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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23


Growing Desire for Annexation 20
t the United stases-The Affairs of the
- IsiaRa Frustrated and Disheart-
"a entug.
HAVANA, June Is, via Key West,
June la.--Nhilst there appears 10 he
no Indications OF a unity of purpose
among the so-eailed spanish party,
there are indications among individ-
uals that they would gladly make
peace with the einsurgents, upon almost
any terms, If it were not for Spanish
pride, rs negotiations must surely re-
suit To the disadvantage of the Span
iArds. The insurgents are not averse
making peace, providing autonomy,
with sufficient foreign guarantee, be
considered. Sensible Cubsns, and some
Spaniards, say they know the dangers
surrounding entire independence, and
would : prefer annexation to the
United States. When Martinez Cam
pos arrived, eight months ago,
with thirty thousand men, the pscifi-
t0ekoh VI kbC sciahu " No ukaiu
iised at the end of the winter cam paign,
but. the result shows that the advan-
-tages gained were overbalanced by the
disadvantages. The state OF the Island
Is no better than it was last year al
the same season, and the insurrection
Is as strong as ever. The only visible
advantage gained during the whole
winter campaign, was less burning oi
plantations. The treasury Of the plan,
ters il exhausted. The daily publica.
ton of the e'situstion of the treasury il
suspended. Lat year, at this date, gold
stood at S2.15, and it stands now s2. "a
Very few eabans have taken advan.
tage OF the amnesty decreeA They
have -nos Confidence in. 1t. The stats
Of affairs on the island is languid, pros
Ftrate and disheartening.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23
NO. 50 | ESTABLISHED. 1s49

sustained by the county commission
ers' court, which was held ., Canton
yesterday, June 10, and to-day an order
was issued for the removal Of the
records, etc, to Wills Point. instAnter.
which the proper officers proceeded To
do promptly, and the present county
seat Of Van Zandt county Is at Wills
Point The contestants gave notice of
appeal to the district court.
Crop reports are very favorable. The
wheat crop is good. A heavy yield Of
oats Is expected. Cotton is looking
well. Corn was never better. Town
quiet. G.MH
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23

II H,EINo taken my policy, the loos
seligovernmcnt plank bodily. the re-
puhiicans are tugging away at the other
pla1nks Of the democratic platform. The
hard money. plank, nailed down BY
A ndress J Iaetson, is about being wrench
ed oil and will be appropriated before
fall elections, about which time they
win probably try their hands on tariii
revision and claim that they have in
vented free trade. The people viii riot
been deceived; they know that the
voice Is Jaco'fs though the hand seems
to be Esau's,
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PROSE Ru-TIoN
The sssesers<y sf ><r.1sx.- 49,
nss hshsssssi Mia Ft.-aE--. -
Fred Dsukts-. t<sa $780, . -
ssss Je.~ps >~fi.s... - rn.H

