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The New York herald., 1877-07-24

tsr-stats military match at Creedmoor In September
has been selected after three very competitions,
assrcgatins i.o shots 200 and 500 yards The team
consists OF Charles Nash Louis Barrcre Joseph Nohcr,
Thomas +. Cannon, Joshua Robertson. Edward II.
Lldd. John +. Warren, General John NcComb, George
stropg Edward ~ sDook. Jr William Wright, Harry
Hook. Captain Henry j. Burns. Captain H. W. BROCK
hof Elijah tnscr and Charles T.. Tcoaron. General
McComo was unanimously chosen Captain OF the team.
The party Will leave Tor New York about the 8lh Of
August.
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EIGHTEEN LODGES OF HOSTILE INDIANS NEAR
MrssoULA-Taoops SENT FROM FORT ELLIS.
HELENA, Mont, July %, 1877.
Advices from Mssoua to tho morning Of the 2ist
inst report eighteen lodges OF hostile Indians having
come over the solo trail The Indians are coming IN
fast and all the settlers moving into stockadcs.
Tho Indians appear 10 be trying to escape through the
upper end oil Bitter Root into the Big Horn country
There Is doubt that they belong to Joscph's band
mail rider says 1t reported that quite number Of
Indians wounded company OF soldiers left Fort
Ellis for Missoua yesterday Others will follow from
other posts speedily as possible.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

rho steamship Russia will leave this port on We'd
ncsday Tor Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Evropo Will close at the Post Once al
two O'Clock p. NJ
Tho NEw YORK Decentralization for Europc-wir
be rcady at halipast eight O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers Tor m Hing cents
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RIFLE CRACKS.

rHE CALiroRSIA TEAM For THE INTERSTATE
THE EAST MKT MONTH.
SAN Francesca. Cal, July 30 1877.
The California team TO represent the state In tho In
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THE FATE OF THE STEAMER GEORGE 8.
wRIGHT's PASSENGERS.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July % 1877.
despatch from Portland, oregon, gives the sw orn
statement Of "By Coma" Indian, relative to tho
fate OF the survivors OF the blown up George
S. Wright HIS testimony confirms the previous re.
port Of the murder by Indians, Of ali who gained tho
shore. The murdered were the captain and mate
Of the steamer three soldiers and an officer who IS
described q big, stout man. with black whiskers
and dark complexion.
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MINERS MloFOR- UNES.

SAS FRANCISCO July % 1917.
A despatch from San Bicnaysntura Ventura coun.
ty, reports that considerable mining excitement exists
there. Siacc the old well discovery the ground
is being stakcd In every direction Tor mining purp
An Austin (NcvadaJ despatch reports tnat cloud.
burst occurred tho mountains northeast oi that
this evening, aooding the streets and dong
siderable damage 10 property.
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A WIFE MURDER.

MoRRIsrowy, " j., July %, 1877.
john A. Smith, of Flanders, agcj thiriy-nvc, a
blacksmith, murdered his wife at ono o'clock this
morning by cutting her throat with a razor He has
two Children eight months aud four years respectively
Smith said to insane, and the jury have returned
a verdict To- that effect. He was OF work but $4OO
were found hts house. This Is the second murderer
incal ccrated here.
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THE ORANGE RIOTS.

MONTREAL, July 23, 1877.
The investigation INTO the murder OF Hackctt will
DO continued this week notwithstanding the fact that
tho Jury returned a verdict
Elliott who was shot at Point ST. Charles the
18Th, ~ 10 u fair way oi recovery.
Tho charge against the Prince Of Wales Rihes OF
singing party songs the street has been Withdrawn
The New York herald., 1877-07-24

