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Mars ana the Discovery Of Hire
Sasefflrss

The planet Mars which now shines
with such bFillisncy in the eastern nor.
izois about 9 i. m, is nearer the earth
than 1t has heea in the present eeuersS
ton. Next "Wednesday Il viii Toe at
the closest proximity so the earth. This
affords astronomers splendid opportr-
nifty to examine it in the lieht Of
science, which has been improved bv
Prof. Hall at the observatory at Wash,
ington. correspondent thus notes
the event:
The great telescope in the hands OF
Prof. Hall has Just signalized itself by
one OF the most surprising discoveries
Of modern astronomy, nothing less than
one, and probably two, satellites 10 the
planet Mars. On Thursday night Prof.
Hall noticed very small star following
Mars q few seconds Two hours later
he was surprised TO find the star still
toilo@ing the planet. His series Of
measures showed the satellite 10 be
eighty seconds from the planet. On the
next day Prof Newcomb calculated is
time of revolution. which he fixes az
one day and eight hours, OF little less.
Further observations showed that the
ANtotfSo ttSDut Int ana
that not only one, bat two stars were
then visible, the second emerging frols
behind the planet after the FIRST one.
Prot. Hall has now SO little doubt ofthe
reality OF the object that be has made,
the discovery known to Admiral Rogers
superintendent of the observatory. 1t
was thought best To wait for another
look before formally announcing the
discovery. Last night another obserya
ton was made and the satellite was
found on the opposite side OF the planet
as Professor Neweomb had calculated i'll
would be If 1t was satellite. Its pasi>
ton was then determined by several as
tronomers, In the course of the even
ing an object which might be another
satellite, much closer to the planet. was
found by Mr. Todd, but nothing could
be determined respecting its time of
revolution. The oiseryasions of the
other one showed its tire of revolution
to be about thirty hours, but several
weeks observation will be required to
settle this exactly. Scientific authors
ties here regard it as ranking among
the greatest telescope discoveries of she
century. The only two which exceed
1t are that OF the asteriod group in 1901
and of the planet Neptune in 1916.
The discovery was telegraphed this
morning to Europe. Prof Hall SAYS
he saw the FIRST satellite on the night 81
August 10Th. OF the existence of the
second satellite he is not absolutely Ger.
tain, but he believes there are two. The
satellite is faint object OF about thir-
teen or sixteen minutes magnitude
The distance OF the first satellite is be-
tween fourteen and fifteen thousand
miles, which is less than that of any
known planet, or its satellites. The in
ner one, of which there Is still some
doubt, is supposed to be stiH closer
The diameter is small, not more than
). 900 miles.
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They =. g telling yarns al,oat shoots
ing, ont IL Nirgaiil., Nevada. the other
day. Said cus ef slse l,tasssinen. Some
years ago SRs out IN Sew York state
hunting grouse. There waa an cid fei
low along who vas nuaf-sighted. We
were Juat ~ the edge of the farm, when
suddenly one al 10y iayorite game cocks
jumped ip on the fence and he drew a
bead on ii. nlistakIng il fef i grouse. |
didn have second 10 lose. ana iuss
threw up my rife aud quietly knocked
on the left nipple Of his shotgun at City
yards. so that when the hammer fell
the nipple snd cap wouldn't be there
see Z You saved the bird, then p
clipped in an attentive listener. No
said Austin sadly; Il picked out the
wrong nipple, apd the fellow fired the
right barrel snd blew my City dollar
game cock all to bla2es The crowd
quietly dispersed.
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u.lin. Ten,.l. rnllsr..

This Institution under its late or
sanitation D. on The high way OF pros
Fefity. Their beautiful new building.
situated in the eastern portion Cf the
city. between Brysn and 1--we Oak
rtrret-, vii le ready Tor occupancy in
a short time, and IL will be An orna-
mcnt Ia the city. School will begin
on thetwVuty.thlgd ofssptsmber next,
and the .o,,d have made arrange.
ments with the street-car ompanies,
% give tie children rates Of twenty.
i've ccnts Der week, aud will have n
piank.whlk constructed from the chr
track IN tite school The faculty is
rpinpused ~ iirst-elaSs teachers, and
thr college VIII be one ct the leading
ius.iutlUus OF tho south.
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seriaus se-,ec,

