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POPULAR POETS At 81.

A new edition Of the poets, finely printed on clear
white paper. Illustrated with severa! fuil-page
cngravings, and bound In u new aud elegant
style. Price, 81 each. The list embraces the
works Of Tcnnyson, Burns. Moore, Milton,
Campbell. Shakespeare. Scott. Goldsmith, Byron,
HeElans, Homer's Had, Keats, and Shelly.
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cHRrsTmAs GOODS.
vMAs HEADQUARTERS
n E"e-E. FOR SA Or FRc

IN p " Ii al W Il r. Il
GEORGE sCHEN's,
|. CORNER OF MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS,
s the place Of all others In the city 10 buy FIRST
CLASS SMOKERS ARTICLES OF all kinds at
moderate prices. r..., .....z.
FINE IMPORTED aud KEY WEST CIGARS,
CHEWING and SMOKING TOBACCO,
HEERSCHAUM PIPES,
CIGAR and CIGARETTE-TUBES,
CIGAR and CfGARETTE-CASBS1
NATCH-SAFES, TOBACCO POUCHES.
and many other goods suitable for holiday presents
to lovers OK the weed. de Io-2w
rHRISTMAS FUEL . .stsr
" CHRISTMAS FUEL
CLovER-HTLL COAL,
SPLIET COAL,
kINDLTNG AND LONG WOOD.
w. s. PfLCHER,
de l5.1m Main near Ninth, S23.
NHRIsTMAs GOODS.
MTNCE-MEATs. GITRoN,
CURRANTS. RAISINS.
FIGS, JELLIES.
NUTS. AND GROCERIES.
W. FLETCHER RICHARDSON.
de l5-2t+ 4O6 Marshall street.
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BUFFALO LTTHIA WATER.

THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS
IN THE PECULIAR DISEASES OF WOMEN.
THE TESTIMONY OF DIR. T. J. WILLIAMSON,
OF CINCINNATI, OHIO,
WHOSE SPECIALITY Is DISEASES OF
WOMEN.
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BOOKS AT 75C.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF POTTERY FOR
DECORATION.
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I Of both senators. It was read in the Senate
in the presence OF all witnesses OF the trans
action, and met SO completely the apprecia-
ton of all the senator's that it was ordered
unanimously to be entered on the records
| OF the Senate. This Is the first entry OF the
kind since like action was taken in respect
to the celebrated affair between Senators
| Poindexter and Forsyth, and which was
arranged in the same way through the good
offices OF Henry Clay over forty years ago.
Senators Conkling and Gordon, ever since
the difficulty occurred, have declined to
converse on the subject. No communica-
ton, either verbally or in writing, passed
between them, senators having Immediately
! after the event commenced the business OF
adjustment; among them prominently
Senators Hamlin and Ransom, who were
especially judicious and effective in arrang-
ing the matter satisfactorily to both parties.
Senators Gordon and Conkling were not in
the Senate chamber when the settlement
was reported.
THE TEXAS BORDER TROUBLES.
Representative Mills, OF Texas, is in re-
ceipt OF telegram from the Governor of
that State conveying the information that
company composed OF about twenty State
and United States troops has been sur.
rounded on the Texas side of the Rio
Grande by some three hundred Mexican
depredators, and at the time of writing six
of the State troops and one Of the United
States troops had fallen, and fighting was
still in progress. The Governor appeals to
the President through Mr.. Mills, as secre-
tary of the Texas delegation, for imme-
diatc assistance.
THE BILL TO REFUND THE COTTON TAX,
which was referred to the Committee on
Ways and Means, has been referred to
sub committee, of which II. II. Harris, Of
Georgia, is chairman. There are S12,000,-
900 of this tax due the State Of Georgia.
This question will be thoroughly exam
ined by the committee.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
The President has approved the Paris
Exposition bill.
Commissioner. General Mccormick will
sail in March, and spend his time mean
while, partly here and in New York, in the
transaction of duties connected with the
Paris Exposition.
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CHRISTMAS FUEL
CHRISTMAS GOODS
ELEGANT, USEFUL, AND

SUBSTANTIAL HOLIDAY PRESENTS
AT
JULIUS MEYERS, 500 BROAD STREET.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
= NOWLAN C CO., JEWELLERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.

