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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-06-07

Cabinet :hat the Administration feels
assured, satisfactorily SO, that both
Cows. Hampton and Nichols are car
rying out in good faith to the best of
their abilities the assurances given Mr..
Hayes in regard TO the equal prO,ec-
tion to all il tI!oir respective States.
the bowling OF Blaine, Morton Co. to
the contrary not withstanding.
POLITICAL sINECUREs.
Old Fuss and Feathers Sherman, of
The Treasury portfolio, has at last been
awakened to the fact that numerous
of the Federal appointments in New
Orleans are political sinecul'es, and
can well be dispensed with Tor the
public good and has accordingly or
dered quite reduction in the force on
duty ct the Custom House in that city
the efficiency OF which has long been
questioned.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Quite cOmmOtion exists here
caused by the visit of a number of U.
S. officials who have been indicted by
the State Courts of North Carolina
for violation of State laws, and the
question now arises, who has jurisdis-
diction, the U. S. or N. c.? Both
sides are ably represented and the af-
fair having been laid before the Cabi-
net, is about up to "white heat" 1t is
not known what can be done by the
authorities here, except that the fed
eral officials have the privilege of a
change of venue TO the U. S. Courts.
DEMOCRITES.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-06-07
THE MARKETS.
RAvENNA, june. G. 1877

RAvESNA, June G, 1877
FLOUR.-No. Red. $40 40; No. l white, S12 90
Demand steady.
WHbAF-No, Red, 81 %; MOL White 81 W
CORN-shcilcd brings 80 "a 5Gc, ears.i0
OATS-;O l94ac. Sales dull
RIE-No. / brings 20 q 75s.
BARLEY-None In market
BUCKWliEAT-65 q zoe. per bushel.
HAY-Selling at IS a $iO; according to
quality. Duh sale.
BELl'-Per cwt., Sc q 81.
HOGS-Dressed, 51s@ S6 60 per cwt.
LARD-City render cd 10c.
SMOKED MCArS-City Sugar Cured Hams
selling at .2}sc: Country Zoe.
shoulders. City cured selling at 10c. Dried
Beef selling at 1s:.
POULTRY-Small supply in the market
Chickens dressed, buyers pay 10 cents; un-
dressed c Turkics. undressed, s c.
BCTrER-- 15c.
CuEESE-Factory, Tetails, 16c.
EGGS-buyers pay 1ssc per doz
PoTATOES-Buyers pay 90c. q 81 10.
BEANS-Choice hand picked in smalldcm and
1T 81 50 per bu. Medium 81 s5.
FINEG AR-Pure cider retais 25@30c per gal
TALLOW-Buyers pay &c.
EIDES-Green, trimm I'd a exc.
EEATuEHS-Best retail ut 15c.
WHITE LlME-Si s5 per bbl.
WATER LiNlE-S2 25
S SAI.T-CoarSc sells at 81 rs; fine 81 20.
WOOD-Stove s. 0a12 so; 5 feet wood s. 90
q s. 80 per cord.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-06-07

A number of illicit distilleries, have
been destroyed by the revenue officers
in West Virginia, having capacity of
700 gallons daily of corn whisky.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-06-07

GRANT is being brought out by Don.
Cameron as the Republican candidate
for President in 1850. There are hosts
Of Radicals all over the country who
can't endure the idea of having Hayes
steal the Democratic doctrine of the
right of local state government and
making it the glory of his adlninistra-
ton. 1t is something they haven't
been accustomed to during the last
ten or twelve years and they want the
man of the iron hand again at the
helm.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-06-07

- IT is estimated that at least 5000
pilgrims will visit Rome during the
jubilee of the fiftieth year of the epis-
copate Of the Pope. 1t is supposed that
each of those pilgrims will give to the
Pope at least $40, making a total of
50, ZOO, 900. Add to this the amount
that will be sent by the churches, and
the sum may reach SO, 200, coo.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-06-07

Many Cities Swept Away, Vessels Sunk,
and Six to Eight Hundred Lives Lost.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-06-07
MARR led.

MARRI
JOHN uNS'rON-MORLEI AT the residence of
Mrs. Scribncr. in this village, Saturday Eve
ring, June 2ud, by the Rev. VIM. Henry Ca
pcrs. Rector of Grace Church. Mr. Harry L.
Johns ton and Miss Lizzie Morley.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-06-07

EDW ARDS.-in Campbeli>port, on the 3Oth of
May, 1877 of heart disease, Mrs. Thena H.,
wife OF Cornelius Edwards and daughter of
q. L. and z. NJ. Rood, aged 30 years.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-06-07

Jost received from New York
Manufacturers, for the Spring
Trade Of 1877, a splendid
stock Of
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-23
Granirei4 +.