The following complaint was made
TO THE HERALD, regarding the post-
Office, with a request that IL publish
II. Our reporter obtained the follow
ing statement from the aggrieved par.
ty: On the nth of last September
Mr.. w. N. Jaoquis, who is the agent
for Giiddons' baTbed wire fence, ar.
rived In Dallas. The next morning lie
went ia the p1stoiliee and paid for a
box, and also lef. q dollar as = deposit
FOR the safe keeping OF the key. lie
received his mail in that box after
wards, and never failed to keep the
box rent paid up. as he has receipts to
show TO that effect. Last June, being
at the office, he purchased some stamps
OF MIR. johnson, 81 the same time
paying his rent for his box for the
next quarter ia advance, which takes
IL ny 10 October the first. MI. Jacauis
makes his headquarters at
Grifiths hardware store, on Elm
street. He Is in constant receipt
Of remittances and has drawn from the
postoffiee here, ON orders, thousands
of dollars. He also received q great
quantity OF letters, from two To six per
day. Things ran along smoothly till
July, he receiving his mail ia his box
regularly rs usual, when suddenly his
mail stopped. As the railroad strike
was In operation, he thought that
might affect IL, 80 said nothing, a.
many of his letters were frona the
east. In fact, there were two of his
correspondents there who wrote twice
week. Days became weeks, snd
siiil no letters. In Cafaieaha he had
q customer by the name Of Huey, who
was always remarkably prompt in his
remittances, and not till lle found that
nothing came from him I'd he begin
10 get uneasy. BY this time, four
week. had rolled by and no letters.
He had never spilled at the general
delivery from the fact thst his man
had always been put IA his box, but at
last he determined TO ask what was
the matter. lie was told by MIR. John.
son that probably he had aot paid hia
box rent, bot Mr.. Jaequis showed
Johnson's own handwriting TO a re-.
eeipt up TO October lat. He then
went TO the general delivery and in
quired, alsea Uiiyty-one letters tsere
throion ott 10 him which had aceunu-
lated in the folr weeks. In these let
ters We're postal money orders and bills
70 the amount of several hundred dol
lars. To say Mr.. Jaequis was angry
bat family expresses it. He consulted
lawyer in regard to bringing suit,
but we believe has abandoned that de-
sign. He Intends, however, TO get up
a petition, signed by commercial men,
to send o,Wssbingtoa.
Our reporter, after hearing Mr..
Jacquis' story, visited the Office
and interviewed MIR. johnson, and
told him OF the complaint made
and asked Whist the office had
to cay about q. Mr.. johnson
frankly confessed taat it was mis-
take on the part OF the Office clerk,
and regretted the occurrence. He
said In large office like Dallas, where
there were constantly SO many
changes, IL would be strange, II once
In while. mistakes were not made.
But he believed, that in the last six
months, as few errors had occurred in
the Dallas office rs any In the country.
We give the occurrence rs requested,
and without comment.
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rhe eref wpssssis ~ isis.ss Ia tie
hilAisii.s eo'aatsea arask ,ariosis l,tt.
gusre 30 tie ruagthapta - 'aiyeaton,
New oEleans, 81. Iosis, Chicago and
eastern cities, and is cordial beclyen
10 the tmlgrent one ahd = quarter
million of Gesss of cultivated laaa
yielding staple revenue Of SIS, 7Os, SIS
10 a show ing that challenges
cOmpaTssion, when IL is temeu.
bere'l that the greater portion u
tie crop area Wa cultivated FOR the
fret time. and that too ~ tho immi-
graft who necessarily wac lily prepared
TO give the crop that culture which il
would have received Ia tie western
and snuthesster states
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IsInninr Great Gnn.

Tuesday morning, about. 2 o'clock
n heavy bank Of clouds from the north
west discharged their contents, &C.
cnmpanied by thunder, lightning and
wind. The latter Increased to "A gale.
doing Considerable damage. some
trees were blown down in Alderman
Eryay's yard, and in other portions Of
the city, aud fencing more or less
damaged a large frame build,
Ing on Commerce street, near Ervay
street, YVES blown Hat. a number of
-igns were blown FROM their fasten-
ings, and awnings in soms instances
wrenChed from plualh in the business
center. Fear are entertained that the
cotton that has blown is injured, bu.
there is not enough In bloom to allow
of much damage. The residence be-
ing built for DIR. Gibbs, four miles
rom the city. on The Denton road,
and PARTIALLY completed, WAS demol
ished. Tue storm l. represented ms
having been terrific southward, and
much damage done to standing crops.
fencing and Woodlands. Eastward
a-sd westward, damages In a small
way are reported. No casualties.
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me DrAn,a OF re-an,.