- NOWLAN 6 CO., JEWELLERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
FINE GOLD WATCHES,
FINE GOLD OPERA-CHAINS, ~.
FINE GOLD GUARD-CHAINS,
FINE GOLD LEONTINE CHAINS,
FINE GOLD ROMAN NECK-CHhINS,
FINE GOLD ROMAN LoCKETs,
FINE GOLD ROMAN BANDS,
FINE GOLD ROMAN sHAWL-PlNS,
FINE GOLD ENGRAVED BRACELETS,
FINE GOLD ENAMELLED BRACELETS,
FINE GOLD CHAIN-BRAGELETS,
FINE GOLD sTONE-CAMEo 81 EEVE-B T
TONS,
FINE GOLD sToNE-cAMEo BosoM-BUT-
TONS, .-......--
FINE GOLD sToNE-CAMEo SCARF-PINs AND
ELEGANT SOLITAIRE DIAMOND EAR
ELEGANT SOLITAIRE AND CLUSTER OLA
MOND RINGS, .,- 80.
ELEGANT DIAMOND AND ONYX JEW
49, ELRY, ..,,.It. ',.s.1.
FINE JET ONYX AND GOLD NECK CHAINS,
FINE JET ONYX AND GOLD CROSSES AND
PENDANTS, ...r,.;t.s.,s
FINE JET ONYX AND GOLD yEII.-PTNs, EAR
DROPS, AND BROOCHES,
with an immense assortment Of other beautiful
'''~' " JEwELRY
AND
STERLING SILVER PIECES,
In cases suitable for holiday presents at greatly
reduced prices. de l1-t26
CHRISTMAS GOODS:
LAYER and SULTANA RAISINs Of every grade;
LEGHORN aud ENGLISH ClTRONs, CUR
RANTS, CHALMERS, COX'S, and NELSON'S
GELATINE; &1s
CANTON GINGER dried and in syrup;
NUTS (new cropj Of every descriptions;
MUSHROOMS, FRENCH PEAS;
PATTI DE Fol GRAS;
ANCHOyIES I'm Oil and in kegsl;
FUNNY FISH;
SMOKED and PICKLED EELs and SALMON;
JELLIES Of all kinds; %t.,2
! MINCE-sIEAT thome-madej;
OLD ENGLISH CHEDDER, STlLTON ROCHE.
FORT. EDAM, NEUFGEATEL, oSTEGO, and
SAUSAGE CHEEsES; 81.
| ALKETHREPTA;
| HOMEMADE PRESERVES aud PICKLES;
| CALIFORNIA PEARS and APRICOTS;
| CANNED OKRE;
GREEN TURTLE;
! OX-TAIL SOUP:
MALAGA GRAPES;
HAVANA ORANGES;
! SWEET CHOCOLATE;
CHOCOLATE CROQUETs;
SCOTCH RASPBERRY, STRAWBERRY, and
| GOOsEBERRY JAMS, s.
| VIOLET PRUNES lin glass and wood;
/ ICE-CREANI, OSWEGO, LEAFLET, CAPT.
JACK, aud Al UsHROOM CRACKERS;
pLUMS aud DAMsoNS;
CANNED PEACHES and APPLES In gallon Jars
for pies. 26 cents per can, at
! delo-tde25 CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
r0p CuRIsTM As ppESENTs 90 no
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BOOKS IN SETS.
NEW GIFT-BOOKS.

