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The humber ior January begins the lime
tenth volume Of the Magazine aud While
It's past record will, 1t is hoped, he deemed
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az hinnchrs n Lllcralurc, SClVhIt, IT.
Politics. ,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-17
might Associated Press Report.l

The campaign will now proceed ac-
cording to the original programme,
the Roumanian army remaining on
the defensive, within It's territory.
The Russians crossing the Danube
at eight points simultaneously, are
pressing forward toward the Balkan
line Of defence with all possible rapid.
ity, leaving behind them In Bulgaria
civil officials, charged with the organ
ization OF the institutions.
The Roumanian chamber Of deputies
voted credit Of two million dollars
for the maintenance of the army.
LONDON May l6.-The Pail Mall
Gazette's Paris dispatch says; "Minis.
ter Simon resigned, because Of the con-
tlnued hostility manifested by the
chamber Of deputies. Efforts are being
made to induce him to reconsider his
action"
The greatest possible secresy Is OBJ.
served as to the movement OF Russian
troops. Still from various conditions
1t would appear that the troops on the
left wing, which had at first extended
all along the lower Danube, have grad
ually been drawn nearer to Galatz,
REM and Ibrail. AS for the troops
which have passed Bucharest, they
are reported to be bearing on Alteritza
In order TO better disguise their move
ments. There are comparatively small
numbers actually In position on the
Danube. Most of them are echeloned
further back. From the points chosen
troops may be moved In one or an
other direction. Thus these south OF
Bucharest may be available for an ad.
vance either on Altenitzs or Giurgevo.
At the same time there are signs that
Russian column Is moving still
further westward. This column IA
kept the most backward 30 It may be
left for Tuna or Magnolia, opposite
Nikolopoli, or for 5imnitza, opposite
Sistario. According to an estimate mol
more than one.half the army Is In
position.
The correspondent Of the News, dis.
cusslng the efficiency OF the Rouma
nIan army, writes that there was .
Roumanisn corps Of observation sta
toned at Glurgevo 70 watch the Turks
and II occurred TO the minister Of wal
that 1t would be good thing TO exer
else these troops and accustom then
10 the sound Of war, 30 one night b.
ordered an alarm sounded. But h
has been heard 10 say he bitterly re
pented having taken 20 bold measure
Tor II took him week 10 get the de
lachments together again. The col
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-17
Balkango, tho Second Line Of
the Turkish Defence. the
Objective Point.
Snow Is still Deep Enough In Asia
Minor TO Retard Military Opera.
tlons-Tho Turks are Driven
Upon Their Ships at Kalc.
The Health Of the Pope Again Causes
DIsQuIetude- Minister Simon, Presl.
dent Of the French Chamber OF
Deputies, Has Resigned Mis-
Portfolio.
INoon Aaaoolatoa proaa neport.l

lNuon hhhOolhtcu EIohh itcpoItl
LONDON, May l0.--The reception OF
the Grand Duke Nicholas ut Bucharest
yesterday called forth not single
cheer.
A Russian war vessel escaped from
Sebastopol and reached Batoum ON
Sunday night. When seven miles
from shore, she sent four boats with
torpedoes TO attack the Turkish frigate
In the r0adstead The boats were
driven OIL. Two reached port, but the
others we're sunk. The unknown
steamer then disappeared.
The Russians attach much imp0r-
lance TO the escape OF the steamer, az
showing the ineiilciency OF the Sebas.
tapol blockade.
The Turks have dispatched sixteen
thousand men from the garrison at
Widdin to the Braduscha, In all haste.
Roumanlans officially report four
hundred wounded In Kalafat during
the bombardment.
The Roumanian party which de-
mands active cooperation with the
Russians, is held In check by foreign
influence, which favora a temporizing
policy.
Servian volunteers are constantly
passing the frontier to join the Bos-
MAN insurgents.
The Circassians have risen In trans
Circassia. Russia has destroyed all
the tclegraphs.
The reported defeat of the Russians
near Batoum, with four thousand
killed, is generally believed.
The impression appears general at
Widdin that no quarters will be al
lowed by the Turks to the Roumani-
ans who cross the Danube.
A great movement has commenced
among the Russian troops on the OPP
poslte bank at Giurgevo. Battalions Of
Russian infantry, several batteries OF
artillery, and squadrons Of cavalry
have passed through Giurgevo, follow
ing the road to Siminitza. They have
considerable force at Komonia. De-
sultory firing Is going on. The Turkish
troops are enthusiastic. The Russians
are apparently attempting to force the
Danube, or, by q maneuvre, endeavor-
ing to draw away the Turks from
other points. Up to late hour last
night they were not successful.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-17
INIrbt Assooiatod Press Report.I