Pred psakis-. t<.'s >s.-s /. 49,
ss.s Ss>~ps >sit.s--- - Fs.f
NFW lOkK June -Ja-srE -.-
lismsB, banker AMI nrult-r - H-..
y Indicate Ia piAae Ans=ri-.n -..-lr.-..-.
for ten YEAR had -uIlm-rr,i - a..a-
ily zt the Grand Uniun haI-l II So
togA- Arriving - usual. ~-lixulaa. -.
Informed BY the mAnAzvr tlat n
Hilton had Instructed Lim IA O. co.
terrain I-raelite-
Mr.. SelisIuAn-.sl ~ "a ---.-.
tain Jewish I-opis
MAnager-srhaf = cur or,ier
SeligmAn retuTn-Si - N-. A - -
wrote Hilton = oitter l-st-r. -
m ans friends held . an~-tiuz li ca-.-
slider the affair. The chAtral.a -
the jews Of this city aud cs,sIatr,r el.a.1
not afford 10 let TIM ulAtt=r rs-L
A long discu--iOE folloset - q.
what course shoGld be tszr-az-~A r.
prograinme u 10 cal = ns-= n-ssln-
Of Jewish Residents Of the cify - =
early day, and also invite nanlb-r- -
leading citiEen-. clersy a1-1 Ani aE1-r-.
and lay the fAct- befure thsr1. .z.l
take such measures ~ ~iL % - ~
iieved, alter the pr---ns oVsntun 81 -
proprietors OF the 1irand I utuu 49,
Judge Hilton said % r-P-srter -
night that Mr. >elisuAn IA =I.zr-
ed from the Grand nisu hdtsl ~
In an ostents;io<l- mAnner q -
demanded the b~-t AgArtn-nt IN
SeligmAn had coEue 60 NE psr-lna. l.
l would perhaps have --eu . 49, -
eommodAtiOn, but the uiAaA<sal-uf af
the house had been pl.--t 49,
In the hAnd- Of CiSir- An1 Nlk 49,
because OF their special .tfllty . -
care of - vast and vAllAble Fr-1r,-r-,-
and they had h.en in-Grlrts.l q -
flliy discriminate ~ - theIr 60
Mr.. SeligmAn feu under thi- l1-.r--. l.
nation
Judge Hilton doc al eou-si-r A.
Joseph SeligtnAn = Hetrss a. =. -
Mr.. SeiigmaA y jex IN ~ r-..-
ssbse Of the word. snd tne 60
jews Ia rep,re-ents. ~hais th-y 49, a-
forbidden 10 eons % The tsrz1l "a.
are not encouraged % cons r. rr-
| prietor- have good tl-cri1l- na-l.-1l.
Judge Hilton -s4d the ko1u-- - A
Stewart formerly tid . gre.- s. 2
foreign banking bozlne-s thrus,zh a.
seliguAn nrn1, and nearly a. ? taalr
foreign bills Of exchAne- <sr- .-r-
chased there. ost nndi1x suoa 49, :. r.
ncieDt reason for 9l-couIln-llnz - -
ronAge, IL trAnferred Ia % otksr 49,
Ever since thi. Mr. >~ii<n-an -
been spelling Tor Anxnf -th 49,
d Co. Mr.. SeligInzn, JElSs a "a
said, belong. 10 . e.s.-- % IA h-erss-
but Jews 10 - the t<llt % rhi- cl.--
OF Jews thsm-el~~- thai tk-y A. a.
cfiminAfed against FsmEle- - go
Hendricks and Nzth2a- a-s H-lss.-.-
everywhere, while tho-- -. - Li--
brews, Of whom J0--ph >~.iga.Na !. !.
representative, are not ~Nnfsi a. p
4 more
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23

TINS Sterbensviiie Eoityt Is strongly
in favor Of continuing the company OF
Lieutenant Halt, in the service Of the
state The paper mentioned, under
stands well the importance Of adequate
protection OF our frontier, and speaks
earnestly and strongly for il. j.,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23

dryrEu euEn slouil bear in mind
what the people OF Texas, living upon
our frontier, have suffered from Mexican
thieves and marauders during the past
ten years Nothing less than prompt
and decisive action on bis part win sat
isly the public
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23

An elaborate and eigsptic scheme Of
forgery anil embezxlement, by which
the wife Of Major Tom Hawkins hiss
ruined her mother and in the perpetr L
tioh ofwhieh she sought 10 fnfrlfeate
some OF the fret eitizers Of ohio and
Kentucky is the iatest social couvul-
SION. msior ffawRins tns filled prom,
ineht offices, ssured in military history
and always enjoyed inc reputation Of a
brave and HONORABLE gentleman The
exposure is OF the most shocking char.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23
STArlsrlcAL, tables of our foreign trade

STATISTICAL, tables of our foreign trade
show that OF late years our import and
export trade has been in the eastern
ratnef than the western hernisphere,
There Is no reason why we should su~
render this trade without 50 much as a
struggle to England, France and Ger
many. There IS a mine Of commercial
wealth for New Orleans and Galveston
~ lat.tral and south America. Nature
has given them advantageous positions
for opening up trade relations with the
various populations south Of the gulf
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23

Art and |TE do not, always 60 10
setAer amieably haad IN hand, and il rs
a somewhat curious fact tina. M -
Elizabeth Thompson. the American. ar
ltist. who fell a willing eapty to Major
butter. Of the. British army, has an
Aoaneed her ton of never paint
m 2 another hat tie picture, her specially
Perhaps sh e sai tieipates that married
life hrin ss war enoagh al horne without
,ispiastn 4 "a for the deleesation of Etlle
seadegnieisns. hs@s@ lie sz,s4 lzsslss
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23

THy Waco E-a-r'asr ins friendly spirit
takes up the eu1rels IN ,lofeuse ~ Colo
neI uoughery, Of rhe Marshall Herdl7, or
rather in his advocacy. Tho action o
the sheriff, cf Harrison county. win be-
heartily condemned by ali the papers
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23