In nGt 'G Ilu et ". so
Abide With Me. Illustrated. Cloth. gilt.... 2 90
Ballads OF Bravery. Forty ull-page illustra-
tions. Cloth, gift; elegantly bound. 1900. So
Esops Fables. Ninety-three illustrations.
cI iiIGsratio Saa o.'er oo.. 49, @ 80 800
The Book of Gold, and other Poems. by J.
T. Trowbr!dge. Illustrated. .... ........... so
Art Decoration Applied to Furniture. Co ~
piously illustrated. Gilt edge. 4 90
Pottery and Porcelain. BY William c.
Prime. Illustrated. Cloth; gilt top....... %
Torchi's Engravlngs from Frescoes. by Cor
reggie and Parmegiano. Twenty-fonr hell
iotypes. Quarto.. ...........,..... ,..-... 10 W
The Rhine, from Its Source to the Sea. with
f25 superb wood-cut cngIavinQs by the
most distinguished artists and engrayers OF
tu giit .n.. t' - IS 90
hy aror et co ohs illustrated by Dose 90
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~- CARPET-WARP, ALL COLORS.
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON 8. 4, and
&c. q strand, at they
de Is corner Twenly-ffth and Broad streets.
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7tUNYADI JANGs WATER.

THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY.
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These waters. in cases Of one dozen half-gallon
bottles can be had AT THE SPRINGS at % per case
In advance; in Richmond, Of PURCELL, LADD &
Co. at $3.50 per case. THOMAS f. GOODE,
de l2-W&Meow2m Proprietor.
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SPECyAS. NOTICES.

nj BALL FRINGE, ALL COLORS,
15c n ward, at the
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TUST RECEIVED, 70 SUITS Of
81 the hest Chamber, Parior, and Dinfng-EA
Room Furniture to be found In the city, and ~
daily additions to same. have the largest iots
of Walnut suits, and some OF the finest tnai can oe
Sound in The civ made of the best material AMI OF
the best workmanship, and ut lower prices than .he
same class Of goods have ever been offered Also'
fine Psror Suits IN Goteiine, Iapesay, "a
should not fail 10 examine nv stock before DusmR'
a iu'' i'''s " o"f u. CARTWRIGHT,
100 10 Governor street.
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Mt EVERY ARTICLE sold at the low
est cash price at the CHURCH HILL VARIETY
STORE, 2502 Broad street. de 10
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prnsvrT1oS or RIvER-IMPRorEAEST BONDS
rur AMOUNT HELD BY THE SUSPENDED NEW
ARK BASK-TnE COLLECTORS oFrlcE--PArN-
rrJLY INJURED, &C.
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pARLoR cRooUET FOR 75c.

IAkLOh ShOSCEI rOlI foS.
STANDARD BOOKS IN SETS.
Macauay's History OF England, vols.."..$ 90
Dctensis Novels iG; vols. illustrated. 5000. IA 90
Wayerley Novels, IL yos................... IL C0
Dckens's Novels, IA vols. Cloth............. 10 ~
Waycrley Novels, @ vols. ~ w
Schi'ler's Works, translation. vols. W
Knights Popular History or England, 8 vols, 80
SyO.. ~ Wv
knights HaIf-Hours With Best Anthors,4
vols. ...........,,. -. "
GAMES.
We have the largest stock Of GAMES In the city
embracing all the latest and best gaines OF the lead.
ing manufacturers.
DoMINoEs from 10c. TO s3 box.
BACKGAMMON BOARDS from 81 TO 81.
TOOL-CHESTS from SOC. to "a.
PRINTISG-PRESS, with complete outfit 81.
POCKET-BOOKS and PURSES,
GOLD PENS,
CHILDREN'S GAMES,
In great variety.
Any Of The above books sent TO any address, post
paid. on receipt OF the price.
ELLYSON & YANCEY,
Successors to j. r. Ellyson).
1112 Main street,
three doors above DiSpatch Office.
5o OtDnoS
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~GO TO THE CHURCH HILL VA
RIETY STORE for your RUBBER OVERSIOES
aud save 25 to soc. pair. dc 15
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-08