IL Is alleged that we have nc
representative American plays writ.
ten oy Americans. Bret Harte and
Mark Twain have tried their hands.
but the oblique-opticed individual from
the land Of gongs and joss houses iIg.
nres rather too promiscuau.ly Ia thaI,
creations 10 entiIle them 10 he elasse,I
ss purely American. But It cannot l,e
said that America has no dramatists.
In the front rank stands Mr.. g. W.
fayleure, whose pen to-day furnishes
more plays now before the public than
any writer In America. That he Is a
close student OF passing events may be
Cleaned from the following extract
nom letter written by him to the
city editor of this paper, and rs n d an
off-hand production, proves more con-
ciusively that his deductions are cor.
rect than 10 II had been the res,dt Of
labored effort:
The sands Of the Mississippi are not
more shifting than the popular ta,.a
regarding plays. What was met with
approval two years ago now awahens
no interest, and the plays that threa
seasons back drew crowded honars
cannot attract sufficient numbers to
warrant their production, even 10 pro.
vinciaf localities. Tho letter nueted
from, was written In ansu5er e.. n.,n
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"The Conaset of Axcss

Men diiIer on nearly every issue. There
have always been opposite parties in poll
tics and religion, though The measures
fought over one day may be upiyarsalIx
adopted AT another, and those sacrificed re.
gafded as heroes and martyrs. MedJcin.
has always been sabiec to revolutionary
disturbances. when DIS. Harvey and lem
ner announced their discoveries they were
held In contempt and ndiculs by an fncr,.i
uious and ignorant public, yet to-day fhe,
are received and honored by uii as bepefse-
tors. When DR.. Pierce announced his Dis
eovery, many seemed 10 doubt, and were
skeptieai concerning all medicines and doe
tors, bat proof OF merit has dispelled ali
donet- and to-day the Golden Medical Dis
coyery Is the standard remedy in curing
most obstinate diseases Of the liver ana
blood, having almost entirely superSe,l A
the old-lime sarpaTi.lss by reason Of Its a.
perior merits
NORWICH, Chenango Co. y. Y. Nov. 4 ls-s
IL. V f1ERcs, NJ. H..
W. an'cted with serofdlols affection
Oh one 81 my legs 1t was very troubI :
some Tor over two years, 10 much - tuat
coeii NOT wear a boot, and 1 lad to keen
my leg bNndaged. IL r. 'uited in a raw sor.s
" got SO hed tnat IL became a general tals
that would have 10 undergo aintyutation
OF the limb. One physleian told me- -
never saw such sore cured. 4 commenced
taxing your Golden Medical DisruV.rv !.
gelAer With your Pellets as Directs. on the
Sotties, ansi when had consumed SIX bOI +.
I o. discovery my leg was entirely we'll,
ana mas remained - ever since "a period OF
Two yearS-aud would not swap it for lily
wooden legs. Yours IT Nv.
JOHN sHATTUCE.
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DALLAS. rExAs.
4 ~ilERMAN WEDDING.
eve 81 thr Kettles 81 t1st Ssty becomes
uFtae-A oseat gostas Event

