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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-07

SAYS Tm DALLAS HERALD: "Broyory
and modosty are inseparable compan.
ions" Maybe 80; but where man has
seen nm impudent billy-gont chase his
wfe's mother over asixsioot high fenco,
years must elapso before the last linger-
ing doubt M to the absolute truth of
the oracular remark of The HERALD has
cleared away from his mind GalOes-
ton NepS,
Said we not, that the "brevity man"
of tho News required looking aitcr, and
here 1t is in tho strongest possible light.
This is the clcarcst solution of the
mothor,in,law problem we have ever
seen, Moral Buy hord of blly.goats
when over supplied with that trouble.
some article of domestic economy, n
mothor>in,law.
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True Word. a. me Rlsn, Tina.

New York Express salutatory: The
lucid statement of true democratic doc.
trino is its best demonstration. II only
needs 10 have democratic measures
fairly explained TO gain for them all the
public support they need. And es>
pecIally at the present time, when the
republican party under President Hayes
is shifting its base over on TO demo-
cratic ground, adopting democratic
principles. and giving democratic meas.
ures a halfhearted and half.handed
support in the hope Of winning demo-
Gratis from their allegiance and making
a mongrel organization without unity Of
principle. or consistency Of plan or
cohesiveness of mind, there is manifest
need Of strong and influential journals
which shall keep the old standard of
the party Of Jefferson and Jackson
steadily unfurled.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-07

TnrRn are many bitter experiences in
life, II is hard to bury cherished
ambition and with IL tho idoliaed oh
ject of that ambition, Earthly sympa.
thy Ia sweet in such case, but how inf.
nitoly ia II short of fulfilling the object
Tho bruised heart docs no. rebound
from its load Of grief. Tho tears will
flow MI unbiddon and vain the effort to
ropress Why in Gods all.wiso ccono.
my were boreavomonts sent upon his
childron2 II may he made clcor hore,
aftcr,b but it is darkly hidden from earth
ly perception now.
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The bohemian I'm Oh, Army.

Commercial ADVERTISER who's that
man. asked the car of his aid, the
other day, pointing to chap with n
chunk of hard tack in one hand and a
notebook in the other, who was hanging
around headquarters, cycling him rather
closely. That said the aid that's
an American newspaper correspondent
from Chicago" "Shoot him at sunset"
replid his imperial majesty, retiring
within his tent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-07

sTaASoeas visiting Texas OrO always
struck with the fact, that while we
raise cotton and sugar, peculiarly soutl'.
orn productions yet wo excel in corn,
wheat rye, oats, harley and fruits,
which arc peculiarly tho productions Of
the northern and middle states This
fact Ia very gratifying one for Texas,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-07
A Warrior prt,e...

Princess Demidoif, young Russian
lady, wearing the full uniform Of a
huzzar and mounted on magnificent
charger, rode at the head Of a splendid
regiment Of cavalry through the out
skirts Of bucharest not long ago She
Is the daughter Of the honorary colonel
and proprietor Of the regiment who il
reported as spending $4,000 a year
upon il.
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The delightful effects of this now principle
Dr. J. H. McLoan's Cough and Lung Heal
Ing Globules. AS the saliva In the mouth
acts ON the globulos gas Is generated which
soothes and heals irritation of the throat
and lungs, makes the voice clear as birds
cures hoarseneSs coughs colds and consump.
l. Tria BOXES, by mail, - cents. Dr. j.
II. Mclean, 5ll Chestnut street, st. Louis.
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His Name ~ EInIstead.

Cincinnati Commercial The Russian
mission is the most important in the
world just now Perhaps that is tho
reason why notification was givon Mr..
Boxer that his place would be wanted.
If President Hayes knows the very man
for the place, he should forward him as
soon as practicable.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-07

Ir Is announced that Mr., Ne Hen,
doreon, Of Georgetown, has bought the
entire office Of the Waco Reporter aud
will soon rocommonoe the publication
Of the Record There's no such thing
aa keeping Nat down. Success To him
hay we,
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DALLAS. TEXAS.

1'ur State Gazette pays q high compli
ment 10 General Ord, but II is onorichly
deserved, when II says "A moro die.
Greet, heroic and firm general cannot
be found In the federal service"
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A Reliable Savings Hank.

