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, 1876-08-30

OF this series OF meetings nns that Of Sunday
evening, which. through inalycrtcncc, llhs not
been heretofore noticed. It Is worthy Of special
remark: Tho large tent was rlltcl to orcrtloew-
coursc by tho Rev. 9. @. Trlt'lci1, which, for
lcnty, simplicity, at,l pnwer, las scarcely bucn
c1relled by nny. lie remarked, in opening, tslnt
after the eloquent sesmora h!s as,dtcl,ccha been
pleased tn listen to during the day, lse felt MI
extreme t9nidtty in making M attempt to a.
dress them. Before tlo llMl Nnclnaed, his lis
tcncrs we're fully convtnccl that his fears were
grounllets. The excellence md appropriate
versal comment. lila subject wac, t. Seems to
be rs. Is,r founded urnn Proverbs XIV: II.
AMONG THE NOTED ARRIVALS
ID tile Rev. .4oiln ssronah, VI Annoy, China. Ito
was forn.erly ot seotlana, but hss been mis-
during all which time he l,as not visited his
early homo. A few weeks ngo 1o saw IN japan
n locomotive for tlc aIrst TING IN his life. He
Is the guest Of TIC Rev. Mr.. Parkhurat, Chtcago.
appearance in tho camp In tho afternoon. His
presence Will add interest to the meetings, and
give fresh impetus to the great work.
Tho Rcv. Robert Shepard upon reaching the
@ s. GFSsg o s pose5oot a o% cs eosns s
valuable papers and $50 In money. lIc ttinkslt
must have ticen taken from HIN nt the depot In
the city. Efforts arg being made to recover 1t.
Last evening tho Ilcv. Mr.. Spencer, Of Chlca-
XVI lGaElcA ATUH ltbIHAl1bi j.. lu* LIS buDlcCti
"The power Of God to awaken conviction and
bring pardon and peace TO ALL" Albert Lane
conducted thu exercises nt the youug peoples
meeting at 8:so p. m. nt tho Park Ridge TINT,
lows: Preaching at 10 10 a. III. by Elder Hooper
Crews, Of Datavia, as,d at $50 p. IN. Iy the Rev.
N. Q. Wcstcryreen. Tonight will close the
carnp-mecttne. The exercises will consist Of
tlse sacralnents of baptIam and LoTl's Supper
anil general meeting Of prayer, praise, convcs-
eatfou anu general reJO1rur,
, 1876-08-30

In the CourtIIouso htone matter the newest
thing yesterday was the announcement that
Walker had taken new partner, and tho chan
weighed II pounds. Mr., Walker Was happy,
Of coursc, aud 10 were hts airing" friends
after they had drauk freely to tho ncw.corness
health. Aside from this, all parties were insore
distress, for Walker had not been able to lit
the mortgage on lIis stono quarry,
and, beside, Mcneil was inclined 10
be ugly The troubles Of Walker,
too, appeared to have had an effect on the
Ring" knowing a. they did that their hupB
for ga!n ~ the Court llouse Job hinged directly
On lila ability To comply With what they had de-
niandcd. They did not care, Of cuutse, whether
Aa could give tirst-mortgaEe on ills quarry OF
pot, 50 far Is they wcre CONCERNED, but since
they had imposed GU hin certain conditions
they were anxious to ses them lived up to
u satisfy, the public. II they could
not be, however, they were ready to
excuse lin upon almost any ground. They did
not mention McNell's nanlt lii the matter ex.
cept 10 dlstrust, and the dIstrust was heightened
ny the well.Autheuticated Fumur that
MR. gANAlr0
had In the past few days secured mechanics
lten on all Of the work McNeI! had IN hand to
satlafy cla!.ns against him. including one On the
Residence of Franc Wiikte and another on
houee bcsng erected for Mrs. Frank Agncw by
Mcneil.
Duriug the day Mr.. Walker had IN extended
Interview With ME. Haley, . RIVAL st0uc man,
from which It nppenra that II Walker had, two
weeks ago, given Haley $20, coo, he would have
hail oua lssA opponent. At ths interylew Il
, 1876-08-30

