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Board met pur aaut to adjourn
ment an. v,u-ldercd the lusolvent
list OF 1875, and the Sheriff, havirg
corrected clerical errors in the same
the following sums wery allowed as
credit on hi. fnai settlement for
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CASUALTIES.
A TEXAS TORNADO.

n AEGAAS Ao4&NADOs
0AIyEsros. Tex. April GA vary severu gale,
accompanied BY rain anl hail. visited thls eoaat 1t
0:4b this morning, 1t lasted only ten or hftuen
minutes, but during that time tho wind blew At the
zto Of si1ty.s .shsts miles per honr. Considerable
damake wiz dons to the buildings in thu city and
shipping In tho harbos. The following arc among
the losses; Tbs GALVESTON, ilou;son y Henderson
nd part Of ths ronai.housu WI" dru,ollshed;
sisssn freight safs were rfestsd; The AerEsa Es
w1lls OF ths Gulf City Press. buyers presd
and Shipper pts VERY tsh totn 9ewn: S,tnsr ,oir
Elchols' block, itosenberR's block, MooIy i
Jam,soa's block. Fos's building, wsre partially
unsooscd. Francis block II complots wreck.
Several residences ia varioue parts Of tho city
deuoltuheA- Tho Morgan lima steamer city of
Norfolk WAS blown Ashore near the breakwater.
but wis gotten osfat high tldu tlis evening without
material damage. The steamer deor2u y: TboMas
lost bar chln,aeys. upper wosks, and Euddcr. Thu
Pilot boat Eclipse wEs dFven ashors, TIM yacht
Eygnet was eapsixed. The scLoonar Eliza.
beih Lee. Of Mays Landing. N. j., was slightly
damaged. No losa Of lie reported.
, 1877-04-25

r.,.,,.ns~ ~ ra.ta. .,o,oca, 49, tn. tn.t ~.
rrr.,tn, ~ a.. r.1t.S .f,i ~ r,,,r. Ths 1un..
4,t f,.t.s.t~s ~ ~ "I,,:.,t ~ .Tss.4 t. h.sa..
oA'' -, ,.s~ .sE .+rv.n.
., .,.,u.u,.u. n-ns @ ss41...,In.. ....,....x,n....
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T. ,r-.,,x .s..sss1 aau e...i.J ~. =. a., ua.,n
49,. ..;,.,-..r - r"t.- .,,n,. ~. s.s,.h1,.h
..S..a....t :. - .ss.,. ' 1,hs So ~.
.n.~.s.S H." t.s.s ssss.sI rht. ,.nn,ns,,t- r.
"s.s1I. =, .ssn .s..a..t .s.n v..a,"s
ea.t ,s..,s =. ..t.s,..1n1 ~ ~. ,a.t pn-ss. !,
80. 49,. t..s1...Ss = :. -. 49,. -. .s.,s. ~
,,..,o . ~. 'sto.-.. ,sn,r.t,, .osa.rsJ
,sn rsrt -, oas a s'o ~ ~ ~" ,sh,e,
,hss .tn.t, .s,us. ~ 49, s.it..a ~
ths .hs ,r,sx.ss. ~ o",,rs, n.sro
Thrs n. rn,nn..r r..htn.ts had fors,.s, fbs enn.
tinosn.~ ia. r.. uo,..
vo,,, :. .,o1 .,,. ~, rrs ruov,..
hn, ~, ,,.. -ss,. ..,... ,. a.,..s.. - r,...s
-, ~" ."aa w.. III s,h.. d"e,...,,an ~
..,sh,,.sai % ~ e' @ t;..,.eosn S..,a..a.. na.
go7etnpen. oni, consented to riye its senaturs 10
a.. .,..,.,a; ~ 49,, .nss.s.s. ~ ......i n..a :.
~. ~ ~ ta, ~ .ne "sss. ~. y, nss.. 80.
even, ofthts obfect -r,anue|y. mu,ual d.tarmament
and peacs between nu,,|a md rurkey.-uot belnr
obtained, tho protoeo, should b. regarded a.
NULL ARD VOID,
Tho Porte's rejection Of tho protocol. and tho
motives upon which II u based, leaves no hopo
that The Porta will aecedn to tho wishes Of
Europe. They exclude every guarantee for
ths execution Of reforms, and render peace With
Montenegro and the execution of the conditions
by which disarmament and paciacatfon could b
brought nbout Impossible. Under these cireuna.
st4utcs the yuccess Of any attempt a. compromise
IL ended, md thern remains only Tho alternative to
allow that state Of th!nsa 10 continue which Tho
Power. declared to be Incompatible with thsir In.
tefests and those Of Europe Or togtry by cocsclvo
measures 10 o,,ts'n that which Tho uuaninous ef-
, 1877-04-25
DAkQTA,

