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Washington Matters


W WASHINGTON. April |. During the Demo
cratic caucus last night it was expressly de>ir-
ed by the eX-Conederates that none of them
be selected managers of the Impeachment trial
OF eX-Secretary Beknap before the Senate. The
request was respected. Much of the time was
consumed in discussion as to whether two of
the seven members be Republicans and it was
that Messrs. Wheeler of New York and IIoar
of Massachusetts be added to the list. namely,
Messrs. Lord, Mcmahon, Iynde, Knott and
jerks.
WASHINGIoN, April ,. The probability Of
the impeachment Of Secretary Robson is rap
idly strengthening He finds himself in deep
water with only small Straws at which to
grasp for assistance or support. 1t turns out
that his recent letter in explanation aud IN re-
futation of charges against him WAS written
prior to the publication of evidence in the mat
ter of the Jay Cooke, McCulloch Il Co.., trans
actions lie acted upon the presumption that
as usual the copies of kilograms had been de-
stroyed at or about the expiration of two years
from their date, but unfortunately for him and
for some as vet unknown reason the copies of
the dispatches of that period Of 1873 during
which the panic occurred We're not DESTROYED,
and their existence was 4 surprise to him and
will cause him considerable unhappne~s and
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The Calais Times says that parties from Portland
have leased the gas works in that city, preliminary
to purchase if they meet with encouragement.
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Alden Jackson has resigned the office of Deputy
Secretary OF State. Dir. Joseph o. Smith, recently
first clerk, has been appointed as his successor
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This gun belonged to
Dominicus Jordan

who was killed by the Indians
at Spurwink, Me-, Aug. 1903
Presented to Maine Historical Society by
Samuel Jordan, Deering, 1876.
In the afternoon, Gen. John Marshall Brown
read a very interesting paper on "Indian Thor
oughfares and Carving Places in Maine"
In the evening, VIM. Good read his paper on
Fort Halifax, which he has been some time
preparing.
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Maine Historical Society.

The special meeting of the Society at Port
land. on Thursday, was one Of very great in
terest. The meeting was called to order by the
venerable Prof. Packard, the Secretary, and
Hon. c. j. 6 iiman Of Brunswick, was elected
President pro tenn, on account of the necessary
absence of the President, Hon. J. W Bradbury
of Augusta, and the ice President, Judge Bar
rows of Brunswick.
A volume of the Society, now in preparation,
will contain five papers by Judge Godfrey on
Indian History near Bangor" one on 'Pema-
quid,' by DR.. Iough OF New York, another bv
Gen. j. W. Brown, on "Champlain 1604-j,' d;
third and forth by Mr.. SWEET on Early Span
ish settlements at Pemaquid,' and the History
of the Bingham Purchase" d sixth by Mr. AL
len Of Norragewock, on Early Hallowel
families" The volume closes with set of
memorial papers on the late Hon. George
Evans, Bishop Burgess, and Hon. William
Willis.
paper on Norombega written by Judge
Godfrey of Bangor, was read. 1t was valua-
bic contribution to the history of the State.
The next paper read was on the Life and
Services of General Samuel Waldo" by Hon.
Joseph Williamson CT Belfast. 1t created great
enthusiasm, and copy was requested to be
placed in the society archives.
Mr.. William Goold of Windham, then pre-
sented to the society gun, on which is Il silver
plate bearing the inscription:
VI; 1 l..1,
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The report of decision that Mr.
Lynde cannot maintain his suit against
the city OF Rockland, was premature. The
case goes to the full court to have that
very question decided
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the COnlnlltteo, cfOSS-eXamlneQ the Wit
ness. You say that you came to the con-
clusion that Babcock was guilty, but the
Jury thought he was innocent. What tur-
Their proof did YOU see beyond that the Ill
~ saw?
Mr.. Bell-Nothing, excepting a CONVEX
sation with Bradley, Luckey and Babcock.
Mr.. Danlord-Three days after the pub
LEGATION in the Herald you were dismissed
by Secretary Chandler Didn't he do
right in dismissing you when he found
that you were to be a spy on Dyer for
Babcock
Mr.. Bell -Well, III give you plain
answer to your plain question. | think
that Chandler knew all about what | was
going to do. Sensation told him I
was going to New York for Gen Bah
cock, and asked him if should enter into
the details, and he said, 'No"
Mr. Danford pressed the question wheth-
er he meant to say that Mr.. Chandler had
appointed him special agent fully conf
dent of his secret mission, and he said
that the question should be ask ed of Mr..
Chandler. TLaughter1
Luckey had told him at St Louis that if
he got hold of the evidence he would get
a big office in Washington. Laughter
While he was in st. Louis working for
Babcock he drew his pay as special agent
of the Pension Office, but only for five
weeks. While holding that appointment
he went to New York tor Gen. Babcock,
but he would prefer not to say for what
object. Babcock knew all about the CT
pher. All the recommendation he had
for his appointment under Chandler was
the card from the President. The Presi-
dent told him (BelD that he would speak
to Chandler about him. He said that he
would tell Chandler that Bell was to be
ordered to st. Louis. While he was away
in New York for Babcock his pay as agent
of the Pension Office was stopped, but on
his return he got it when he told Chand-
Ter that he was there for Babcock. All
Chandler asked was whether Babcock
knew he was in New York, and when he
said "yes' he got his pay. The only pur-
pose OF his employment, as Pension Office
agent, was to work for Babcock.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-20
EATER FROM Nit. ORION.
what Ne Knows ami DOcs Not Know
About the Alleged nabCoek
kilograms
EXECUTIVE OFFICE W, u, n. ca.
NpW York, February 10 islg