BRIsrow, the pet OF the AntiSwhisky
ring wing Of the republican party.
doesn't seem TO be in good todor with
the Hayes ring, who claim. 70 be the re-
form end Of the party. lie could net
even SECURE the apPoiptmePt ef post
master for Louisville, thei CITY Of his
residence, Ills whisky ripg, pgoseeu'
tons did the business t.4.saU.a.s
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23

at the expiration OF three years. The
only substantial thing about the con-
cern is its gorgeously~colored litho~
grsphei pamphlet. The whole amount
Of benefits, according to the adroitly
worded system, cannot exceed the sum
paid in, less the entrance fee and
monthly dues.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23

wr are deiighted 70 hear, a. We W 10,
from the, county of fIapiit9n, that an
immense crop has crowned the, eitorts
Of her farmers, and peace apd prosperity
are the twin hsndma,deps wbo prs 'ent.
the cup ofjoy to her people THE se4sohs
full, brimming. and running over. How
the heart ysarns TO take our good
friends. in that splendid county, by thc
hand again. fll1.,s.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23
Tnr a.. rra.,,ose, ~ .hif,i tL.

ThE Agy proposes 10 shttr the news,
paper coihns winch have contained re-
mains of alFthc personsl journals here
tofot6 published IN uotilon. whea
Iron Spikes attempts TO call personal
Journalism indspendenee, ii i time to
educate him ...... $3.50. ..... l.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23

Boa No one knowing the people OF Fexas,
and more especially those of the from
tier ,Asnd Snowirg g well the character OF
Hon Roger @ Mffls need be surprised
st his wonderful popularity among
them. They ere cut from %the same
pics ofel6th, ana they hsve much in
common and but little at varierice with
each other. Tie Schiivalrous Mills AMI
our brave frontiersmen. are indeed
brethren, and Why should they not pc
bound :0gether in true David and Jonna-
than style. Esare proud Of fboth Mills
and our fronleI..ss s...i - l.ssss -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23

AsA .'hlazef" for new paths, OF COM
merce and trade, the Fort Worth Dem
o,vut takes high rank. and we of THE
rrfhifp giory IN bssadFe The ptp'o-
cyat has such viasing way Of claiming
the honaTs. Welcome to 'ep, Pad, old
boy, and may your trade, Denaoeret. Or
yourself, ever cast smaller shsdow. ois
the ground than, nov. attend the ale.
phantins proportions Of each. - .s.l
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23
EASTERN NOTES.
Detailed Account OF the RussiaR Vie.
tory In Armenia-The Turks Dis
played Splendid soldiery aud
Held Their own Untrl the
Fall OF AeheBet Pasha.
The Defeat Of the &ontenesrins is Likely
to Cause impsrtaat Changes in Rus.
sian Strategy-Aastria 6radaaIiy
-'+~ Being Drawn iatu the Vortex.
The United Armies or sufc1mea Pasha
ana AT said Mnrehing on Cettfnse.
Ls& FNoo, Assoc. xte,1 press ft,,nr,

rue tniteu Armfes OF sufc1fnea PasAa
ana AT said Mnrrhing ON Ceutnse.
1s@ FNoon Associated Press Report.l
eBoNDoN, June 2l.AA Russian OH
eisl dispatch, dated at Magora, says
kars responds feebly to the Russian
IRE.
A special Constantiuople dispatch
to- the Galos asserts that Mr.. Iayard,
British am bassador to the porte, has
counsehed the sultan to make peace
immediately. All the ministers, ex.
sTsr ssPt, Rsa.s pssra pAsha' minister 'a Of war
b Beth the Turks aud the Russians
claim a victory near Dslahaba, on
Saturday, but the Indications are that
the. Turks suffered . diaster. They
certainly fel back to Belahaba, though
the battle was fought in the neighbor-
hood of Zeidikaa. ls,sls.. 50. ...., s,s,g
The Times has the following from
Centegi, dated June 10Th: :" Yesterday
the Turks occupied the village of Mar.
tinitzi, the Menteaegrins retiring to
the heights above, without resistance.
To-day the Thrke attempted to move
towards DaniologI age, but were at
tackled by the united force of the nj on
and after y desperate strug-
gle Of i've hours, the Turks were driy-
en- back TO Spaz, abandoning their
camp and baggage to the Montene-
grins. js@ - -
Z The Times Paris dispatch says since
the opening OF the debates, the plat.
form Of the cabinet seems more and
more narrowed. The Socialists will
remain with the caoinet, butthe Bona
partists, iDmediateiy after the dissoln-
ton, IL Is said, will advocate the rule
OF President MaeMahsn until 1850, but
VIII demand al appeal TO the people
after the expiration Of shis term of Of
hee.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23

