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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-10

Night Associated Press heporLl
The president has received nothing
substantial from Louisiana.
Secretary Schurz has returned from
his business visit to New York.
Caleb Cushing had farewell audi
ence with King Alfonso, of Spain, Sat-
urday.
President Hayes will hereafter refer
oflice-seekers to the heads Of depart
ments.
Mrs. L. M. Porter, postmaster at
Louisville, has resigned, to take effect
July LIST.
Appointments Alonzo Bell, assist
ant secretary of the interior; James
Gilchrist, surveyor Of customs.
The president will have summer
residence at the Soldiers Home
grounds, near Wheeling, West Vir-
ginia.
The consul general ut Melbourne,
advises Americans not to come to
Australia unless they have means to
come home.
Three colored men from Richmond
called on the president, urging that
Miss Van Lew be succeeded by Mills
as postmaster.
Legal tender notes hereafter re-
ceived in exchange for silver, will be
held rs separate funds, to be issued
only in exchange, or in redemption.
A dispatch from General Sheridan
confirms the report that Crazy Horse
is coming in and Sitting Bull moving
to Canada.
There are some fifty postofllee
changes and re.uppOintiUerts, only
one however. affecting the south, aud
that in Arkansas.
An investigation OF the New York
custom house il ordered. Ii Ii expected
to ventilate practice whereby 1t 10
possible to sell silks in New York be-
low their import cost.
The president Is constantly receiv-
ing letters from all parts Of the coun-
try, the writer's being Of both parties,
approving his administration policy.
The clerks admit that the roll OF the
house at present, shows nine seats
held open for contest, viz Louisiana
two, Florida two, Missouri two, South
Carolina one, Colorado one, aud CALI
fornia one.
The supreme courts decides the one
and half million, appropriated to the
centennial, reyerts to the United States,
who is not properly stockhold-
ers. This reyerses the decision OF the
lower court and depresses centennial
stock over 81 per cent.
The Star rlosts an article, captioned,
"Cht mherlnin's New Attitude" as fol-
lows II is stated Governor Chamber
| befluln, hhu tnbHt VIM WIZ binhu W
him. have one Of two objects in view
first, either to force the president Ia
directly recognize Hampton, II he
means to give him tbe aid and comfort
Of the administration, or, telling to dc
this, is to have the question referred tC
col gress, at a special session for Its
legislation. az the urgency OF the stu
alton demands.
The hope seems to be II political
debate is started in congress, the delay
will cause a reaction In sentiment ia
vorable to Chamberlain and possibly
induce Hampton TO forego the pledges
made to the president aud attempt
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gala by force, or coup dctdt, whu
would involve tedious delay througl
the forms OF law,
The Star elsewhere than Ia Us Cos
sip says, editorially, that indications
are that Chamberlain aud Packard
have been advised TO stick by some OF
the northern extremist OF the republi'
can party, The sudden change In
ChamLerlaln's views and announce
ment that he has decided 10 hold on
to his office Of governor TN elected by
legal process, " looked on nv afforded
proof that he has been put up to this
course by some persons In the back.
goound; but TIA certain his backing
does not embrace any considerable
portion OF even the pronounced 70.
publlcans.
The New York Times, which has
beon the vigorous exponent Of straight
republicans, gives Chamberlain the
cold shoulder in his resistance,
"rhere are republicans ut the north ms
well assouth," that paper aays, "who,
for obvious reasons, desire TO perpetu.
ate the southern question, with all Of
lis embarrassments, as an element In
national politics. Any settlements
which shall remove the question from
partisans, Is to the politicians of this
class agrlevance OF the first water. 10
their efforts may be traced the attempt
to induce Mr.. Chamberlain and his as.
sociates to interpose all possible hin.
ORANGES TO legal measures which may
be taken for the confirmation OF Mr.
Hampton's authority. Consequently,
upon the removal of the troops OF the
state, where such proceedings lead to
strife and bloodshed, Is to these desper.
ate partisans n matter of triiling mo.
ment, Their sole object Is to create
excitement, which might revive SEQ
tional passion throughout the North,
aud 30 Illustrate the Cancellation of the
administration, Mr., Chamberlain will
disappoiut us II he lends himself TO
any OF the schemes. The sympathy
now felt for him VIII be destroyed, II
he prolong contest which, In existing
circumstances, has but one end.n
As regard to the Louisiana case, the
Times says"the complications are more
serious, and that unless both parties
recede little from the extreme posi-
ton they have assumed, the commits
sion will leave New Orleans without
accomplishing anything, but 1t holds
that the duty of the president as 1t in
terprets 1t Is In no manner identified
with the maintenance of Packard In
an office whose functions he is unable
to perform, and u brief order to the
troops Will leave him helpless"
These views deprecating the policy
ofresistance, coming from republican
paper of the standing of the Times, has
significance anything but encouraging
to the following of Chamberlain aud
Packard,
1t Is supposed In high official quar-
ters that Chamberlain will make
grave opposition to his superoedure in
offices, as has been anticipated by the
press. Just previous to his departure
tor South Carolina, he showed a dis.
position to yield to the pressure against
him; but, nevertheless, he will now re-
sort to such means rs will, with
show of law, release him from his pres
ent position without appearing to SUBJ
init.
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CRUSHED no DEATH.
a han Hun over a., the a, and y. he.
pot and hiiIed,

