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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08

LONDON, September IA special
from Constantinople, by way OF Syria,
to the Times, says three thousand
wounded from Suleiman pasha's army
have reached Adrianople. English
doctors report four thousand more at
Kazenleke, and at Shipka they lie all
over the steep hill sides.
The Turkish Bagdad army, Of $4,000
men, is going to Mob. Excitement at
Constantin0ple about the attitude OF
Greece has subsidized, but there is still
great distrust Of Servia. A further is
sue of six million piastres of paper
money has been determined upon.
A Vienna dispatch says Count An
drassa, OF Austria, and Prince Bis
marck, of Prussia, are to meet Septem-
Der II or 10, with Lord Salisbury. 1t
is maintained in ministerial circles
that the meeting is mere act OF cour-
tesy.
The Times Vienna correspondent,
says: News has been received here
that the Russian headquarters have
been moved from Gorneystedun to
Bulgareni. This may indicate either
an advance In the direction of Plevna,
or retreat from the neighborhOod of
the ULTRA lines. The same correspond
ent telegraphs that in spite OF the Rus
sian su bsidies heretofore received, Ser
via can less afford to assemble cons
siderable portion OF her male pOpula-
ton ami maintain an army than she
could last year.
Reports from Hobart pasha to the
porte represent that the new fortitica-
ton OF Sebastap0ol are strong enough
even without the addition of torpedoes
in the harbor, to destroy the finest
fleet alloat, which would venture to at
tack them.
A Times correspondent, who was
present at the capture of Lovatz, esti'
mates the actual Russian attac king
force at $4,000, with one division in
reserve. The capture seems to have
been effected partly by surprise,
A dispatch to the Times dated Err
zeroum, September 4th, says that the
battle of Kizzeltike, which resulted In
the Russians being completely driven
from their position at Kilador, cost
the Turks four hundred and twenty
killed and one thousand four hundred.
Kizzeltike Hill, which was held by
five battsllions Of Russian infantry,
(the remainder having withdrawn to
Kardek on the 23d OF August was at
tackled at two o'clock on the morning
of the oath, by two divisions under
Ali pasha aud Mehemet Brithy, who
who were both wounded. The Rus
sians were outnumbered by ten to one.
They fought bravely, but were driven
oil from their main camp. They came
about nine o'clock, and made three
unsuccessful attempts to carry the hill
by storm. These were most CALAMITY
repulsed by the Turks, who finally re-
manned masters of the field, and have
now strongly entrenched themselves
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Teaclaers Need Apprenend No Trouble
in Getting their Pay.

Teachers Need Apprcnend No Trouble
in Getting their pay.
The report made public that Dallas
is not separate school district; that
the county treasurer will not pay the
teachers, and that the teachers will
have trouble getting their pay, is an
erroneous one. The city OF Dallas
sometime since received draft from
the board of education for the amount
OF public school funds to which she IL
entitled as separate and distinct
school district. Mr.. Cole has, also, re-
ceived draft for the county school
funds, exclusive of the city. These
two facts establishes the other, that
the board of education recognizes the
separation. The teachers Will have no
trouble In drawing their salaries, when
the time of payment comes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
FREE TRADERS.