Forest fires In the north and SOUTH
west are raging, and many narrow es-
capes are reported. The White noun
tains have been In flames for several
days. The two hotels at Summit were
In danger, but the flames there have
been stayed.
The lowest bidder for the plain pos
tai cards was the American photo-
graph company Of New York, to
whom the contract was awarded.
The steamer Gettysburg, In the strait
Of Bosphorus. must proceed to Genoa,
or some neighboring port, for repairs
to her machinery, as all the ship
builders and workmen In Constants
nople are engaged on government
work.
The United States merchant ship
New York. for San Francisco, with
naval stores for Morie island, went
ashore of Punta Rosa, Patagonia. Sew
eral vessels have gone TO her assist
ance from Montevedio.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-17
WASHINGTON.
The struggle for Place whisky Gases
Forest Fires. Etc.
Moon Associated Press Report.l

Forest Fires, Etc.
Moon Associated Press Report.l
WARRINGTON, May l6.--The strug-
gle over the second Georgia district 10
desperate.
The following 10 a description OF tho
new counterfeit fifty dollar national
bank note: The signatures are en-
grayed, the charter number on the bin
is 2lO, while on the genuine II h $40.
The bill is little smaller than tile
genuine, and the paper thicker. lts
general appearance is calculated to do
oeive.
Judge Cayenne has left tot home. In
Judge GuyeDne's case the ajministra-
ton was exceptionally frank. II was
intlmated to him that there WAS no
prospect OF the contamination OF his
wishes, and that to push his applicA'
ton beyond filing his claims would
subject him to contest aud contact
with political elements disagreeable
to him.
The secretary OF the treasury has IT,
sued a circular to claimants for immlls
nifty In whisky cases. He holds the
president can pardon where the money
obligations is part Of the penalty. This
power does not extend 10 relation
taxes In liquidation OF penalties. The
secretary proposes to proceed to judg-
ment and to see that property OF de-
PENDANTS 10 not placed beyond reach,
and then suspend proceedings for an
appeal TO congress.
It'll stated that L. Cass Carpenter
has not made q formal resignation, but
upon the return OF the president his
resignation will be treated az made
and accepted, aud new collector aI-
pointed for the third South Carolina
district
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-17

dlers have not yet all been found, aud
they ara supposed TO 10 still running.
The Telegraph's special from Perp,
aays there haa been au unumally late
winter throughout Asia Minor, Snow
Is still deep enough on the ground 10
retard military operations.
The British fleet arrived of this
harbor to-day, The officers or men
viii probably not land because the
smallpox prevails In port.
Sr PETERSBURG, May 10 1T Ia ofii-
cially announced that tho Turks bonn
barded sookgoon Kale, on Monday.
The town IL somewhat damaged. An
attempt 10 land troops and guns wan
defeated, tho Turks leayinsa number
OF dead on the beach.
The two Russian torpedo boats which
were missing after an unsuccessful NJ.
tempt to explode the Turkish frIgAte
In the roadstead, on Sunday night,
succeeded In reaching Sebasterpole,
yesterday. She sustained no damage.
Tho standards Rome dispatch ssys;
The pope's health again causes dis'
quletude, perhaps with more reason
than previously. He has no special
ailment, and lie In good spirits, but h
extremely and increasingly weak, anu
has again taken TO being carried In .
chair, which he does not leave during
Nh audience.
LIVERPOOL, May l0.-The Courier's
London correspondent says; The In
dla office has information that the
Russian vessels ut San Francisco have
been ordered to the Persian gulf.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-17