pot hnd hiiiod,
List night, about 10 o'clock, the train
men In the Pacific yard were backing
In some cars on the switch on the
north side OF the passenger depot,
when they ran over man and killed
him. lie was taken out, and II was
found that the wheels had not passed
over him but the brake lever had
caught him In the breast aud crushed
II In, dragging him several feet, When
taken out from under the cara he was
quite dead. He was examined by Drs.
Locke and Mcqueen. No one present
seemed to know him personally. On
his person was found u railroad ticket
from sherman, issued by the Central
road and punched with "Bp
punch, u tailor's thlmble, a piece of
tailors chalk and u torn one dollar
bill. He was ordinarily dressed, and
strange to say hls clothing was not
torn, not even his shirt. He was
medium sized thick set man, about
thirty'tve years OF age, sandy com.
plexion, moustache aud short side.
whlskersi supposed to be- u tailor In
search of work. His body was placed
In Siler's baggage wagon and Officers
Spencer and Arnold took him TO tho
dead house and orders were Issued for
his burial to-day. Our reporter inter-
viewed the train men, and they are of
the opinion that he was under the In
iluenoe of liquor aud fell on the track.
He lay parallel with the rails, with his
head TO the east, and the train was
backed In from the east, 80 Q was not
observed. They were also OF the opin.
ion that he had lain there but q short
time, rs they had been over the track
but few minutes before, and he was
not there then,
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Tickets for Louisville, Nashville,
Chicago, st. Louis, Memphis, Calves
ton, Fort Scott, New Orleans and Aus
tin, for sale at reduced rates, by Fred
Manget, ticket broker, LeGrand ho-
tel.-tf
Parties visiting Dallas that are In
need Of clothing. will do sell to call al
=. NJ. Kahn d Bros, where you can't
all 10 be suited.
EN-. Kahn & Bro. have the largest
and best assorted stock Of clothing and
gents furnishing goods in the city.
Another lot Of that beautiful and
well selected assortment Of eelluloid
Jewelry just received at the Dollar
Store.-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-10

New York, April IA special to
the Times from Cincinnati says case
of some Interest, involving the char.
acter of General Sam Y. Carey, has
Just been decided in the courts here.
The suit was based on the charges
that Carey had taken advantage of
the confidence reposed In him by the
number OF individuals who made
heavy indictments In Colorado mine.
The court found General Carey had
agreed with his associates and partners
In the enterprise to buy the mine for
their common benefit Tor 10000,
and took money to buy 1t as their
agent; bought 1t for $4,000 and divid.
ed the balance, $4,000, between him.
self and nephew. The court decided
the amount must be acco nted for by
Carey to the subscribers OF the stock.
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The Roll of the House Shows
Nine Seats Held Open For
Contest.
Centennial Stock Depressed Fifty Per
Cent--Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull.
Hayes Summer ResldenCe-0f-
Rce-Seekers Referred to the
Heads Of Departments.
Moon Associated Press Reportl

