of the large manufacturing establishment OF
\. Steinbcrg go, 81 Walker street. And
why can they command such n trudc? They
nre importers aud manufacturers Of all they
sell, and make II n matter Of importance TO
let everybody find out that what they sell IS
the best and lowest in price, and nave no
opposition In the city OF Dallas, for they aic
daily represented in the b st market of the
| United States, where, with cash, they can
nd many opportunities for proper invest
ments This house Is located mt SOB Elm
street, Dallas, Texas, where our merchant,
from far and near can lay In their supple,
at eXnct New Yurl; prices Special lines OF
Clothing, Cents Furnishing Goods, Boots
aud Shoes and Notions,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27

Judge II. IL. West, County Attorney
G. n. Aldridge and Robert T., Cowart,
Esq, bnrrister all bachelors in good
standing, keep house together. The
Judge, rs lady of the house, carries the
keys, the county attorney attends to
the Homework and the barrstcr re-.
ceives and entertains distinguished
visitors and reads family prayers.
On Sundays the exercises are particu-
larly fine, commencing with good
old.Mshioned country dinner We d.
cline to give the locality eff "Ihe
Rancho" for fear lovely woman may
make descent upon it and break up
an oasis of bachelor comfort in n will
derness of single blessedness.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27
HORTICULTURE AND POMQLOGT'

The second annual exhibition and reuI
OF the Texas State Horticultural and 70
logical \ ssociation will take place IN
city of Houston, on the 10th day Of A4
next. The various committees are at Y
making preparations which Will reSOl
the grandest exhibition Of It's character
given in the South.
The various lines OF railroads centels'
Houston will issue Excursion Tickep
Express Company will carry all packaggai
exhibition free, and the HutchiDs M
Exchange Hotel and Essen House W.T.
duce their rates one third for the occi'
lntereStingand pleasing additions VIE
year be made to the exhibition,
The Association Is as yet too young IVY
premiums, except of honorable menllyI
view OF this fact, "A great many specIa
miums will be offered by gentemsl
Houston, all of which will be puDlnl',,
due time, All entries will be free, anu
mission free. As the grand aim Of tIh& ms
citation is 10 encourage diversity Oh XII
ton, its exhibition willembrace any Geg
ton of home products that may be sn .
he displayed, together with It's spec'a'"'
fruits ana flowers. ..,a,,,
a WHITAKER, PreSdei'
T.. i. TURNER, Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27

The advertisement of Concentrated
White Sulphur Springs Water in our
paper win he found of much interest
to invallds, Analysis has shown this
water to contain all the medicinal
properties Of the famous waters OF the
White sulphur Springs in Virginia
ard is regarded IA one'ol the safest
aud surest purgNtives. Those in need
of II tonic purgative should give II care
tul reading to the merits Of this water,
aud avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity offered by George :. Coleman
u Co., of this city, toprocuro it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27
me north Texas Inir Association,


ON Monday evening, July 3lst, the
citizens Of Fort Worth give to their
friends Of the Texas and Pacific Rail-
way It grand banquet "ot the place
whar the panther laid down. Our
chief may venture over there, hut ~
for us, after having given to the world
that "pnnter" story, it would be hard
~ safe to risk our scalp among the
infatuated natives without n safe
guard from Paddock or old uncle Eph
Dnggett.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27

Is the thing everybody wants for THEN
surplus capital, and experience con
firms the statement that none more
profitable can be made than in unin
improved Texas lands Just think of
it As good lands as any in Texas, ior
from 60cts to 81 30 per acre. And vet
that is just what we are offering. Call
and examine our plats and maps, then
see the land We have over one hun.
dred thousand acres for you to select
from. We will sell none with defec.
tive title, or that will not come fully IN
to our representations. If you want a
lot or residence in the city we can sup.
ply you.
GRAVES, DmHLG Cook.
jylS 500 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27