ONE DOLLAR will buy French Corset ut M. SUES worth
eIsew here One Dollar and Half
EVERYBODY by buying their Lace Bibs,
Coaretes from N. SUES he has thei most
complete assortment In the city.
NO ONE the fact that Dollar be saved I'm Buy
ing a Trunk Valise from NJ. SUES.
Turkish Towels Table Linens Napkins Doyius and Mar
settles Quilts at M. SUES 20 cent cheaper than else
where
zepbyr Mt NJ SUES in all coors and shades just
received az reduced prices
abrggnn solid coiors, and all
the ny per cheaper than before
offered I'm this city, at N. SUES.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-17

BEWARE OF WORTHLESS MACIINES-TIE SINGER WILL
LAST A LIFE TIME
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-17
NJ SUES
Variety Store and Bazaar Of Fashion
that needed the Ladies'
get every article In sks
Millinery, Household, Or Dry Goods Line,
Ready-Made Dresses and Underwear
OF the Latest Styles, almost they introduced
the North, and having facilities enjoyed by few,
at all times keep complete and full Of
various branches that will admit com petition.
For SEvENTY-FIvE CENTS you get
A FIRST-CLASS KID GLOVE

with from Two Buttons, Opera, ozark CoIors
and N Nickel plated Glove ButtOner gratis at NJ SUES-a
beautiful fresh lot Just received
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-17

%roTICE OF APPoIMTMENTl0F AD-
" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is hereby given
mat on the 2ith day of March, A. ID. 1871,
letters of administration were granted 70
the undersigned by the County U0urt Of " Raj R
bare n. bempsy, deceased, and all persons
having claims against the estate OF the sara
deceased are required TO present the same 70
me for acceptance or rejection, WiInih
s,en, thereof shall be postponed until the
claims which have been presented vltnln
said twelve months and allowed by me, ana
annroyed by the County Judge, or estao-
lished by suit, shall have been nrst en,iIey
maid. SAMUEL UHL, Administrator;
,,s ioo' apr2lt4w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-17
METHODIST.
Reunion OF the Church North and
south an Assured Fact.

Reunion OF the Church North and
south an Assured Fact.
BALTIMORE, May l6.-The Methodist
Protestant convention, Dlsqueth street
church, this morning continued the
disquisltion on the adoption Of the re-
port Of the committee, on basis Of re-
union submitted yesterday afternoon,
and finally adopted the report, by =
vote Of fifty-eight yeas to fifty nays. A
committee was appointed to mako an
arrangement for joint session Of the
two conventions, after which II adj
journed TO three o'clock.
The session OF the Methodist oonven.
ton, at Green street church, this
morning, was taken up In the Discus
sion OF a resolution relative 70 the right
Of suffrage and eligibility to ofllce.
which was finally laid on the table.
The convention then adjourned until
this afternoon, awaiting arrangement
for the session Of the two conventions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-17

A Riot Amssx the Colorado n,rers
DESvER, Col, May l6--A riot has
occurred among the miners In Cali
fornIa eulch. The miners seized WI
II. Stevens and two others. and havf
them under strong guards Stevens
and other Detroit capitalists had failed
10 pay the miners. Stevens was TO
have been Iynehsd Sunday last. but
the affair was postponed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-17

Carpets cleaned and restored to their orlgi-
III m hpenty and brightness, however soiled,
, Ia ,ia,, covered with dust, dirt, grease or
coai smoke: with this process the same can
he made clean, bright, and apparently q,
new. The quality OF the restorative Is NOT
injurious to the most delicate TIM ~ mo,b
MY ~ aiso clean and renovate Plush ana MO
ona, furniture, Plush and Damask bam ll,.l
vrs t.ace and Damask Curtains, BlankeS,
Druggets, etc, etc. 49,. -.-.,..,ad ,aent
"a reiaId al the lowest rates. Large Joos
saSsn on contract. Send me Brnssel. OF
ysIvet Rur. which / will clean grans, o. $50
sample. All work guaranteed, OF no , ynnk
| All orders left at the once VII ~ - n sols
70. Tue Hsa' '" ~" aprSfdim
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-17

Agents wanted in every city, town and village of
Texas to whom liberal inducements will be offered. Ad-
dress the Singer Manufacturing Co., Dallas, Texas
J. NJ MOORE, Agent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-13
StQOt Baltimore.

