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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-29

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IL ARM-A highly cultivated farm with
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Address Editor Herald iyl2-f
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w watch, for secondhand buggy and
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| ANO-F0rty acres OF well improved land
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INWO good dining room boys at Tremonl
house. sept20-2t
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Boarding.
For Rent.

WELLlNG With three good rooms, well,
- stable, etc, on Pearl, near Bryan. Au-
dress House" Herald office. septl2-2t
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by A DRUG CLERK-Experienced and
ID with best OF reference. ii. a. W., Peers
hotel, Fort Worth, IcXas, sept2J-2t
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For Sale,


1.-TWO PRACTICAL PRINTERS-Address
h Wu,tnerlOrd News, Weatherlord, Texas.
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Wanted Situations.
Wanted To Buy.
Wanted Rent

ID ERS-Buyers orthree improved small
ID farms near the city. Apply to u O.,
Nenhble, over POStotncG Scpt2S- /
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
sMsaA WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON Oct 2S, 1874

WASHINGTON. Oct 2s, 1874
THE SIOUX COMMISSION.
Charles NJ Hendiey, the Secretary Of the sioux
Commission, tslegraphed from Yankton thasth ceom-
mission accomplished iss mission and will adjourn
at tnat place 70 meet in Washington December v
CHARIOT COMPANY.
Upon the petition OF Charles Davis one Of tho
stockholders OF the Northern Liberty Chariot Con-
pany, Judge Cartier to-day ordered that George VI.
Csscl be appointed receiver to wind mp the affairs OF
the company and give bonds $25 900, which was
executed, and he took possession to-day.
INSTRUCT OF COLUMBIA APPOINTMENTS.
General William Birnoy has been appointed Attorney
for tho District of Columbia TO tako effect tho LIST
prox, and his son. Arthur D. Birney. to be Assistant
Attorney, to lake effect the same date.
THE MURDER CASE
The jury In tho case OF Joannah Turbin (colorodl
indicted for tho murder Of her husband ON July s
last, came into court to-day about four p. NJ. with
u verdict Of guMy, accompanied, however, with
= petition TO tho President signed by the
full panel to commute me death penalty that OF
prsonmcnt for le. The Judge presiding and also tho
District Attorney expressed thor intention TO give
their personal the furherng Of the object
OF tho petition which will also receive tho signatures
OF the prisoners counsel
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON. Oct 2S, ls70
SENATOR BRUCE, OF MISSISSIPPI, AND HIS RE-
PORTED ALLIANCE WITH THE DEMOCRATS DE-
MED.
This was less than report that the coored United
States Senator from Mississippi b. K. Bruce, follow
ing In the footsteps OF his coored predecessor ex-
Senator RevelS had gone to Tilden and the
democratic party. The news published in tho
Macon Telegraph Of day before yesterday, and IS
credited turn to tho Holly Springs Assissippi Re
porter, which Is published about hundred miles dis
tant from Floreyve the residence or Senator Bruce
Tho itom reads as iollows.-
Senator Bruce declared himself for Tilden and
form. he has a powerful influence with hts race IN
the river counties Senator Rcvels joins the reform
movement He can't stand the bloody shirt party.
We hear jim Hill has come TO the democratic ranks.
The bottom Is out oil the republican party.
The friends OF Senator Bruce scout the story of the
Holly Springs reporter. They say they have letters
from him dated late tho Goth OF October in which
his expressions Of devotion to the party most
equvocal The report originated with the Memphis
appeal, which said he had advised the colored men to
votc for the democratic ticket; this he did, measura
bly,, In speech at Florcyvile. Miss, intended TO pre-
vent trouble between the races, to aay excitement
this occasion and to give expression TO what he be-
evcd the most expedien policy for all parties in the
South He said he hoped to the color line obiter
ated both blacks and whites divided among them
selves In their party predictions His friends sny
ths is all thcre Is to tho story that he had followed
Senator Revcls into the dsmocrasic fold
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
A RIVER PIRATE KILLED.