eve ur tiir Kettles 81 tnat gsty becomes
a nFiae-A UTest vostal Event
lf'st "Wednesday ulr people of-her-
man were az BEoc 20 tue approach Of
thv uuriiai- between Miss Alice Stin-
nrt. and Mr.. Iohu L Kennedy, both
&C tGat c.ty, Atbalcpaat eight in the
evening Soc Cumberland Freshly terrain
cAurch was crowded, awaiting the ar
rivm vt she hgh.y0utractinS parties.
The c1Ttcge arrived ana the wedding
party entered the church. The csre-
mopy being performed. the party re-
Turned 60 tho residence ~ the brides
father, whore a mUst delightful cola
ton bod tc,u prepared Afterwards,
the sherman baud discoursed sweet
stratus ilt THOSE vito wished TO chase
the hoLI- Wiil, dying feet, which they
did tiil two o'clock iu TIE morning.
For the benefit AZ cur lady friends,
We vii state that The bridge was at.
tiled In a ti4CH, goo grain silk, with
long train iooped with orange flowers.
pearl ieWelfNt Nehi etc. Inc dresses
OF the bridesmaids, Miss Belle Rich.
ards, and Miss Ella Savage, were white
tar!eion aud blue silk bodies, orange
bio SONS, etc. The brides dress was
frum a celebrated uoliste ia New
York. Miessrs. Tom Randolph and
W. n. Murdoch -ltsd as groomsmau.
Tie bridal party departed next day for
the north and east, anu were escorted
to the train 6y ). a.. Dsggy who scted
~ master Of ceremonies. THE HER.
Aip tenders IT, hearty congratulations
90 the newly married pair.
The MuBCBN WAGON IL sold only
rs Martin & Mslven, In Dallas, Texas.
--augi0d&wim
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The M~,nna.l. .aa Iaasle nseh.

Sherman Register: The Register had
9 pleasant call this morning from AIr.
Is. r. Neville, passenger aud travelling
agent Of the Memphis and Little Rock
railroad. whom the editor found to
have been az old eomrasie and prison
mate dnriug tho war. Mr.. Neville Is
bringing 70 the attention Of the tray-
cling public the very low rates Of fare
over biz Tnnds and the advantage Of
taking that route. The ratea are TO he
feuud In tho company . advertisement.
appearing in the Register. He In.
forms liz that the runaor that passen-
geu are delsted Il Louisville In get.
ting their drawback on tickets IL I'm.
tf1se. An agent passes through <the
train before Il arrives 1t LoaisviIle
and attends 70 the drawbacks, 10 that
pdsseugers are not delayed ) n,omant
foa GiAoinpett and points go
as&sf deeApH
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MonIan,i stnn,, ~.

The other day, n white boy was
driving with load OF wood through
the Cedess, when little darby ran
into the road and began 'chunklngp
him. a crowd Of boys on the side.
walk thinking Il rather funny, eyed
the dsrky on, and the black imp be-
gan g. take courage, thinking they
would back him, and threw more
chunks. ~ last, 10 make sure, he ran
up close 10 the wagon and threw one,
when the boy ou the wagon jumped
down, eaught the darby, and with one
blow, knocked ihbn down. Standing
over him, he said Ia the crowd who
had set the coon On, ~ am going TO
lick tins Niger, and ifone Of you come
any closer, I'll serve you the same.
way Re then set to work. and CAV
that darby a. sound threshing as he
ever got, ard the boys on the sidewalk
didn't seem at All Interested In the
matter either.
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Another weird.

Professor James G. Watson, OF the
Michigan University Observatory at
Ann Arbcr, has discovered another
planet. He has discovered . large
humber Of the asteroids and his word
viii be taken by the scientific world
With good deal OF credit He SAYS:
On the night OF August 8, I found Is
the constellation Of Capricorn planet
bitherto unknown. On account OF
smoky and cloudy weather / did not
succeed In observing It accurately nm
q last night It's now ia right ascen-
sion n hours and II minutes, and In
deciination Is degrees and n minutes
south. It shines like stzr OF the
e nth magnitude, and Is moving west
and north.
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COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

The monetary market l. somewhat string
ent for outside husi nssS. Int there l. Sfnpis.
funds for legitimate business and com tper-
81 nj purpossA
GOLD Having, large pieces %; small Of.
selling, large 4 "a siARh q.
SLY Eh-konafnhf
There Il OH little s,ti.d of silver in market
ENGHA NC E-f -cfsl fIlefris.! \ mr. cant
afsc6 mt. BANK I.sf
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Coasies~IaafBas The session OF the
national educational association Chased
lsat ntEhs- Tht exercises throughout
tfse sitting wefe u great Interest 10
eauestoFs. One of the especially prom
ifent features OF sile discussion was
tbs labor question Is relative to iDsIu-.
trial edSleaiion. Tie idea that tbs
time had e2use when chilarsn,s hands
SHOULD be teUgtls was received " IN
great favor. Tae project for the CO.
tshiishmeut OF nntiunal educational
bureau and one OF the last acts of ths
association was the appointment Of :
oon,lasttee 10 meEuorialize congress In
regard TO the plan.
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Reports from the rich counties of
kaufman, Red River, Johnson and
'shaekleford are incomplete, but suffi-
eient 10 indicate that they are abreast
with their sisters countles In the Coz.
ton-Sheat helt.
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GRAIN Am nor.nsrITYrs