Gen manor ltatttte getern Der 6Glf8.
3oueinnehmer Glaptou ieinen 0auf fir ole
Sermenoung 0eS SdliepptooteS Baltimore"
Sur Serltelluu9 eiues 8abr Sanals fir ben
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u@utbtie" icbt ben 6abrtanul often baIten
meroe.
9te Sdauipietertn Srdul, Netlou,
reide i'll Der Oariteaung Sbafelpeare'ider
Srauen Bartie'n 10 Aus9eSetbnetes leiffet,
wirb in Der nddiien Bobe in Der Dtnffatas
bemie gaftircn nno am Wontage gum erlten
Utale auttreten. Sibe fir bic Montaqspors
fteaun9 f6nuen in Mte&affreg's RnFfailen-
9ano!ung releroirt meroen.
Dllt Der llnter Il duug Der perid)ie5es
men Sranoe, Die in leBter 3eit i'm Wtanufaf.
turmaagen Guben Der Serreu Yuraunper &
@riinbaum on Der -yaItimore. StraBe
pOrfanen unb Oe5 SraHeeS, mel1er lid Dor
geiteril Abeno in Scr. SO 2igbtitr., ereianete,
foarsu seltern Der Teuer. Snipeftor 6oliowan
uno iein Aiiiiteut, 9r. Slad, be6dftist.
Der Bro3el3 gc9en @u9en Sbafe unb
Sohn Dennp lue9en An9riffS auf eineu Gous
oufteur Der ,Staot1 Yferosasall4 miro heute
i'm @rimInal-(9erihte Sur SeIbdnSluna fom.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-13

Gum S6luiie beantragt oas @omite Gr.
lauoniB, fernere Sisuugen su balten nnb Die
Ingelegeuheit meiter in grndgung al sieben.
Der Berid)t uebft etnem bon 8urdarb (Sas. J
eiugersibten Winoritatsberidte puroe gum
Srude beoroert, unD 8nott pertiiubete, OaB er
Die in bem gertdlte entbalteneu &ciolutionen
am ndften 0littpoA sur abitimmarg brius
gen toiiroe.
Der Spredcr eruannte Sielb (W..D.) unb
2arprence (S.) 81 peiteren Mtt9lieoern ees
Counties iiber Die 9flihten uno 8riDllegen
oes 5auies beSiislit 3dbluns Der Gleftoral>
Sttmmen.
SerSpre6er unterbreitete baralif oem5auie
eine SOtidaft bes Brdiioenten, pelde iiber
bic Serausga gabun9 Oergeripilligun9 iiirDliilie
unO 5Gien Redenl9aft ablegt.
Jtad etner Rebe ben 6rn. Slogan (Serds),
in toelfer oerielbe bas Serbalten bes yrdfis
oenten in bieier Nnselegenbeit i9arf fritiiirte,
murOe Die Botidaft iiberpieien.
gS pnroe belf]lofen, oas bon oem unter=
iu6ung8. tnSiia=@ Carolina porgenpm.
meme 3eugenoerbDr su oruden, uuo baSSaus
uertagte lidl oarauf bis ud9iten Moutag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-13
aofaIberid,te ans @aibiasto,t.