(Gbartrcue.) @er tennt n;ht
ben eolen Srahf Der Gbartreule Mno BAT
nidt idon einmol nit Nnba9t ibr
,pslbes, selbcs ooer grimes Mab se-
idliirfi? Oiele R0nisin Der e9naple
miro bstannt!id III Der rsroben Char
%treuie" in Trantreid sebruut, uno ibr
Sertauf, Der bur9 cisens b~eitelIte
Nscnten in alien @eltbeilen betrieben
wiro, brinst Den &artbduier=M Onden
jd6rlid mebrere Miaionen elm. Sa lid
a6er Der 9anocI nit einem 2iqueur
idiuer nit ben 3ueden zines &lplers
uno Dem Nrmutbseliiboe isiner SnIaicn
pertrdst, 10 ertaufen ii@ bic ipecuIati-
ben Monde bas na@Tdtise Stiuidmei-
gen Der r0mil@en Gurie bur@ cine
idbrli9e M6sabe> Die 3- big 500, OOO
'Grancs betrdst. MuberSem pertbeil,
Die Gbartreuie 3abIrei9e Mlmolen uni
seudbrt jeoem &eiienbsn, Der boruu
aniudt, uabrenb elmer beitimmten 3ei
unbeIdrdntte GaNfrewnoi9aft. Nas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-23
d To e

gern.-S ab Die Gsblaus ii9 II
ben Meinbersen pon Golombier, in
Canton N%eucnburs, Seist, lit leiocr MI
iu pabr. Ge,pib 1T es cine eioentbimt
li4e Giisuns, oab Die Sepei9e, nut
'pelder bic neuenburser &esierung Ben
8unoesrot6e oieie usrbdnsnibsof
Na9ridt meloete, fur3 Dor Dem 3ujan=
mentritt Scr bs9uft Ssret9urg Ser sesa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-23
Gn9lan 5.

Ius 2cnoon fonimen iutereGante
Mlttbeisunsen iiber eincn @orsans am
Sofe Der &6ni9in bon GnsIu,lo, ,pelder
Den Ss;ucis mliefert, mcld' bobs M9tuns
Die &ani9in Ser 0IentIidem Meinuns
l9enit, uno nit uelder Strense tie bic
@elese lteifer Gillette beobadtet. Nls
abl6lub Der Soilon mar sic geran=
ltaItuns zines @of Concerts proie:tirI
uno Der nit 3ulammsnletuns oes Yro-
sramms bctrante 9osbeamte le9te be,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-23