Shortly before one O'Clock yesterday morning tho
Waterman the Cardiff dock, now used by the Penn
sylvaria Railroad Company, IN Jersey CITY, thrco
men climb from boat Of the scows employed
for carrying .freght across tho river. Ho ordered
them 10 leave, when ono OF the party fred at him.
Tho Waterman returned tho fire and in
stantly the cry wont up, ~ killed."
ono Of the men 1T tho same timo falling on the dock
The other two pursued the wAtchman, threatening 10
kill him. and fired several shots, but the watchman
reached the Morgan street dock safety, where ha
procured the Of Officer Zacnarias The pur-
suers then beat a hasty retreat and effected their
cape into their boat, taking with them the body OF
their companion. and rowed Lowsrd the Battery. An
examination OF tho barge showed quantity OF blood
bcspattered the deck This pier has been tho re-
sort Of thieves Tor three years bat they have seldom,
succeeded IN securing any booty.
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
BASE BALL.

THE ALAsKAs AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
About 1880 spectators witnessed tho return game
between the Princeton College Club and the Aaskas
OF this city, yesterday the ground OF tho former.
The Alaskas took q heavy lead In tho third inning.
when they increased in tho next three At the close
OF the sixth the score stood to In favor OF tho vis
tors. In tho sevekth inning tho princotons rallied,
making six runs by excellent batting assisted by
several fielding errors. The game was called at tho
close Of the seventh inuing IN ordcr 10 let the New
Workers catch an carly train. The following is tho
score by innings
Clubs. lSk ID 3d. 4th. 5k Oh. 7h
o. 8 Is
princeton. .............0 10 0 Q O-7
Umpire--ME Karge RUM earned-Aiaska, 81;
PrInceton, i.
BALL noTxS.
A now rufc Is to be adopted season which pro-
vidcs that ell hit balls which 20 out OF the
between homo aud third aud homo and Arst shal bo
called FOULS, and no foul bound shall be THIS Will
do away with the provoking fair.ioui business and
greatly relieve the umpire
The champion amateur Oh hcscas will play against
strong picked nine selected from tho various ayers
who have returned TO Brooklyn for the wlutcr Tho
game will bo played AZ Prospect Park, Wednesday,
NovembeP L
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
OBITUARY.
CAPTAIN GEORGE W. SMITH.


Captain George W. Smith, for moro than forty-onc
years connected with the Seventh regimont, and in
length OF service the oldest militaman The United
States died his residence in Twentythird street. in
this city, Friday. the sixtsth year of his age
About two weeks ago Mr. Smith was sitting In the
back parlor Of his house reading book, was his
wont before retiring for the night, and apparently in
his usual health when be suddenly dropped The vok
umc clappcd both hands upon ms temples and Jump
ing TO his feet complained Of acute pain n the head
This became violent that he began to pace
floor like insane man, until he finally sunk down upon
lounge UNCONSCIOUS, IN which condition he remained
for thirty hours. He rallied somewhat the At
tack the expiration OF that time and had bret inter
walls OF consciousness for time The physicians in
attendance declared that the stroke OF apopl9xy had
destroyed portion OF his BRAIN and said that even II
he should recover from the shock his mind would be
gone. In this state Mr.. Smith fingered until Monday
last, when he again ell into wholly unconscious
death.
The deceased this city In 1917 and at an
early age determined to become a land surveyor TO
learn that profession he entered the Office Of his ather
well known citizen, at one time President OF the Dry
Dock Savings Bank and who in addition 10 his duties
agent oi tho immense Astor estate, practscd the
profession Of city surveyor When eighteen years old,
subject Of this notice joined the Fun company
the Seventh regiment on the l1th OF June 1896 and
was commssoned second lieutenant In 1887 FIRST lieu
tenant 1889 and captain In lS40 In 1874 he resigned
HIS captains commission, and IN the same year
ceptcd a first lieutenant In the Eighth
or II company, and In 1864 elected II, captain,
which position he retained until few weeks before
his DEATH For several years past Mr. Smith
times talked OF retiring from the regiment 10 make
for the young and ambitious men who had
Joined H. one year ago he his resignation but
prevailed upon withhold u for year that he
might make the Centennial trip 10 Philadelphia
nt the head OF his company He made
the trip, and his return again sent in
his resig nation, which was accepted In an order
issued by Franklin Townsend, dated September ~
last he was honorably discharged, and his services
alluded terms OF the highest praise On the 2Sth
OF tho month his resignation recorded In
order Of the regiment and IL declared his dis
tinSuished abilities MS officer and his admirable
qualities as gentleman entitled him 70 the esteem OF
his their best wishes his health long
life aud happiness. Less than month later he was
dead II s ssd by hts old associates that regret At
scvcripg his connection with the regiment hasencd
his doceaSe.
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
GEORGE LINGARD.