haratOga-trco Trade tho only
Remedy for industrIaI and CONNER
ciRl Depression,
SARATOGA, September THE con-
ference OF the Free Traders was called
to order by Nathan Appleton, of Bos.
ton, chairman OF the provisional COM
mittee, said; ale hoped this meet
ing would result in the organization of
Free Trade League" Edwin A,Pratt,
OF New York, and Samuel Is. Powers,
OF Boston, were appointed secretaries.
David Dudley Field, Park Goodwin,
Horace White and Francis A. Walker
We're appointed committee on resolu-
tions. They reported the following;
Resolved, That the present depres-
sion In the industrial commercial and
financial interests Of this country, IL
largely due to our Inability, under
present circumstances, To dispose OF our
surplus products TO other countries
wanting them, and which, hut for re-
strictive and injudlcious legislation,
the United States would sell cheaper
than any other nation.
Resolved, That this general depres-
sion has been caused mainly 10y the
erroneous financial and commercial
policy pursued by the federal govern
ment since the war, in f0rgetfulness
of the economic axiom that IL Is neoes.
sary to buy in order to sell, and that 1t
a niiarl.f I'm nAaltlla for 10 HtanAaA
of the surplus product OF our industry
to other nations unless we are to ac-
cept in return the surplus product Of
their industry.
Resolved, That by imposing taxes
greatly in excess OF revenue, by pre-
venting us from cheaply building and
advantageously buying ships, our ship
ping, which had become the second in
the world and was fast becoming the
first, has been almost swept from the
seas.
Resolved, That in view OF the fact
that large, important interests have
grown up under the erroneous fiscal
policy which the United States have
maintained during the period OF six
teen years, due regard must be paid to
the security and welfare OF these goods,
aud for their revival aud healthy
growth we are persuaded Thorough
revision of existing tariffs is necessary.
Resolved, That as one means to-.
wards the revival OF commerce and
general prosperity, we ask concurrent
ly with our commercial treaties with
foreign nations, many of which are
unsuited to the present industrial and
productive condition Of this country,
and We ask also the negotiation Of
treaties of commerce with countries,
such as France and Spain with which
we have no snch agreement.
The resolutions were passed and on
motion OF Z. w. Baker, ii was resolv-
ed that Hon. David A. Wells be des-
ignated az chairman, and Abraham l..
Earl as the secretary OF the council,
and provided with power to nominate
II conference, and name members OF
committees, subject to its modiflca-
ton and ratification. The committee
appointed under the above resolutions
recommend these additional names
which were adopted: Nathan Apple
ton, VIM, Dowie, Boston @. II. Mar
shall, A. II. Stokes, Il. A. French and
W. r. Perry, New York; VIM. Riddle,
Philadelphia; A. b. Mason, Chicago !;
w. l., Trenholm, Charleston; G. w.
Nichols, Cincinnati, and Charles
WorGhofi, New Jersey. The confer
ence then adjourned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
WASHINGTON.

LankstOn Ordered 10 Hush up-NO
NiggeT Wanted IA the Ohio Campaign
-Thc PreHidenf ana Party start ON
the Much Talked OF Southern Trip
WASHINGTON, September THE
workingmen OF Baltimore have noml.
mated thriving blacksmith for mayor.
The cabinet have taken the papers
on the Chicago collectorship case vs..
Smith. Their decision Is reserved.
The clerk OF the Howard house, Bal
timore, holds the late Senator Owens
effects, including - 200 In money and
securities, subject to adverse claims
from Owens heirs aud the State Of
South Carolina, Owens remains leave
to-day for interment in South Carolina.
The president has advised Professor
Langston that political speeches In
Ohio are incompatible with the posi-
ton M minister to Hayti. IL is cons
sldered that this strict construction Of
the presidents order is In accordance
with the wishes OF the republican
managers of the Ohio election, as 1t
has been found that colored orators do
not make republican votes in north
ern states.
The presidential party made safe
start last night, for the much talked-ot
southern trip. 1t consists of Hayes,
McCreary, Devens and Key, besides
the presidents family.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
Ne Garden Oh Eas..

Detroit Free Press "Allus blown
about de wah in Europe whenever
comes around heah, remarked
Brother Gardner yesterday to q colored
crowd on the benches at the Central
market.
"Itsa big wah and likes to keep
posted" replied one who had been read.
ing the news to the rest.
"Charles Henry, look dis way fur an
hour OF &C" said the old man as he put
down his white-wash brush. Nov den,
whar' was de Garden ob EdenY'
"Whoosh what / know bout dat
gardenY'
"Dar il am-dar il am.Charles Henry
exclaimed the old man as he wiped his
bald head on his coat sleeve. Here
you Is, whoopin' aroun' bout de Rus
sian war an all dat when you doan'
know muffin bout the history OBJ your
own statel OATS de way wild lots o
folks. Dey'll make the biggest kind
O. fuss bout Europe, when, fur all dey
know, some O de watermelons which
crowd in de Garden OBJ Eden kin be
picked in de fence corners not six miles
nom dis market--purwided de night
am dark 'nuffl'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
philadelphia Times on Our Rational
Debt Statement.