THE TOWN OF SITkA OCCUPIED BY THE KOLOSH
TRIBE--wHlTE RESIDENTS IN DANGER Gov
ERNMEST BUILDINGS PILLAGED-- COLLECTOR
BERRY's ANXIETY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
PoRT TOWNSEND, W. r., July %, 1871
The steamer California, from Sitka, arrived last
night and reports great danger OF the destruction
Of the entire town OF sltka, with all its inhabitants
by the Indians. The troops had hardly got out OF
sight of the town when the Indians came pouring
inside the stockade and entered and plllaged all
the government buildings vacated by the
troops. Sitka Jack, head chief Of the
Kolosh tribe, himself told Captain Thorne
that the country was his, and ON the
session OF the town. At evening entertainments
among the whites in the town the Indians came
boldly and refused to leave. There will be 1000 In
dians about 81 tka on the return Of Jacks men from
probabilities are our next intelligence Will be Of
their utter destruction.
The blame seems 10 be between the War Depart
ment aud the Treasury. A vessel should be sent at
once 10 their rescue. Collector Berry has made
every effort but in vain, to obtain armed vessel.
He himself came down on the California to Victoria
Berry is very sick
THE NEE PERCEs DIsINCLlNED FOR HOSTILE
rIEs--CHlEF MOSES DECLARED 10 BE FRIEND
LIZ TO TIE WHITES.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July %, 1871
special despatch from Wala- -WaIla Washington
Territory, OF this date, says:--
The following letter Is from John A. Simms, United
States Indian Agent at Fort Colville moving the
anxiety that felt IN regard Indian matters In your
section the post commander ut Fort COlvie and my
self have spared pains to ascertain II there Is any
probability Of the among the Nez Pcrccs
Our last messenger returned IN evening from Chief
Moses camp and reports him expressing himself
friendly and altogether disnclned take part the
present hostilities Tho messenger says Moses has
gwen his promise take up arms against
tho whites, aud he intends keep his
word. he ndds that no danger need DO
apprcbended from Noses or his people nnd that he
could say much for tho other Indians the Coum-
bIa River Moses desires that word shall be sent To
Crab Creek settlers and others who have left their
homes return and take of their property, and
that he will be responsible for their safety viii add
that have just two settlers who have places be-
tween Crab Greek and tho Columbia who intend
returning there tomorrow. They give 1t their
opinion that particular danger need be apprehended
From all eau learn, they would run no risk IN so
doing. There appears to DO probability oil the
ganZaton OF q hostile !orce among them The Indians
assert that most OF the dcprcdatIons Crab Creek
tcrested motives, magnJied whatever of alarm
there
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A BILL OF RIGHTS.

ATLANTA, Ga, July ~, 1877.
The Constitutional Convention tc- lay adopted bill
OF rights The b recognizes all races Of citiz.ns,
and pledges all protection In their rights OF citizenship
Imprisonment for debt and whpp ng tor crime Is pro.
hiDited Tho bill declares that right OF changing
the constitution or form OF government the sole aud
inherent right OF the people OF the State.
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CANADIAN ORANGEISM.

MONTREAL. July % 1877.
The Young Irishmcn's Literary and Benefit Society
indoi the action OF Mayor Bcaudry the 10th inst,
ana condemn the Orangcmen Illegal society.
The calling OF the military. tncy assert was with
out the authority OF the Mayor and their payment Is
q matter OF doubtful legality
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DROWNED IN THE HORSESHOE.

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
LoyG BRANCH n. j., July %. 1877.
Thomas Davies, one oi the crow Of tho schooner
Biard, lying in the Horseshoe, visited tic schooner
Maggie Van Duzan. aud fell overheard Off tho all. He
was drowned. His body was found at noon by drcdg-
inc An ILlucst Will be hed this mOrnlng
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THE BEACON PARK RACES.

Bosrox, July %, 1871
race at Beacon Park this afternoon Tor u special
purse Of $1,000 between the brown stallion smugscr
aud the gray gcdIng Hopeful, acted largo crowd
Of spectators. Hopeful won the three straight
hcatG Tine, 2:22-2l0 H-2:20h.
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InoN-cLAps onpEaNp rREpAnED ron SERVICE.