YAxxrox. D. r.. April GA vsry hsTs sad
snthualssnc adjourned iassuag at eitls<ns VA
hsld 1t tAs Court. Hoaas l&at Night, addressed ~
Gov, Pennington aad oshsks. to take neessats1
s,eps towstda securing atals equalization ThA
movement ueets with the approval Ut all without
stx1Ea q party. ~! Y e*Inx taAsn uP By Aa Pc. n
last exsplng committee Wa appointed - Sutthaf
shs Increment, and pt1slalau. Uads 3o< uas%tlpSs
bSfs knd Il othts plsex&
, 1877-04-25

LONDON, April M.-1n tho House Of CONF
mona tonight Mr.. Shaw, member for County
Cork, moved tho appointment Of d Select Com
m1ttce to inquire iuto tho nature, oxtcot, and
grounds Of the demand made by tbs Irish peo.
pic for tho restoration Of tic Irish Parliament.
After heated debate tho motion Was reject
ed--al7 to G1.
In the House Of Commons tho Marquis Of
harrington aud Acssrs. Fawcctt md Furater
concurTcd With the Government speakers In
expressing tho most UNQUALIFIED oppositton to
hoiue.ruie In 1rclnnd. =
, 1877-04-25
ITAYTI.'
64Ez 1tMPpYuLAA.

HAVANA, April A.-santo Domingo dates to
tho 9th say that Prcsidcnt Baex ID fast lostng his
popularity. He has recently arrested four Gen.
erals on nero suspicion, and tssued dcctcs
ordering duties payable in cash. THIS decree
1,as para!y1ed trade, merchants hitherto having
been accustomed 10 pay part Of The duties Ia
Government bonus. -. :. -'r:'
It L. estituated that tho tobacco crop will yield
15000o scEoons, tho largest crop ever had.
Kunao11 arc IN circulation that Hau.ana Bay
will bc leased to Germany, but thcy arc not
credited
, 1877-04-25
BURNED TO DEATH.
II N Hf6AM AfaoEfatsd Ittt&.

LINCOLN. Nab.. April 24.-ioatesday. Nj. Chas-
nsy, 9 farmer psAs Nebraata, went out To burn
prairie sraas. A 3-year.old boy, unbeknown to
him. followed him without his knowledge. Aftar
completing his work ths fathaE soturAod In tho
evening Without the CHILD. sud, uron tho u1othaF
telling hin It VA m1.sln9. he etartsd 70 hant y.
and found tbs 1ittis fellow lyInK on tho pEalfle
Lugut 10 c.fsp. Ha had followed tho &athss, gp&
In dad gra4a, xud burned to tsaih+
, 1877-04-25
GORTsUHAKOFF's CIRCULAR

81. PETsasBu80, April M.-Tha following u
tho TAFT Of Prauce Qortschakoa{'s circular:
Tbs Imperial Cshlaat has, slucs tha commence.
naut Of the E1atarp estss, exhausted I'll sneaas la
tss power in otdes 70 hzax shout, with ths coop"
s1atlau Of tbs Great Powers, the laastng pacidsa.
tion ot Tpstsy, All propasals made to tha Pusts
In eaa4sQ1eacs OF tn understanding bstwsea tho
, 1877-04-25
THE TURKS. =
How 1nKr REGARD Tux HusalANs.

