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National Republican., 1877-02-05
RAILROADS

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RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
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to the
NORTH, WEST, NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
ar. JANUARY "A, is77, 8. p. m.
LHAvE WASHINGTON. Z.
$500 q. M, Baltimore and way stations.
70oa. m. =, baltimore. Annapolis and way stations.
1850 a. m, Point OF Rocks and way stations.
$500 q. m, N, Y, Phllada. and Boston express.
Sunday to baltimore only, stopping at way stations
$3.50 "a. M, baltimore and way stations.
$3.50 m, Chicago, ". Louis and Pittsburs eI-
,io.io 1, m, baltimore express. On Sunday for
iaioa m, Baltimore, Enicou City, Annapolis
'i,Sp m, N. Y, Philada q Norfolk express. On
Sunday to BALTIC. only. stopping at all stations.
S;O p. M. baltimore and way stations.
4:30 b. m, baltimore and Laurel express.
4:aO >. M, Pt. OF Rocks Frederick, way stations.
ABS p. m, Balto., Annapolis and way stations.
'7;C0 p. m, Baltimore and way stations.
'7il5 p. m. Chicago and Columbus express.
.7;s5p p. m, -, Louis, Cincinnati Pitisburg ex.
$3.50 p. M, ~. Rocks, way stations: $50 sunday.
$500 p. M, New York and Phllada express.
:. Trains marked daily; other trains daily except
sunday. 80 t4 janl3-tf
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LONDON, August "A dispatch from
Constantinople Wednesday evening
says Mr. Tayard, the British repre-
sentative here, has advices confirming
the Turkish victory ut Plevna. The
Russian right wing, numbering forty
thousand, was all engaged.
Mr.. Tayard also has news Of an inn
portant Turkish success near Esta
Saghra. The Russians lost several
guns, and the Turks occupied Esta
Saghra.
The porte has the following official
dlspath; "'rhe Russians on Tuesday
attacked Rouf pssha at Esta Saghra.
After seven hours fighting Rouf pasha
retreated upon Karatronar, but Sulie-
man pasha coming up ho repulsed the
enemy, and reeaptured Esta Saghra,
capturing several guns and inilicting
considerable loss on the Russians.
a Berlin dispatch TO the Times,
states the two Turkish monitors cap.
tured at Nokopolis, are nearly ready for
service.
Sailors have arrived from st. Peters,
burg, and the Grand Duke Alexis will
command the Danube ilotillos.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

Tho London Stock Exchange In SAT-
foring 10 u Degree Never Known ne
fOre--Eieetion Riots at Grimsby.
LONDON, August 2.-The Flnancier
says though the settlement just ar
ranged has been the smallest known
for long time, two members failed,
and there 10 plenty OF evidence on
every side that the stock exchange, as
II body, Is suffering from inattention
to n degree never known before.
II. G.. Hobson's Hampton, won the
Goodwood cup to-day.
Election riots took place at Grlmsby
last night. The mob, six thousand
strong, wrecked the hotel where Mr..
Watkins, who was elected to parlia-
ment yesterday, stayed, and tried to
burn 1t; three persons were injured.
Troops were sent to the scene from
Sheffield, and twelve rioters were ar
rested.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
JUDICIAL.



In the case of Jim Crutchlield, who
was convicted Of manslaughter and
sentenced to the penitentiary for two
years. q motion for new Trial was
granted. The prisoner was so overs
joyed when the motion was granted,
that no jumped up, threw down his
hat, and went over 10 the judge and
grasped his hand, shaking II heartily.
Other motions were considered.
County Court.
The case of Warren Johnson vs..
Griiien, ct. al, was thrown out Of
court for want of Jurisdiction, and the
costs put upon the plaintiff.
Rowland Va. Bledsoe, ct. AL; judg-
ment for the plaintiff for SiI4.
j. G. Raney VS.. the Dallas Il Wichita
railroad; on trial.
Justices Court.
His honor, Judge Mcclure, who re-
served his decision In the state case,
bound the defendant over in the sum
of five hundred dollars to appear before
the district court.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
lNlsht Accumulated rross Report