Thirty millions of six per cents have
disappeared from the debt statement
during the month, and the same
amount OF four aud half per cents
have taken their place. Under the re-
sumption act over q million OF legal
tenders have disappeared aud $800, 600
In fractional currency has returned 10
the treasury. II Is becoming more
and more evident that the amount Of
this stuff destroyed has been under
rather than over estimated. The ac-
tual debt Ia little more, the accrued
interest little less than last month,
aud the net reduction Of the debt is
stated at almost four millions. How
much Il really Is there are no
means Of finding out, because 5ecreta-
ry Sherman has introduced a new
item. Indicating that the government
owes money that Congress has failed
to appropriate. This ls delusion and
a snare. The United States do not
owe a penny for any purpose fol
which Congress hes made no appro.
priation, aud TO put in the debt state.
ment the amount Of the army appro.
priatlon Is a. illegitlmate as II would
be to add In the amounts OF all the de.
ficiency bills before they are presented
! to the house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
wanting Our Artizans 10 Remain ai
Home.

Philadelphia Times: There is food
for thought, especially suitable to the
laborers who find the times 30 hard,
in the reports coming from our repre-
sentatives abroad IA to the condition
of things there. Warnings have al
ready been sent against emigration to
England In the hope Of finding work
at any mechanical employment, and
now we see told that poverty and suf-
fering are great In Berlin, and the
number Of people relieved at the pub
lie expense IL constantly increasing.
This suffering IL not confined to the
lower classes, but. affects very serious-
ly people Of small incomes and arti-
Fans. In all probability they are now
fewer unemployed people here than
In most European countries, and the
price of living ia certainly as cheap.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
Nebuchadnezzar's Hunting Diary.

National Repository: Among the
discoveries made by Colonel Rawlin.
son, in the excavations Of Babylon,
was ACKNOWLEDGMENT hunting diary,
with notes, and here aud there por-
triat OF his dogs, sketched by himself,
with his name under ii. He mentions
in 1t his having been i'll anu while
he was dslirious he thought he had
been out to Craze like the beasts Of
the field. Is not this wonderful cor
roboration OF scripture? RawDinson
also found pot Of preserves, In an
excellent state, and give some to
Queen Victoria TO taste. How little
Nebuchadnezzar' cook dreamed when
making them that twenty-five centu.
ries after the queen Of England would
eat some of the Identical preserves
that figured at his masters table
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
TUROO.R RUSSIAN WAR.
Russia MaSslng Her Forces for an As
sault on Pleyna ana Look for n
Turkish Sedan as the Result.
The New Notifications Of SebastopooI are
Strong Enough to Destroy the Finest
Fleet Aaoat, Without the Use Of
TOrpedoes In the Harbor.
Count AndrassR aud Prince Bismarck
ARE 10 Meet Lord Salisbury Next


Week,
might Associated Press Report
LONDON, September THE corre-
spOndent of the Times says after the
capture of Lovatz by the Russians,
which he describes, he finds himself
at Poinden, where he telegraphs: All
messages between here and Lovatz
were accompanied by an escort OF cav
airy, AS the Bashi Bazouks were in the
intervening country. Prince Charles
OF Roumania, is here in charge Of all
the Russian line facing Plevna. Two
divisions Of Roumanian troops are
here. The Turks showed themselves
yesterday afternoon, but retired into
their works before Plevna without do
ing anything, Weare expecting news
of the Plevna business very soon, with
a Turkish Sedan as the result.
NOTE. This seems to dispose OF the
rumors OF an attack on Plevna, which
were current on Monday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
THE COURTS.
District Court.

The State vs. Jim Blake, indicted
for an assault with intent to kill; mol.
pros. entered.
This concludes the jail cases In this
court. Next Monday the criminal
cases will be taken up and called.
County Cours.
A motion for a new trial In the case
OF John Williams, found guilty of
theft, was overruled.
This concluded the docket Of the
criminal session, and court adjourned
till the next regular term.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
Fort Worth Prevents n Man From Re-
coming An Angel.