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The de-
partments are devoid OF interest, as
all prominent appointments are held
as rewards for personal support In car
rying out the views Of the administra-
ton in respect to the paciiication OF
Louisiana.
The tone of the papers in speaking
OF the maneuyers Of Chamberlain and
Packard, which has been heretofore
one of gentle rldicnle, is becoming
threatening.
1t not expected at the white house
that the change OF policy of Chamber
lain and his party in South Carolina,
will have serious effect in delaying
pacitication. There is much curiosity
as to the political clique which en-
gineered the change, for it Is known
before going north that Gov. Cham
berlain WAS contented to allow the
wishes of the president TO rule him.
There has been intrigue.
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NO. ESTABLISHED ls4

locked him up, aud then went III look
for the one he had lot go He had
also disappeared, Tho officer went
over on Elm street, and there apled
his man, who catching sight OF the
officer, pulled OF his shoes aud broke
for timber, lilo chased him 10 the
southern boundary OF the city and
then lost sight OF him. To DO good
runner Ia an advantage sometimes TO
the police.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-10

New YORK, April 9.-Dr. Mullen"
burg, who died yesterday, was TIE
author of ~ would not live always,
ask not to stay" He was eighty
one years old. The World says re-
garding himl "There is no citizen of
New York, of any creed or calling,
who should not pause moment from
his busy life to-day, to pay a tribute of
respects to the simple and noble char
acter of the venerable man, who yes.
terday passed away from US.
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MAI-FEsT.
The Dallas rurnvereia Making NIX
tensiye Preparations.

tensiye Preparations.
Last night this society held a meet
Ing at their hall, l., L, Bohny presid.
Ing, Il. Fritz secretary. Reports OF
committees were read, aud the subject
OF the coming festival taken up. II
was decided TO hold II on Sunday and
Monday. the 9th aud It'll Of May, at
the fair grounds. Twenty-Five cents adj
mission will DO charged for each per-
son, children accompanied by their
parents will be admitted free. Ifpos-
slble, arrangements will be made with
the Texas aud Pacific railroad to run
trains to and fro at a low rate Of fare.
There viii be dancing In Floral Hall,
An executive committee was appoint
ed, consisting OF Messrs. Foster, Chas.
Kahn and Eisenlohr, The privileges
OF the ground will be sold, excepting
the saloon, which will be retained by
the assoclation. Persons desiring TO
purchasing privileges, will call on the
executive COMMITTEES. Tomorrow
night the several committees
will inject and arrange q pro-
gramme, which THE HERALD will
publish. Nothing will DO left undone
to make the occasion a pleasurable
one, and we predict for the Mai-Fest
immeasurable success.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-10

LONDON, April "a Berlin cores.
pondeut to the Times, announces that
in compliance with request Ct the
ezar, the porte consents to be the first
to disarm.
A special telegram from Ceittling,
says that an expedition against the
Miraldates has left Cutarrai
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NOTES AND OPINIONS.

After all Oakley did not disappear.
He simply eloped.
Philadelphia is making New York
dance to her music now, thanks Ia
the telephone.
Bridgman, Knight, Healy, Baird
and Blackman will each try TO have
painting at the Paris salon this year,
In none of the elections held last
week il there anything to give fair
indication OF the drift OF political SELL
timent. eA lflt
AS soon as the Louisiana commits
sioners got Mr.. Secretary Evarts' letter
they went right oil to get their little
dictionaries,
"Kitn Morgan, formerly law part
ner of William III. Seward, and thirty
years ago known of every body In New
York state, Is dead. ~
The Baltimore Gazette anxiously In.
quires, ''who Is to pay tho expenses OF
the Louisiana COmmissionV' why,
the deuce Is to pay, don't you know
No such change Of heart eyer 90
Cured as that which the National Re-
publican, of Washington, has expert
enced. "Good bye, bayonet rule" II
now gleefully exclaims.
Stanley Matthews is said to be ar.
ranging for the organization OF the
house of representatives IL has been
supposed that Mr.. Matthews was elect
ed to the Senate.
The five to nothing affair" IN the
Chicago Times way of referring to the
| Louisiana commission. The Times
would be q little surprised to see 1t
stand ave for Nichols and nothing for
Packard.
Tue wife OF assistant postmaster gen.
ersl Tyner Is charged with saying that
Mr.. Key had not signed his name ~
post master general since he received
his appointment. This IL really la
me 1table but perhaps the gentleman
can make his mark.
The Mobile Reg ster says that the
'success OF Hampton and Nicholls will
not affect the impart. al suffrage In any
other way than the ballot Is affected
by those natural causes which apply to
all races and to all states alike
The president says II will lie useless
for any more Ohio people to apply for
consulships. That Is right; tue adult
male population OF the state having
been pretty well thinned out, the boys
should have chance to grow up. m
Philadelphia Times Here Is = new
holy alliance for Wendell Phillips to
lecture about: kellogg, Patterson, Cor
bin aud the New England Methodist
preachers. How Is that for an offset 70
hRum aud the Revolverp
The Cincinnati Gazette is one OF the
organs that are not at all afraid OF
Robson since he has gone out 81 Of
fee. IL says that "Secretary Thomp-
son il very busy calking up the leaks
that are being discovered every day In
our interesting navy department The
kind Of bookkeeping that has pre-
vailed 10 that branch Of the govern
} ment Is extremely nautical"
"A retail depo, Of the North Amer
: lean Ice Company, will be opened on
Monday, April Q, 1871 at l0S Market
street. between Main aud Elm streets
Attendance from6 tos.
| -. al, n aTFyENa A ISN'T
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Convention OF the Locomotive Broth
erho0d.