R6nisin bic Qiite Ter Mitmirtenben 3u
@enebmisun9 nor. Oie R6niein mo-,
sinen Bid ouf bos ibr u~nterbreite1
@er3ei@nib, ereriff Die Sober unb ftrit
oen Nanen MbeIina bon Der 2iite te
Mitipirtcnben. Oieier lift Der Mns
|i4licbnn8 rief ollentbalben bic Iebbaf
|tefte seniation berpor. uno als Der be
treHenee Sofbeamtc Die Grose 3u ifel
len ,paste. tuarnm biesmal, seSen bel
lcnitiser Stroud. Die besibmte S6n'
germ Su Dem Concerto nidt 3mselaTel
ueroe, erfoste als Nnt,pcrt bic 8emer'
flung. ooB @isnora Yotti bur4 ibr
letten MFairen nit ibrem @atten uni
our4 bic ecenen nit Nieolini, Die 10,
gar 5u' 6fientli9cm @ercbe Neronlai.
lung eeseben, bic Gbre bel 9ofe 3u er-
l9einen unb I'M 9of= Concert gu iinsen
per,pistt babe. Die sdnserin lou bic.
les NerbaIten Der 06nisin iebr Der.
ltimmt baben, ba lie mad bieicr Rid.
tuna bin unsebcuer per,p6bnt uno per.
1atSbelt lit.
- sdompI Y'af6a, gnteI be-
b~eriibmten Si@erteIlen Sduptlinss
10 elder inter Mutbtar Yaf4a in Mr.
menien sesen bic &uIen ttnnpft, idil-
bert elm &ricsseorreiponbat Ter ~.
ST. 1r." folsenbcrmaBen: Sdampl ii
IS Sabre alt, BON bober Statur, ho>
BLONDES 9aar uno eintn setrauielten
Iansen rotben Bart. iebr peibIi9er
S@nurrbart, Iidte Muscnbrauen uni
@impern, tleine ite9enbe Ausen; feline
3ise lino fart, icin &inn brett, oos
@eii&t gu Mnfans Denis aniprc9enb.
erideint bel ldnsersr Yriifuns ourd
cine sespiile MdnnIi9teit uno cinen
Nusbrud BON @iirbe siemli9 einneb
meno. Sein Coffin lit lebr cinfud
unb bod duberit malerii9. Cine bob
Miibe BON feinitem meibcm 2ammfcl
nit weibem 5udlod beoedt oas bod
uno aufre@t setrasene 5aupt. Sci
LANCE, i&0ne i@parSe sudrod, nm BIZ
Saille bur9 einen gang ldmalen iiIber'
men @iirtel beinabe biz CUR llnmoeli4.
ieit 3uiammcn9ei@niirt. 1T nit idwor-
sen Sammtpatroncn seSiert. wel@e mi
lan9en feincn solbencn &etten an BIZ
Rrut sebeitet iinb. Gin einfa@e'
$ old uno ti@crteilii@er SdbeI in H.
bersctriebencn sdcioen bdnsen an
@urteI. Sic tleineu tIderteiIi9er
9atronen< unb &apleltaldden 1int
Jon Silber anb am @urtel tpie aud q,
elmer feinen, iiber cine @4ulter seSo'
ssnen S%ilterborbe ansebdnat. Sang
bpDe 2eoergomaiden unb feline Saf
fianiiefeI obne Sporen ,perpoQitdn0i
gen ben M,Sus. Sdampl trd9t elmer
ltarten Silbcrrin9 oil benz 9aumen BE-
redtsn 9ano, unb an einem ilsine,
&ismen, an Dem @oIbfinser ansebanst
ben seiu0bnli6sn &antidu Der Slider
tefien. Or reitet in Der &eeeI elmer
bodeolen orabilden Mt!asldimmel.
bensit BON herrlidcn Gormen, ,pcldc'
oas tiderteillde &eit;cu9 = 3aum
Yrult9eieQ uno Sdueifriemen 20,
SiIberboroen als SatteI elm feline!
i6warSes, iilberscItidtcs 2eoertiien i,
Der Gorm swcier nit ben Spisen Der.
%bunoener 9cr3cn, nit ld6n searbeite'
ten, iilbernen :i4erteiiiden steisbii'
aeIn trdst. Sdampl Yalda iteb
in 9roBer 9erebruns bel ben Sidertel'
len. Oie Neuansetommenen, audi 81,
d%lteiten uno anselcbenten Mdnncr, be.
;eieen Inn ibre unterwiiriiQfeit, inben
lie lcine 9anb fiilen uno bann ibr'
Stirne an bieiclbe briiden; er 1T cir
freunolider, 5uportommenoer Monr
nit bcinabe europdii9en Manieren ami
Elm eifri9er General.
Grantrei@.
(GhQrtrcu{e.) @er fennt r;h
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-23
6 pptcn.

Sn Nleyanoria bat Der nit Der lie.
~oerfabruns beg umecfiirsten ObcIistsn.
'usl@en Mebemsb NIi ben GnsIdnocrt
|'@entte, beanftraste cnslii6e Snqe.
incur Chapman Oigan, Dor einioen
Sasen cine intereIante Sni9rift ent.
ocdt, 'uelde alien Streitfrasen iiber
Die 3sit Der NufitelIuns Der beioen ur.
lpransli9 aus Seliopolis nammenoen
Monolitbe Gin Gnbe madt. Die bci.
ben Obelistcn. ron benen rur nod Der
cine, als ioscnanEte Naoel Der aleopo.
ira ano als ein Maes ii~berbauernbes
BabrSciden Der Staot an oie5em iei-
mem Iettcn etunoorts aufredt iebt, BE-.
Fanoen Ii9 Dor Dem Ginsanse bes Sd.
lareums BON Mleranoria, beg aud sc.
balttum 9%cnamntcn Sempels beg Mueu-
titus aufseitrllt. Sie iibcr 20 Meter
lansen @ranitIiide rubten auf ie 4
IN Den Sodel ei~ngelalensn Yfl6den
BON seldmieoctem SUPPER. Nn Dem
SodeI oes umseitiir5.en Ob.igfcn bat
i4 nur nod Elm folder YHod porse.
funoen, uno an ser &!!ammer, nit mel.
der or in ben Stein cinseIaHen 1T, Die
|Snl9rift iid erbalten, tpelde in 8riedi.
I6cr urb lateinii6cr @drift bclaat,
rab garbarus, Yrdfctt BON aesppten.
i'm Sabre 8 Beg Gdiar Musuitus ben
Sbelisten our6 ben Nr9itetten Son.
tins erridtete. 9emna9 mar es i'm
Sabre % Dor Gbriltus, aIs Der Yrdfett
g. &ubrius 9arbarus> Die ObeIisfen
an ibre eteae ieben lieb.
= Sn stod6oIm itarb Oberf.
lieutenant S0rueblabt, Elm 9eterau aus
ben &riessjabrsn %anfanss bielcs Sabr.
bnnoerts. Gr lag i'm Sabre 1907 NIT
|ieincm Battalion in Gtrallunb, aIs Die.
Ter Ylas bon ben Gransoien belasert
tpuroe, uno nabm Sbeil an Dem Sc
te4t bel suoersbassn, pel&y@s Die auf-
9ebuns ber 9elaseruns CUR tolse bate.
Spdter mar er nit bel Der 5tirmuna
uno Ginnabme Der BON ben Gran;olea
beiesten Siaot 9lnelam. Sn ben 5rei.
beitstriesen 1872 fo9t er nit bel @rob.
beeren, Dennewis unb 2eipsig.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-23