THT Fourth OF July is 10 be a grind gala
day in Denison, Judging from the prep
arations they are making for the occa-
sion The ''Iufant Wonder is vide.
awake town, and does nothing BY halves
when it sets 10 work III earnest.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23

ZAca GseSDL Sa's personal organ the
Detroit P5S,, has followed that rrot,ne
lut illustrious patriot INTO rctirement.
Theirs ha- for = long time been an ims
PRESTON in AEchisan tliat sues an
event would Improve the rnorals 81 the
PARTY. q
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duty 70 vote for Bristew, 80 as to throw
the election into the house of repre-
sentstives This circumstance, winch
threatened for the time TO dish theIou-
isiana, South Carolina and Florida plot,
seems 70 have been forgotten.
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a. Finla M1rshaI IInlsttnA az n

As Field Marshal iIalsteaa. Of the
Cincinnati CymmsTe,dl, the apostate OF
the gold standard in the great battle OF
iSI5, il at sea for republican candi-
late torun for governor Of Ohio, on his
political silver dollar platform, the
Philadelphia TTales Kindly suggests that
perhaps Ben Butler can be engaged,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23

e. Aass hottest political fght jast new
Ia progressis, being conducted by the
newspapers STginia in behalf Of
gahernatoria iaVoritiessa Major j. E.
Danieland General Mshene are the lea / !
ing eeinpetitorss- The isstersis q great
railroad man end TO hitn is due the or
eanzation of the conservative party n
that state. General Mshone made Gen.
eral Gilbert C. Walker governor, and
thus saved tlie state rom the fate OF
Louisiana md South Carolina.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23

~ .4 a
1'hERE IS d screw loose in the fiandiin 2
~ the r1laiis from the north . The sDai-
lsss Denisep ahda sherman pspers o
not come regularly atalle--ger,erally ave
get three DALLAS HERALDs at one time,
and then sve ges three more days with
out sight OF the paper. And it is the
same way with the other papers above
aeestioned>-t tGaess fsnaniness~ ssTF
-$we mend ths Above tor Che ratten-
tian. .sof@ osE4 xsnsrable- pqsfmastsss his
clerks, tasz ps@sslx.sxsns ssad&seute
IL istoo ALFRED bad that when
the-- works bassseeu s.lene, arl thesex ,
penser borne, to haveaI 4slsughter<d;in
this way. BY neglect, fucofnpetenoy,s or
'unfrienfiiress 9ss"s .efss AssaSs 'fRts 40
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23

wneS friend PaidoGt speaks o,
Brother Bartow" as making such .
splendid paper out of TIM lIes.f1. il
becomes exciting, Thanks, Pad, and
jyo can say the same back at you, with
AL our heart. ..---.. 81
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23

Ttm civil rights Bm wiHPrbbafiy bs
tested in the courts, where money IN
any quantity win be used II h The case
Of denying Joseph seligman, i Jew
accommodation at the Grand Union
hotel. at saratoga :
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23

InE destructive cotton worm has
made its appearance in several counties
IN the central aud southern part Of the
state, They have done but very Little
damage. ..... g....... .... Al
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23

TuE Indians in Idaho have brandsh.
cd their sealpiug knives aud gone on
The waf path. They murdered lsrss
number Of citizens, and then defeated
q detachment Of soldiers, ,.. ~. .
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23

IHE little city Of Corpus Christi vii
export this year. something over SIX
million pounds ol wool, and hides in
proportion. This looks like business
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23

gATHk adj Iteration of food, and itle
short messuragivenjn in standard articles
efeernmcn consumption are astrAessn g
fnacilsatteution in scientific circles, and
asiatysis made sreeeptly agive results
scarcely likely 10 be pheasant to tie
econ hoffiists who have been ming Sin h
attfeles 81 aceouht oftheir' chcapnes ).
stfSns the 'doctote,l artfcies are, cream
or tsftaf, pfefsfed'- -eoifee, po*defed
sugar, and 'syrdps Ptofessor shafphs 5.
state assayer Of Massachnssttg, says nIe
AGENTS emPloyed "a IN rsctiiying The latter
article are such powerful chemicals as
souisstffnes' tos eat holes III The 1casaxs
containing these ssrups sstsss-ss 'ss9 E
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SOUTHERN MEMS