] IAlh' ~ " hNNAAI W. II. n IN
New York, February 10, ls7d
To EproRs-My attention has been
called within the past few day. to press
! reports passing over our wires from
Washington containing statements to
the effect
lrst-lhAt q recent application 10
the United States court az ~, Louis 10
have the requirements of one Of the SOW
oral saipaHas which had bcea served up.
on the company made more explicit was
really made for the purpose of prevent
ing the disclosure of what was uOnsid.
cred by me rs damaging testimony to
General Bahcock,
Second-'rhat my recent trip Wash
mgton was made upon, or in connection
with this business and that while 90
Washington had admitted that the
records of the Western Union company
at New York and Long Branch were re,
Gently examined 10y me, pursucnt to
the subppnas contained in the messages
between Babcock and the members of
the ring which show conclusiyely that
Babcock is guilty
Reports containing some of these allie
cations have already been published,
| deem it due alike to public and pri-
WGe justice TO say concerning the mat
ters referred TO in these reports
Fmst-lhc application made TO the
court in behalf of the company ut st.
Louis, was not at the mstignton solici
tation on suggestion of of General Bah
cock nor Of ans person acting in his be-
half, nor was my trip to Washington ON
that business,
Sccond-No effort has ever been made
by or in behalf Of General Babcock to
prevent the company from furnishing all
the messages in It's custody that had
been called for by the process issued from
any court, and all such have been fur
nished
Third-'rhe aearch made through the
New York and Long Branch files failed
to find q single message, either covered
10y the subpoena, or outside of il, which
related to any of the eases at st, Louis
Fourth--lt follows, necessarily, that
! have not stated to any person any
where that the records of this company
q idencc conclusive of the
guilt of General Babcock, | have stated
in a few instances, exactly the contrary
Very Respectfully
WIN, ORTON, President
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EMPLOYMENT.
An Angry Father and Determined
Lover.
From the st. Louis Gazette.l