George Lingsrd, actor who has figured on the
New York stage for the past twonty years. died yes
terday in this city Ho about dfty three years
age and made his first appearance before New York
public in 1859, when his brother, J. ". Lingard,
opened the New Bowcry Theatre He went xith his
brother IRON the New Dowcry to the Theatre Comquc
and since his brothers. death has been for tue most
part engaged with travelling. companies. He
deeply attached TO hts brother Jin and tho burial
threw his watch and chain into the grave. A yoar
aterward fund raised and some friends removed
j. W. Lngards body TO the Dramatic Fund lot
Cypress Hills When the coffin was removed Georges
watch was found, and when returned 10 bim after a
years slcep mother earth. he burst into tears
petcly overcome Mt The recollection OF the scene
brothers. burial He never ranked as a FIRST class
star. but was always known OF the useful
members OF company, as he possessed good voice
that Of great beneht In his profession.
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
A DESPERATE CRIMINAL.

Thomas Drum the desperate who inflicted ten stab
wounds on James Branagan while the latter was lying
asleep on his own stoop, in Jersey City,
capped the gallows by tho miraculous recov-
cry OF Branagan. Through some inexplieablc
influence no received. a sentence which cre-
atod general surprise for It's clsmcncy--eightcen
months in the State Prison. atrocious attempt
III murder was never know In Jersey City Drum has
become defiant to tho last degree in the jail and loads
the judges and his keepers with mprecations festsr
day ho knocked down fellow prisoner and showed
nght when the keepers interfored. Hc was finally
placed IN a dark cell. IL Is believed that when the
Court learns the desperate character OF the CRIMINAL
the will be roconsidercd. Drum was terror
to the locality where he resldsd
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
sERENADE TO CONSUL DE LUCIA

About two months ago commission appointed by
tho Italian government. consisting Of Baron Blanc,
Edward Martinez and Chcvalier Ricci, Investigated
certain charges made against Ferdinand do LuccA
Consul General Of Italy in New York All the charges
made against NJ de Lucca we're. 10 the satisfaction o.
the committee proved TO be groundoss serenads
rendered last evening by the Italian residonts
New York intending TO show to Consul do Lucca
their appreciation oi him as man and their JOY at ns
com piete vindcaton. An elaborate address was read
by MIR Fabbri, which was formally replied TO bv the
Consul Al the demonstration last evening thore were
present tho Societies Unione Fratelenza Guarda
Colombo and number OF other organizations VINO
filed Twentieth street from Broadway 70 shs FIN
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
: THE POLO CLUB.

An interesting series OF games will be played next
Saturday afternoon by the members Of tho wescheste
Polo Club for half dozen saddles and brides pro
scnted by Mr.. J. g. Bennett Az originally proposed
tho game have been played by twelve members
six on each side, but some eighteen twenty
ANXIOUS TO participate II has been decided
contestants in patches OF four. They will then bo
matched against each other, and tho winners VIII play
OF The gamc will commence about halt past two,
aud tickets for tho grounds be obtaned from Mr.
Hswland Robbins xt tho Knick srbocker Club
The New York herald., 1876-10-29

Den ocratic National Committee yesterday reeevau
an Endorsement OF the aforementioned comm un'os
ton signed by the following prosainen. officials @ =
Columbia, s. e. Wade Hsmptou, candt6sto ~ 0ov
ernor; John Richardson, candidate for Congress ~
the First district: NJ. p. o'Connor, Congressmsu;
Second district; ID. Wyatt Aiken. Third Congresscu:.
district; j. Ii. Evans Fourth Congressional ds'l'cc'
G. .. Tilman, Fifth Congressional district and A y
Haskell, chairman Democratic State COMMITTEES.
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matter. and would settle In answer 10 the
question whether he (Stokcs had any correspondence
with Josephine Mansfield during his Imprisonment. he
replied that his word OF honor as gentleman, he
had not heard rom her for FIVE years. and did not
know whether she was In Egypt or England Stokes
reached his mothers house Fory-sixh street last
night az hali.past ter O'Clock and received no
noyance moiestation on leaving the ears at the
Grand Central depot
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
THE FIGARO DISPUTE.
Judge Barrett ycs,s

Judge Barrett yesterday morning granted an order
TO show cause whv an Injunction should not issue rc
straining sydney Rosenfed from the further pubca
Non OF a journal called tho IAustrdted Figaro The
order issued on the application OF Starr Morrssey
aud K b. Apderson, proprietors OF the Nec FORK
Figaro, who have the only legal copyright TO the title
OF that papor The case will come up or argument on
Tuesday next, In the supreme Couri, when Sir. j. G.
Boyd the counsel for Morrssey Anderson, will move
Tor u DC ornament Injunction.
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
RAID ON A POLICY SHOP.

