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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-15

I +. TRAvEk, AuCTfUNEER.
will sell Tuesday, July ~ all the genteci Furniture,
Carpets Mattresses &c o three story private residence
Particulars morning OF sale.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-05
original Caa.. of ,ns trouble.

A number of persons have tried their
hand TO tell in short the cause OF the
trouble between labor aud capital.
Here list given BY the Chicago Times.
The Rev. Mr.. Paynter says the cause
is "Ayarice." .
The Rev. Hewitt: The boarding Of
wealth.
The Rev. Patton, w. W.: The mod,
ern tendency to the secularization Of
politics and the NATURALIZATION OF So
ciety.
The Rev. McChesney: The expul.
sion Of the bible from the public
schools.
Mr.. John Bright Tho protective
tariff.
The Cincinnati Enquirer demon
citation Of silver.
The Cincinnati Gazette: Salmon p.
Chases issue Of sos, 0OO,0OO Of paper
money"
The New York Sun: "Tbe electoral
conspiracy OF last fall.
Eldor Scammons paper Refusal ola
democratic party congress TO vote silp>
plies for the army.
Ohio democratic party convention:
THE radical policy Of contraction,
Jay Gould The absence Of Gcnefal
Grant.
The Chicago Times: Original sin.
The list Of authorities is likely 10 10
extended. and il is tolerably sale 70 say
that as the authorities multiply the
assigned cause Of the trouble Nill IN,
crease,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-05

lNikht AehOolhl0u fruim honort,l
LONDON, August 4. The Daily News
states the channel squadron, ordered
south TO Vigo, whether they win pro-
coed 10 Gibraltar and the Mediterra.
mean, or return home after a cruise,
Will depend upon instructions which
are to await It's arrival In Spain.
The Times Bucharest correspond.
ent, reviewing the situation, thinks
the panic in Roumania grOundloss.
The plevna defeat viii certainly be re-
trieved. The Russians chance OF hold
Ing the position In the Balkans is good,
II obliged TO retire to them.
The Times correspondent, who 70.
Gently passed through Schlppa pass,
telegraphs that II Is strongly occupied
and fortified. There are already within
it many trains OF provisions and for
age.
Prince Masky and General Goarke
might hold II for n fortnight on inll
ratlons, or longer on short ratlons.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-05


The committee OF safety address u
letter of thanks to the secretary of
war, and suggest and request that a
good garrison be maintained ut the
Allegheny arsenal.
The department of Justice has de.
eided TO retain Marshal Douglas, OF
North Carolina, In Office, NJ least tins
til the expiration of his commission,
in June, 1873, The charges involved
no question of integrity, but WAS one
OF an executive character affecting the
management Of his suhordinates.
Postmaster General Key, in circu.
lar letter, compliments his postal
clerks and messengers on their good
behavior during the strike.
The president has appointed David
Porter surveyor, for the district Of
Savannah.
| A Norfolk dispatch says Hon. John
Goode, representative in congress from
Virginia, pronounces as utterly untrue
the statement which has recently APP.
peared in several newspapers that he
had been writing letters to members
OF congress asking them to vote for
him as speaker. He has written TO no
member ON the subject, except In
reply to friends who have requested
him to becope candidate.
A Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania, dis
patch says; "All trains, except the
night, are running on the Valley Rail-
road. Freight trains come and 30
with regularity. General Hinderhafer's
division is stretched along the road
for twenty miles, guarding 1t from
blockade and destruction"
Affairs throughout the valley are
quieting down, The Lehigh and Sus-
qnehanna Company will not attempt
10 open their roads for several days
yet.
The miners held large meeting In
Lanes grove this evening. They sent
an invitation to Mayor LOOMS and
Sheriff Kirkendale to come and In
form them why the military was there.
The mayor was present, and made a
speech counselllng them to be peace
able.
They adopted resolutions asking that
the military be taken out of the valley.
Part OF the body marched through the
principal streets with a band OF music.
General Osborn and the third divi-
sion was to-day relieved and sent to
their homes, their places being filled
by military from other sections Of the
state. The Lehlgh and .SusquehanDa
road will start trains on Monday.
The treasury has twenty millions
coin over and above all coin liabilities.
The Star says Lumbard has written.
letter to President Hayes commend
ing the southern policy. He has not
yet solicited his postofllce.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-05
NO. 1853 l--ESTABLISHED lS49

they must have walked forty miles IN
twentySfonr hours, wounded az they
were Nearly all these wounded, how.
ever, consisted OF men WHO had some.
how managed 10 walk ont OF the bat.
tie. The bad cases were LEFT whore
they fell. STAFF officers, with whose
estimate | am inclined 10 agree, think
the whole force Lost between ak and
seven thousand In killed and wounded.
A brigade OF the thirty.seoond division
has suffered most heavily. Besides
the terrible loss OF men, Il sacrificed
the imperial banner OF one of ito regI-
ments, The whole Of the thlrtieth
division has been smlttcn very sorely.
All the three brlgades OF Prince Schac.
kowslSy's command are for time Ia
state ot Reorganization.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-05
Hen DoIiar suffering from Pareis tlc
stroke and sOitening OF the Hrain.