Being enabled ut present to purchase
goods in my line at II reduction of "a
per cent, | deem it due my patrons to
give them the benefit thereof and |
shalt therefore, from this date, sell at a
REDUCTION or 20 PER CENT.
On former prices am now receiving
the largest stock and most complete as
sortmcnt of goods in my line ever
brought to Dallas Orders 10y telegraph
promptly attended to. Orders filled
for any cemetery in the city
A. W MoRroN,
Undcrtakcr IS Cochran street, Dallas
Texas, .y22-W
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27

General \. II. Hawthorne, of Mar
shall, il OF the Lamar.
Mr.. a. Miller the largest cattle own
er in Baylor county, where he has n
stock of some fifteen thousand head,
IL vt the San JacintO.
MIR. G. w. Gcrrs, editor Of the Den.
ION Monitor, was in Tie city ycstr;.
day. Being one of the handsomeSt
and clevcrcst of the brethren in North
Texas, the girls naturally askee wheth-
er he was single or not,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27
DALLAS TEXAS,
THURSDAY MORNING ;;::; july u


Money llg~1 per cent for cnll loans, with
prime mercantile paper .orIr. cola III,
mll7s. wheat dali ana lower; M
red fail VI y bid; No. rcd lnll S,aIr, corn
lower; No. mixed, lie. OniS unsettled
MOI 2sliml 24l4r. Groceries and Western
produce steady and unchanged Cotton
quiet aud prime good middllnge We
Flour, demand hight and mark weak
Cattle dun ana unchanged nt ~. Louis nnd
firm nnd mir demand Ut Chicngo. LoHi
markets on third page.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27

a reliable party, with n cash capital
of two thousand dollars, can obtain Il
partnership in Floming Mill in Dali
las, which will certainly realize him
from said Investment, from 500 to $500
per week. The business is established
and the brands of flour most iayorably
known in the market. The mill pro.
perty is wholly meucumbcrcd. Adj.
dress Lock Box +, Dallas, or apply to
Philip LindsIeys law office, Elm street
near Austin. iVlS-H
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w lIltpII,

An energetic man, with $500 ready
cash, to take charge of branch puhli-
cation in Texas, that will pay at least
500 per month, clear Nonc need ap.
ply unless willing to attend closely to
business Rctcrcncercquircd and given.
Cali ON Geo Rice, ut office OF W. +.
Lytc ~ Co., real estate agents
W212t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27

4 man by the name Of o. +. hcvon-
land, shoemaker by trnde, was cX-
aminrd before Justice Mcclure ycstcr-
day morning, upon charge of having
caused the death of his infant child,
The North Texas Enir Association.
There will be meeting Of the stock
holders Of the North Texas Fair Assoc
citation ut the Court House tomorrow
evening friday ut . O'Clock for the
purpose or organizing ana elccling Il
Board of Directors for the ensuing
year.
Thirty.siX thousand dollars OF the
stock has been taken in Dallas, About
ten thousand will be reserved for par.
ties in the country who aro dcsrous Of
taking stock
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27

Scutlling with supposed friends, Il
finger ring blood-Stonc set, square |
will pay S2j reward for the return of the
same to j T. Freeman, at Senate saloon.
W21d3t WI FREEMAN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27

The average street-corner loater IN
Dallas Is about as impudent and cheeky
II beast rs walks. lie can stare oItener
and stare longer and stare more inn
pertinently, at ladies passing, than a
wax.hgure, or n boy at Il circus. Main
and Elm street are infested with them,
they never pretend to get out of "A
lady's way, more than just barely
enough to prevent of her passing, and
make it u point to stare and leer her
out of countenance. The cheerful
whirl of the cowhide, the duh whack
ofu hickory stick, or the sweet note OF
the navy six will break on the morn
ing some bright day, and loafer will
be gathered up and put under the
daisies and q. w. Childs will burst
forth in obituary song, something after
this fashion.
Long he stared ana ladies bored,
Gone to Join Beau Hickman
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27

The instantaneous and infallible
remedy for Neuralgia--a at Hoskins "
drug store, Dallas.-Ad.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27
IkId GInNes CIcnnc,l.