Last night Captain Murray, OF the Fourth precinct.
accompanied by Detective Mussrove and number Of
officers in citizons clothes, made . raid upon the
premises No Is Dover street, whoro policy p'-''~
was full blast Considerable nnessing
10 gain admittancs, but the Captain and
Ia ut last and arrested Richard Cannon.
etor; Thomas Robb, clerk. and two o'
besides about forty persons, black o.
also scized the books and papers bell
nssa AL shs parties will b takon
moPninl
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
SOUTH cARoLINA on THE Wan CLAIMS.

In response to the communication sent on Friday
last to the National Democratic Headquarters by
prominent Stale officials in Louisville, n.y., repudlat-
ing charges made by the republican leaders and
press OF the Nortn TO tho elect that they expected
that a change In the administration aud the advent
or the democratic roform party TO power would aid
them Ia securing payment Tor loss damage to
property suffered by them during the war, tho
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
FOOT BALL MATCH.

MONTREAL, Oct 2s, 1876.
An international foot ball match between Harvard
University ana tho Foot Ball Association OF Canada
took place to-day. When tho gamo was called Har-
ward victorious by goals and two touch downs,
the Canadians nothing
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Charles Lee, twenty-one years oi age, made nearly
successful attempt at suicide yesterday afternoon nj
his rcsidence corner oil varick and Wayne streets,
Jersey Guy, by shooting himself with revolver. Tho
bullet lodged in the right side and the wound consd-
all fufa
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

Boston, Mass, Oct 2s, 1875
The United Statos steamer Tallapoosa, Commander
MeRitchis, arrived to-day from Portsmouth.
HALIFAX, Oct %, 1870
The United States sseamer sailed to night
for the AxoreR
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
STEAMER ARRIVAL.

The National line steamship Spain Captain Grace)
from Liverpool October is and Queenstown l9ih
arrived at this port carly this morning
The New York herald., 1876-10-29

From the Now York Sportsman, October 2S
With tho enterprise that has chaiactorized its man.
agemen tho date Of It's establishment to tho pros.
en-. timo tho HERALD has reduced It's price 10 tnreo
cents at which in the uture will bc sold Its size
remains tho samo; its princeIy expenditures In tho
collection Of rs large evor The HERALD
started n cent paper sold at two when tho
war broke out. IL ~ much better paper now than
ever was its revenues larger. and Its influence
greater Under tho control Of Its young proprietor 10
has . which the edor Bennett IN ali prob
ability never droamod oi obtaining.
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
THE AMERICAN Nxws COMPANY AND Nnws-
DEALKliS.
The following circular toll. It's own story

Tho following circular tells It's own story:-
DETROIT, Mich March 30, 1875.
DEAR SR-Thc American Nows Company, OF Nov
York. propose TO have a branch Of their business In
Detroit They oncr me an interest In combined
trade wholly undor their control, II will turn over
to thcm my jobDing, newspaper snd periodical busi.
moss This otter must decline.
Having been In THIS trade it, beginning In this
city, than thirty years, always aiming 10
deal fairly with every onc trust you will allow mo
actcs Tor handling your papcrs and periodicals., In
this market, equal to those enjoyed by any other
house.
TO PrBIlsHERs
What claim IL that the trade, which publishers
have encouraged to buid up, should not be turned
out oil my hands without just cause, either by being
taxed by increase in cost TO me- tor the bcnent OF
rival house. by allowing such rival house TO control
my trade by issuing papers and magazines in advance
OF tho receipt OF my supplies or before have reason
able time 10 supply nv customers by the same trains
DETROIT, Aprl I, 1915. j. A. Rof5.
The New York herald., 1876-10-29