JACKSON, Misa., November THE
election yesterday passed oil very
quietly. But little Interest was mani
tested, as there was no opposition ia
the nominees OF the democrat state
ticket In u few counties An attempt
was made TO elect independents, but
with the solitary exception OF Marshal
county, where the independents elect
their entire ticket, the attempt was
unsuccessful. In Western aud Kinds
counties the independents are well beat
on. An Independent sheriff was elect.
cd Ia Rankin county. Ex-Governor
Brown was ran by his friends for soma
tor from the eleventh district, CONS
posed OF Kinds and Rankin counties,
but was beaten by upwards OF ak
hundred votes, A very small vote was
polled. One precinct near jackson,
which generally votes over five humid
red, polled only twenty-nine.
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| A great crowd was at the railroad
station this morning to witness the
departure of the parliamentary train
for Versailles. President MacMah0n
started at one o'clock for Versailles
The senate re-assembled this after
noon and nomination of members o.
Buresux began. NJ. Grevy was elected
provincial president OF the cham ber Of
deputies by vote oftwo hundred and
ninety against one hundred and sew
enty.
VERSAILLES, November I'M. Gre.
Wy was chosen president OF the cham.
Der of deputies; Remand, moderate
republican, and Lepere, radical repub,
lican, were elected vice-presidents. M.
Grevy, in taking the chair, thanked
the chamber for the honor. The cit,
ting then terminated.
M. De Lanaty demanded that the
question Of the election of four life sen-
ators be placed on the order OF the day
for the fifteenth instant.
The meeting was without incident.
No message was received from Presi-
dent MacMahon, nor any communion
ton from the government.
When the chamber of deputies met
to-day NJ. Desleaux, radical republi.
can, occupied the chair, M. Raspail,
fills, being indisposed.
NJ. Desleaux spoke in eulogy of the
late NJ. Theirs, whom he declared de-
served well Of his country. He added
that the present chamber would labor
to strengthen the republic, and defend
1t against all attacks, regardless from
whom they came. He concluded with
the cry, "Vlve Ia Rspublique" and
"Vive la Hix."
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Mint Assoolated Press Report.

|
The Star says a dispatch from Colo
mel Robert q. Ingersoll's home says he
has been offered a mission 10 Germany,
and Is now on his way TO Washington
to see about It,
The Star also says In It's editoriol
column that Senators Bayard, Maxey,
Garland, Gordon, Randolph aud Ker.
nan were i'm the senate chamber this
morning comparing notes on the re.
suit OF yesterdays elections. All OF
these gentlemen were in good spirits,
and expressed their entire satisfaction
with the manner in which the cleo.
tons had resulted.
II Is thought when Senators Hill and
Hoar return the committee of cleo
lions and privileges Of the senate VIII
act on senatorial representations.
Nothing ofpublio interest took place
In the house to-day except the discus
sion on the bill to repeal the resump-
ton net.
The naval deficiency bill was reported
by Blount, OF Georgia, and Ia to be ta-
ken up as soon as the army bill is dis
posed Of.
Special agent Carter telegraphs to
the commissioner of the general land
office, from Pascagoula, Mississippi, on
the 9th OF November, that the marshal
for the southern district of Mississippi,
has seized In three southern counties,
bordering on the gulf of Mexico, in a
suit of the United States VS.. John
Manning and others, large amount
of timber, principally pine logs, esti-
mated at over 10000 in number, be.
sides the largest amount of lumber,
belonging TO the United States, and
taken from public lands. There Will
also he seized under this process from
the court, large amount of charcoal
and turpentine. Tho action, indepen-
dent OF the large value of the property
seized, stops trade which has main
tained large feet of vessels, carrying
the timber or lumber manufactured
therefrom, and which il uhlawfully
taken from the public lands to foreign
and domestic markets. 1t has virtu-
ally suppressed depredations on the
public lands in the southern district Of
Mississippi.
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A ss0. 900, 900 ForccIosurc,

NEw York, November 7.l4A decree
OF foreclosure and sale on u suit ofthe
Farmers Loan and Trust company va.
the Drie railroad and others, was en-
tered by Judge Donohue to-day ON
u mortgage made 10 plaintiffs In 1874
for $50, OO0,0OO, on which over $4,000
interest la due. The order Is made
subject to liens OF six prior mortgages,
1t provide for sale to bondholders, IL
they form u company under the laws
OF New Jersey, Pennsylvania and New
York, or transfer Of bid to them, the
sale to he In New York, for cash, ly
General 4. Curtis, but not until auxil-
larry suits In New Jersey and New
York are concluded. 3Nt
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Forresrs CnnIlenga 10 Kirkpatrick,