Sr. LOUIS, August 4,--Ben DsBar,
proprietor OF DeBar's operahouse, In
this city, arrived home yesterday, saf-
fering from paralytic stroke, which
attacked him In New York about
week ago. His physician pronounces
the case very serious, II not hopeless,
there being, beside paralysis Of tho
limbs aud parts Of the body, soften
ing OF portions Of the brain. Mr.. De-
Bar Ia the oldest theatrical manager IN
this country. He has been on the atage
forty-slx years.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-05
Three chicago Chitdrrn kidnapped
anst En M0ute Tor Europe.

NEW York, August A. Chief Police
Hickey, OF Chicago, telegraphed to
Superintendent Mailing thlsafternoon
that u lady had kidnapped three chill
dren there, and came to this city with
the intention Of taking them to Ger
many by to days steamer, The father,
represented as worthless man, made
complaint to Chief Police Hickey, who
telegraphed as he did. Superintend-
ent Wallmg, being notified that there.
was something wrong, sent tho party
to the Jefferson market police court
with n detective, whence they will
probably be discharged from custody.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-05
western Finsneiers.

Whitelaw Reid: The able republic
can financiers OF the west are wrest-
ling with an effort to prove that a
democrat who demands the repeal Of
the resumption act IL an infiationist,
while the republican who demands
precisely the same thing under cover
Of notification IL quite the reverse.
Al present the hair refuses TO be split.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-05
TURCo-RUssIAN WAR.
The Defeat OF the Russians nc Pievna
VIII Certainly He Retrieved and the
balkans Hsid-Addifionai Particu-
lar. OF the Disastreus Battle.

Moon Associated Press Report.l
LONDON, August 4.-The following
are additional particulars Of the Rus
sian defeat as telegraphed to the Daily
News:
AT the narrow bridge near Butga-
reni, there was wild confusion and
complete block OF Lumbritz, .smbu-
lance-wagons and provision wagons.
Officers leading their horses, and carts
filled with the wounded, were all
damned In indescribable Chaos. They
bad been wounded all along the road,
but the bulk OF the wounded begun
little beyond Butgarenl, and extended
in an upbroken line for seven miles
along the road to Sistova. They were
mostly carried In OK earts-severe ca.
ses In ambulanees--and large nuns
bers tramped on foot. Immense mum.
bers OF the wounded had tramped the
whole way from the battlefield, aud
were already entering Sistova.
At six o'clock yesterday evening
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-05
Noon Associated Press Roport.l


Moon Associated Press Report,l
WAsnlNaTON, August l.--There Ia
u great scandal over the affairs osDe.
teotives Cunningham aud Bell IL
appears that Cunningham was sen
fenced TO the Mississippi ponitontiary
for long term, upon evidence given
by Bell. Cunningham had Bell ar.
rested ON some papers from Texas.
Judge Wylie issued the papers for
Bells arrest, Bell was before
Judge HUMPHREYS on n writ OF hd6eds
corpus and was discharged on tho sus.
piolon that the requisition waa bogus.
The Washington Republican captions
u city item on the subject, "Dlsgrao
ing the Erml1o Justice Humphries
making mn Ass OF Himself His Re-
Remarkable Conduct at the Hearing
Laughing Lawyers, Surprised pris-
oners aud Astonished Officers Witness
his Shameful Conduct
The Encouragement decides that no
copies Of recommendations for Office
shall be given from the departments,
The question arose from an applicaa
ton by the San Francisco Chronicle
for documents OF this character by
which It hoped TO justify AN article
which Senator Sargent Of California,
claimed was libellous.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-05
WASHINGTON.
Mr. 6oode, OF Virginia, PfOnOunces
as Untrue the statement Which
Reports Him as Rlecllonecrlng
for the epeakershlp.
The Strikers at wlIkesbarro Give Employ.
ment to Two Divisions militia Along
the Line Of the Valley Railway
The Road In Operation,

Cunningham the Texas Detective,
Creates u sensation ~ the Capital
Extraordinary Action OF Judge
Humphries,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-05
coulan,. Stand she RACKET.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., August 4.---John
A. Champant, u cigar maker OF Wor-
cester, arrested, charged with defraud.
ing the revenue, being placed IN cell,
shot himself through the head, dying
instantly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-05

Which already is rs large o any In the CITY,
ia resolving additional colossal proportions
by being arched through into the adjoining
building, and will give 1t more salesroom
than any in the state. We can supply the
wants of any one In need of CLOTHING
howeyer varied, aud please the taste now
o,,er ,,siidious. and ns the community have
known for so many years,do 1t cheap
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-05
Adaiina Dcnied u Divorce ana Put In
For sho Cosu-A Separation of Prob.
srty was GRANTED.