gSaIbtnaton, l2. S.suuar.--Durdl bic
@rploion elmer HoblenDuamse mhfoe le8ie
NaAt 6rau yfarp WotbersbeaS, poehgclt
scr. GAL, D=9tr., Ihmer Derbrannt.
81 0fefrnteu iuurben geitern Iben's EaD
ct. SouiS CUR Irmee erpebirt.
-0 0as 80 jdbr.ge Srdml. emma Mc@raitb
giug aeitern in Georgetown Elit Goee ab.
= Dte 6arbise Betip@ @reifom wurbe geffern
nabe Der v6reeoman'S Sila" in 0leranoriai
@ountp, Ya., in erirOrenem 3ufanoe aufges
funoen.
- Son Dap!on, SEiO, langten qeltern IA
qeiiteSfranfe Solbaten on, nnt in Die Hegie-
runass Srrenanftalt aufgenomnlen Su tperben.
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@oaesium fh babin geeiuist babe, gesen s.
&, 9Binslop, ben 5d)abamtS> >Dieb, iowle
gegeu 50. $. Ottmann anflaseihriften Elm,
5urei4en.
- Sr. @eorg S. Ealbott, Shasamts@
solicitor, bat etn@utabten oabin obgegeben,
naB bic S.65er 8onos bes Difirifts Columbia
uiht iteuerbar iino.
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ibre eigene HegierungSform berSuftellen, uno
ihnen bic freie Musiibu1g oe8 Stimmrebts
eeaattet. Ser Waior,tdtsberidt empfieblt
r1dmlif), bab berDiitrift bon brei@ommiiidrer
regiert werben ion.
= 9eute rpuroen bic Drabte bes neuen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bis sur xaubaum'
men.Mnftalt geiegt.
= Ser ,Deuti9s geteranen Gerein" bal
fofdenoe Bearten fir oaS ianienbe Sabr er.
tr6hlt: YrdFbeut 9ugo @iAbols. Stceprdii
bent 9. g. @aron, Sefretdr @b. Drdger
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d. SEQ. &1hler nno Quditor abam Balier.
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mas nd, ais uunahr Derausfteate. gr fomm
in Briuntmcbnunsfu, FAM ff franf lteleu
IN Obuma9t falen &c. Die Yoitsel 1T i'm
anf ben Serien.
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Qapen bes 9rn. BsbrenoS IN 9ir.8lS, 7.Str.
Neuer aus. Die 6lammfn lruroen balb 9e
d1{ht; SGaben nnbeoeuteno.
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@traBeuliuie tpuroe sefern 4bsnb on Der Sd
Der ii SksEs unb Qoulfana .9nenue eli
tobtes ainp gefauoen. Der @oroner tpuro
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Dertofbeue NOR 81 Sa5re alt nno uobnte i
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'8ermtid)te 9cpeidctt aus 0etrs
Mnrf.

81 tem 81 orf, 10. Sanuar. -5r. GteDart 9 g8oolz
foro bat erfdrt ons er iuabri6einlid Die Grnenunq
gum 6iitrittsanfpaite fHr ben iaoiden 0ifrrit uon
yfeip>0ort annebmen peroe.
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uro el gereoe aui beiense Sele oes 8abn9oIes, aui
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ben 9lasider6en idredIid 5erfiel1t, unb bas Sad
zines StraBenbd dbHpa99ons ipuroe 5ertrammert. Der
lnall lpuroe burb cine S6neemafie neruradt melde
pon einem b6bereu 9beile bes gebdubes bera6el uno
bos 9lasoad tn elmer Strede pon 800 SSuB SGn9e uno
ersi Sub Sreite 8eri6nletterte Der S6aOen 6etrd9t
$1,000.
= Der YroSe6 Der Gisentbamer bes s6iffcs ,,Sarz
peIt Queei" aeeen ben Sdmpfer ,,4oriattc" fuIirbe
beite i'm Snnbesbiftrtttsseri9 besonnen. 8as
S6iff fpuroe befanntlt6 am 90. De3em6er NIT Wann
un6 Utaus in ben @rIno se6obrt.
= Der Dampfer ,9tedar" 1T bon Bremen bier an
- - 5er Sampler ,,G9ina" traf bon etuerpool i'm
-3Ser Sampfer ,9Ortat' If BON 8OrOeaur bier
ein9etroffen.
- GoIt er6ffnete gu 106.
aiebrere pronli1ente Blraer ea6en beute elm 8arz
fett su ghren 6ss GrzUiapors gBtdha; 700 Yerionen
poGnteu BET 6eftli6teit bel.
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beute abeno ab9ehalten unb 8ieoIgtieRen ansenoul=
men, tuade ben SNppesienat aaaeben, bic i'm SUM
1876 pam saufe paifirte .ggarb 5ia" anSunebmen.
s1rpffer g0itterastag slued)iel.
8atertopn, NsY., 12. Sannar -.Sas Sberz
momeer teb heute Dtorsen um 10 llbr 20 @rao unter
Wua = elm aSe6iel pon % @rab innerbaI6 10 gtunz
ben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-13
sser,nfkte aahrse,tae.

Wepz orf, II. Sannqr. = CINE Spes
sialoepeide ans gloueeiter Maii., meleet, OaB
10 Sd,oener BON Der 6iiheret 6lotte ienss
5aiens uermist perben unp wabrl6einlid
NIT Mann uno Waus nntsrgssansen iino.
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v@len Srancis," r@eupsburg," nSobu D.
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1912 Mann au 8orb utp parer ieoer
unqefdbr s3O00-$500O mertb.