Watcr-rcnts yesterday wero s2,o24.
Tho Committee on Prluting Is called to meet
in tlle City Clerks Office ut o'clock this aftcr
noon.
The popular loan was Increased ycstcrdny by
the subscription Of $1,000 from Mr.. r. A.
Smith.
Alr. J. Christie Wright, m insurance man
from Scotland, yesterday Inspected part Of
ChieaKo's Fire Department, much to his own
cdiacati0n.
The Board Of Public Works yesterday issued a
final estimate Of $1,000 to 8. y. 1.ofing, con-
tractor, for tho tcrra-cottn work on tho West
sils pumplug-Works.
Tho nn,no OF tho coming rau for the oilice Of
Commissioner Ut Public Works Ia anxiously
awaited by the dcnIzcns MID llabItuca Of the
municipal headquarters.
Tie Lecnso-C Clerk took III about 81 900 ycstcr-
day. The police llave boon after thn ealoon-
keepers, butchers, aud pctlllers. ThcFa arc
about 500 more licenstl( (saloons now than there
were ut this time last year.
Tie Board Of Public Works yesterday opened
bids Tor tho furnishing Ut $4,000 tons Of coal for
the Water-Works. There were o good many bid
lers. For tho hard coul Robert Law was tho
lowest bidder at SO.48 per ton. The lowest bid
for bitumtuous was $3.50.
, 1876-08-30

tho townr almost ~ fsr west A. Calumet avenue,
being ucar1y tro-ta!rds Of The ent!ts length ~
the surface Of tho eto',nd, and tho excavation Tor
r. ent.1s Length ayctnges oscf 1hh tset spme 1 got
ming north anu south fsom It must he half mile
long md of nnnnual ttze, nnkes tho cost of drain
posed nowsr o such excessive coat that think Il
The tinty Of this board To make Careful and efficient
effort ,pr'. t. p'soshaS pan within me:.atc q e. T.
Ara :. : ia.!her Iea.oa " ind tho protest q
afiest tines ksown in he lifetime ot shc prosent
genemttion 10 b. e 90 ,. gcnetal, Sycn amongss tho
and Wabash avenues, That wo nrr still further con-
yineea q Tho !lrty Of tho l,osfd 70 relieve them
ment. Wo would, therefore, recommend shc pas
saee Of tho accompanying resolutions. namely:
Hs TIT m onsnse
F.? cs ,S psss ~ ;fssa y
@ y. ss S o @ III:
arax rpm Goart ths proecedinxs relating thera.os
VI II; as 2hsssf 4hss s %sss sfsss ss
II. sn submit
1fANn.TnA II. DoouE,
Mr.. Farrell made Il motion increasing tho pay
then adjourned.
MISCELLANEOUS.
At 10 o'clock Saturday night small boy, CIV
!ng bis "a,H - Jonoy PSafss l9s ts baaneo
moi1ation-traltl, md tcstcl tho new slcepers.
lie received a decided shock3 hut got mp and
went llonle. On investigation llo was found to
be nicely bruised about the right hip, and up to
prcRcnt writing has not succeeded IN rosIgnlng
from the list Of "dfsabled butnrncrs."
Great excitement was caused at Tho Hyde
@ @PaEk House Sunday ~ bs tls ,atrGying away of a
ed for them, hut without success. The ctlll-
lrcn, before startlnz out, had asscrtcd TINT they
were going down to the Palmer House to dinc.
At dnncr-tttne tho distracted raronts wero
overloyed BY their return right side up. They
had Wandered away dosn to City Limits, and,
becoming tired, sonle kind person scnt the1n
home OIL tho dummy, .......-. ~.
Sunday evening, and delighted tho guests with
some wrll-exceutcd vocal PIECES.
, 1876-08-30