PHILADELPHIA, April $3.50 dele
gates from fifty divisions Of locomotive
brotherhood, from other cities and
Canada, met yesterday, and promised
their support in case of a strike, or II
discharged on account of their connec-
ton with the brotherhood.
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FIFTH.

We have opened very extensive Gents
Furnishing Department, where all the nov
elites OF the season can be found at n triHlng
profit over manufacturers cost Everything
from paper collar to wedding outfit can
now be found at the New York Clothing
House.
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SIXTH.

This store Is free TO all, where every one
can come and.look around, and price things
without being pushed into buying. Parties
are not always fash, aud hence shrink from
asking favors from clerks who are displeased
when left with their unbouKht wares the
New York Clothing House has no need to Re-
sort TO articles, for they are confident that
their prices are low. Goods are good, and
customer only Injuries his purse who falls TO
purchase at
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-10
DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION.
Proceedings and Organization nc the
tabernacle Lat Night.

Proceedings and Organization az ihe
tabernacle Lat Night.
The delegates met LIST night in the
above church. A large number of
spectators were also present. The
meeting was called to order by A. NJ.
Nowlin; prayer by w. Nj. Paxson,
hymn by the congregation.
The following gentlemen were
elected temporary officers; G. M.
Wheat, chairman; Vic Reinhardt aud
II. ID. Gardner, secretaries.
The following gentlemen We're mp
pointed committee on permanent
organization: L.. M. Chairman, chair
man; Rev. H. Nj. Danields, Il. A.
Stare; DIR, r. w. Allen; A Dye.
Committee on Business "A. w.
Nowlin; j. NJ. McCoyi w. ii. Mckee,
Song-"Angels Reaper"
Welcome Address-By the president.
Song-"ro the Work"
Response-By the Rev. S. M. Pax
son.
Song-By Prof Ii. f. Williams,
"pass back the Light"
Response To Welcome-By the Rev.
Francis Cant the English evangelist,
Song--"Work for the night is oom-
ing"
Response--By the Rev. Stephen
paxson, an old Sunday school worker.
Song--"Are your windows open to-
wards jerusalem"
BY request OF the audience, Prof.
Williams NINETY and Nine,p was
greeted with applause by the audi
ence. 1t was finely rendered. This
was followed by more songs, and APP
propriate remarks from different dele
gates,
Meeting adjourned.
PROGRAMME FOR To-DAY-MORNING q.
Devotional exercises conducted by
G. w. Rogers. "Our Field and it,
wants." by Stephen Paxson. show
can we make our Sunday schools more
tflicieut?" by Rev. l.. Ii. Carhart,
"Bible Reading" 10y Rev. Francis
Grant. County and township organ.
iza,ions, their Importance, and how
best to securet thoroughly" by Ste
phen Paxson.
AFTERNOON.
"Bible promises" meeting conducted
by Prof ii. f. Williams;n "Advan
tages aud Importance of uniform les
SONS In Sunday schools" by w. H.
Paxson; Reports from Sunday
schools;n " How can the Sunday
school be made attractive without the
loss OF scrIptural power, and how more
fruitful of spiritual resultT BY DIR. A
p. Smith. Lecture on the tabernacle
by Francis Grant. Teachers meeting
its importance aud how best produc
tive OF good, by Rev. Nj. III. Nicely.
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THIRD.