Night Associated Press Report
Major Hearsey, editor of the New
Orleans Democrat, called ON Secrela.
ries Key and Schurz, and subsequently
with Secretary Key called on the pres.
ident.
Major Hearsey expressed himself
much gratitied with the courteous re.
ception extended him, and with the
very kindly sentiments expressed by
the president toward the south. He
thinks, indeed, that it is the earnest
purpose Of the president to be the ex-
ecutive of the south as well ~ of other
sections of the union, and its true
friend.
In the course OF conversation, Mr.,
Hayes expressed his qualification at
the peaceful attitude of the south uur-
ing the great riots, and remarked,
pleasantly, that the two most antago'
nistio sections of the country, New
England and the south, We're during
the excitement and conflict, the most
tranquil.
Tho president also expressed the
hope that he would be able to visit
New Orleans during the holiday vaca.
ton of congress, and was assured, by
the editor of the Democrat, that he
would be cordially welcomed by the
people, not only OF New Orleans, but
of the whole state.
Major Hearsey referred to the recent
postal convention at old Point Com
fort, and the kindly expressions of the
president, and also OF the postmaster
general in reference 10 southern pos.
tai arrangements, expressions Impress
ing him that every reasonable effort
will be made by the administration to
furnish to the southern states ade-
quate postal service,
To party of gentlemen, Major
Hearsey stated that nine~tenths OF the
white people of Louisiana endorsed
the prosecution of the returning board,
and would insist on conducting the
prosecution vigorously to the conclu.
sion. At the same time no said there
was literally 10 opposition to Mr..
Hayes in Louisiana, and that no con-
siderable body of the people could be
organized to support or approve any
Revolutionary process TO disturb him
or question his title to the presidency
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
The First Line of German FSrtreases
heing Rapidly Completed.

Great efforts are being made to COM
plete as rapidly as possible the works
OF the second rs well as the first line
of German fortresses. The new forts
on the left bank OF the Rhine at Coz
longe, will he ready 20 be occupied by
their garrlsons during the course OF
the present summer. The gitdie Of
detached works round the fortresscs Is
to be completed by forta on the right
bank of the river. When completed
Cologne will be one OF the strongest
OF German fortresses. AT Metz the
fort built since the late war, has been
handed over to the engineers, and
armed with guns oflarge calibIe and
OF the latest pattern. The garrlsons
of the other forts are also TO be in-
reased, In consequences OF the ins
crease IN the German forces on the
French frontier.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
NO. 1856 ESTABLISHED lSl9


A man answering the description OF
Nance, the party who stole a hundred
dollars At the Planters wagon.yard,
was arrested by tho authorities at
Marshall, on telegram from this city.
Marshal Morton, asking that the party
arrested be retained until no could
reach there, Morton took the train
for Marshall, and arriving at Grand
Saline station, he learned the party
had been identified and released, aud
Morton took the west bound train
home, arriving here last night. Nor
ton il rather indignant about the
matter as he was telegraphed 10 by
man who knew Nance, and he Is at a
loss to understand why the authors
ties in Marshall should let him 80.
We confess that II looks little queer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
wea,her ProbnbiIitIes.

Indications Of Friday In the gulf
states; Northerly winds, veering to
the southeast. In Texas: Cooler, fol-
lowed by warmer or partly cloudy or
clear weather, and stationary or rising
barometer. Cautlonary signals con-
tinue at Cape Hatteras, Kittie Hawk,
Capes Henry and May, Atlantic City,
Barngate, Sandy Hook, New Haven
and New London.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
The county Farm.

Dallas county has twenty prisoners
at work on its county farm near
Hutchins. We should be pleased to
hear our Dallas contemporaries with
reference to this plan OF taking care OF
prisoners. IL IL not u great improve
ment on the old plan of keeping them
closely under lock and bar at the
county's expense? What are the re-
suits otyour experiment I'll Waco .Er.
dniner.
So far, the experiment has proved
satisfactory, although the plan has
not been in operation sufficient
length OF time, to speak fully on the
subject The county houses were finish
ed about three months ago, and ao-
cepted by the commissioners
cost In the nelghborhood OF nineteen
hundred dollars. OF course, at the
beginning Of an experiment like this,
there Is naturally greater expendl'
ture than will follow hereafter The
county farm OF Dallas county Is located
about four miles from Hutchins, and
EN- traces about three hundred and
thirty acres. All convicts for mlsde.
meanors in the county court, except
those who pay their fines In money,
are sent there. From the best infor'
nation we can get, the prisoners have
been nearly selfsustainiDg, rs they
raise their own food. On the farm
there il one hundred acres Of wood
land. This will be used 10 fence In
the farm, which, when done, will en-
nance the value Of the farm, five
hundred per cent, and II for a year or
two, the farm realizes no profits In
money from products raised, 1t will
feed the prisoners. Thus relieving
the county Of that expense, and raise
the value Of the farm for the county,
which Is creating valuable asset.
SO far, We can recommend the poor
farm as q good move for any county
/ to take.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
AnIn,eres,Ing point Of Law.