New York World Summer beloya
last, when General Iudson Fitzpatrick
was canvassing Indiana for the fepub.
leans, he spoke Of General Forrest in
such a way that the latter challenged
him to fight duel, AS soon as the
challenge was sent Forrest wrote to
General Basil Duke, of Kentucky, that
in case his invitation was accepted
which he did not doubt for moment
he would call ON Duke TO be his sec.
ond. This letter further said that in
the necessary arrangement he wonid
like General Duke TO insist that the
duel should be fought on horseback
with sabers, MS that was the proper way
for two cavalrymen to meet. General.
Duke at once engaged for his principal
a steed for the encounter--a horse rec
commended by his owner TO go over u
church stepple if necessary--end await :
ed General Kilpatrick's reply. Kilpat
rick, however, declined to fight on the
ground that he and Forrest did not
move in the same social sphere" Had
this duel taken place, it doubtless
would have been conducted in style
delightfully."- dramatic.
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Mr.. Evarts' jokes are very good, but
they generally appear after the coun-
try has been enjoying a broad smile at
his expense. With reference TO the
Cameron matter, the secretary lie re-
ported as saying 81 have been COM
PEELED to change my opinion Of the
Pennsylvania republican delegation in
congress. | was very much mistaken
In them. When asked them to select
man from their state for the English
mission, had no idea that they would
go into the graveyard and resurrect q
man who was not only dead, but who
had been dead 80 long that his heir
was actually in possession and eDjoy-
ment of the estste.n
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Governor Bishop, of Ohio, has edited
hymn>book.
The November dividends payable in
Boston aggregate g, 70S,6lO.
A granlsonl,i Patrick Henry is can.
didate for the Virginia legislature.
Eight models for the proposed statue
Of Lee have been received at Richmond.
The people of Mississippi expect to
extinguish their state debt within three
years.
A Racine girl baby ha sjust been born
into the world with seven fingers on
each hand. $3.50
Grants ability to drink in every Ian
guage is Of material assistance TO him
in France.
They who least shrink at the storms
Of fortune are always most yirtuous aud
victorious in the end.
A child at Osceols, Nebraska, died
some days ago from the effects Of having
a grain Of corn lodged in its lungs.
A copperhead snake two feet long
made It's exit from mail-bag at the
posiofiice at Terre Hanie. Indiana re,
Gently.
Wendell Phillips is no better.--Rrcb-
ester Democrat He would. however,
like 70 bet dollar that he has seen
Grant drunk.
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FIRE RECORD.
Ihe fDesi Paper MiiI Ia tue warid
"H"N W fCoasusned,


SPRINGFIELD, Mass, November -
Keith paper mill, NJ Turner Falls, was
burned Last night Loss heavy. The
original cost OF the Keith paper MILL
was over 100000. The fire began la
the lower story from an unknown
cause. Part OF the machinery room
ana the bleach room and the office
were likely 10 be saved ut $3.50 ann.
The loss will DO $500, 600. Insurance,
S2bO,OOO, The mill was famous for It's
superior construction and for its per-
feet adaptation TO It's work. II was
unhestatingly pronounced by experl-
enced paper makers the best Ia the
world. The main building was two
hundred and seventy feet deep by for
ty-soven feet wide and .flve stories
high, with two ellis projecting towards
the railroad, one ATTY by one hundred
and the other foftS.flve by -Four humid
red aud seventy-aye. 1t had a capaci-
ty OF five tons daily and employed
three hundred hands. The machinery
was all efthe most approved pattern.
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Measures Taken for Opening Tonnes
see River Navigation.