A correspondent writing to us from
Muscotah, gives the details OF an elope-
ment case that occurred in that ordi-
narjly quiet town the other day, that
possesses all the fine points usually
found in such scenes, from the grand
escapade during the night, through all
the details of flight, marriage ana re-
turn, and a personal conflict between
the father and the new son-in-law.
Our informant furnishes us with the
names of the parties interested, but
from prudent reasons we do not puo-
lish them. The hero of the event had
been paying long and assduous court
to the heroine of our story, but the
strong opposition of the young ladVs
father had made his courtship unpleas-
ant, inconvenient and withal very UNI
certain. In this dilemma there was
but one resort, and last Friday night,
while the parents of our heroine were
quietly sleeping the night away, she
quietly slipped out, and, with her
lover, drove to Atchison, and thence 10
Nashville, Missouri, where they were
legally married according to the laws
of Missouri
OF course, the father discovered his
loss early Saturday morning, ana a
very few inquiries satisfied him as 10
the cause of this coup detdt.. Whiie
the old gentleman raved anu sworei
he did not follow them. When they
returned was sufficient time for nm 10
get his revenge, and he bided MS
time with all the patience possible
Sure enough, the truant pair drove up
to the parental mansion at ten O'CLOCK
on Saturday night. The stern parent
met them at the door, and demanded
his daughter, and the indomita6le
lover and new-made husband ln-
fromed him that he couldn't have her'
Here the romance ceases and the
tragedy commences. The father swore
like u pirate, and threatened to take
her by force. though he died at the
attempt. With this object in view he
advanced toward his daughter, when
his new son-in-law drew pistol and
attempted to shoot the old gentleman.
Providentially the percussian cap was
damp, and the pistol did not go OIL
The young man then took the weapon
and struck the old gentleman several
times on the head, until the height Ors,
who had been attracted by the
screams Of the young girl, appeared
ard drove the new husband away.
The father has now commenced suit
to recover his daughter, alleging that
she was under sixteen, and the point
remains to be decided.
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The effect of cash subscription in q
Glasgow, Kentucky, sanctum was thus
photographed on the spot the other
day: Immediately the proprietor's
chair began to tilt backwards, his face
to take on An ecstatic glow, and his
polar diameter to lengthen. Dovetail-
ing his fingers over his corpulency, he
closed bis eyes meditatively, and his
lips moved in silent invocation, and,
with the determined air of a man who
didn't care a cuss, he pulled out a jeans
purse and crammed the dollar into it,
regardless Of the feelings. of the by
ISLANDERS"
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Courier-Journal: A Texas marks
man writes to Bogardus, the pigeon
mangler, offering to 'shoot him any
where in the State of Texas" but
Bogardus wisely declines.
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Notaries Public ana Convcyancers.

Peak WV Office northeast room in the
Courthouse. II
Special attention given to taking DEPOSIT
lions. executing Deeds, Bonds, Powers Of
Attorney, Deeds of Trust, etc., etc. Office
Northeast room In Courthouse.
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Attorneys at Law.

W. .. oldham, Office In Mitchle's building,
opposite the LeGrand hotel, Main street.
Janl4dtf
j. NJ. Hayes. 2Oi Commerce street, Ddllrs
Texas. Special attention paid TO land
claims. jan0dtf
John NJ. Stemmons, Attorney at Law, No.
205 North Side Public Square, upstairs.
oct29-dtf
Aldredge Geo. N, iO5 Main street, near
Courthouse. II
Mccoy & Mccoy, office south side of Court
house square. IL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-20

e. IA con per day. Agents wanted. All
pJ W plv classes of working people OF both
sexes, young and old, make more money at
work for us, In their own localities, during
their spare moments, or all their time, than
at any thing else. We offer employment
that will pay handsomely for every hours
free. Send us your address at once. Don't
delay. Now Is the time. Don't look for
work or business elsewhere, until you have
learned Whist we offer. q. SrINsor a 90
po-tia~d Maine 2s2f<wt~
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THE OFFICIAL J0URN AL
OF THE
CITY and COUNTY of DALLAS
THE TRIBUTE no REX-A LOYAL
N. RESPONSE,
Letters from Some ~ our i'""'"H
nanIsass nnd nusi"e"s sac" Z" the
Lord High Chamberlain Of his Most
blessed majesty, H'S'

TO Bopharib. Loid High Chamberlain
Tho undersigned bank officers and bu.
sinass man, recently appointed "Assstnnt
r. riainefers General OF tho Empire of HIS
Maiosty. Ring OF the Carnival" BATTERED by
,hds frsnltoi Inc Royal favor Nnd being fully
satisne hat his loyal subjects, who desire
to receive with becoming pOmp and glory
The king, upon the occasion OF the hrst
Royal Wslt TO the Royal Capitol, having the
hest Interests, welfare aud prosperity of
North Texas and Dallas NJ neart, do accept
the trlst conided 10 them. They would
most earnestly urge upon the citizens,
propBty- holders, aud all who desire The
progress and prosperity OF Dallas 10 respond
literally, MS the occasion OF the Kings entry
and ,OIourn viii he the grandest, most mag
nlt0ut pageant and spectacle ever VII.
messed In Texas, and VIII be the means of at
trailing thousands people and dollars 10
tn city,
Il. Mr., 7. Z. Barry Is hereby deputized To
assist Major II, W. Baylor, the efficient Tax
Ulther General, IN the collection OF the "FiJi
Var Tax"
lSignedl II. V. TOMPKINS,
JOHN KERR,
President First National Bank.
W. II, HUGHES,
President city Bank.
II, Ii, GRuBER,
President State Savings Bank,
u. NJ. SWlNK,
Cashier Exchange Bank.
j. l.. LEONARD,
feb0dtf Adams u Leonard,
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Denial Surgeons.