One box of DIR. TUFTS Pills viii save you
many dollars In doctors bills. They will
surely cure Chills and Fever; Dyspepsia;
Dlsordercd Liver or Bowels; Sick Headache;
Jaundlco or Chronic Constipation. only
n cents. May25.wlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-07

QuIrE large number Of papers In the
north have urged Hon, ] W, rhrock.
morton, Of Texas, for speaker Of the
noxt house Of Representatives The
proposition meets with hvor also
throughout the South, Lot us have the
speaker once, and in tho person of the
gentleman named, we would pledge our
hcnd upon that officer being vigilOnt,
faithful, honest and capablo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-07

He did not like 10 tell her
Her teoth were foul, her breath was bad,
And so, he SIMPLY sonther
Some fragrant sozoDoNT he had.
She took the pint aud used It,
And now she's sweet and he Is glnd.
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NJ. J0SEPHTHALL,
Occullst OF the Blind Asylum.

Has taken rooms at the san Jacinto hotel.
and will remain a month OF longer.
Once hours from no 60 ~ n. ma.
To people afflicted with eye diseases ana
who are not able 20 pay, he will give MS
services from u m, 70 p. IN. free Of charge.
may1dlm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-07
Western Iron Boat Building Co
SOUTH ST. LOUIS. NO.

Builders OF Iron Boats and Bargas, iron Rail.
way Cars, Boilers, Tanks, and Plate Iron
Work for Blast Furnaces, Distiileries, Rem.
dering Establishments, etc., etc.
This company has unequaled facilities for
shipping, both by river and rail, AMI their
machinery and tools being Of the latest and
most improved construction, they are able
10 furnish the best work At the lowest prices
Proposals furnished on application.
rnrhis-Sm-w6s Snpt
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SUNDAY LAW.
SANITARY NOTICE.

Owners Of lots, and property holders and
tenants of all description, arc hereby or
dercd To clean up their premises. Neglect
to do so will entail the serving of notice to
appear before the Recorder to answer to the
violation OF tho ordinance, and u tine he i'm.
posed. NJ, a, CORNELIUS, NJ. D..
may20-lw Health Officer.
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TWENTY-FIVE CfaTs COLUMN
ost

Four.llnn Advertisements Inserted iWlpp ln
tnis column ipf Twenty-Five tents
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Wanted Female HeIp,


IOTTAGE--A hAndHlme cottage, Ap iiaf.
4 wnnd strnrt, l'arly iufnlshtdi knnl
we'll, 0lalnr and garden, Hest 20 Hlhnfhnnl
IN tho city. Apply ~ ", u, RANDALL, "
mo, on Mnln street, lN' "
N OOMs 10 RENT Withor without board,
IL duuhle ur Hluule beds. II healthy lurhr
ton, luquiIo nt Lone star House, hli MAN
street, ono block east of the Mhfkulhnuhe
InuyI.dlW
The daily gazette., 1877-07-26
OHIO.
APPREHENSIONS OF DIFFICULTY
AT TOLEDO-A FIGHT EXPECTED
By Telegraph to the Gazette.

APPREHENSIONs OF DIFFICULTY
AT TOLEDO-A FIGHT EXPECTED.
By Telegraph to the Gazette.
TOLEDO, OHIO, Jnly 26'
For the first time since the sti Ike was
inaugurated, there are apprehensions
of serious troub BILE.
This morning few men who had been
disn issed from the police force, and some
other discharged men, went around with
party of tramps, endeavoring to make
men quit work. They succeeded in ,aus-
ing all the manufacturing establishments
in the city to close, aud in forcing num-
bers of men to quit work.
The mob also threatened the offices of the
Blade and Commercial newspapers. but were
diverted to the Board of Trade,
building, which they threatened to destroy
but without doing any violence, they de-
cided to suspend operations until to-mor-
row. 3...''
A citizens corps of protection is being
organized and will patrol the streets to-
night. The corps includes in its ranks
bank presidents and cashiers, merchants.
ex-military men and Others.
The plan of defense is TO ,endeavor to
separate the honest working men from the
worthless rioters, and give the mob warm
reception If necessity requires.
The Mayor has ordered the closing of all
saloons and drinking places until further
notice.
1t is predicted there, will be bioodshed
tomorrow.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-26
FfRSF--EDITI0N-
CHARGED WITH Perjury.