A'V%@tF" 50 A0"uS" AtH"e<s
p CoNsEAa11HoFLB, April 1.-THE cold at u
again upon III. Tho Council OF A1us4tsss meet
alnost daily ut tho Porto to dlscuas tho Pfoto-
col, 10 as to be ready With IN answer whenever
1t shali bo officially presented to them BY the
Charges d'Adaircs OF the ak Fowers. Tho Cabt-
net seenas unable To como to any definite rcsolu.
t'on on the subject; but many OF It's n1enhcrs
rStnee, 1t Is BALD, Very hostile disposition to
my compromise. Ottoman pride A especially
wounded by that clause which seems to antfm.
mir nav disturbances In 11,rrey. and i,tnta th,t
~ W. ,,r" s'ea' ~ 'aIa se' nsal.a ena.nset'nk
tne !lses o1 1aa Chr1stlan auolecs& o1
tho Porte, the Powers would come to
m immediate understanding with 4 vIov
!. ~, Put ~ ~ sa ~ sa - ss y.
u VIII 10 remembered, ID LUG VERY menace ne'a
OUT BY don. lgnAt!en 1u Ills speech IT the c1osa
Of tho Conference, and tho War Party at tho
~. ~, LII =. r.. sttak -" 49,, 49, sss. ~
pa' W "s.a =. Aas .a'n ~ n'. -. s.y' .uas ss.
up pot or massacre 10 bulgaria, and. upon
the strength OF that clause, u make 1t pre-
INV t,me h, the e..t,.t tb,nc tcr Rw..ta 40 low
especially a. het enormous army maintains it,
threatening attttuio IN the frontier. md that
upou to dlsaru Wills Nussta insists on freedom
~ s..,,, iii. $500. - ~. 5.n.sh,,t.s
". es.'oa ~'su Nspest ~ tns oetnoo"l-a
uoo OF hef 1ofces-an lnsult Wh!ch would pres
emily expose Turkey to Injury, Russian attack
following clo4o upon Turkish disarmament.
Tie nrutocol. bcs!des. I, baacd upon tho asxus.
. "s , ~. @ s. s".s " 49, D. % 49, ~ S..s,. !.
auee taat peace between tno Tofae aod oeff'a -
m accomplished tsets and It relies ou IL equally
satisfactory issue Of the negotiations between
tho Ports and 3fontaneero. But Tie facts a vet
~ ~. ~ nrsn., VIM ,,J N. stontcnrcrlo
,a. ..o' sa1' aas "e1 +.'s' ~ ~
EnToys nna u a!most lmPoseos, ~ sonc "
telnfs' anu tnae ta9 mote!aens VI .nE stsnl .t.
gcnt4 IN bosnla anu HeFzcSoYina' y Met! ~ tne
Stubborn atutuae OF .he oels!an nio'etnn'ent, ,
seem more than ever 70 po'nt - sae instesatJ
o. ~ Aasinan !ntetfentNu ~ ,,sa...
A4a tAsKa, asuott, cat'1s M .t.. .s.1
inevitable; that war wAat suas'S .l IT, peea
, 1877-04-25

DECORATIONS FOB oFftCzN9 OF THE CEHTEN~
HAL EXHIBITION. So
LoHpux. April A.-In consideration Of their
services during the international Exhibition at
Philadelphia IN 1915, tho Icy Of Tunts has scnt
his decoration Of Ntsllam e1 1ftiar to tho fol-
lowing gentlemen: John Welsh, President Of
tho Financial Commission, grade Vi Grand o.
ttcer: Hcnry Pcttit, Chief Ut tho burcau VI In-
stallatson International Exhibition, grade Of
Commander; Thaddeus Fairbanks, grade Ut
Commander; Myer Aschc, Accrciary Director
uencraI, gfa1e OF OGlccr.
, 1877-04-25

LONDON, April A.-A dispatch from Madrid
says: "Iu Cuba all that Germany has obtained
ID the suspension Of the execution agalnst Its
subjects for nonrpayment Of arrears Of Indus
tfial taxes. Spain reserves the right to exact
from foreigners Ill imports, territorial and io-
dustr1ai, sinco extraordinary wnr contributions
were nominalfy abolished and agsimilated to
ur1anazy taxation " Capt. Gen. Josellas.
, 1877-04-25

recently crossed force Of United States troops
Into Mexico near picdras Ncgros, NTH ucu. Ord'a
knowledge, and In tho presence Of Gen, Eaccot
f,ctio, who fs chief military partisan OF cx-Prest
dent Lcrtlo At san Antonia1 Texas, which, is Tho
Headquarters Of Gen. Ord. Is regarded NJ
menace on tho p.st Of tho upltcd btaacs MIL
tary authorities on the Rio Granle as agatnst
the Government Of President DIE. HhEsn, it
persisted In, Is likely 10 lead to aeioua romplis
cations, II not open hostilsttes between tho
United states atid Mexico. Several arrcsse
have been made within tho past few days Of
Mexican army officers on tho frontier who afo
known TO sYtnpathlze with the movement III
favor Ut the restoration Of President Lcnlo, and
important. documents duplicating othcrs Wcre
found Ia their possession. :.
, 1877-04-25

pusuQuk, H.. Apt!l 2s--fsstssdsy afternoon.
IN Nsw Wins Township. shout O'Clock. boy
named Barusy Vsssel, while handling Iosded
hts beuast. 4 physteian was IL oses ealled. and
xfsss an eEAmnstion pf the wouad he dec!dod
theeo Nss no chance tor the recovery Of The young
man.
, 1877-04-25
ROME