RECEIPT bes 2iqueurs, Der bas @Iid 81
Orsets eema&t bot, befinbet ii9 felt
brei Sabrbunoetten i'm 2lofter unb il
@esenitans Der sr0bten @ebeim6altuna.
Das t0itli@e @ersoment, peI&em e
orpertraus 1T, befinbst fi@ perfeselt in
einem boblsn Stein unter Dem 6aupt.
altare Der aIoiertir@e unb wirb nur
INNER BEL Der Neupobl eines Orbens.
@enerals ans Soseslidt sebra&t. Oa
nun Dor Ruraem Der 0artbauier. @enes
raj Som eaaion eeitorben 1T. 10 ,uirb
in einisen 9asen oieie ieltene grermonie
itattfnoen. Is 1T onjunebmen, bab
bic @srebrer bes 2artbauler 0iqucurs
IN 9roBen MaHen nod Der 2%artboule
sieben tperbsn, UNI 3euscn Der gntlic..
scluns bes @ebeimnihes ,u 1ein uub.
aug r%eIpectooler 6erne einen anbd&ti.-
gen Bid auf oas e1r,uarbise glatt tuer.
fen su t0nncn, bos cine 10 bebeutunas.
ooac e@rift birst. Dieie Notis emit.
Itammt fransoiii&en 8ldttern. tpeI&e
aber persciien, bub aud in epanieu
uno Stalien (namentIid in Der gertoia
bel Yopia uno BEL JlorenD g6ortreuit
sema9t pirb. Die srObte gerbreituna:
bat Fd a~neroinss Der fran35Ef@e
Siqueur bieies Namens erworben.
Portugal.
Inter ben Namen berjeniscn, .pelden.
mad Der jinsitbin i'm Barrier Cirque
ror einem 3abIrei@en Mubitorium Der.
|Ielenen 8eri@teritattuno ser Ssciete
encouragement au bien 1eitens bic.
Ter @cleaidaft cine Nus3eidnuns fur
Die Veabrinsuns irseno elmer pcrbienf.
li@en Shat sucrfannt tuurbe. fisurirte
aud Der BON .Oonna Maria Yia BON
SaooDen, &0ni9ir BON Yortu9al unb
Nlgarbien." Sic 2Onisin Niaria Yia
(eine So9ter beg 26niss @ietor Gma.
nuel) bate ii@ Dor brei Sabren NIT
mitterli4er Sobespero9tung in bic
Weaen s%eitiirit, UNI ibre s,pei &in5er,
ben 3ronprinsen uno ben Snfanten
Son NIfonio gu rettcn, bic bur& cine
plotli4 b.r9cbraui1e @oge pom
Stranoe BON Gaseacs ,pcsseipilt tpur.
ben. SIM Sample init Der itarmiI&en
Gee mar lie ieIbit nabe baran, gu er.
trimfen, unb ,uurhe nur bur@ Die buIfe
zines 2endttburmma9ters lammt ibret
sinoern Dem Sooe entriNsn. Die Me.
battle uno oas Diplcm fir Die ROniain
tpuroen bonn Yrdlioenten Marquis be
getbiip Dem Der Teierlidieit ouf Gin.
laoun9 beiwobnenben portu9iefIden
SeianSten. 9srrn MenoeS Zeal, einse.
bdnbi9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-23