Tho Board Of Trustees mrt In rcgulnr session
At the Town-llal1 yesterday ufterloon. Present,
Messrs. Hogur, Farrell, Scl.lunl, Taylor, and
President Densloy-Atr. Powell absent ns usual.
B!lls to the amount OF $1,000 wrts approved
and ordered paid. OF this, $50 is for the
extra surveyor and assistant during tho recent
Investigation OF the south part OF tho town
drainage question Ahiil, also, from the Water
Commissioner Of $573,33 was Improved.
The license for selling whisky, etc., was
granted to ten more saloons. T4ls makes tho
total number Of, licenses atty. About thirty
aAlnons havo no license.
amizIbg Of portions OF Scgenty-stx street aud
South Chicago avenue report thetr eAttnlata Of
the cost TO bs tlt,O0o. Their report was ac-
ceptel, and t'le NECESSARY, legal measures for
special assessment ordered.
J. j. Howara! hax constructed 1900 feet Of tho
Drexel Boulevard sewcr without cntellbasins
md house connections and 50 put lu lila Till,
which was ordered paid a. ths rate Of slsa per
which was pail.
Tbs special Committee, consisting Of Presl-
dent Bentley, Messrs. Taylor aud boguet on the
Forty-thrd street AeweF, reported Us follows;
sideIation of tha proposed Forty third stTee Eawer
beg lsave to scpott: that wo aud th9 project ela.
tsisI ~ daa th,0Sfh .aa .s q
being that portion Of tho village already most
taickly occupied by business and residences, of
south border ii lis CIty q Chicago ~ to make It
certain that in the very near future, IL occupation
Will he such shat ths attempt ~ furnish honse,:
bc a,4 utter and absolute fnllur9.
aud iu ths valu EFFORT u nuke u
gfads u Its outlet u aka Mtchig.p oay -tenshs
1t foot aboyu Calumet, which, vt this t!mc would
ieAsa The sewers over halt full ot water u !t4
mouth. and 4 lles 20 low running west that ths
, 1876-08-30
TIE COUNTY-BUILDING.

The County Attorney yesterday drew tho con-
tract with Sexton for tho erection OF the
nmnhltbcntrc and corr]dora fnr the nrw
fIospital, ind wors viii be commenced In a few
d,vs
"aJ9 -....
Tho County Collector yesterday sold for taxes
all OF the delinquent real estate In tho Towns OF
schnumlcrr. barrlnrton. anil pa1attnu. Bnvers
,.,a~o .a.x.n
"e'e oe''ee' ...-. --.-
Tie Indicted Lounty Commissioners who hayc
not taken change VI Venue will como Into
Court Monday and demand speedy trial. II
inpnccnt tEey want to b. yindlcatel; II
guilty
Fra,k tr,,,p cne ~ tho orio,,a, fourteen ,pb,
o.a,t's, tr,,;' IN r,nntv fn7i sn,,." ,t,na Wy,
e,s "l,,, waa shscnuantiv nrre.tnI enH iii,
asca'nI r"s,,r,.oJ y. liz iii ,snar,nrs yas,ar
a.. IT, ti,.. h"t,S. Yr,,m ~" !,ti, non ~
sS s"o IT, ,a,n "m ,.,1.tasv ~ ~" snmth itau,
un.siM HT''0 ~ luz s'''o"' eA IAs o'o'" Ds''A
1u.. c.u..p p,,,,,. r,h..i.,. ,, DIT,
H., tno ,"it -. n @ a S1r H.. a ~. "
~ % w. .ouny 'sho up i.n eHt;a. w.; .s!'.a.
~ G'us ut1u ea.i.t''Io ~ e,nnp!gus tno .uult5
n.sti.n.'u,.s !os to ysn nv ,"@t.el @ !ae ~
leAuy Meen utsseSsathE agaya, ~. was tas IT,
ncGa Aeatn ~ snG paose iiicTif5 y Aas oseh tae
aao "ea''" 10 fe''o'A' ~" LUG !uhs'
Tha Grand Jury for tho septehhcr term Of
tho Csiu,inul Court will DO lnlpanclcd Monday.
There Is + great amount Of business awaiting
it, attention, prominent among which ts tic
llnpfoEd murder casc, anu the conduct Of the
County Hoard In awarding tlie Conrtrllous
, 1876-08-30