IRoN-cLADs ORDERED PREPARED FOR SERVICE
WASHINGTON July %. 1877.
Orders were issued from tho Navy Department TO.
day TO have the various ironcIads at Washington,
Philadelphia and cscw horc prepared for service immc
diatciy and engineer officers have ordered to
port on board TO move them without delay should IL
be necessary 10 do SO.
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CANADIAN INSURANCE CLAIMS.

MONTREAL, July 23 1877.
The directors OF the Royal Canadian Insurance Com.
pany today issued instructions TO its agents In tho
United states and Canada to pay every una1justcd
claim against the company at once.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FORTRESS MoSnoE, Va, July 20, 1877.
The United States steamer Huron, Captain Ryan,
from Key West has arrived In the roads and is await
ing orders. She has supply Of coal and Will probably
go to Washington Tomorrow
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BURNED BOTTLE WORKS.

DosroS Mara, July 20, 1871
Tho bottlo works at somorvillc Mass. woro ournod
last night The loss $50 900. No further par
tculafs have been received.
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BASEBALL.

PouGHKEErsiE, n. Y, July 81. 1871.
The Volunteers, OF foushkeepsic, beat tho wokas,
OF Brooklyn game OF baseball here TO- day by score
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DR. PIERCE's FAMILY MEDICINES ]
A.-BENNETT BUILDING.

LOCATED ON NA.,Au; tNN AND FULTON STA.
To LET on VERY REAsoXABLh TERMS
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICEa
APPLY on THE PRkMISES.
FOR IRREGULAR ACTION or THE HEART,
cold extrcmes and acute pains al at s Maiden lane ant
get IloLuAS's LIVER PAD AND PLAsrxKA
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A THEATRE BURNED.

DETROIT Mich, July %, lat
Tho Theatre Comiquc was burned this morning Tho
loss Is $4,000; fully insured.
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THE DEADLY RISDERPEsr.
Tho rindcrpest has appeared in the district Of Leu
then, In Germany. Export OF cattlo from Slesia is
prohibited,
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THE CANADIAN PILGRIMS.

QUEBEC, July 20, 1877.
Tho Canadian pilgrims to Rome arrived home to-day
IN the Sardinsn. They accorded hearty rcccp-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CEAsIDE LIB2ARY, No IL. siNULh xCMBEa.
y HIDDEN rEHILS.
By Mary Cecil Hay.
out to-day sale by all Price 10 cents
GhOhGt MUNRO Fublisher
~ Backman ST., New York.
rrIlE HILLSIDE LIBRARY,
containing
hity cont novel complete,
Tor Ten Cents,
will 10 ready In u icw days and fos
ssie by every news agent and book seller
IN the iuitcd Ststsa
MYERS. OAKLEY x co. Pubiishera
American Ncws Company. wholesale Agents.
rruE PtOPLE'S LIBRARY.
each number containing
trst class popular novel;
will
roady IN few daYs and foe sale by
every agent
Priro, ten cents.
Tho trade supplied by the american News Company
MYERS OAKLEY n o..
Publislsro.
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A SERIOUS ANNOYANCE WHEN ONE RE.

1T Is A SERIOUS ANNOYANCE WHEN ONE RE.
the seaIe have ones compile xon dis.
ieu cd and irrstcd by prcky heat other effect
the cuticc by intensely no. the wind.
GLESNs SULPHUR Soar completely nsutrSlixes such
hucneea
DIR. PlERCE'S FAMILY MEDICINES HAVE BEEN
before the public tor years period long enough
fully their merits aud the best argument that bs
ia their favor the fact that their sale steadily
increasing.
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They also decided this match not TO shoot or tho
tic. Tho result OF the matches showed that Mr. Rob
bins killed 10 out OF % birds, Van Burcn IL and T.
Van Buren, IL out OF the same number.
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1HE HERALD. |

Nt"FUtT, Is. T., July % TSII.
Five matches OF lvc birds each we're shot OF ut the
grounds Of the Narraganse Gun Club IN this city TO-
day, between Martin Van Buren,, Travis Van Burcn
and $. Rowland Robbins, all oil Now York. Score OF
The New York herald., 1877-07-24
PIGEON SHOOTING.