Mclean county, Illinois: The Judge
of the district, while presiding at
murder trial, temporarily vacated his
seat. and with the consent OF the pris-
onefs counsel placed weif known
member of the bar Ia his stead. The
prisoner was convicted, but appealed
his case TO the supreme court Of the
state. which held that the absence Of
tic district Judge for time, however
short, was Illegal, aud that neither the
prisoner nor his counsel eOuiu MAKE
the substitute Of another man legal ~
their consent. The higher court mas,
therefore, decided that the accused hsd
no legal trial, and that ceremony vii
have to be gone over once more before
his guilt or innocence can be estab'
| llshed,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
IL worried Him More than tho Water
Lilies ND.

New York Herald: A Hackensaok
man was, last midnight, creeping
softly along the bedroom door on his
hands and knees, and was feeling tens
DERBY under the bureau for eome-
thing he had hidden there the eveLi Ing
before; but his wife awoke and said:
" Peter, what under the heavens are
you doingW Dear said he, "Rm
walking In my sleep, and dreaming
that Pm plucking water lilies from
the soft, blue bosom of the lake.n
How to get that flask out OF there be-
fore she got up In the morning was
what worried him more than the wa
ter lilies did.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
Italy and Germany In Perfect Accord =
Tho Former, Il is Feared, Win Follow
Germany Ia the Eastern Cues.
tlon A SeryIan Scheme.
Two Turkish Monitors Captured at
NokopOiis Nearly Ready fer service,
ANA IN Being Manned by Russia.

Noon Associated Press Report
LONDON, August 2,--Five thousand
Turks occupied u series OF positions nj
Plevna, naturally strong and artin-
cially fortified az every point. The
attacking force OF Russians consisted
of the ninth army corps, under Gen
eral Knidener the ilfth brigade OF the
second division, under Prince Schatzky,
with three Origades OF cavalry and one
hundred aud sixty guns. The battle
commenced ut nine O'clock on Mon
day. The Russians carried their lines
of defense, aud toward the close OF the
day got foothold in plevna itself, but
finally lost all, the Turks at shutdown
commencing n continuous forward
movement, prolonged 10y the BAshi
Ba20uks, who murdered the wounded.
The Russians have asked permission
to bury their dead.
F1RNNA, August 2. --Atsa private sit
ting OF the Schuptohina, loan was
voted TO Servia for military purposes.
Minister Restis does not conceal the
desire for the annexation OF Seryia
and Bosnia, Rests says he Is In nc.
cord with Prince Milan in this respect.
The powers entrusted 10 count AN
drassy will be used to counteract the
Setvian scheme.
LONDON, August 2,The Times
Rome desgatch asserts that perfect ao-
cord exists between Italy and Germa-
ny. The correspondent says: "rhough
| cannot undertake to shy that the di-
rect alliance has been arrived AT, by
which Italy will follow Germany IN
the eastern question:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
A Suggestion 90 the Trmstees Of Oul-
nord Legacy.

In 1868 the city OF Client had a leg
acy from DR.. Gulnord on condition
that every five years IL paid the gov.
eminent 81, 900 AS prize to be given
20 author of the best work or inyel-
ton to ameliorate the coalition, ma
turslly or intellectually, Of the work
ing class. How TO prevent HtFlkea
would he very servloeable work for
ameliorating the condition Of Oils
class just now.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03

Active preparations are being made
for the coming Of Rev. Francis Grant.
Already PLATFORM has been erected
In the Young Mems Christian Assoei-
alton rooms, where the meetings are
to be heidi for the speakers and sing
ers, aud through the courtesy Of the
manager Of Fields theatre, enough
chairs TO seat the hall have been
secured. The meeting commences on
Sunday night, August 5th, at 7:i5 pm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
The Strike P0stpOnes the ReuniOn OF
Hungry Governors.