On the Gath inst !, James H. Bndd ap-
peared before Esquire Frazer and made
oath that Joseph Dawson was Justly in.
debted TO him IN the sum of $i9.l4. for
goods furnished and delivered, and was.
as the plaintiff believed, about to. re-
move from the State, with intent to de.
fraud his creditors. Accordingly an at
tachment was issued and laid in the
hands OF Dawson's employers.
Yesterday Dawson went before Es-
quire Brady and charged Budd with
perjury In swearing that he (Dawson)
intended to remove from the State.
Budd was given a hearing on this charge,
and was held in 5000 bail for appearance
at Court. H.A..
! Budd alleges that his information Of
Dawson's contempls ted removal from
the city was obtained from Dawson
himself He also thinks he has been
unfairly t-eatcd in the matter, as ac-
cording TO the provisions of common
law, prosecution for PEI jury, alleged
to have beon committed in an affidavit
OF defense IN. 4 CIVIL action, cannot be
institated'until after final Judgment
thereln. t..-yy
The daily gazette., 1877-07-26
TRAMPS ON THE DELAWARE R r

Every peach season the freight train
hands on the Delaware Railroad are an
noyed more or less by the Lramps on their
way to the peach country, who boald pass
ing freight trains and insist upon riding
from station TO station, whether permission
Is given or not. No serious trouble was
ever occasioned by these "Hale's Earlies," !"
as they are called by the train men, until
Tuesday night, when about forty of them
boarded north bound freight train at MID
dletown, and refused to leave until they
approached Wilmington. The same morh-
ing, about one hundred trGmps boarded a
freight train. and made violent threats
when ordered off, and also refused to leave
the traiR until t4ey got well down into The
State.
Upon being notified of this occurrence
President Hinckley, of the p, w. b. r..
r teIegraphed to Gov. Cochran, asking
the aid of the State authorities in protect
ing the railroad property. In response the
Governor assured him that all necessary
measures for the preservation OF the peace
would be taken II any occasion for such
measures should arise. He has not taken
any further steps In the natter, but will be
guided by circumstances and hold himself
In readiness to meet the necessities of any
emergency that may arise.
This morning the report at the Delaware
Railroad office, in this city, was " all quiet
along the line and no further trouble from
the 9 Hale's Early" gentry is appi ehended
for the present.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-26

EXCURSION week from to>day
Gouley's grand excursion runs to Atlan-
tic City on the Old, fast, reliable broad
guage railroad, and the Cape May excur-
sion on the broad guage Cape May road
to Cape May. Parties Intending to go on
either of these pleasant and popular eE
cursions will do well to secure their tick
cts soon, as the limited number on the
boat is fast filling up.
To Mothers:-Should the Baby be suf-
fering with any of the disorders of Baby
hood use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup at once
for the trouble. 25 cents per bottle.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The well known
"SpIiers Property" ou South Walnut street
West Che s,er, has been purchased by Mr..
II. Parish of Philadeiphia, for SIS, 600.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-26
NEW ORLEANS.
THE MILITARY LEAVING FOR LOU
WILLIE AN EXECUTION

A~ANA <AAeA A1ASAA NJ cOR lLOOlC-
VILE AN EXECUTION.
Under orders form the War Depart
ment all companies of the Third and
Twelfth Infantry will leave lat once
for Louisville. This order will take
the companies from Mobile, Mount
Vernon Hunterville, Holly Springs,
Jackson Baton Rouge, Little Rock
and Colcazier, and will denHde Arkan
sas Alabama Mississippi and Louisi
ana of all United States troops;
While public sympathy for the
strikers is expressed there Is no pros
pect of a 8 rike on the Jackson road,
as but few of the men arc disaffected
and thousands of idle men are willing
to work on terms,
Jules Guidy, convicted of numbering
the man who sedused his wife, wa
hanged this morning, at Lake Charles.
The threatened rescue was not al
tempted.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-26
STRAY WAIFS.

Campmeeting az Blackbird com mences
to-day.
Workngmen'sLoan Association meets
tonight.
City Council will meet in regular sesI
sion, this evening.
Rev. Enoch Stpbbs, of Smyrna, win
occupy the pulpit of Asbury NJ. K.
Church, tomorrow.
The Fruit Growers National Bank, OF
Smyrna, was examined by the National
Band Examiner, last week, and found to
be all right.
Mr.. Rosin, of Middletown, young
man formerly connected with Hyatt's
NJ ihtary Academy, Chester, Pa, has
been appointed principal of the lower
district public schools, of, Smyrna, in
place of VIM. N. Johns, resigned.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-26
NOTICES.
] he Greet Discovery.

&unkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. For
pi weak stomach, general debility,
pm. disease of the nervous system,
Lion, acidlty of the stomach, and
requiring IA tonic
he includes the most agreeable and
&salt OF Iron we possess. Citrate of
c Oxide, combined with the m ost
= OF vegetable tonics-YelloW Pc
Bark.
Iect in many cases of debility, loss
nle anu general prostration, of an
salt OF Iron combined with valu-
I'VE tonic, Is most hrppy. 1t aug
Pc appetite, raises the pulse, takes
llar 1abbiness. removes the pallOr
ty' and gives a tiorld vigor TO the
RnCe.
"a want something to strengthen
20 You want a good appetiteY Do
TO build up your constitution
Eant to feel well? Do you wantfo
nervousness? Do you want ener-
4 you want TO sleep well? Do you
ssk ana vigorous feelings? If you
AunkePs Wine of Iron.
truly valuable tonic has been
~ Tested BY all classes of the com
Ihat 1t is now deemed ihdfspensa-
Ionic medicine. Itcosls but little,
The blood and gives tone to the
renovales the system and pro-
*only ask a trial Of this valuable
frlce 81 per bottle. E. r. KUN
PIE Proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa
III druggist for Kunkel'si Bitter
iron, and take no other make. =
IN 81 bottles. All others are coun-
beware Of them. - 7 5ilf.l
TX bottles for x M Ifr..
The daily gazette., 1877-07-26

BODY FOUND. About 10 o'clock,
this morning, two boys named James
McCaffeIty and George Stewart while
swimming in the Brandywine, above
Eleventh street bridge, discovered the
body of little james Kane, who was
dIowned on Tuesday afternoon float
ing IN the water. Procuring a hook
and some rope they secured the BODY
and fasteD it to the bridge. The
Coroner was notified aud will hold an
inquest this afternoon.
NEED WAsHING.-The street lamps,
particularly in the lower aud western
sections of the city, are disgustingly dirty
and need thorough cleansing. For
three months, the only cleaning that
some of them have received has been a
dry rubbing each morning with very
dirty rag, which did not at all tend 10
improve their condition. The contractor
should see to it that the lamps are kept
clean.
The Triumph Truss Is a marvel OF
mechanical ingenuity and accuracy and
hence if properly adjusted will hold any
Hernia in practice, when the Triumph
Rupture Cure, will infallibly and speedily
cure it. These wonderful appliances are
sold at 1916 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
and 334 Bowery, New York where the
Truss is toarrdnted, and the Cure Guar.
anteed. Send 10 cents for Descriptive
Book, to either office. If.
POLICE CAsEs.-Sal Sinex, for v6.
grancy, was sent over to Fort Grubu
for sixty days. Q
Four common drunks were fined
81 cents and COsts. .t.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-26

TIE ALLIANCE TENT.-The tempe :
ance meetings being held in the new
tent at Ninth and Lombard streets, are
now fnirly inaugurated and are of an in
teresting character. Last evening a lar ee
audience wfP present. Charles Moore
presided and addresses were made by
Mr.. Hartman DIR. Bigelow, Rev. q. M
Pegg, Rev. A. ID. Davis and the presi-
dent 1t was announced that children's
meeting would be held this afternoon at
3 o'clock and that a prayer meeting
would be held every afternoon at o.
clock. Rev. DR.. Hastings editor of
The Christian. Boston, Mass, is to speak
tomorrow evening. Meeting this even
ing at 7:45 o'clock.
SERIoUsLY INJURED.-On Tuesday af-
ternoon, man named Simpson, while
cutting IA piece OF steel at the Edaemoor
works, was struck in the Stomach by a
small piece which few from the cutt sr
when Ine shears shur down upon tue
piece he held in his hand. The missile
pas nearIy through his body, produce
ing u woanu from hicn it Is doubtful
IT be will recover. He was removed to
his home near the works aud furnished
with the necessary medical at ention
but at last accounts was In a very low
condition.
Work AT THE REsERvoIR.-For the
present work at the reservoir is being
conducted by leo than dozen men who
are engaged in clearing up the ground
and getting things in readiness for gen.
eral operations. he contractors hope
to be ready TO start in full bl: It on Mon
day morning. In regard to wages it is
said that while none of the laborers will
receive less than one dollar per day they
will be paid in accordance with what
their services are worth.
A DIsoRDERLY BUM.-This morning
officer BougearJh arrested u disorderiy
tramp on Second street, near Orange,
but the tramp resisted and in the strng-
gle pane OF glass in the window OF X.
Gam ble's cigar store was broken. The
tramp WAS finally taken to the police
station, and after a hearing, wss sen-
telced 10 New Castle for sixty days. He
gave his name AS Farrow.
The members and friends of j. j. Nc
Mullen's Asbury bible class had very
pleF SAINT excursion to Pennsgrove, N. j
yesterday, ON the steamer Alice Preston
About two hundred persons participated
In the event, and enjoyed themselves
finely with rowing, ruling, croquet and
other amusements, at this delightful re'
sort. Au'
CRABs ON A STRIKE.-A colored man
was Carrying bseket oi craUs up Market
street betw cen Third and Fourth lnis morn
ing, when sUnIe OF them took u notion ~
wander, and accordingly dropped cut on
| the pavement. For auout five minutes
there was lively skiImish, the crabs cra W
| ing out rs fast as they were put iu, until
| finally they baitsDed dVwu uuder sheeI
| Of paper winch was secured by two bricAs.
The man then went OH LIS way rejoicing.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-26
THE w AR.
Details of the Russian Pro-
gress in Roumelia.
FIGHT AT KANARO.
THECOSSACKS CUT THE RAIL
ROAD AT JENI SAGHRA.
DESPERATE BATTLE WEAR UP
LAND
Turkish Defeat After Furious
Hand-to- Hand Fighting.
CAPTURE OF THE SCHIPKA
PASS.
TURKISH TREACHERY AND BAR,
BARITY.
LONDON, July 26, 1877.
FIGHT AT KANARO.
THECOSSACKS CUT THE RAIL
ROAD AT JENI SAGHRA.
DESPERATE BATTLE NEAR UP.
LIND.
CAPTURE OF THE SCHIPKA
PASS.