Valuation Of property In 1876. 1856 1855 900
D1o'iSse cHILDs Pr.siden. Carolina National Bsns
W. b. STANLEY, Vice President Central National
J. r. SOUTHERN, President Union Bank.
EDWIN J. SCOTT, Banker.
J. G. SOUTHERN, President Red Bank Manufactur-
ing Company.
r 4 ". swAFFIELD.
JONES, DAVIS BOWKNlGHT
WINTHROP WILLIAMS
c. y. JACKSON
GEORGE BRUINS
N W. TRUMP.
NJ. L. KlNARD
JOHN 5. WILEY.
WILLIAM GLAZE
HoPsoS AISo ( sUrpHEN
OWEN DAILY.
THOMAS I. MOORE, D. D.
J. Il. KINARD.
GEORGE /. DIAL
DlERCKS Il DAVIS
H. T. siLILMAN.
I.ORICK 4 LAWRENCE
KINARD 4 WILEY.
W. SrIEGLITZ
D. GOODMAN
WILLIAM ROBINSON
j. w. PARKER
+. n. EHRlxCH.
JOHN G. ZEGERs.
JOHN II. BOWEN.
II. d. sENN & SON.
NJ EHRLICH SONS
s. n. HENDRIX, Jr
n.
W. HARDY.
THOMAS BOYNE
G. BROWN Il BRO.
THOMPSON EARLE
H. HANNAH.
EBEN SrENHOUSE.
j. n A. OLIVER
kcCREERY, LOVE l. CO.
MCCREERY Gu.
c. IL. Mot.
f. X Stokes.
ID. EPSTEIN
{. j. LAUREY.
II. NJ GIBSON.
W. j. pUFFlE.
PERCY 4 SLAWSON.
KiNGsLAND X HEATH
sElBEI.s EzELI.
j. MEIGHAN
w. Z. HIN
5. l. LEOPHART
G. ID. EBERHARDr.
T.. T.. JACKSON.
X ARNpr& CO.
r. BROWN
A. PALMER
w. II. McGREGoR
II. MULLER
JOHN MCKENZIE
JAMES X FRIDAY.
A. AcCRANEY
o. VUfGER.
ORLANDO H. BATES.
A. STARK.
T. CANrwELI.
GEORGE SINNERS
T. POLLOCK.
JAMES T. BLACK SON.
d. CRAWFORD n SON
W. \. ROSE.
JOHN AGNEw, Jr
r. T. BLAKELY.
ROBERT JOYNER.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-19

The New York 7riJaas ofDec. nth.
says: THE Haye and Wheeler Club
OF the Seventh Assembly Dist let, a
Tilden and Hendricks Club previous
to last Friday night. rsised Hayes
and Wheeler banner last evening in
place of Democratic flag, The rea-
son of this conversion OF a club num-
bering 800 members, "a stated by ole
OF the Officers, was that they hal be-
come tired of waiting for Gov. Tilden'
explanation of the Potter & Stymu-
matter. of his income tx and other
matters, and had decided to support
the other candidate. The large crowd
which collected in Blocker street I
witness the Rising ofthe hammer loudl,
cheered upon its appearance. \ NEE
| ing OF the club w@- then called. aus
speeches were made by Ch@~les p
Shaw and other"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-19

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The world Remember il is warranted.
Arnold's DiarrheS Balssm % and 50
cents.
Arnol3's Biilious Mandrake Pills, op.
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pounded by the Dr. Seth Arnold's
Medical Corporation. Woonsockes, II
l. iy2s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-19

Says the Chicago T-i5tae: The
official reports of the murder Of Cocker,
the colored member of the Legislature,
by Capt. Butler and his party Of Re
formers, al Ellenton, :. G., records 8
cold-biooied atrocity worthy 10 ssc
classei among the most fiendi>h per-
formances of the Bashi-Bazouks in
Bulgaria This report eorroooTatesi
by the sworn testimony OF three eye
witnesses, is lid before PRECEDENT
Grant in connection with Gov. Cham
beT,in's application for Tnite.i State:
troops to assist in preventing other
buteheries OF the kind, and one cannot
help wishing that the troops may he
sent. and the fiend Butler and bis
brother Tildenites may be hnutel
down and riddled with DULLES a
mercilessly and with As little time fol
praying IS poor Coser was
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-19

Snow fell On Saturday evening in
Easte7n Canada 10 sufficient depth
t. oos.ract ;he railroads. Through
est New England il fell 10 The depth
II two o. tk4ee Inches Sunday. and =
slight fall Of snow WIS reported 81 New
York. and As isr south IS Washington.
More >ncw Was Imported il Canasia
Monaay morning. sna = freezing tenn
rsrasure throughout = portion Of the
West and As far South as Nashville
Sad Memphis. Winter begins early
tits year.