CHATTANOOGA, November IA
meeting OF citizens inaugursted meas
ures to establish weekly line OF
steamers between Chattanooga and
Decatur. The merchants here will
give bonds OF five hundred dollars for
each trip, and will request the govern
ment to help the project by giving the
line the mail contract. This will bring
considerable cotton to this place. A
convention Is called here from all
river towns to meet December 5, for
the purpose OF impressing on congress
the Importance of opening Tennessee
river navigation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-08

st. Louis Times: 1t will devolve
upon Governor Williams, of Indlane,
10 appoint successor to Senator Nor
ton. p 1t has been said that Mr.. Hem
bricks might be rendered the honor,
but this is doubtful, and 1t is more
doubtful that he could be induced to
accept it. The general superstition is
that the appointment will be given to
Mr.. Voorhees,, while the name OF ex-
Congressman Holman has also been
mentioned in the same connection. Az
between these two the, chances are
strongly in favor OF the 'gTalI Sycamore
OF the Wabash
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-08
Indications.

Indications for the west ard gulf
states are cloudy and rainy followed
by clearing weather, warm southerly
winds to colder northerly winds and
falling barometer, followed by rising
barometer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-08

st. Louis Times The department
clerks at Washington who were assess
ed last year for the presidential fund
and still remain In arrears, are under
going a severe duDning process isl
now at the hands OF the republIrau
congressional committee. The tss
amounts 70 two per cent on salaries
received, and will have 10 be paid, 1
the unfortunate delIBquents desire Il
retain the luxury Of place 10 the gov
eminent service.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-08
Marine Disasters.

LONDON, November THE bark
GreciaD, from Baltimore, which ar.
rived at Queenstown, reports having
experienced hurricane. She Is leaky,
and lost her bulwarks. The bark Mary
Lawton, from Baltimore for London,
which has arrived at Queenstown, lost
her sails and part OF her pro visions.
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ID. w. voorhees, Appointed 90 M sena-
tor Morton's Place.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, November g.
A delegation arrived this evening
bearing commission from Governor
Williams, appointing ID. w. Voorhees,
to Oil the vacancy in the United
States senate, occasioned by the death
Of Senator Morton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-08

The republican party since the war
has been mere puppet in the hands of
Oliver P. Morton. There will be a
struggle for the wires, but no other
man can handle them as he did, and
the party will never 60 through the
same motions again.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-08
Ceremonies I'm Honor OF the Late
Archbishop Bayiey.

BALTIMORE, November High
mass in memory OF the late Arch.
bishop Bayley, was celebrated at the
cathedral this morning. The Right
Rev. Bishop Becker, OF Wilmington,
was the celebrant, ana Rev. +. Il.
Boyle, OF Washington, delivered an
address on the late archbishop.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-08

COLUMBIA, s. c., November IA
verdict Of guilty was rendered this
morning in ex-Tressurer CardOzo's
case. An appeal will Doubtless be
taken.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-08
An Insane Man shosfs His Mothes
aud Commits suicide.

CIECrNNATI, November GA dis
patch from Hastings, Michigan, says
George Eckles, an inmate Of the Ksla-
mazoo insane asylum, discharged as
cured, shot his mother and afterwards
shot himself, both dying instantly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-08
WISCONSIN.

Partial returns from Wisconsin indi-
cate the election Of Smith, republican,
for governor by an increased republic
can majority over last year.
MILWAUKEE, November THE
chairman OF the republican state con-
trail committee telegraphs as follows:
III think the state may be safely coun-
ted on for five or six thousand MAORI
ty for the republican ticket The vote
for the greenback ticket in the state Is
now estimated at four thousand.
Milwaukee county complete, gives
democratic majority for governor, oil
five hundred. Tilden's majority IN
the county was 2,0I5. OILY eleven
towns have been heard from since
last night, and they reduce the repu61
lican gain fifty six. Returns from 2ld
precincts show q republican gain Oh
1850.
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Another Orc ronnd aniIiy.

New YORK, November I'm the
United States circuit court to day,
Charles Il. Gettalech was found guilty
of EN- bezzling government funds while
deputy collector OF this port.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-08
A Fan An Ameyiesn securI,ies

LONDON, November 7.-Prices were
lower yesterday, and ageneral decline
for consols and American securities Of
1915 occurred in consequence OF cable
dispatches stating that congress had
passed the silver bill.