u 0 NJ. Sie italieniiae &esieruns
Ioroerte BON Dem @icef0nis BON Mespp=
ten cine Gnti9doisuns Iir Den afrifa=
&eilsnoen @elli oelien Gepad jiinsit
aul Den dspptii1en G~iIenbabnen inter
Den lonoerbariten llmltdnoen !1eiis per-
brarnt, tDeils selto1len woroen..ilt. Sa
nit Geili's Gcile oura oielcn ~llniall
feinen NuK6u6 erleioe, bat inn oie
italienilhe seo9rapbil6e @eleal6aft
oas bon 9rrn NomoIi selammelte Ma=
serial sur @erfisuns 9eitellt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-05
PIro Insurance.

If there is any one quality more ap-
preciated than another by the average
American, tits p!ack, and that quality
in an eminent degree, combined with
prudence and Jair deaiing, has always
characterized the Amazon Insurance
company, OF Cincinnati. Launched
into business the year preceding the
Chicago disaster, it paid every loss in
Cured in that storm of fire, which
buried, in one common bed, hundred
others, at that time considered among
the best. Started with a paid-up cap
tai of $500, 900, the stock being owned
by the best merchants in Cincinnati,
its progress has been steadily upward,
until now its assets are represented by
the handsome sum of S935,000, while
its liabilities, excluding capital stock,
are only $4lb, 000-a clear surplus, as to
the policy holder, of $5l9, 900. This is
n record to be proud OF, achieved as it
has been in the six years most disas-
troue to insurance companies.
The Amazon has extended its agen-
cies throughout the Union, and Is
gladly received in New York, where
every company has to undergo the
strictest examination before being
admitted.
Messrs. Dargan & Trezevant are the
general agents for Texas of this strong
and reliable company, and their name
in insurance matters is synonym for
fair dealing,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-05
The Mitchell wagon.

The display made by the Mitchell
Wagon Co. was the feature in that line
In the procession. An immense wagon
twenty feet long and eight feet high,
was a curiosity to everybody. The trade
of this old substantial house has grown
from nothing in few years to gigantic
proportions, their sales row aggrc-
eating in Northern Texas alone OVER
one hundred thousand dollars a year.
The event of their great success is
the fact that every piece Of their
wagons is made under the eye Of man
directedly interested in the house, and
not piece can get In, that in well
ordered factory should be kept out.
The popularity OF the Mitchell wagon
where 1t has been introduced,
and their large sales, are the strong
est endorsement house could have.
II. V. Tompkins, Of this, city is agent
for these old and reliable wagons, ].
McLeeper, Esq., Of our city, Is the
general agent, and gentleman Of
long experience In wagon trade.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-05
KNIGHTS OF PYTnIAs
meeunR ~ ihs.G,nnd l.odge-second
MUE

Flnfr SESSION,
Tho Grmd Lodge X. # i. met In
their castle hall At o o'clock yesterday.
a ful quorum OF Delegates being pres
cnt the regular business was immodi-
ately begun.
After the reception and rcadlng of
the various reports, NIL Of which dis
closed q very satisfactory progress for
tho past year, the installation Of officers
was had, The following is the rosIa
for the ensuing years Grand Chancel-
lor j. II. lIobert, Galveston; Vice
Grand Chancellor j, n. Tyron, llous-
ton; Grand Prelato 7, NJ Mcrs, Dali
las; Grand Is, Of h, and S, D., u. D..
o'Riordan, BRENNAN; Grand NJ. of e.
John Walker, of Galveston.
The following appointments were
made by the Grand Chancellor; Grand
NJ, atA., CD. Wright, Houston Grand
o. c., j. N. IIykos, Palestine; Grand l..
G., s. II. Slngletany, Waco.
The lodge then adjourned until Pm,
sECOND SESSION,
At the evening session the time of
meeting Of the next Grand Lodge was
fixed at the third Tuesday in June,
1878, at BRENNAN, The Grand Lodge
then adjourned, aud the delegates were
soon after mingled with the gay reyel-
ers in ReX's royal train.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-05