Democrat: DIR. Johnson found a
"feller' in the southeast part of the
city night before last who had taken
"cold pisen" to cure domestic infelci-
ty, but who wanted to be an angel
to such al extent AZ to refuse to take
any internal remedy through the hole
in his face. The doctor just punched
al opening into the fellows left
"naIlhsndle" and injected an anti
dote into his system until he returned
him to the "robustity" of natural life.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
Dallas County Sunday school Con,
yentiOH.

The executive committee appointed
by the Dallas Sunday schools to ar
range for county convention, met at
the hall Of the Young Mems Christian
association on Thursday last. There
were present Meesrs. Wheat, Becker,
Edmondson, Krebs, Mccoy and Reed.
After the appointment of l.. &. Reed
as secretary pro tenn, Captain Mccoy
was appointed IA committee Of one
on the programme; Messrs. Mckee,
Edmondson and Mccoy committee
on reception. The motion was made
and carried that the city papers I've re-
quested to publish these minutes. The
Young Mems Christian association
hall, and Tuesday next at 10 o'clock,
a. M, were the places and time set for
the meeting Of the convention.
L.C. REED, Secretary, pro tenn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
False Alarm.

At half-past one o'clock this morn
ing fire alarm was sounded from the
engine house. The engine and hook
and ladder were quickly out, and rap
idly driven towards the reported con-
hagration-in East Dallas. On the cor
ner of Main and Ervay streets the
companies learned the report was
false, therefore they turned back.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
SOUTHERN NEWS.


Louisiana.
The cane crop In the East and West
Baton Rouge Is promising.
Shreveport has begun this early to
prepare for a Mardi Gras celebration.
Many of the citizens OF Cameron
parish are advocating q reunion with
Calcasieu.
The Iberia Progress has suspended.
Fred Weary, its editor, is now deputy
sheriff.
The Donaldsonville Vigilant is In
trouble. Its type and press has been
seized by creditor.
The Donaldsonville new wharf was
somewhat damaged by the Frank
Pargoud, on landing there last Tues
day.
The Morgan dredgeboats commence
ed dredging the Atchafalaya channel
September /, and will continue until
1t Is deep enough for the largest steams
ers.
The Franklin Enterprise thinks
that all runners for wholesale houses
in New Orleans should pay corpora
ton license when selling their mer-
chandise in Franklin.
The Attakapas Register does not
think the sugar crop of st. Mary will
be as large as last year. The crop is
no better than 1t was then, and
SIN aller area Is planted.
Mississippi.
The camp meeting at Crystal
Springs Is great success.
Mr.. Rise Price, aged seventy-nine,
was married recently In Copiah
county.
A. b. Hunt has been nominated for
the legislature in Montgomery county.
A. b. G. Patrick, an old democrat,
Legislature in Copiah county.
Citizens of Biloxi have already con-
tributed half the money necessary to
build good substantial bridge over
the tack bay of Biloxi.
The Independent candidate for sena-
| tor In Marshall county, Hon. j. IL.
Amacker, has withdrawn, and Gem
eral West now has clear field.
w. s. Parish, esq, nephew OF ex-
President Davis, has been nominated
for state senator In the WashiDgton-
Issaquena district.
The boiler In Rhea's steam mill,
about eight miles below Aberdeen, ex-
ploded August 20, terribly wounding
Mr.. John Rhea and three of his EN-
ployes.
Stanley Gilbert has been unanimous
Fly nominated senator from the dlstrict
composed of the counties of Wayne,
Jones, Covington, Smith and Simpson.
James Brady, a hotel keeper at
Batesville, Mississippi, was shot and
instantly killed, on Saturday night,
by Andrew Porter, whom he was AS
saulting with knife.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
anI.iinr a nInnderer.

Danbury News: One of those ex-
OF life-a female slsnderer,
went into neighbours house the other
morning with her tongue loaded with
new venom. There were several wo-
men present, and the slanderer's eyes
glistened in anticipation. Throwing
herself in a chair, che sighed an 4
said: "One-haIf the world don't know
how the other half lives" THAT amt
your fault,n quietly observed one Of
the company. The slanderer turned
yellow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
" western Texas" Makes her Maiden
GOast Trip.

