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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-31

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by the Egyptians, who adored her AS the
great benefactress Of that country, as she
instructed their ancestors IN the art of culti-
waiting wheat and barley.
THIS scene, indeed the entire pageant, was
Intended 10 show the progress m ade In GUS
TOMS sand principally fashlonsamong
the Aryans. Esch scene was selected more
with the idea Of introducing some special
style of dress, or ornament, or some design
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-31
Rex and His Cont.

This was represented by the figure of a
swan, on the back OF which stood the Merry
Youth, holding in his uplifted hand a goblet.
lie was almost buried meath profusion OF
lace, and on hts head he wore a display Of
golden rain-making n most fascinating pie
ture, and one TO attract, as IL evidently did,
the three nymphs seated about him. Rex Is
fulI of vssaries, rs is apparent by the fact OF
his custom Of changing the faces OF his vie
Tins into those OF animsls-as IL shown IN
the illustration. on the tail of the swan IS
posed, IN all HIS ancient grace, Sin Harie-
quin-cvtdently placed there 10 indicate the
proc.~s by which the changes. above men
Isn..i. were IN A.ia.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-31
F0LLYS REIGN.
Second Annual Display Of
the Mystic Revelers.
THE ARYAN RACE THROUGH
4I96 YEARS.
Illustrating the Fashions from
$4,000 B. G. TO A. ID. 1915.
A PAGEANTRY NOVEL, GRAND
AND INSTRUCTIVE.


The numerous tribes descended from
Japhet were assent led on the plains of
rsia-Minor, about the country now calle;
B.,otrls, from whence they migrated, 1917
years ago. and scattered all over the West
srn world, settling In and peopling Cbaldea,
Medoa, Egypt, india, Greecs, Rome, Turkey,
Italy, Austria, Northern and Western Rus
ala, Germany. France, spain, England and
all nations which have sprung from them,
becoming at once the domiuent race over the
ahorigines which they found IN these coun-
tries IN their migration westward. The
original language spoken In Bactria was the
ArtSuc, which Is the root of the sanscrit, and
to-day the root OF all languages spoken by
the white races OF the world, and Is the most
comprehensive In lie structure.
knowing these facts, his majesty, Rex. re
alizing that by presenting To his Lege sub
iects the different phases OF fashion through
which this remarkable race OF people have
passed would meet their hearty appreciation
and come within the scope OF their loyal
minds, he chose Its various changes the
best adapted TO this particular portion OF mis-
realm, aud accordingly presented the fol
lowing for their pleasure and instruction:
FIRST came
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-31
A Hunting Party,

| representing la iy and gentleman, mounted
on praueing steeds, csntering through the
bush. In their rear could be seen archer
In the act Of shooting eff his bow. The gen.
| tieman wore on his head a hat shaped like
an inverted coffee pot, with an opening on
the side for the face; he was arm ed with
shield and sword, carrying In his rig AT hand
| a pennant.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-31

The next ear presented an elegant room,
IN which were seated, on a dais, q lady and
gentleman being entertained by Jester,
who sat ON the lower step before them; In
the front, head erect and with proud mien,
stood Troubadour, playing on his instru-
tnent-an In the costumes OF the period, the
lady and gentleman looking particularly
attractive In the odd style but superb mag
nificence Of their dresses
The next, the twelfth car, introduced q
novel sight
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
MISS RODSON'S MISFORTUNE.