The Herald correspondent at Bjela tele-
graphs under date of Monday, July 90, as
iollows:-"My list telegram gave you an
account of General Gourkha's passage of
the Balkan Mountains into the Tundscha
Valley, in Roumelia,
"On the 10th General Gourkha march
ed on Maglis Tor Myghlys), a village
southeast by ef7t of Kasanlik, his diviss
ion being separated in three columns.
On reaching Uplami this force was stop
ped by a strong Turkish position occupi>
ed by infantry, cavalry and artillery.
THE BATTLE BEGINS.
"This fire began to harsss the Russians
as they gradually advanced on the the
Turkish position. They had been for
hidden to fire until within eco yards
range, and consequently had to march
forward under hail of bullets without
replying. This they did with admirable
courage and discipline, although in the
mean~ time they suffered considerable
loss.
THE RUSSIAN FORCE.
"The direct attacking force of he
Russians consisted of four battahons of
rifle men and two sotnias of Cossack
infantry. While the main attack was
being delivered the huzzars and dragons
charged the Turkish flank, making fierce
hand to hand fighting.
SABRE AGAINST BAYoNET.
"ln this part of the battle the struggle
was of the most savage and bloody des-
cription. 1t was actually sabre against
bayonet, maintained man to man.
Through every break in the Turkish line
the Russian horsemen strove to cut their
way; but the Turkish infantry stubbornly
closed their ranks and died in lines under
the sabres of their enc mics, but not be-
fore int1icting terrible loss on the Rus
slams.
VICTORY DECLARES FOR RUSSIA.
cat last the Turks began to retreat,
fighting desperately for every pace OF
ground. AT one place they left 400 dead,
heaped together, as dreadful evidence
of their own courage and ofthe ferceness
of the Russian attack. The cavalry OF
the latter were too much exhausted to
pursue the Turks; but the retreat was
nevertheless precipitate one, stimulated
| by all affective fire from the Russian rifle
battalions.
A FORCED MARCH ON KAsANLIK.
"On the 18th General Gourkha approach
ed Kasanllk by feartully severe forcep
march, owing to the Intense heat. The
exhausted Russran infantry were COM
pelled TO wade into small streams to cool
themselves. Notwithstanding the dan
ger attending this mode of refreshing
themselves the men have suffered in a
surprisingly small degree from sickness.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-26

ExcURs1oNs.-Th grand moonlight
excursion of the B. G. connected with
the Union NJ. E. Sunday School, came
off last night, and was highly successful,
The FELTON, left the wharf shortly after
o'clock with nearly seven hundred ex-
cursionists on board, and steamed down
the hay, returning about one o'clock.
The moon shone brightly all the evening
and all on board enjoyed a very pleasant
trip.
The Jefferson Club excursion to Penns-
grove started at eight o'clock this morn
ing with goodly number of excursion
lists on board. The boat, alice e. Preston,
will make two trips this afternoon, leav~
ing Fourth street wharf at two and three
O'Clock.
VERY ILL -Counciman Louis r. Lynch,
of tie ren,h Ward, Is lying very Ill. NJ ms
resden ne, N. W. corner oil Second aud
j ickson streets.