LONDON, April 24.-A Isomc dispatch says
statements made by various journals regarding
tho extsaditlon OF Cardinal Ledowchowskl arc
unfoundol- The Judgment Of the tribunal has
simpiy been transmitted 10 him ID tho uaual
CQuFS4,
, 1877-04-25
TERRIBLY BURNED.
8neetdt Dktp,3tt& 10 1AA 7ffApNA

MILWAUKEE. Wis. April 24--Thts eysploE
kesos$us lamp Ia tho houts OF Joseph Crock, on
Broadway. exploded. throwing bnratns eli On
Mrs. Crook, liar clolhes were burned ot Ind her
entire bodT tsftinly burned from neck 70 hssls.
9roW which Il II gkouxht shn cannot tstoSsf.
, 1877-04-25
INDIA.
THE HANINE-

CALCUTTA, April Alt Is apparent thAt tho
famine is approaching its worst point, but thero
IL good reason to hopc that tho fuxxinum dis
tsess m2y bo lcaa severe than anticipated.
, 1877-04-25

uHRpy'A srhkcN IN TMa uousH or LoRpa.
LONDON, Apnt 2i.-In tho House Of Losds
tonight, tho Earl OF Derby, replying to the
question put by Earl uroy, said. "8ome will
doubtless say II ws. had taken sona other
rourss tho scsult Of tho negotiations might
hare been different. Throughout the negoua.
t4ons havo found on the part OF the Porta
deep-scatsd conviction that make what cuuces-
siopa 4heJ .ntgh+s. .AQ0uer q sases uas would he
FORCED upon them, Il u not for NC to say
whether that opinion wAa right or wrong, but,
that being tau feeling Of thu Porte, 1t Was Ina.
possible Tor US to bring about IN understanding.
Looking At Ill tho circumstances With the light
Of cx xpoEicuce, do not Zee that any other coursa
than tnat which wo adopted would have hal
more successful result. believe that In Gu
deayoring to maintain peacu under ths coaal.
ttona that actually existed We were Engaged Ia
the solution OF ~ impossible problem"
, 1877-04-25

Ths sisfm from Boz Us 1t as laat evening wy
t&Ased bJ 4Ea In tAe large frame mill Of kInhAll
d Sheridan, cosnts Of SAFentasntA and Arnold
a&fe4te. Damage nominal.
, 1877-04-25
II tho Turks succeed In destroying the bridge,
the Russians would have difficulty ia procur-
Ing supplies.

II tho Turks succeed In destroying the bridge,
the Russfans would have difficulty ia procur.
Ing supplies.
THE TURKISH FLEET.
The latest dispatet, from Constantinop1c an.
nounces that the Turkish frop-cta1 squadron In
the Dosphor,ls IL ready to sail. 1t Ia believed
that tho British deet will como to CONSTANT.
nopic.
Tho Sultan will send special cmbaasy 10 The
Amcer by Cabui.
the Rubs1AN ADVANCE uuAnD.
vienna. April M.-The Russian advanced
guard, which commenced crossing the Pruth at
at1nrtae to&1aY, numbers 10000 men, half cav
airy and half infantry. They Are taking the
direction Of dalatx. Five other divisions
with fo1tr cannon arc stationed It Kubei. They
will advance 30 "a to rcach tho Danube 1t
1smali, Kilia, aud Viloff. Companies Of sappcrs
going to 6ucrgevo to throw up defenses aRainst
the Turkish raids.
THE PORTE 70 skRv1A.
A dispntch from Berlin states that the Porte
laa asked Servia to prevent the Russian troops
from crossing the Danube and entering that
principAlHr.
LONDON, April 25-G a. MA Paris corrc-
spondtnt says lie has trustworthy information
that the Sultan has sent to tho khedire requi-
sttfon for budy Of troops for active service.
Russia has declared that she will consider her
aelf entitled 10 make rcprfsals II Egypt CON-
plies
Vienna special reports that sincs Monday
no fur1ouEhs Lave been granted officers holding
commands IN the Austrian army.
Fifty Thousand Russians nre said TO be march.
ing from Tartar Bunar In tho direction Of
Gn1atz, AS we'll as the $4,000 who are crossing
tho river at Kcui1nalchfn, Leowa, and Uugheni.
, 1877-04-25
FIRES.