FIVE MATCHES BETWEEN MARTIN VAN BUREN,
TRAVIS VAN BUREN, AND S. II. noBBINs-rHE
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HAVE YOUR JOB PRINTING
done ut the

done ut tho
METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
-
J. $. BRADLEY lS Ar HIS OLD STAND II LIB
crty st.-pIcruRRs, FRAxns Picture Frames wanted.
KEEP YOUR TEETH IN ORDER
by using soznDoSr which viii inpart soundhcss aud
ty to them many dollar at the deutistx and
much unnecessary pan and ls will like
wise lend ctnesS to the breath and gums
hardness and rosy color.
s,I.l.1At... :. ,.1.x-..s
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TWO SINGLE BULLOCK PRRfECrING PRESSES,
capable of printing II 90 copies pcr hour,
OF an eight page either six seven eight columna
ALSO ALL TUE srEREorY ~ MACHINERY BE.
LONUlNG THERETO
PRICE. sIupl
Add.c J. o. BENNETr.
New York Herald
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A wineglassful a doso.

Every genuine bottle bears the Of "Ths Aponsris
Co lmIled). Lond"
solo agents for United states and canadas,
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HE GREAT EUROPEAN NovELTY.
nuNYADI JANOS.

HuNYADI JANOS.
NEW APEkIESr WATER
DR.. j. MARION SIMS, New york-"As q laxative I
prefer IL to every other mineral water"
DIR. JAMES Il. WOOD, New York-''Ccrtain, bat gentle
and painless; superior to any other bitter water"
DIX. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND New York-''The most
pleasant and efficient OF all purgatiye waters"
DR.. ALFRE1 A. LOOMS. Now York-"rhe most
prompt and most efficient specially adapted for daily use"
DIR FORDYCE BANKER New York-"ReQuires less, 10
less able and unpIe ,,snt than any other."
DR.. LEwIs A. sAYRE. New Yosk-"Prcierred to any
other laxative"
Specially recommended Tor richness In apcrisnt salts and
Its efficacy Ia bilious attacks prevention OF gou piles 4c
ordinary aperent by Iietig Nirchow Scanxont
Sir Henry Thompson and the entire medical procson
in England and Germany
winegiassful dose.
Co nmIted). Londr
Solo agents for United States and csnadas.
FREDERICK DIX barry h co,
~ and - Warren st.. Now York
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THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE

FREDERICK DIX barry h CO,
81 and f3 Warren st.. Now York
FOR SALE BY DEALERS. GROCEHs AND DRUG
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TIE INDIAN DIFFICULTY.

TRIDE--wHlTE RESIDENTS IN DANGER Gov
ERNMENT BUILDINGS PILLAGED--C CoLLxcToR
BERRYs ANXIETY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-18
The Conflict between Capital ana
Labor.

The boast that the government has
paid Off over $4l 100000 of the public
debt in the current year, has its grim
side. As well might the sheriff Of this
county boast of the number and amount
of private liabilities which are satisfied
through his fundamentally; but to as
certain the true value of his services, u
counter.statement should be made,
showing the amount and value Of the
property that is slaughtered by the en-
Iorcement of his compulsory process.
A similar countcr.statement by the
government would show how far every
business interest OF the people is being
crushed and destroyed in and by the
untimely and cruel exactions by which
they are enabled to gather the revenue
necessary to make these large pay
ments and justify the boast. The capi>
tai of the country is being drained from
the people to accomplish this end, and
not their earnings or income, and all
the interest of the holders of the bonds
OF the government for whom at every
hazard and at every sacrifice, q premium
of fifteen per cent must be maintained
upon bonds which originally Melted
the government but about sixty per
cent of their face value, This is one
phase Of the conflict between capital
and labor, or one of the reasons why
the conflict exists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-18