GALVESTON, September The new
steamship I" Western Texas" which
has been built by the merchants OF
Galveston and G. II. Mallory, at a cost
of $500, 900, for the west coast trade,
leaves tomorrow for Brazos Santiago
and intermediate points, on her first
trip. She will hereafter make regular
weekly trips between Galveston and
the ports on the lower coast.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
The Memphis Avalanche contains a

The Memphis Avalanche contains q
sketch Of r. Clay Crawford up to 1865.
His father was school teacher In
Rogersvllle, Tennessee, where Roberts
boybood was passed. Andrew john
son, about lS49, gave young Crawford
an appointment 70 West Point. There
he resisted an arrest for dereliction OF
duty, and WAS expelled. A few years
later he WAS sentenced by the federal
court Of Virginia for robbing the mall,
and In few weeks escaped from con-
finement. In 1853 he burst In on Rog-
ersville as a dashing colonel and chief
Of artillery on some federal generals
staff and carried things with high
hand among the old citizens Of Haws
kins county. After the war he figured
in wild raid OF plundering over the
Rio Grande.
A correspondent OF the Louisville
Courier-Journal closes sketch Of
Crawford as follows:
He entered the service OF the liberal
government of Mexico, and was made
y general of q division. He created
considerable stir by the capture Of
Bagdad, Mexico, passing his forces
over the Rio Grande from the Texas
shore. He finally quarreled with Jua-
rez, the Mexican president, and re-
tured to the United States with large
fortune. He resided for several years
at beautiful country seat on the
Dele ware, near Philadelphia. His
restless disposition caused him to seek
excitement, and he entered the service
Of the Khedive OF Egypt, and was soon
after transferred to the service OF the
Sultan, and commanded the Turkish
army at Plevna.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
Terrible storm nc Martha's Whey ard,
Massaehusetts.

MATTHIAS VINEYARD, September Z.
"A terrible northern storm began
here last night, and still continues.
The surf Is breaking over Booth Hight
and Oak Bluff wharves. Vessels pas
sing up the sound are running under
bare noles.
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The Co,a,,,o, of PiusIx,

LONDON, September S.-A Reuters
dispatch, dated Rome, Septe mber 9TH
says: ''The Pope last evening had q
slight attack Of weakness, but with no
alarming symptoms. lie rose late
this morning and work In his study,
but he is still weak"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
osMAN PAsrIA.

u. clay Crawford Idsnsined m the
Commander ~ the rnrkish Army
at Plevna and scivi--A Tennesseeap
Reckless in Rearing ana Morals.
BALTIMORE, Md, September s.--Col-
onel II. Clay Crawford, said TO be iden.
titled rs 0sman pasha, came 10 Chess
tertown, Kent county, in 1857 and pub.
lished u newspaper there. He left
suddenly In about 1874. A Marylander
In the Egyptian service, wrote home
OF an American officer 'known as 0s-
man hey, In the army Of the Khedive,
and personal description tallies with
that Of Crawford, who was tail and
stalwart, with reckless bearing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
WE GALL ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO
OUR
BOOT and SHOE DEPT
Carpets.

Customers Will please take notice that our
CARPET STOCK is now removed back into
our Main Building, AMI that we have now
In transit AN ENTIRE NEW LINE OF
CARPETS, which will be m arked extremely
chesp.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
GILES. Lin,mep, Iod,de Of Ammonia

Cures neuralgia, face ache. rheuma-
tisni, govt, frosted feet, chilblains,
sore throat. erysipelas, bruises and
wounds OF every nature In man or an
imsl. The remarkable cures this REM
edy has effected classes 1t as one Of the
most important and valuable remedies
ever discovered for the cure and relief
Of pain. Rev. Mr.. Alllger, OF Jamaica,
L. l.. suffered for years with a core
throat, which clergymen and speakers
are subject to. He obtained immedl-
ate relief from GReS Liniment IOdide
Of Ammonia. For sale by Conner 4
Walker, druggists, Dallas, Texas.
Morfss no Better and SAN in Danger
NEW YORK, September IA Rich
mond. Indiana, dispatch 10 the Her.
aid, states that Senator Morton Is no
better, II, indeed, he ls not worse than
vas q week ago.