The finest stock Of watches and
jewelry in the city at Webb's, 500
Main street.-apr4 q
"A full line of family groceries,
game and country produce is kept by
Mr.. J. p. Freeman, No. 1901 Elm
street. We bespeak for him an ex.
tensive patronage.-apri 3w
Tickets for Louisville, Nashville.
Chicago, st. Louis, Memphis, Calves
ton, Fort Scott, New Orleans and Aus.
tin, for sale at reduced rates, by Fred
Manget, ticket broker, LeGrand no.
tel.-tf
Mr.. G.. d. jackson, travelling agent
of the piano house of Z. =. Redfleld &
Co., is in the city.
Mint Juleps at Merchant Exchange.
on Elm street, opposite s. Loeb & Co.
The only saloon in Dallas that has il.
For suits Of the latest styles and
patterns, 60 to L. NJ. Kahn & Bros.
Parties visiting Dallas that are In
need Of clothing, will do veil TO call at
Z. N. Kahn & Bros, where you can't
fail to be suited.
Z. NJ. Kahn & Bro. have the largest
and best assorted stock Of clothing and
gents furnishing goods in the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-05
Notes and incidents.

The procession started about two
o'clock, aud all along the line the ut
most enthusiasm prevailed. Ladies
waived their handkerchiefs and cheer
ed. The procession was a monster in
length. The last float had not left the
square, when the head reached the
Central track-over one and a half
miles. When the head Of the process
sion turned on Elm street, I'm East
Dallas, they were halted and kept
there for some time, waiting for the
train on the Pacific, from the east, as
Il was desired that all should see the
procession. They waited and waited,
but as 1t did not come, the procession
moved on toward town. When they
reached Austin street they began to
bisband. Etna Hose company at
tached their hose to plug on the cor
ner of Main and Lamar street and
little for the amusement Of
The visitors.
The irrepressible Texas Joe, clad In
4 new, well-fitting suit of navy blue,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-05
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HnraTn " Hnvn. Mnrnh OH ln--

Houston, Texas, March 20, 1877.
a. ". d CRIMSON, Esq, Superintendent, q.
II. d, 3. \. K. r. Co.
DEAR SlR-BJ request CT Mr.. Collins.
agent of the L. s: w. E, & p. Co., |
make the following statement: We nut
up one of the Halliday Wind Mills,
bought of that company complete near
ly two years Say twenty-three months)
ago, and do not think it has cost lis n
dollar outside of oil. 1t is located on
the prairie on the northern part of our
road. We have nine in all running.
with two more ready to put up, and
Will Introduce them at all points where
the country is open to the free action
OF wind. We have never failed of hav-
ing full supply of water, and win
never need to, provided the reservoir or
tub capacity is sullicient-say double the
capacity needed for the current SUNNY
whore steam-pump is in use. The
mills save us much money outlay
monthly.
Truly yours, ]. DURAND
General superintendent
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Railroad Accident.

Yesterday the train from the east on
the Pacific road, due hereat 1870, when
going up a heavy grade near White
rock, strucka broken rail, which threw
four ofthe passenger coaches from the
track. Word was Immediately sent
to the station, and cars were sent out
to bring in the passengers who ar
rived here after two o'clock, and there
fore missed the day procession. Fortu-
nately no one was injured. The wreck
was not cleared till eleven o'clock last
night, and 1t interfered with other
trains that were leaving here. The
train for Fort Worth last night, had
had three extra coaches on, and they
were loaded to the utmost capacity.
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Nj. X. ~ Il. RAILWAY.
y Go North via Denison,

E& Go North via Denison,
And through the beautiful Indian Ter.
ritory. Don't go by way of the sand
hills and swamps of Arkansas. Take
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas. They
Will land you directly in the great
Union Depot at st. Louis. They don,t
compel you to ride three or four miles
through the back streets and alleys Of
II. Louis in topping omnibus. They
run Their coaches and sleepers through
to st. Louis and enter the Union de-.
pot. Is there any other line from
Texas that does? "No.n They also
run coaches and sleeping cars from
Texas to Hannibal and Quincy. Have
you any friends East looking towards
Texas? Ifso send their address To the
undersigned and heRill with pleasure
forward them land you also) a beanti.
ful pamphlet and other Interesting
matter well worth the mere request
Address, JAS ID BROWN.
Gehl Passg't Ag't ME- ar. Ry,
kaH,ffo Al
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We beg to be permitted to bear our
humble tribute to Chief Morton, and
the force under his command. With
the immense crowd which was present
yesterday to attend the revel, there
were many who later in the day drank
freely, and Notwithstanding the favor
able condition for broils, yet we have
heard of but few disturbances. Much
OF this quiet is certainly due to the adj
mirable conduct and watchful care of
our efficient police force.