DR.. J. W McGee, Dentist, graduated in the
Baltimore Dental College In 1874. Office re-
moved TO southeast corner Elm and Lamar
streets, over Kahn's clothing store. ly
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MAJOR E. W. BAYLOR,

We have caused TO be transmitted to him,
through Bogharib Lord High ChamL erlain
OF the Empire, the Assessment Rolls OF the
FIJI War Tax, with instructions to collect
the same instanter, publish daily the names
OF our subjects who may pay their tribute
to Rex, and deposit the she xels collected
with Adams e Leonard, bankers, to the
credit of our War Department.
BY the King Himself! KEN.
1t Is recorded:
BoGnARIB, H. II. @.
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WHERE WERE THE POLICE a?
Twenty Dollars Reward.

Stolen last night. In front of our store, No.
702 Elm stree two Iron, Close-top, Cylinder
Force Pumps, of the Gould Manufacturing
Company, Seneca Falls, n. y make. One
is as much as two men can handle. We viii
give Ten Dollars for the delivery OF The
pumps and Ten Dollars FOR The delivery OF
the thieves To the sheriff OF the csunty.
WADSWuRTH, oRlFFETH " co.
Dallas, February Is, 1915. febi9d5t
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.

W. G. Sickles & Co., Grocers and dealers in
produce, No. GIG Elm street, corner of POy-
dras nov2dtf
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FARMERS OF TEXAS.

One enterprising man in yeur midst who
planted my new Cabbage Seed had forty
thousand that made large and solid heads;
another grew Onions that weighed pound
seedi You viii find extracts from their let
tiers in my Catalogue With seed equally
good why can not you do az we'll? My large,
Illustrated Seed Catalogue CONTAINING vast
free to all. JAMES j. H, GREGORY,
janlwSt Marblehead, Mass.
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4 nYEnriNING, Uheapi aood Suaen

DvERTfsIRe, Cheapi Good Svaem-
n dtic,-All persons who contemplate
making contracts with newspapers for the
rents TO Geo. p. Rowell 4 Co., Al Park Row,
New York, for their PAMPHLET-BOOK
(nfasfy-sspenfh edition.. containing Lists Of
ing the cost. taken for lead
ing papers In many states at O tremendous
reduction from publiahsss' rates. gEr Lnn
BOOK. tli5S Nt xsaaWiy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-20

BY REX, KING OF THE CARN1vL.
CARNIVAL PALACE,
February ], 1876. I
To Our Well Beloved Subjects Of Dallas:
Rn0lO ye, That, reposing special confidence
In the Valor, Integrity and loyalty of oui
we'll beloved subject,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-20
a4th of February. 1870.


And therefrom until our departure, traffic
labor, trade, and all 9th occupations shall
cease, and Mirth reign supreme,
IL. THAT all LINES OF TRANSPORTATION eX'
tending throughout OUR RINAL DOMAIN
immediately cause 10 be promulgated II re-.
duced tarlif of rates, for the benefit of all
loyal subjects, who may desire 10 see our
Royal Capitol ON that day.
III. We command the 'rades arts, me-
chanlcs, citizens and soldiers, societies OF
every kind, maskers, jewellers, promenHders
and all of our fun-loving subjects to pass in
review before our royal presence, ANA
when the shades of night shall fail upon ou-
beloved city, let floods of light, and golden
fire Hume the streets, and then
The Mystic Jewellers
Appear in gorgeous splendor, and the null
titude gather at our places of festivities TO
add to the p easure and glory of our reign.
BY THE KINGS COMMAND. God save the
King
Given under our Hand and Seal, at the
Palace of Wyamnize, this the 9th day of
January, 1876, and nine hundred and ninety
ninth y ar OF our reign.
BY the King Himself: REX.
Attest BOGHARIB,
jan2Sdtf Lord High Chamberlain.
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RENDER UNTO CESAR, ETC.
Golden buckets Flowing Into tho
Golfers of His Majesty.