EXAMINATION BY the CITY QrPICHNs.
r. n ~. o,,rorrc NJ nnv voclt roce rcstrr,,ov. n
80. - Ia. -. s,.,,.s ..t.s -
party VI e,sy o''c'a'e nnao pleas.ierssip W
ttio eff6. Some remafKS dcfoeatory 20 tue sta-
blity Of that structure had been made IN Tia
TRIBUNE. ond these formed sufficiently valid
c.,,,.c for ~, off,rfo,s n tskc a rgl,c m I'm
s~euoo .o' WV u.,'e'"'s ~ s.s -" ~.
eseezS nosolll o1 tac !aRe' uaues tuo pE'tcnsc y.
Inspecting tho condition Of tho cr'e. At 10
O'clock In the forenoon q tug nttnchcd TO pier
1T tho Nort, Clark strpct bridge uttered u
eo-to. os ,n,o,,,rr .hrte,.x AM, "A yDorv NJ 4bo
ss.o s'l''. y. Apl.AAl.ts s's"o, ~. .,n.; ~ @ -,
1hF1tco Eues's as "eFc pTcss.e su1nu'eu ato"'"'
Among the number were Mayor heath, Com
mtesioncrs Prlntlfy{lle and Thompson, Aid. Ro-
scnhcrt, stcwart. nanmpnrtncr. rdNlltnr. Mr.
80 "a. r...,,s.. CIn.h.,,,.1 Az Cat,,,ah
I.sa, L't5 i'A ~" 9nst"r ,rvn.tnn AZ
au M 49,, ~ ~. ,aro,,tv ~ III. rMtrv T.
ss.,.i, q. mU nn;',n,coI trorss Ie W "A''
~ ~ ~ al, ~
y. tis liz Svt tt NV , h - sor,,sa
eo;I - W tcrn nr 1 f1r ,s aka ~ H.
!s5 ess.u III. .t ~ u.u e,. ~ ~ ,,,t .,oa,rt
healthy cliatc san ,,', o account % o. ae5 tnI vGmtI
tpy ~ ,a,s, ,a', " tha I isstr".roas H.
W eo.sGJ ~ ~ ~ Ti.h.n, a"st,r s..o
Wns.si i mn ;i,nb NV ~ ,I 49, t rrt .nnn;,,,,, ~
s.s.., s,T MY tI,t 4,,n .r;h ron'
Ehl.ssso VIZ W en1 ~ ct.c.. S
saaelea Us ssiu asu H. - Pa,,o, ~ ~, a,,
pups WE ,ms ;.,,'a -, ~ a3,rn -, iii III tr,n
n,u tnt aao, ~ nccs =, AZ nnte-
,,1s ~ w, encnt latwccn ~, ill., mnn,cro's hocSs
"Nls tNo Iee't uet" sct LIZ poIuI1.uua1 11. u.oo 80,
, 1876-08-30

p-COS0N0VE-Aug, 90, by tho Hsv.
Samuel ". Dulisld, pastor OF the Eighth pscsby-
trrlan Church, Nj. b. j. Bard and Miss Annie
cosgrovc, both Of this city.
fT Philadelphia and Chamba,sbury papers
please copy.
.AOpr-MATHRR-AtP Philadelphia. Wednesday,
the I'D Inst by ths i!cv. John T. MrEpny, nt tho
Fcsfdencs OF the hstdcs parents, the lion: Henry
loot, Of Quincy, ILL.,, and Elizabeth M- H. Msther
Of this city.
EibONDS-McKAY-ln this city, Tucsday,
Aug. 70, 1t tbs Eesllencu OF tho bEluoa mother, BY
Tie Rev. D. N. VsnaEsyoer, Hurry Il Symonls
and Mtsa Charlotte l.. Mckay, both OF Chicago
, 1876-08-30

The cabmen Of Paris are advancing In bold.
ness every day, and an Incident that occurred
avantage of the privileges they belsss to belong @
to them under the KepublIc. a company Ut III
fantry passing along tho boulevard was vfolc,,t-
y br1kyn in upon by one vi therrnft, lodroye
his yehtcle through the line with q shout OF
triumph. On the olliccr demonstrating the
''cab6y" struck him severe blow III the faco
With Ills whip, "re,narktpg, youtnpst Feu,umbcr
that We are not NOW under thu state Ut siege.h
, 1876-08-30

OUR COUNTRY AND SUBURBAN READERS
should send Cook & McLain, 10 Dearborn street,
any fall or wiatef clothing they may want repaired,
cleaned, OF dyed. Returned g. o. D. Expeuse
AIIglt,
, 1876-08-30

REPUBLICAN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Tho Hon. 8. II. Cullbm will speak ~ follpys.
MnnkcEan, Monday, Sept 4.
E1gtn, TuestlAy, Sept. i.
kankakcu, wednesday, Sept. o.
Wnt.ckn, ThurtsIay, Sept. I.
Felrhnry, Frda.. Sept. q.
Washington, Saturday, 60pt. 0.
The 1lon Il. j. Ogiesby viii xpcalr at Tu,to1.
Friday, Sept. i.
, 1876-08-30