SHE ACCUSES HERSELF OF ISFASTIcrDE-wuAr
THE NBrGHDoRs SAY.
In one OF tho wards OF the Reception Hospital IN
Nnty ninth street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues
yesterday afternoon, pleasant, quiet-Acco, pretty
woman Of twenty-sx sat picking lint for the patents
In tho wards below. When Dr. Burnett, accompanied
by HERALD reporter, entered she simply turned her
face up his and extending her hand said, "wcll,
Doctor how Is my pulse today?" A special police.
Is kept duty at the hospital door night and day
to watch her. because by hcr acknowcdg gment she
is guilty Of inianticidc.
The facts OF the are these :-on January a. ut
quarter past four 10 tho afternoon officer Lamb Of
tho Twenty second precinct found IN lot adjoining
No. $50 West Fiity-nrss street, the body OF born
child, recently dead. Tho corpse was at once con.
veycd to The station house. whence, after examina-
sion BY the police surgeon, I. was conveyed TO the
Morgus Oniccr Lamb, after removing tho body, IN
sttuted inquiries among the ne.ghbors about tho
mother, MISS Henrietta Robson, thc prisoner.
Upon Interrogation. Mlm Robson told The
officer that sbs threw the iniaht out OF the ~in.
-snS~ bssAnAa sAa wAs aSrAld her erotAss Weua An1
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE or THE CnIEy SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, March 81 A. n.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or THE CHiEy SIGNAL OYFIcER
WASHINGTON, March 81 A. n.
Indications
For Friday Ia the South Atlantic States, falling
barometer, increasing northwest 10 southeast Winds
warmer, cloudy and rainy weather will prevail,
For tho Cult States falling followed by rising ba.
romcter, warmer southerly winds, cloudy and rainy
weather. except the southwest clear weather. fol-
lowed by winds shifting to colder northeriy.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer south.
wcst shifting to colder northwest winds, falling fol-
lowed by rising barometer, cloudy weather, with rain
or snow.
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys colder northwest winds, falling, followed by ris-
ing barometer, clearing weather and possibly light
snow.
For the lower lakes Increasing easteriy winds posi-.
bly, veering to warmer southerly, falling barometer
cloud ana rain.
For the Middle States southeast to southwest Winds
stationary higher temperatures, lower pressurcs
cloud and rain
For New England, southeast winds. rising, followed
by falling barometer. warmer clear, followed BY cloudy
weather and possibly rain or snow.
The rivers will generally rise.
Cautionary signals ordered for Lake Michigan
and tho South and Middle Atlantic coasts.
The New York herald., 1877-03-02

u out She was removed 20 the Twenty.seco pro.
clncs station house, where Dr. Waterman tho police
surgeon, was called In consequence OF his report
The prisoner was removed TO the Reception Hospital
where she could receive the care her condition re-
quircd Al the time OF her arrest, although haggard
walking TO and from the cab which conveyed her %
the station, ard The ambulance which she was re.
moved 10 the hospital
Miss Robson's brother Is well known business ma
OF this city He Is bacneior aud hts sister acted an
housekeeper for him. He had never dreamed OF any
such event in his sisters hfe and when he returned
tho day OF the arrest was dumbfounded by the
naws wr. y. kiaizlng, hts counsel, learned
that his sisters condition had long been sus.
pccted. Previous 10 her arrest Miss Robson had
been regarded quiet. noiiensve but weak minded
girl. She was subject to cpeptic nts, and had a.
times appeared to be entirely irresponsible.
Her counsel, as soon as the Coroner's examination
which begins to-day. In completed, Will apply for tho
appointment OF q committee OF physicians 10 report
upon his clients condition.
The New York herald., 1877-03-02

A synopsis Of the weather during the past month at
New York, recorded by tho Signal Service Observer
Is as follows Highest barometer, 80 5si inches on
the l4th lowest 452 inches. the 24.h mean for
the month. SOC inches. Highest temperature, 6s
degrees tho 22d lowest, II degrees, tho 18th
mean for the month, SO degrees range for the month";
a. degrees. Number OF clear days, s. cloudy, 9; on
which ram snow fell. 0; fair days, IL. Greatest
velocity OF the wind IS miles per hour. the 18th
prevailing wind northwest Mean Of relative humid.
ity for the mouth SO per cent. Comparative means
of temperature for February by years-1s7l, 81 de-
grees 1872 3is degrees; 1873 30 degrees 1874 81
degrees Is;a 249 degrees; 1876, 3l.G degrees, and
1877 SO degrees. Comparative precipitation in inches
for February, by ycars-ls'l, 2sG; 1879, LA; 1873
L7s 1874 24l; 1873, 323. 1885, $50, and 1877, Lo7
inches
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Franklin D. Gowcn, President OF the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company, and Thomas swinyard
OF Toronto, arc at the BrevoorL Congrossman-eiect
Leopold Morse, of Boston; Ex-Governor J. W. Stew.
art, OF Vermont, and Smith N. Weed OF Plattsburg.
~ Y. at the Filth Avenue. General James Craig,
OF Missouri Is at the ST. Nicholas j. Champion, General
Freight Agent OF the Great Western Railway OF Can.
ada, is at the 81. James J. n. Camden, OF West vr
g,nia. Is at the Hoffman Mayor Frederick o. Prince
OF Boston, is at tho Clarendon. Major Ciermont l.
Rest United States Army, Is at the Grand. c. r.
Young General Manager OF the Delaware and Hudsos
Canal Company, Is at tho Gilscy.
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
w WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT,