Sser8as-
Marietta - sAid - 20 ths Pr-tl.zI
city In Georgia
An eagle kill-d mar Sxayn--a..s
Georgia, measured frou - = a. .f
the wings sven see; eiyat inch--.
In Gwinnet county, GisorSi.S alt 49,
reliable citizens fr-qnentiy IN So
In particles .. large - ErzA1- "a ~tza-
Macon tGeorgizl Tei-sr.i "a ana ~
senger: An Cp-on eoubty zaAa 49,
ured his ~atsrmelon p4irh ~ith dnr
pounds Of rats last ~>~k H- Pszt 49,
. half pound In each hsA
Lsss-s...
The committee - iuv--tiz.E. -
afiAirs Of the stale met Al - -
house In New Ori-an. "a na--t.s
The attorney general h.- ns.fs --r-r.
Intellectual attempts - r-uos-r a.
looks and paper missing fruza e..
auditors officeL
The state penitsuti.ry - -
tvsnfy--esen thousand toll.r-. -.
the attorney genera ~il s11-.Vur e.
collect
New Orleans Ens~- Th- 49,
ment Of Ac~srs Miliia1a Ezuz-. a.
hreutz. ID. D~nn~tt AA1 " = tr--sr
- eommis.ioners of sniEr2Eaau u.
Govefnor Nichols. - .mo1x a. 49,
nets Of his exeeileney shieh - nsEs
yet had the pleasure ~ ehrea aclzz<
Mr.. Lindzfnoo-t. sn Cd citizs,l lEln.s
about four miie- -o4sth - 49, -
Indian creek. 90 islGred -~xs--iy -
falling from 90 being ran sFsr - q.
wagon = few days >soe a1a ti~a 49,
ne-dAy morning.
Captain Ben jzmtn A b--l-s =.
live. . -horf distance -os.th 81 80.
met with . p.in sal sorbi-li "a -
by which one q hi. l-x- .srs -.
The captain 49, . soi<ii-r 1n.k-r t--n-
erAl jackson, and ~ n.ny -.
viii rrgref - bear Of ~ n1.ka.
The boArd of tir-rtur~ - ~ b..
Coal and Iron NArro~ G~n&<< 49,
met ~ kStilviile On ths Ia -
Nr. n l. bar-on 80 ~i-st--d 49,
Ana sr- j. NJ b<rk-r --s.re1Nre
sss setsrmin~d - pr--- far-.rd -
work Ga The rosd Il oo-s. s1f -
dent Woos ~ill s-tAhlh-h ~ -
ter In Bri-t1l next Asai.y
a western mSu 49, 81. a--p ~ 49,
In steam 1ooris< NAL n 49, l1l1l
provided the p~opss % tsr-sar1 lls
will raise q, ase f0r ths --za- parrz-a
They t~li ths <~ati-n>n 49, - a.
pegosiaisoos In hAnd. th.l I.~s 60
and viii do sa
Mr.. X Link tntorn. - - . 49,
charming fA<s which 49, $780, a1.kss
his notice On tA~ h.sna II Ar 49,.
Q nsisheox. kr--~hepP>rs k.xs n.-l-
their app<arAne~ IN knrnht.hls naau.-
s~r~ They hsse -sFspp-f 60 s.s.1 a
vbsss and sss - ssrk - s.s<e-s
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BY J. l.. BARTow. VOL. xXIv.

W deeply sympathige with our good
friends At Lancaster, in the disastrous
IRE which occurred there the other
lnv -- =
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BnoaHFR LovouERx, of the Msrshsli