OYSTERS. 90
Country dealers will nnd 1t a saving to order
oysters OF Sloan Bros 4 Co., 80 Adams strait,
Their famous ''capital" brand Ii tho heat In mar
kot They make prices to suit tho t!mss.
6LoAn Dnus. & Co.
, 1876-08-30
WHEAT cNf CENT PER al,sHEL,

WHEAT ONE CENT PER ausHEl.
Wheat privileges have paid 500 por cent profit
during thc past month. tumble & Co., brokers,
l3s Lasallo.st., lssus pamphlet fsee. With this
sys.cm tha risk ia reduced 10 = more fraction.
and tho pro1ts ara unlimited.
, 1876-08-30
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS,


AM, Dc,,o,. will conduct the noon meeting
a ~ oetR"t WV .v,u. ,rn .S..,..a, w. go ..ss.,
So-aay NJ noon NJ NO. A'' ''"a'eo' o'''ss'
A special meeting Of the Calcdon'an Club
viii hc he1d In Caledonia Hall this cychfng to
cnn,,s.r a. xsrv innortapt hus,nrss, All members
''ia''.s0 W As$ ,,
Justice Mech mas returneo fel"'ena.eu 70
his judicial labors, having spent delightful
seasop Of rest and enjoyment in the East, and
~ ~. r.ntrrr,o,. of rourse.
Gen. +. h. Myers. General Ticket and Passen-
Kcf Agent Of tho Pennsylvania Company, re-
iutned Yesterday from the East, where ho has
hrrn sptntIipr n two weeks, vacation.
anc polec sonna,n T. ,nn aen1 Me' uS,,;"n
auys A5!otH htlf.t, 70 4t 1.,u';0.. ~.
dlnances, aud agc seeking authority to stop him.
r.. ,au,..x,,ur.s ,ost.,1,, 10 ,,..ryc,1 hv
iian % 3aIisaa atrect ~ TTn,rt,Sn
Snildas) Building %as It g. =. ;i NJ, Il deerees 70 q M,
~ ~ III, soi o !. ~, - h r. 1"t '7' N1'oD
eleF, !. n' @''ao, . p 'n, @''~'
John Wagner, laborcr 30 years q nge, re-
terlay morning at his home. Tho ,;t'F. Coroner
heard nl the particulars, and found verdict OF
death from pulmonary consumption.
Thc Health cornmfesInncr rcnorte n4 tlcnths
tor tho ~nni, "n,linr, Sntnnf]av. Of thcec. lO3
E"rc ~ NJ c1,slt1rcr un,fyr | wear. TIrrc were II
Scnths hv chn1rTn uranium u by rony11lstuns.
"a ~, .na.int ~ fnvor IL hv t1nrrtcn ntuI in Nv
dsnSthsr1a ssa'e' A''''' 1~ ~ N>'~'' - -
A'pas",' A.. D..
Tho Annie Gross who vns \ arrested aug. 1or
stealing some goods from tho Boston StoTo Is
not the Miss Gross who ,tTes at NO. wy N1adl-
son street. THIS young iady has most ex1m,
plasy character, sa, Hnd shoo'a aot 10 con'ouaoeo
r, u1nuy ri thu fnct thnt tina Tvnournnhiro1
r11t ~ ~. - 3oer nsi..I ~ r,iS,,cs az n.tpa ~
ooia ~ eesn ~ 49,, - IN S p'Su Sa-o., ~
composltion 70 ~ cct..s pst ~ i,Vu, n'l. stoISy
yesterday evening lhiormeu ths pflhtess on INC
1F,nes that after Friday they will bo paid at the
, 1876-08-30

THE "RADlANT HOME" STOVES
combine beauty and utility, unsurpassed for heat.
Ing, Tor baking equA! 10 tho best cook-stoses.
Examine thetn before Joa buy. For Eale by Dal.
ton, 1Dl Stats street
, 1876-08-30

SEVEN R0uSlNe HAYES AND WHEELER
campaign songa mailed free for 81, by tho Root q
Sous Music Co.. dealers In sheet music nnd general
musical merchandise. 1856 6tats.st., Chicago.
, 1876-08-30

PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RENT.
Lyon q 1feAly. State and Monroe atrests, onaE
for rent over ono hundred 1rst.cluss instrurnents.
at IS perMonth, and upward.
, 1876-08-30
EIGHTH WARD REPUBLICANS

Grand opening Of their now headquarters, At No,
eb2 West har1son.st., corusr Of 1lalstel. ii! tas
Republicans 0: the ward aro expected to turn ouj
en- iuas.e and oring their friends 10 set the bali
rolling for tho good old fight and one mora victory
Tho mlccting will bs addressed by able speakers.
John Lyle King, T.. r. Sherman, T.. L. Mills, uen.
0. L, Mann. George W. Spo0erd. j. L. Cumpbell,
md othcra.
, 1876-08-30
CRIMINAL,

Frank Lawlcr was Yesterday scnt by Justice
srnlly In x700 bail 70 the Criminal Court for
, 1876-08-30

taks place frqu, hs residence, ~ lsutteE.st.. On
Aug. II, by carrtagea 20 Calvary.
tH Eastern Iapers PLEASE copy.
, 1876-08-30

FIRST WARD BOYS IN BLUE.
Tho First Wnrl DoJa IN Blue meet this evening
at tho GRIND PAcf1c Hotel for cnllatmcut. orcan.
znsion, ana important business. Old soldiers isll
In carly.
, 1876-08-30

Company A.. Eleventh Ward Minute. Men, wifi
meet this cyCnfng for business and drill nt hrsH.
quarters, on Ala.st.. near Went Madison, al 4
o'clock sharp. full attendance OF young men
resident IN tho ward IL requested. the rolls being
still open for fecfHita- Come and Join us.
, 1876-08-30

FOURTH WARD,
:. There will be a Republican meeting at Wrighs
cvsnina. @ Addresscs T BY j, LYis KIM. Esa. ] + w.
QcerinI, and others.
, 1876-08-30

First Rcgtmcnt Hayes Anl Wheeler Guards, q
Company, t'CnllOm luarl," will meet at huad.
quarters, corner Miclifgan.hv and Thirty arat.tt
this evening, for drua preparatory to fcSimcnlal
drill and escort duty. Those Wishing to Join TIL.
company psHlcaiatiy invited.
, 1876-08-30

There will bc meeting Of tho First Ward Aur
Hilary Republican Club thin evening Ut o'clock. a
the Grand Pacific Hotel.
, 1876-08-30
BEVENTH WARD.

mass; meeting Of the seyent!, Ward wilt be held
dcsfrons Of Joining the campaign clnbs now being
organized nny become enrplled. Uniforms viii Is
and 1cn. Heynoldl viii alircss The meeting, md
one Of the beat campaign clubs In the city wifi en-.
Lyon tho gathering BY the ronuItion Of campaign
Rleea.
, 1876-08-30

consisted OF 30 600 tons Pennsylvania Coal Com
rany. Twenty thousand tohs Of CRATE sold at
s2I71f and $40; ,0D0 tuns Steamer, f2.7213S;;
1900 tons cgg, S2.S5, aud closed at 2.D. TWEEN
ty-iiyu thousand tons stoy0 were put up, and
5000 bought at $3.50. Tho price fell quickly to
$500, and tho remainder YVES disposed of at that
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-15

Texas that has laid itself liable to be
chor,od with scryility to Governor
T ,,'1 p ., A. oln,i,is,rotion with
'''V"'' VI " Wv III, ',,,,,. ,,,tI,o,
wh'ch ne 'Sso nearly "'',e"'','''y ", .',,l,
pywordd eeu or ''P'''"V,'", '"' ~ 'V' '7'..'
state patronage OF crooNe" ''"'' r ,I
high or 10" me pregnant "''s c ~,
Nl'''' ''"V ''''''' ''r' .,lI.,oc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-15
A SUGGESTION TO FORT WORTH.