be found the names
IS who have prompt
the imperial ukase
of special tribute to
ow in progress:
Sller W. p,
Monica Il. W,
Myers L. NJ,
West II. H.,
Sayle Jno. NJ,
),Goode j. j.,
Austin Frank,
Bowen IL. b.,
Aunspaugh II. p,
HARDWOOD Alex,
Harry Bros,
Linskie p W.,
Marshall A.,
Shone W. s.,
Hosack & Jones,
ID. Il. f.. u b. A.,
Morton DR., j. H.,
Peak W. W.,
Shea Johnny,
Stevens G. S.,
Harry II. p.
Harris Ed.
Mcconnell JIG,
Whiteman Thos
Tnrren EO
Tolltyer Zach
Rovd 10
Stone w N
Marion w II
pnvior II "a
Toynnl,insR "
Iruhpr Il
uotsoiis NJ,
GosljnD
IJliman NJ
irwin M
drove ma
Ellis 80
Aldr;doeGN
Tncker II "
Bnrtiitt RI
Cnn,oron VIM
Fnl rorG p
Lehman Ed Lehman
n Nothaft'
: Craddock l.
Kraft l.
McCCllum WI
Foat r.
FreemnnJp
navine no
Samoan RIOS
Baskerville Chas
WheelOck w X
Harrison w h
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Edlct by the King of the Carnival.
Edict No.

Edict No. 1,
10 Our Loyal Subjects-Greetlng
hn0w pc, That we, KING oFTnE CARNIVAL
Sovereign Ruler of the Realms OF Mirth,
folly and Pleasure, do issue this Our Edict,
and proclaim that we will pay our first an
'nual visit 10 our beloved
city Of Dallas,
And thatwe may be received with becoming
splendOr, we issue this our Royal Decree:
/, Attended by our armies our high dig
iitanesi and our household guards, arrayed
n royal magniicence, we viii make our en-
Try into our beloved capital, and II cGiye he
keys Of the city from our loyal Mayor, ON
the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS,
WE RETAIL
CHINA, GLASS
And QuecnswNre,
At Wholesale Prices.

We ask the citizens of
Dallas and vicinity to write
to us for prices of anything
in our line. 1t will cost YOU
nothing, and you will save
money. We have a full stock
of China In WHITE, GOLD
BAND, and DECORATED.
Also, everything in Glass
ware and Queensware. You
can buy II full set as cheap
from us MS you can buy Il few
piecesfrom theretail dealer
Weguarantee everything to
be us represented. Remem-
Der that we want your trade
and will deal honestly with
you, or not ut all. Special
prices to hotels and restau-
rants. Now on hand n large
line of DINNER, TEA and
Chamber Sets, very cheap.
Send orders direct to
MILLER ~ STEPHENSON,
504 N. 4tb ST., st. Louis, Mo,
oetSO-d6wly
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Physicians and Surgeons.


Jno. III. Morton, NJ d., office over First Ma
tional Bank. Residence corner san Jacinto
and HARDWOOD streets, Dallas, Texas.
lan2hdlm
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For Treasurer,

XXrE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w quested to announce II. q. Patton rs
n candidate for Treasurer of the city OF Dali
las at the ensuing municipal election.
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j. II. Gibbs, NJ. D., II. II. Boswell, M. d.,
Physicians aud Surgeons. Special attention
given TO diseases and deformities OF eye and
ear. Office over Wohl's store, GA Elm street.
nnv0l-tf
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quested to announce II. II. Barry rs n
| candidate for City Assessor anu Collector, at
tAe ensuing munlcipal election In April.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
Wv qucsted to announce Henry A, Me-
Gotham rs u candidate for City Attorney, NJ
the eusuinng municipal election IN April.
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NATE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w uuested to an nounce Joe Fisher as u
candidate for CITY Assessor ana Collector, AT
the ensuing election on April 4, 1876 d
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Subjoined will be found the names
of the loyal subjects who have prompt
~ complied with the imperial ukase
ordering the levy of special tribute to
a.rnu 90 tho unr nnW in nrnrrnSS
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w quested to announce Julius Roger as
n candidate for City ASS essor and Collector
at the ensuing municipal election in April
next.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quested to announce Barnett gibbs
as n candidate for City Attorney, the cleo
10 n to.be held In April next.