PARIS, August l.--Adalina patti'a
case for divorce has been decided,
Both the lady and her husband had
filed applications for judicial separa-
ton. Madame PATHS application was
refused. Her husbands was granted.
The sentence states that Madame
Patti does not even offer to bring for-
ward any proofs Of facts. She alleges,
on the other hand, documents placed
before the tribunal, particularly COR
respondenoe, addressed TO Madame
Patti by third person, which shows
that her conduct did the grayest inju.
ry 10 her husband. The court, there
fore, pronounoes against her petition
for separation Of body and goods and
condemns her pay costs. AS divorce
Ia unrecognized by French law, neith-
er party eau marry again. The sit
ting was public. Marquis do Caux,
Madame PATHS husband, was present.
The decision was rendered by tho tri-
bunal ON the first instance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-12

Hon $. s. Cox arrived ut Cincinna-
d on the 18th. To correspondent of
the New Orleans Picayune he said the
people Of the south were not much in
clined TO talk politics, but were intent
on restoring their fortunes which had
been wrecked by ffteen years of milf
tary rule. The south, he said, would
stand 10y the democratic party, and
members of congress would go
into Democratic caucus without hesi-
fancy and in full force. He thought
that the idea that Hayes policy would
draw strength from the democracy was
a mistake; on the contrary, it would
weaken the republicans by causing
split in their ranks. The postponoment
OF the meeting of Congress was, he
thought, n good thing for the democ-
racy and the country. The banks
would advance whatever money might
be wanted for the army; and the army,
ifa wise Indian policy prevailed, might
be dispensed with. The honorable
gentleman declined to talk of the
speakership, except to repudiate the
assertion that majority had ali eady
been pledged to Mr.. Randall. The
democrats were not going to repeat the
blurder Of tn past, and go to Wash
ington pledged to any one. He limited
broadly at the re-opening OF the presi-
dental question soon after the meet
ing of congress- and affirmed the opin-
ion that it was the ruling of Speaker
Randall that lost the presidency to the
democracy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-12

Now we are told that the telephone
is not new thing. Professor Charles
Page, of Salem, Mass, while expert
menting with reduced electricity, pro-
duced some instruments which made
musical tones, and he published at the
time an article on "Galvanic Music"
in Siniman's Magazine. The same
was r.discovered by Morgan, in Eng
land. The recent discovery, that not
onlyone musical note, but any number,
can be transmitted, was made by Pro.
fessor Bell, Professor Gray and gem
teman In Copenhagen. Professor Bell
tried his telephone, the other night, in
Boston, and Brignoli was heard faint
ly singing in Providence, but Mr..
Watson, Professor Bells assistant, wag
head plainly singing in Somerville.
A Ornet solo, played in Somerville,
four miles distant, was also distinctly
heard.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-12

THE STATE OVER.

Jack Co,mty.-Four prisoners escaped
from the .jail on Friday night.
Graysoa County The seventh district
Good remplars met in Sherman on the
Sth instant.
Kaufman C6,mtH-Kauiman will have
celebration on the nineteenth instant,
at which time the May queen will be
crowned.
Gregg C6mtH-Mrs. j. II. McGill OF
Longview, was bitten by rabid doc
last week. The friends sent to Hop.
kins county for mad stone, which,
when applied to the wound, adhered
twenty.one hours.
McLemat County The Examiner dis
tributed about two thousand copies of
Thursdays edition gratuitously. 1t con
tanned the programme of the Mai-fest
celebration. The bands from Bolton
and Calvert participated in the celebra>
ton Thursday.
Travis CouHty.--A fire occurred in A.
Bronngli's saloon, in Austin, on Wed.
nesday morning. The loss was about
81 500, with no insurance. Mr.. Bonn.
gil came very near being burned in the
flames, but escaped with few scorched
places on his body
Marion CCtmN--Quite a number OF
farmers do not give us too ilattering
report OF the condition of crops. The
late hard rains and continued cold
weather has thrown everything back.
The frost also did much damage--in
some localities nearly destroying the
stands of cotton Receipts of cotton
have been very good, and sales much
above the average. Prices still tending
Galreston Counfy.-A truce has been
declared between the Galveston and
San Antonio belligerents. "A cargo of
fresh tropical fruit has arrived in the
city from Mexico.-Allpersons arrest
ed by the police will hereafter be con.
fined in the county jail.--It is to be
hoped that the produce exchange, or
Ia members rs individuals, are taking
he proper step TO turn the Texas wheat
'rop towards our port
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-12

fore, W. advise All who are troubled win
the complaints now prevalent -headnchei
Ind gesllon, disOrdered liver want OF appe'
tiie, nausea, or foY'rish skin, 70 take, with
out delay, soheneka Mandrake Pulls, We
know ofno remedy 40 harmless and decisive
In It's action n at once strikes nj the root
OF tho sease, and produces healthy tone
10 ,he system, People noyerneed suiier from
any disease arising nom dlsordered oondl'
ton OF the liyer II They would take this eA-
oellunt medicine when they feel tile FIRST IN
dioauons " the malady. Families leaving
home Tor tho summer months should lako
three or four boxes OF these pills with lhen,
They have an almost instantaneous eject.
They Will relieve tho patient Of headache In
ono or two hours, and viii rapidly cleanse
the liver OF surroundlng bile, aud Will elect
ually preyonta bilious attack, Thoy are sold
by all druggists