Kid shoe and glove cleaning promm
ly attended TO- at 4O4 jackson street.
by Miss .Fleugh, also, silks, satin, al.
poccas, ties sashes and ribbons of nil
colors, thoroughly cleaned Patronage
solicited. Attentionpaid to gentlemen 5
SUITS jy2l-lw
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91ailg GERALD.


We do not recognize The callors receipt
for a longer time Dian one month, ana par
ties who wish TO subscribe for Longer Pc
Rod must do 80 nj this office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27
Bots dare, or any othortimbcr dyarcd, used.
Groceries and Delivery wagons I
specially.
GRAND HXCURSION

From North Texas TO Galveston Round
Trip Tickets tom Denson and Sherman
only $500. From Mckinney, Plano and
Dallas only SLIGO.
ASpecal First Class Train will leave Dem
ison Wednesday, August I'd, ats o'clock Il.
IN; sherman ut $50; Mckinney at ~, and
Dallas at 1880, Il. NJ, arriving ut Galveston
same night Stay 80 hours and leave Gal.
weston Friday morning, arriving at DeniSon
same night
Fare below Dallas will be a cents per mile
for Round Trip.
Tickets Will be limited in number, as the
train must not be crowded. We shall order
cars according to tickets sold by July %.
Persons going will please buy tickets by that
time and secure seats, and enable us to order
full accommodation foI all.
Tickets tor sale by Cook Brothers, Sher-
man; Joseph Kline, Mckinney; Duraud:
Hotel, Plano; V. W. Cleveland, Union Eat.
ing House, and Conner and Walkers, Dallas
L. o. Book store, DeniSOn; and oD the Train.
Will arrive in Dallas and dine at Union
Hotel There win he a hrSt-class restaurant
on the train, ice cream, fruits, etc.
For further information address
REV. NJ. A, DAUGHERTY,
ly20-dot DcniSOn, Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27

Ladies, call and see the beautiful
styles daily arriving, and being sold
lower than at any other house in the
city, at ola Main street. mayll.dSm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27

Chip hats at Slj0yach, in every style
and color. at $. Imjsou.s 'Il Main
street. may lruphl
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THAT MAGIC NAME!
LIVIN GSTONE,'

kindles the enthusiasm of ths vor,1 ,,,,,.
ever heard. AGENTS WANTED e "laru-
T TIG to sell his Complete LIFE mud E&.
and LAST JOltRNAiiS
oo pagesIonly, 81 80, Proof, BY taets' mi me-
0 0ut sRienuia Illustrated circulars, TIM IL
once or, # in haste TO work. send q, "plte e az
outni Tor " and another fine book Gratis lu ~
Cincinnati, Ohio, s'''" iys, r5u'9nl i,sets,
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.,NnnrIll

Long he stared ana ladies bored,
Gone to lOln Beau Hickman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-10

LONDON, Feb. o.-The oficial correspondence
relative To the purchase by Great Britain Of the Khs-
DIVES shares In the Suez Canal made pubic to-day.
In November last the Egyptian Minister " the Interos
assured the British agent that the Egyptian Govern
meut considered England her most sincere freud ana
would infinitely prefer the Egyptian interest IN tbs
CO.. i tran erred to England than o other power.
TIE Rotll "~S sttrrS,r~ett ana a nsr cent 1nt.rsa
tHc twenty ulllIu.. r.fnrt - ~' -'
unit the British GOyernu.. s...r from I ord IA.
t iitsh .,isqlv in.isqv, .r "rtins i9Ai
iince BISMARCK had mentioned the purchase IN ,e.
OF ht.h a. probation anu approval.
The letter Of the British agent nt Cairo shows thss
the kncdive offered TO sell England the righI
TO nitctn per cent. OF the net revenue OF
the canA 70 which he was entitled after the
earnings of the canal cxcecG certain ecined sum
Tie XII dive recommended the purchase as gytna
ditoual control over the canal The Earl u Dci ~
refused and stated that England would regard as taoon
sistrnt with the integrity Of tie Ottoman Empire anJ
ac oY which the khcGlye dsposscssed himself OF con
troll over the canal.