The great eating excursion Of gov
ernors has received staggering blow
by the strike, and the probability now
IN that the conspiracy againat their
slomachs will fail. The events Of Tho
past week are sufficient to convince
every one OF the thirty-elghti that his
place, for the present nj least, IL AT the
seat of the government Of which he
il ut the head.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
hearsey, OF the New Orleans Democrat,
Pays His Respect 10 the President
Literally No Opposition TO Mr..
Hayes In Louisiana.
The People Of Louisiana Endorse, How.
ever, the Prosecution Of the Returning
Board, and VIII Insist on a VlsOr.
Gus Prosecution,
General sherman Continues His Tour
Through the Territory Threatened
with Indian Troubles.
Moon Associated Press Report,l

Moon Associated Press Reportl
WASHINGTON, August .. The navy
department paid full passenger fare
for its marlues over the railroads
which they were Intended TO protect.
The war department will treat the
railroads with the same llberality
when they have the money.
Admiral rrenohord, commanding
the North Atlantic squadron, has re-
turned to Norfolk. The Plymouth,
Swatora and Houron remain here for
the present.
General Sohoheld, who is uominally
In command here, has gone to West
Point.
General Sherman continues his tour
through the territory threatened with
Indian troubles.
The presidents family are happy
over the Cleveland resolutions.
Colonel Bacon, of Kentucky, is with
General Sherman Ia the Indian terri.
tory. 1t is feared Bacon may tempt
Chief Joseph to make for the whole
party.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
Auction sale of Dry GoOds-A nrisk
Deunan nj nI Fair Figures.

New YORK, August 1.-The an.
nouncement that Townsend, Morton
4 Co., auctioDeers, will sell l,775 cases
Richmond prints calicoes, at trade
sales, at their salesroom, 10 and 81
Leonard street, to-day, by order OF the
agents OF manufacturers, attracted u
large number OF dry goods merchants
from all the principle cities OF the
Union, to the sale. The auctioneers
stated that instead Of l,775 cases, as
advertised, he would sell about 1850
cases OF goods. The sale was then be-
gun, and bidding was lively and splr
tied. About two hundred and twenty
cases OF gray and fancy prints, known
to trade AZ first, averaging about 1900
yards each, were soil at i've aud three.
quarters aud five aud seyen.eighths
cents. The demand was so great that
1000 more cases could have been east.
ly sold. The amount realized by The
sales was over $4,000. The prices at
private sale for these goods, will
average about One.half cent less d
yard than those Of last year.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
The scotia, situation ia Germany.

DIR. Scherr n recent German writer
says that IN Germany stupid material
ism affects the people; that crime
ilourisheS with increasing vigor that
the poor are miserable; that the gov
ernments are fo0lish; that the good
people are ALLY and superstitloua, aud
that female virtue Is at an ebh 80 low
~ TO shock even u Sootehman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
A Remarkable case OF Reeuperatise
Power.

A man named Observation-Disclosures medical
treatment at the Cincinnati hospital
furnishes case OF remarkable recn>
perative power. About two weeks ago
Schmidt was attacked by a man who
fractured his skull In thee places with
q Ratchet. When he was taken 10 the
hospital bfain-matter was escaping at
two different Wounds. He never iost
consciousness a moment, and fev
days ago was rapidly recovering, show
ing 10 traces OF mental disturbances,
save loss Of memory ofsIight circnm-
stance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
strange Naturalization Of ~ Georgia
lady.

A young lady in Newton county,
Georgia, ispossessed by strange mon
omania. She fances herself baby,
and has not spoken word for three
years although her powers OF conver-
sation used 10 be- Of an order higher
than the average. Notwithstanding
this absurd hallucination she IL incon-
sistent enough to read and write let.
tiers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
The ProOf Headers aud the TurcO-
Ruastnn War.

Three New Orleans papers on Satur-
day morning reported y transfer OF the
Cxarowitch headquarters. One said,
In preparation for an advance OH tho
river SOM another said, "for All adj
vance on the river Lom;p the third
said, "for an advance on the river
aOon.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03

A strike ON Change, In which Jay
Gould Is Knocked Eight Feet OnI ~
Time.
NEW YORK, August Jay Gould
was, this evening, aocosted by Ma Jor
J. A, Seloyer, a friend Of Jim Keene,
while passing through Exchange place.
Words We're exchanged, when Major
Selover struck Gould one or two blows
in the side OF the head, and then pick
ing him up, threw him II distance Of
eight feet. Mr.. Gould. was rescued by
some friends, and WAS found uninjured,
with the exception Of few slight
bruises. He was able TO walk to his
office. The trouble Is said 10 have
originated from G0ulds having DO.
trayed combination TO put up the
price OF Lake Shore stock, In which
keene and Seloyer were interested
with Gould. There was considerable
excitement on Change for q few min
minutes, as II was rumored that Gould
had been seriously injured.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
THE STRIKE.
Tne Embers AZ wnhesbarre aud To
ledo is ait that IL Len OF the 0rcat
Labor Revolution,