AS time goes on the languages spoken
in the world will steadily grow fewer.
Three hundred years ago Cornish was
beginning to disappear rs spoken Ian
guage, and n similar fate is now being
experienced by the Breton, in many
respects kindred dialect. A Breton
sailor told n traveller that three genera
tons of his family we're alive-his faiths
er, who only spoke Breton; himself,
who spoke French and Breton, and his
son, who only spoke French So in
Ireland every year the number of those
speaking Irish decreases. Twelve years
ago a tourist in Kerry met n we'll.
dressed young man of the farmer class
on country road, of whom he asked
some questions, which were answered
very politely, but very little to the
point. At length he said Truth is,
sir | can speak very little English "
Asking some.wellNto do peasant women
in Clare for some milk, they made
signs for him to wait, and called man
who interpreted. The rising genera
ton, however, nearly all speak English,
except some on the wild Atlantict
washed islands In the Isle of Man it
is as described in Breton. The Welsh,
however stick to their vernacular, and
when you get into rural district in q
county not contiguous to the English
border, you might as well be in Russia.
A famous English judge, who on one
occasion observed, There Rgre' 19gree
OF cunning and duplicity revealed IN -
conduct of this case such as is, regret
to say, not uncommon in the principals
ity," used to aver that the Welsh stuck
to their vernacular in great measure is
to defeat the ends of Justice"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-18
Statistics of In,ercN, 10 Ep,scopAIi"ns.

1t should interest our Episcopalian
readers TO learn that from an ecclesias1
teal census recently completed it ap.
pears that out of the SIS churches in
London there are only thirty.6ve in
which the clergy brave their bishops in
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; thirty.nine which
maintain candles on the altar, and fifty.
eight which have altar lights; sixteen in
which incense is used, just double the
number in 1873; 2G0 which are dressed
with floral decoration; 1872 in which the
eastward position at communion is
maintained; and siXty-seven in which
shortened service is performed. Daily
communion is celebrated in thirty-nine
only, but in I'D there is no week day
service; $40 maintain supplied chors,
M of which are paid There are in adj
dition 400 voluntary chors; Ut adopt
the Georgia tones In AS churches the
surplice is used in the pulpit There is
no return of the number Of churches in
which the confessional box is in vogue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-18
THE STATE OVER.

BdStrop C5my.--Miss Ophelia Coul
son, young lady, had mule to rur
away with her in wagon, throwing hel
out and breaking the tip.end of heI
elbow and otherwise injuring her,
DIR. Young, the temperance lecturer
is doing Bastrop.
Washington County, - Brenham re,
ceived the past week near sixteen hund
red bales Of cotton Horse thieve,
are operating around Brenham.
Fifty German emigrants direct from
Germany arrived. 1.-The mayor o
BRENNAN assists the police in making
arrests.
Smith C6mty.-Corn ia selling at forty.
five cents bushel. --Butler Kennel,
charged with the murder of negro
woman some four ago, has been tried
and acquitted. The Courier says that
the hammer and saw are making con.
siderable fuss. Don't say what about
Tyler has a rifle club.
Tdrrant County w. P. Barton, cat
tie man of Stephens county, came tc
Fort Worth and was poisoned and rob,
bed of his money. The police who
found him, thinking him drunk. took
him to the calaboosn, and the next
morning he was found stretched dead
upon the cell floor Fort Worth ha.
a circulating library.-Fort Worth
wants cotton seed oil factory.
Erah COtmb.-Emigrants coming in.
The grape is being extensively cul,
tivated.-Deputy Sheriff Alb. Luce
accompanied by J. 7. Wiley and $. IL.
Henderson, jr,, left Sunday for Hunts,
vile ts secure quarters for Richard
West and Jesse Ratliie (white) and
Roam Hunt and Joe Mcmahon, (color.
ed) all convicted of theft ut the last
term of the court.-Lockhart was en-.
tertained by circus, ball and preaching
all in one night.
Harris CdunH--A lot of negroes
robbed countryman of his watch
which the police captured with the ne,
groes.-A German who had been so.
journing at Houston committed suicide
ut Hampstead by laying his head across
the rail and allowing the train to pass
over it--A negro boy went recon,
noitering around the rear end of a horse.
when he got slapped in the face by the
animal. Not killed.-A negro horse
thief broke loose from the police and
made his escape. Several shots were
fired without effect.
Grdyfon Coanty.-The News SAYS A
child Of John Brown, our well known
butcher. had a narrow escape Monday
afternoon. A couple of mules tied TO
the hind part of an empty wagon be,
came frightened, and with the ropes by
which they we're tied, dragged the
wagon with considerable speed down
Woodland street The child which was
playing in front of Browns residence
in trying to escape fell, and mules and
wagon passed over il without the least
injury TO the child. A lady seated in
the wagon chung to the seat and also
escaped injury.-Denison has received
q barrel Of fresh fish and Joy reign
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-18