The ironhorsc will in all human
probability be sending its snoring
echoes into the pleased ears of the Fort
WORTHLESS ere another week shall hay"
sped away. Why not have n general
plorilicaton, big barbecue, speeches
mint julcps and other ctcctcroS, and in
vite Dallas en- massc over to participate
in the fun
Tnr HERALD thinks that possibly, il
the Texas and Pacific were liberal
enough, II thousand or more people
would run over and gaze upon the spot
where the panther laid down so shor
time since. or, to use the language o
our friend Tucker, the place 50 lately y
bowling Wilderness What says For
Worth ?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-15

Az Austin Senator in discussing u
practical building and loan association
bill INDUCED in the following sophamor
zeal twaddle "Lct us lift up the mistS
of darkness from the minds of the poo
pie, set free the shackled soul of the
immigrant, pass this bill, and before the
idcs of March roll around we shall see
the people take Samuel j, Tilden by the
napc of the neck and throw him on the
back of the American eagle, which,
with fadcless eye, shall take his flight
to the elysium realms of paradise. y
What III shackled soul, Samuel J.
Tildcn," "the American eagle or "the
clysium realms of paradise" had to do
with building and loan association
bill is one of those things that no
"iellah can ever expect to find out,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-15

Now comes the medical faculty of
London and Paris, and warns us about
the indiscrmatc use of soap, 1t is
Nerred that II large portion of the soaps
now used are made from putrid and
filthy grease obtained from tenement
houses, jails, hospitals and public msti-
buttons. These contain deadly poison,
which by friction upon the skin is in
troduccd into the pores and absorbed
into the system, developing local allie
tions for which no cause can be signed
The sensitive and tender skins of in-
iants arc said to readily absorb the poi
son and disease transmitted by impure
soaps Borax is said to ciloctuolly neu.
traliac the poisons, but that not one
soap in Il thousand contains it, Moral
let housewives learn to make their own
soaps. However small this matter may
appear to he, hundreds Of thousands of
dollars would be saved to Texas by it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-15

The venerable Colonel John Forbes
of Texas, visited the Times Office yestcr-
day He is the senior surviving stall of.
hccr of General Sam Houston, and was
Commissary General OF the Texan army
of independence. At the time of Prcsi-
dent Monroes visit to Philadelphia, in
1916 no breaktnsted on the morning
after his arrival with Mr.. John Vaughn,
at that time an old wealthy merchant,
on which occasion Mr., Forbes was also
present. Mr., Forbes has n large mum.
Der of unpublished letters addressed to
him by Mr.. Calhoun and other eminent
statesmen of the past, on national qucs-
tions, At present he is Colonel and
Aid-dc-camp on the staff of Governor
Coke, and thorough Democrat, and in
his S0th year comes from the Lone Star
State to visit the Centennial and wit
ness the Tooth celebration of Independ.
ence at the place of its birth = Times,
Philadelphia,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-15

The Houston Telegraph and TmE Dali
pers of Texas. 1t is no particular credit
to Texas, nor is the fact worth noticing
except to show how little Independence
is possessed by some leading newspa-
pers, and what plant tools they become
to those who are arraycd in ~ little
brief authority When II paper charged
Lieutenant Governor Hubbard with u
henous crime, and the Chief called
upon him to prove his innocence, if he
were, indeed, innocent, these papers
studiously avoided all reference to the
matter as if afraid to give it notoriety.
When Hubbard came out in letter to
the News denying the accusation, these
tawning syCophants of the Telegraph and
TIE HERALD come to the front and de
nounce those papers that had sufficient
sense of propriety to desire II vindica-
ton of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, as
"slanderers, "traduccrs, etc. These
very same papers that have no higher
appreciation of what the character Of n
public officer should appear, did not
hesitate to cast all manner olslurs upon
Blaine before the investigation of his
case had developed single fact PROV
ing his guilt But with such papers n
difference in politics makes quito a diff
ference III the probable guilt or limo.
cence ofparties Besides their sovility
to Hubbard is likely to meet with some
reward in the way of patronage, etc.
"Lst the candy a tongue lick absurd pomp;
And crook the pregnant hinges OF the knee
Where thrift may follow fawning.';
- Comanchc ChiG.
The CAig INDUCES in u few fanciful
untruths in the above verbose and bung-
ling article. TnE HERALD, in the first
place, paid not tho slightest attention
to the feeble expressions Of malice
against Governor Hubbard since il felt
that they were false and contemplate
and that lhe would, when tho proper
occasion offered, reiute and silence
them. Consequently TnE HERALD has
never denounced the petty press accus-
ing Hubbard as "slanderers" or "traduc.
crs, and herein the Chief lies under
grave and wilful error. In the next
place The HERALD is the last paper in