HOLLAND, Mich, April 2&.-Two hnusts bAfonk.
ipS respectively 10 =. Hopkins and A. Anderson.
thEps mlss west, wsfs dsatsoted By afs last sven'
lug. Thsy caught from burning woods sQzFound-
laE taalt 1a1m4. Loss. 81. 60o; ~ insurance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-31
Hon. H. II. EppersOn PersOnafing
Hardin.

State Gazette. Hon. b. II. Epperson
came on the International train yester-
day morning that brought the famous
Wesley Hardin, and he tells a good
anecdotc on himself in this connection
When at Round Rock there was a
large assemblage of people seeking a
view of the renowned desperate, and
they were told that he was seated in
the corner of the sleeper. The crowd
fastened to peep through the window
where they saw Colonel Epperson seat
ell in the corner rs described. and took
it for granted that he was Hardin. The
colonel had his hands akimbo and his
head partially ayerted, which rendered
il the more certain that he personated
Hardin. Then the eager crowd made
remarks of his appearance. concluding
that his cOuntennnce would hang bin in
any country. One man remarked that
his features plainly showed that he
would kill man at sight without the
slightest compunction. and Others were
equally severe Epperson submitted TO
all this without relaxing a muscle or
making any reply. While all this was
going on Hardin was securely chained
in q separate room Of the car, sometimes
known as the bridal chamber, and no
one saw him. After the train had
passed Colonel Epperson concluded that
his Joke might have cost him his life II
some Of the enemies of Hardin had
been present
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Joseph, step Down nnd out,

Paterson Guardian; There appears to
be growing public opinion in favor OF
congress demanding the resignation OF
Justice Joe Bradley, and if he does not
resign to have him impeached. There
is but little question that he is cor,
rupt judge, lie was placed on the bench
from very improper motive in order
to pack il to obtain a majority for cor
tain decision. lie has always had at.
tached to him strong suspicion of We
nality, he has disgraced the nation by
his dishonest action in favor of Hayes,
and decency requires that he should be
banished from a seat in tribunal upon
which he has brought lasting shame
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IT becomes palmer and palmer every
day that If we ever have efficient pro
lection on our Rio Grande frontier. il
will have to be furnished solely by the
state. General Ord personally has
every disposition to do all that is re-
quired by the situation but is met and
hampered at every step by the weak,
wishy-washy policy which has ever dis
tinguished the war department on this
subject. 1t now behoovcs our state
government TO grid up its loins for a
russell with the grcasers single handed
and alone, and we believe Governor
Hubbard is just the fellow to do that.
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THE STATE OVER

4arrai Cdmg--A physician Of Fort
Worth was called upon by ladywhoae
birth he had attended twonty years ago
al q camp In the country, SIZE cnlleh
10 return the thanks ol hcr mother Tor
his kIndnoas whlon was not Forgotten
in twenty yoars The house Of two
widow ladies was Lurglar1ed of lltg
dollars in cn.h, and silver Spoons Iho
thief waH not discovered although
scared away by q man entering an nl-
Joining room, Dr. Price, ono OF The
oldest physicians Of Fort Worth died
| "Wednesday
Grawou Comg Douison hns bad @
shooting, which resulted ia the death
Of Jack Dubois Jack cpmo ron
Palestnc several weeks ago and was
furnished money To gamble on, by
CAPTAIN H. w. Bradley A difficulty
arose, which caused Dubois TO abuse
Bradley, flo had been fined for tlls
offence, but repeated IT the third time,
when Bradley drew revolver llrng
threo shots, one Of which caused Dubois
death IN half an hour Bradley made
no resistance and was locked in tho
city Jail,
McLfnan C6udH--rho bridge near
Mastcryillo was turned over TO The
county by Nh, Cox, az u FREQ bridge, u
had been II toll bridge and caused great
annoyance TO the people thereby, --
The negro, Porry Davis, hung yestor'
day. for tho murder Of Alfred Neal, is
said to have been avery degraded man,
with scarcely intellect enough to realize
that his death was but the JUS. coma
pensation for his crime, He seemed to
think His sins were forgiven alter no
was baptized,
Harris C6mH-Dr. Throckmorton
formerly of Houston, was thrown from
his buggy Sunday, and had his log bro,
ken, and lay where he fell day and
night before assistance came within
reach. llo was finely found and car
ried home and properly cared for
There is talk of n union depot being
built in llouston.-The 5000 bond
of tho Rouayos has been filed and they
can now have their guns "A young
lady was nearly choked to death Mon
day night, by negro who was in hel
room to commit robbery,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-31