SINCE The DALLAS HERALD publishes
the statement that the Statesman was
ready to cooperate with the working
men of Austin in electing candidates,
will it be generous enough to also pub
lish our denial Of this statement, which
was made before TuE HERALD referred
to the matter Austin Statesman.
The HERALD was not aware that a
denial had been made when it publish>
ed the statement, yet takes pleasure in
making the correction.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-18
1ailg Aerala.

fuE DAILY HERALDis published every
morning, except on Monday, nt $40 pc
hnnum In advance, postage prepaid OF
~ oonls per week delivered In tho city,
ADvERrIsEING RATES. one square tten lines
nOnparoiD one time 81 30. @ ich m bsequent
Insertion, 76 cents Special rainH for weekly
monthly and yearly advertisers.
THE WEEKLY HERALD Ia published every
Saturday morni Az Mt 50 GO per year, post
age prepaid.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-18
Gather the Probable senator From
OHIO.

The Cincinnati Commercial thinks
that Alfred Gather will be elected sen,
ator from Ohio after all the leading
candidates have used each other up.
Mr.. Gather received the democratic
vote last spring when Matthews was
elected. He is a native Of Maryland,
of deeply-seated democratic procliyities,
and has been distinguished for many
years in the circles of business mon as
of remarkable executive ability.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-18

GENERAL DAEY, of the American rifle
team, has challenged Gilmore, of Gill.
more's garden, to fight duel for giving
him the lie. With foresight, Gilmore
selected pistols, at five PAGES, so Dakin
will not have the pleasure of sighting at
this bulls eye at long range. 1t will
be very slightly affair; however.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-18

INA Fort Worth dry good store is a
sign, "God helps the man who helps
himself" Yes, but mob frequently
helps those who help themselves, as was
shown short time since to n Fort
Worth man who helped himself to a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-18

The Mormons have erected house
near the grave of Brigham Young to
keep the devil and the doctors from
disturbing it. They cant keep it up
always though, and it is only matter
of time when some enterprsing doctor
will have him strung up like a Timber
iack on a wire
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-18
A Pertinent Indian question 90 ~ Jail
Heoper.

Two Bears made u very good point,
when he inquired of the keeper of the
prison whether there were any IN there
as punishment for swindIing Indians
The keeper might have replied that he
had no Indians in there, either for
Strengthening white men and women or
stampcding horses, Two Bears ought
not to claim protection of laws towhich
be relnHes nlleRiAnGe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROCLAMATION.

AT the request OF the directors OF the
North Texas Pair Association, and In order
that all classes OF our citizens may have an
opportunity TO visit the Fair during the
week.
|, W. l.. Cabell, Mayor OF the city OF Dallas,
DO respectfully request all the business
houses and workshops, of every description,
as well ms all the schools ofihe city, be closed
ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER %, IsT7, and that
the day be observed as general holiday by
all OF our citizens.
Given under my hand aud the seal of Of
nee this, the first day of October, A. ID, 1871.
w. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest: J. b. HEREFORD, sec'y. tilocts5