Tue Embers AZ Win eHbarre aud To
Labor Revolution.
WuNEsnARRR, Pa August 9, Gov.
ernor Hartranft arrived Ut Kingston
at one O'clock this afternoon with one
thousand troops. He has his head.
quarters In II Gar. The strikers feel
ugly, but are not cowed, The track OF
the Laokawanna and Bloomsbury road
was torn up In several places by them,
and distractions placed In the way OF
the trains, which made the progress
OF the troops slow. Another attempt
will now be- made to open the valley
road.
NEW YORK, August Judge Dono-
hue has admitted to two hundred
dollar bail J. u. Donohoe, arrested for
contempt of court IN stopping the run
ming of Erie railroad trains at Horn.
ellsville.
ToLEDo, o., August 2, The citizens,
military aud police, turned out in
strong force this morning and made
raid upon the freight blockakes OH the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
railroads at this point, aud under their
protection, trains are being started In
all directions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
Another ne publican witness Mailed
20 the cross for Perjury.

PORTLAND, Or. August 2.-The
grand jury has indicted Stiles for per-
jury. stiles was the swift witness
against Senator Grover, before the
senate investigating committee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
me Loss Of a Certificate of Birth I'm
france.

Ap illustration OF the injury which
under the French laws may ne iiillc.
ted upon an innocent man by the loss
OF his certificate Of birth Is afforded in
the case OF Alfred Loichot, who at the
age Of one. and.twenty LEFT M0ntcbe-
lard, his native place, TO serve hia
time In the army. A short time back,
having become engaged To be married,
he determined 10 go there aud obtain
the necessary papers, hut on applying
at the mayors Office, he was told II
would be useless giving him bis GER
tificate OF birth, as In the archives was
contained the certificate ri his death
at the Toulon galleys In 1871. bnlchot
found, upon further Inquiry, that all
his former acQuaintances BELOVED he
had been condemned TO penal servi.
tude for murder, and had died Ut inc
galleys, and he failed to understand
how the error could have arisen until
he remembered that while In the gar
rison at Beeancon, his money, watch
and papers had been stolen. The thief
had avalled himself OF the papers
To pass himself of as Alfred Isol-
chot, and, having committed some
fresh offence, was sent to the galleye.
He died while undergoing his term Of
imprisonment, aud hence arose the
mistake. Alfred I.olohot has been
compelled 10 apply TO the civil THU.
nal 1t Toulon for correction OF the
error, aud for the removal Of hls name
from the death register and the judy.
ment In which sentence was passed
upon the usurper Of his name.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
TUROO-RUSSlAN WAR.

The Defeat OF the Russians NJ Pleyna
and Rata saghra Confirmed NJ Rus
Sian Headquarters Alexis Com.
mAndS the Danublan Fleet.
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china's youthful empire win ttiep.
resented in Washington When conefess
assemblies. Tsai Ten, With his assist
ants and secretaries, will be on hand.
He will represent four or Eve hundred
million people,
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Our BARGAIN COUNTER

ONE LOT CHILDREN's SHOES ..a., SOC
ONELor CHILDREN SHOES, ..... Zoe
ONELOT CHnDREN's SHOES. ....,Sl %
ONE LOT LADIES' SERGE SHOES. .u 90
ONE LOT LADIES' SERGE Shoes, 25
ONE LOT LADIES' SERGE SHOES. 10. l 90
ONE LOT LADIES KID SHOES. ..,... . 90
ONE LOT LADIES' KID sHOES...",, , 2j
ONE LOT LADIES' KID SHOES. . 20
oNELoT SERGE SLIPPERS ......... 65c
ONE LOT KID SLIPPERs...,,...... zoe
ONE LOT KID SLIPPERS ,,,......o..sl 90
ONE LOT MEMS SERGE sHOEs.,..,., / 90
ONE LOT MEMS SERGE SHOES. .,... , W
1T Impossible to enumerate ali the kinds
of shoes. A trial will convince any one
wanting goods in that line that ours are the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03

This department win undergo great
change. Our Stock tor the Fall Season will
be much larger than heretofore, and all
on hand now are reduce from this date. We
have selected and placed ON
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
The Democrats OF Mississippi Reno'nI-
nate Governor stone.

JACKSON, Miss, August 2.--Goyern.
OF Stone has been renominated.