You are In the habit OF paying 81 90 to
s. % for Il hat. You can purchase beauti-
ful silk Plug Hat, late style, for SO 50 and
IS 81, and fashionable soft hats and stiff hat
from soc to SO 10.
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fIre

NoRTHFIELD, April 9.-The Ameri-
can knife factory was burned to-day,
and 100 men ousted.
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SECOND.

You have the choice of over $4,000 worth
of reliable Clothing, we'll made in every re-
spect, for men, boys and children. You can
find everything from common 10 the finest,
and always leading IL style.
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FOURTH.

A person of limited knowledge In regard
to quality OF goods can purchase to the same
advantage rs the most expert. No double
dealing is allowed in this House. Our desire
is to please, and give full value for the
money.
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The Glass flowers Threaten n strike.
ZANEsvlLLE, Ind, March 9.-The
window glass blowers threaten a strike
for wages.
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Substantial Reasons
WHY
You Should Visit the
New York
Clothing House
---------------------
FIRST.

The lnrgoGt and best variety OF Clothing
for men aNd boys Is kept there, and prlpeS
to satisfy ALL
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"A retail depo, Of the North Amer
lean Ice Company, will be opened on
Monday, April Q, 1871 at lOs Market
street. between Main aud Elm streets
Attendance from Q tos.
sp.sa A-T.sTEvEEs, Assnl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-17

n.n n,;pele IL this county, expects e
.4,rt east in about two weeks, and while
l,s.t ~ there win 60 to Washington during the
,,,xs M session of Congress and try to secure an
aopropriation to improve the Yaquina Bar
n viii also negotiate with capitalists for the
an and rolling stock for tho narrow.guage
Il, lroad now being built between Corvallis
All Yaquina Bay. As he wishes to show up
M, agricultural advantages Of the valley
unties, he wants to collect all the statistics
posi- lie in relation to this years grain crop,
ald in this he has requested US to help him,
Or harvesting companies throughout the
county are in the habit Of keeping an account
0: the number Of bushels of grain threaded
by them and when harvest is over we would
like them to send us their figures. It Will
not be much trouble to do this, and il may
result in great good to our country. We
would advise the newspaper men in Marion,
Lane and Benton counties to do the same, 80
that we may know exactly what our counties
produce. This win aid Mr. Bhngle very
materially in his work, and may possibly in
duse capitalists to invest in this railroad
scheme. We are glad to Sc Mr.. Bringle
embark in this business. He i bold and
fearless, and has the money and time to
spare in making this trip. He is a farmer
and landowner, and hence is as deeply in
tercsted in this railroad project as any one
Gin be, and besides this, we are sure he will
not be backward in telling our wants to
those who can help US.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-17
aUMMOMS.

In he Circuit Court Of Ae State 0 oregon
for lie County Qf Linn
Diana II. wilmarh, PIN. " Thos y
Wilmarth, Deft.
Suit in equity for Divorce.
TO rhos. l.. wilmarth the above named
defendant:
In the name Of the State Of Oregon, you
are hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint Of the above fialniln "a tmne m
above entitled Court, now on ME Win tne
clerk OF said Court, within ten daysirom no
date Of the service Of this summons upon
Won II served In Linn Countyi but II served
IN any other county IN the State OF Oregon,
then within twenty days from the dato Of
fle aoryleo OF this summons upon YOU
and YOU arc hereby notified that Il you
All TO appear and answer said complaint
as hereby required, the Plaintiff will ask
ihe decree Of the Court to dissolve tho
marrIaQe contract between plaintiff and
defendsnt, and that the caro- and custody
oi thoir minor child, Frederick " VIII
marth, bo given to plaintiff, and that the
piaIntlF,s name be changed TO Diana ".
tIoidsmith, and for the costs and disburse-
tnents Of this suit To DO taxed.
J. X. WEArHERFORD,
Atty for PIN.
Published by order OF the Hon. n. ~.
Boise, Judge CT the above named Court,
made al chambers IN tho city OF halemli
County on Marion, State Of Oregon, on
tho 28th day OF July, 1877, n02wb