WHEsNf-ReceIgts nlure liberal fully
esInau 10 the demand: No. 2 red p fsssI q
choies s. eisi "a; medium Esssl ~: lower
OATS 3gc.
RIf-Saue offered
HARLEY ? Ef,i-g1r.
EoHS Tex -, au Elisok gsa4la
HA Y.-sI tslssiU ~ 5es Lou; Hungarian and
Miiisi siogt2
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At the foot Of Lookout Mountain,
near Chattanooga, wss fought many n
hard battle during the VAR. On that
same ground, nearly forty year ago y
victory WAS gsins Il more elorioIIs than
any gained by our armies. A dy
WAS there discovered for liver diseases.
that excited the wonder Of scientific
men aud physicians Purely veget A.
bic, Il exeelled IN curative properties
The mineral siiuss, such as caiomel,
aud was a. harmless to the system and
alinoet A. pleasant "a the taste "a cof>
Zee. This wofl,i,fz.nons remedy i DR..
4. a. summons Vegetable Liver Med
lcine, manufactured by NJ. A. Tbed
ford & Co., Chsttanooga, Tenn. IL :
for sale by all druggists, who have Also
snnie trial packages which will lie
given 70 all applicants free of charge.
Jun27-d&wlm
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- - 1fAlla
f. NJ. Kahn q Bro. Justly claim this
egotisticai title, on account of their
having the most extensive stock o
well maize clothing in the city Of Ds
las, and as good as lie kept in Calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, and they propose 10 cell their
goods as cheap as the cheapest and
guarantee better goods, largest assort-
ment, best styles and latest fashions.
A glance at their stock vi convince
anyone As to the truth their Asser-
TONS They also keep a first-class
stock of mems fur sning goods, con-
sisting OF a compete stock of tnen's
hats, which they make q specially OF
Also, the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which they offer at extreme low figures.
They also keep en- hand the most com
piete and finest line0f neck wear and
hosiery In the city In view of the
above stern facts, we. can cheerullye
recommend all OF our citizens and the
public generally, 10 call around and
examine their stock, and We feel con-
fident that they will coincide with uin
and pronounee E. NJ. Kahn q Bros.
the leading clothing house
Dallas.
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Boston Post The Boston Pilot
whose inAdenee is consistently and al
ways for the best interests Of the large
constituency which it represents, hopes
that the good sense of the xorking1aerl
will keep them Aiaef from the Wild
schemes Of selfish dAnnegoesSeu who are
no = working up the idea Of IAb0rinR
M u party; and further says There
= I, 6eed for national labor party
except the demAgnessess reed, which
81 - AlWays. The txue labor reEdsnn
- q + - Hitle = civilisstion; II =
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THURSDAY. WEDNESDAY.
afddiing Upian,is ed 81
Middlmg Orleans - S-I6d 3.lsd
Sales. ESQ bales; speculation and ex port
900 Da rs; receipts so bales, all Amer can,
Futures l-a&i cheaper. UpIands low mid
ding clause September and October delivery
> <s-;I-di new crop shipped October and No
Vt.niber hy salt s I5-l6d.
y. m.-AtSdlfag Gpiands ; i5-l6d; mid
aiing ofleaGs al LoY middIing upiands
5ssai goo4 ordinary uplands sgd; orleans
uplands sd.
y. m---Uplands low Sniddling clause Oc-
teber and November delivery 5 Is-IGd: new
crop shipped October and November by
sail ) % sd,
5 ,. Ia.--Ssliss include 1900 bales American.
Futures hat Uplands l0w middling clause
August delivery 59sd.
new ORLEANS, August sS.-Night-cotton
Gull and lower Receipts net 81 bales: gross
% e1ports none. Sales p bales Stock q tgs
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