An atmosphere impregnatod with the
seeds of malaria, is rendered harmless by
the timely use of Hostetter 8 stomach Bit
tiers; aud II a resort TO this benign protect
i've agent has unwisoly been deferred untll
the lever fits have developed, IL VIII have
the effects of checking them and prevent
ing their return. THIS statement Is CorrOh-
Grated by thousands who haVo tried this
medicine for fever and aguo and bilious re.
remitteut fever, besidos affections OF the
stomach, liver and bowels peculiarly rife In
malnrious localities, Throughout the west,
indeed in every part of the American conti-
tinent whore malaria prevails, 1t is the nc.
Gepted specific. Nor IN the area of Its uso-
nulness circumscribed by tho limits Of the
United States, since IL 10 widely used In
South America, Mexico, Australia and
elsewhere. I'll -Sep3&Wlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-31

New York Express: Schuyler Col
fax has good reason TO complain tina
Hayes is encroaching on his domain
He was the first man who smiled him
self into public life; but his exrerienc,
showed that promiscuous smiling is
mighty poor substitute for integrity
Grinnipg at people won't do the work o
q sound policy judiciously and steadil,
applied to public affairs.
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DALLAS SPRINGS SEMINARY
MALE AND FEMALE.

MRS. c. Il. W. MILLER. NJ. A., Principal.
>ATILJ RE OPEN SEPrEM u CIR 3, 1877,
w with faculty of five teachers. The
Principal, aided by Miss Evans, OF Ken
lucky, n graduate of oxford College, ohio,
and Mr.. Spear, OF Georgia, graduate OF En-
cry College, will teach the pupils of the Sec
Ond Ward Free School, Those desiring In
struotton In French, Latin, Greek, Higher
Mathematics, Etc, will apply for terms to
the Principal This Institution still retaina
In Its Faculty the accomplished and sue
cesEtul teacher, Mrs. Kingsberry.
Dallas, August 80, 1877. aug3ld2w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-31

WE are obliged to the gentlemanly
officers of the North Texas Fair asso,
citation for tickets of admission to the
grounds during the next exhibition,
which occurs October % We are glad
to learn that the preparations 90 on en-
crgetically, and the next meeting prom.
ises to be one of the most interesting
affairs of the kind, which has ever yet
taken place in Texas.
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victor lingo. Tao, and ralsn,.

Express: NJ. Victor Hugo, to bis
occupations Of poet, dramatist and nov.
elist, adds the trade Of the upholster.
NJ. Leeouve says that nobody can hang
curtains, stuff cushions or nail up hang.
ings better than the author OF the Lee
gende dies Siecles. II is said that when
In deep sorrow he can only find comfort
BY shutting himself alone in his house
fora whole month, and then entirely
changing the furniture Of his apart>
ments.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-31

In every direction the farmers ofnorth
Texas are busily engaged preparing
their lands for heavy wheat planting,
More sullsy plows arc now engaged in
the work than over before in this sec.
ton of Texas. We trust the farmers
will remember that thorough prepera-
ton of the land is more than half the
hottln
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-31

ONE issurprised at the extent of the
lumber business, which is done along
the line of the Texas and Pacific rails
way, After striking the timber going
east, every few miles extensive lumber
mills are found all in active, operation,
and turning out daily, large amounts OF
the best lumber of all kinds. The road
has its carrying capacity severely taxed
TO dispose of IT,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-31

WE surrender much of our space
this morning, to the exceedingly inter,
esting interview OF a Statesman reporter,
with Lieut.. Armstrong, of state troops,
and the noted John Wesley Hardin,
Everything relating to this distinguish.
ed desperate possesses the kconest in
terest, and is sought after with avidity,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-31

o'FR dispatches this morning illus,
0P Magyar mognanimity, and is
,lacteristic of the humanity and de-
pm TO principle of the followers OF
osnth. When the llungarians were
l{essed, they shook nl( oEG@gor'n c,rY]
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-31
uoIlenn OonYcynnoe.

For the convenience OF their down
town patrons, Dallas college will, dur
ing the next year, run an elegant
school wagon, to convey only little
girls and young ladies to and from the
school each day. Wagon fee, only
thirty cents per month. Apply At
once, as the number will be limited.
WILLIAM II. ALLEN, Secretary,
IL InclI nnN lhM.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-31

BEN ErPERsoN has personated many
characters successfully, but he capped
the climax the other day when herode
through Round Rock in the character
and in tho company of John Wesley
nnrlin