BRo1HER LovGHERx, of the Marshall
Hgraii, is after the sheriff with shar -
stick, in the shape OF legal question,
as to whether the tax Iist, published IN
paper without" subscribers, aud given
away. fnlTts the Jaw or not. This m ay
possibly bring the question properly
.eeiose eur Legislators. Who may. CORRECT
the evil comrfainedof by -essahlhhing
a fule for the pabiicatione of legal no,
tiees b sasts s4sit glsa s5asssssAsh
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Tvs calm sIepuncistion Of. the eIec-,
sotsa frsus3 by Mr.. Filaen and Mr.. Hen
'dricks-St sthc iMsnha<ten ievee, has
created The efeatest teonstefnstiou 1T
wsshin g<on, wbsfe there sis talk OF q
democratic scffemc tc secure 1 majority.
il ths qepsss and nd regu4disse the .Yqk
of sthe comlnassions which declsred Mr..
Hayes elected, While there is no foua-
,dataoa Tor this rumors we do not Won
der at this alarm. for guilty Cons
scsEee lakes ssery new-eomerf for een-
stable armed with warrant Of ARE t.
Tho tietermin atian Sf tke Outraged cts
Bisens pf1 the republics fte wipe ont tiie
fraud sEal 'pnevens i& reourseace, wll
noe cosl ksswesn this and the next fn -
siaentiai ieAmf&ien.s E,ss~ .assts 4 81 i
- ssss ~ = sz------z---s.ise siA
TB9.itierman,AmeHinn MAtrimppi a
.Hslp Society .the latest, fsanl The
osueegn u beeed sugps the ssSstep Of
| matnal ai&iv-admissssn foo. q month "
xises. ard pso rata ssAaasssments.s The
msmbenshilss i fss 4srissl.of ..thre ee
I.ysarna Aemherss whos iuarrysa afeI
eiuhtssn sUnthsnsmhsrship Rsoea ve
one half Of the tiftsea 4hrnlfea dol a
benefit, less two per cent, on deposit %
proof 0t marriage. and the other hal
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TnK baltimore Ga.an sess Ii the
triumph ofthe jetty system the presase
of a speedy revival. df the commercial
PROSPERITY or New ryrlsans. and al as
suranee OF success for the recent move-
mept al 81, Louis for the deaection Of
the western grain trade down the great
natural highway Of thes Mississippi,
The time may come when the grsat
railroads Of sheseast will be Rghting a
river uastaad ~ eaeh.athsr~s-ss sxs
.ss8 80 80 --s---- zsxss.@
PRovxssoa JAxss RsssxlI LnwEtl
wls l,&s received ths spsnish niksiop,
was . Hsyss elector, ari Cor tweuH'
four hours heid the iceunssy excited
over a curious report that he felt II hi;
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We take this opportunity to
hank our Friends, Gustonaers
sad the I'ubiie for the geaer-
Gus patronage extended to ms
IN the past. We viii eadeayOr
W merii ~ centinWaDce eG the
ssme. aud make our e-sa lstlals-
neat -ihe Popular Stere Of
N"r'h feNa.."
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a FEvy ITEMS IN OUR
Gents Furnishing Dept

l"t oi sAULE UNDER SHIRT Sat S5s.
- - AuH Hr. VIEW cheap.
'A.N-uph o. NBEK SHf KITS at &c, 56c and
. ' H~iurri trpW former prtrs'p.
A'.h.' l.ue of l.tSlE UNDER SHLRTS
a 'esH .HHr value.
an tnlitss variety of DHILi. AND LINEN
tt.th hi-S atIs1uesd prices.
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Hampton, OF North Carolina. Hand.
In HIS Official Check-Jhe neautfe.
of the Desnoaetizatioa Of silver
Decision to the Mobile Bank BaiId-
Ing Suit-Loufsiana PIzeemen
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CUBA LIBRE.

The Spanish Party About Patching
Cp,s Peace with the Insurgents-A
Growing Desire for Annexation 20
70 the United ssases-The Affairs Of the
Il Isiana Frustrated and Disheart-
PnfrX
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PoRTLASD, Or, June 2i.-sad new.
comes from Siamon river. The soI-
diers under Colonel Perry have been
repalsed with heavy los. The killed
and wounded 10 reported as sixty.
Captains Weller and Trimbls ere
missing. and are supposed ~ have
been killed. Colonel Perry came In
safe. His scouts say the soldisn re.
treated at the fre Of the Indiana, who
pursued them sixteen miles, firing ON
them constantly. The scouts say Tia n
the Indians have better guns than the
soldiers, and their aim Is deadly.
Later-The death of Captain Weller.
OF the Twenty-nrst Infantry, 10 con.
nrmed At General Howard hesdqaar.
ters-
Hsoss.sra sss nayes.
BALTIMoRR. June Co,ousa q. II.
X aDe has been nominated Coz u,syes
by the dsmocrsts. Coioasl Ks,s ~
marshal Of Baltimore during shs s.riv
pant Of the war. ard spsat souas ssms
in forts LAiAystts md Warren.