wAsHIxoros, March I, 1871
SENATOR SHERMAN TO BE SECRETARY OF THE
rREAsURY-cRIrIcIsMs OF REPUBLICANS on
THE COMING APPOINTMENT.
Senator Sherman tonight announced 10 several
friends that he had decided accept Secretary
OF the Treasury under President Hayes Tho report
occasions cons iderabic excitement hero among repub-
lcans. It was thought that Ohio could we'll do with
out Cabinet place, having already the President, the
General and Lieutenant Genera! OF tho Army, the Chief
Justice and Of the Associate the Supreme
Court The real friends OF specie payments are also
well pleased at the selection OF Senator Sherman
who has been reckoned here among tho sincere
friends OF resumption, but as one OF the numerous
class who have chosen TO play fast and loose this
subject for political purposes Mr. Hayes will stay at
Senator shermans house until he takes possession OF
tho White House.
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
CONFESSION BY A MOLL1E MA.
CURE.

PorrsvILLI, Pa, March !, 1871
Edward Kelly, young NoIlic Mcguire, who with
Michael Doyle murdered the Sd OF September 1873,
John +. Jones, a superintendent OF tho Lehigh and
wiIkesbarre Coal Company, AZ Lansford, Carbon
county, and who since that date has confined In
Mauch Chunk JAIL yesterday made full confession OF
his crime. Ho corroboraics in every particular
the testimony Of McParian, tho detective, and
kcrrigan, the accompllcc, and hays that he
would have confessed long ago had hc
known how lie also says that be did not
want TO commit the murder but afraid to back out
account OF tho consequences OF having cowardice
attributed to him by his brother members OF the An-
cent Order OF Hibcrnans Tho confession has caused
the greatest excitement throughout tho coal region
and u Is thought but the iorcrunncr OF others.
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
THE SIRENS OF THE TREASURY.
ATTEMPT TO KILL YEMALE xMPLoyE-PooR
SHOOTING By AN AFFLICTED RoMEo-A MYs-
Terry OF LOVE AND JEALOUSY.

ATTEMPT TO KILL FEMALZ XMPLoYE-PooR
SHOOTING By AN AFFLICTED RoMEo--A MYs-
Terry OF LOVE AND JEALOUSY
wAsHxGroS. March I, 1877.
An Intense commotion created In the Treasury
Department at about noon to-day by the appearance
OF gentlemaniy appearing person, VINO called al the
Trcasurcr's ofiice and sending q card INTO the re.
dsmption division upon which the Of Li,llcson
Was written, called out lady empoye said
to DO named Storer. aud Immediately upon ng her
In the passage fired two shots at her OF which
took enect however and, owing TO prompt intcr.er-
ference by Mr. Wilson. Chief OF the Loan Division, who
was attracted by the disturbance. the w0uld0e assas
sin was seized
ArrExPrxD SUICIDE.
Upon releasing him L.ttletou lred upon himself
though only iuncting slight injury
The cause OF tho shooting appears to be mystery.
AZ neither party has given auy explanation OF the
strange assault The lady went i'm mediateiy TO her
taken to the police station. When he irst
rested he said he complete the work he
had begun. but the way 10 to the station house
hoited some sign OF anxiety tor the condition OF tho
woman
AN EXCITED CROWD.
The halls and corridors Oi the treasury where the
shooting occurred, werc crowaed with excitod ani
frightened throng OF men and women immediately
alter the shooting all OF whom wero unable 10 give
explanation OF the event. and many OF whom u-
clined TO believe that another Mary Harris" episode
was being enacted. Some OF tho employees assert that
the man declared that tho he assaulted his
WIFE, but that she was employed here under diderent
name
IN rHg WAR DEPARTMENT.
Tho man Is said TO be clerk in the War Depart
mcnt. He appeared TO be drunk ut the time OF the
shooting HIS reckessncss vas very dangerous 10
many persons who were In tho hall ing tho loan
division AZ the time oi the assault
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
DON CAMERON INDORSED.

[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARRISBURG, Pa, March l, 1877.
In the Pennsylvania Senate to-day tho following
memorial signed by all tho republican Senator'S
and will be sent to Washington -
To THE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED SrArEs:-
Tho undersigned the republican members OF tho
Senate OF Pennsylvania, assuming that Pcuns ylvaua
will havc your Cabinet that representation 10 which
they conceive tho State Is justly entitled respectfully
urge upon you the retention OF Hon. Donald Cam.
eron tho present Secretary Of War, who Is the un-
doubted choice of tho party, and whose selection We
are satisfied will inurc to the benefit OF your admins.
tration OF the country
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, March l, 1871.
Tho following we're passed in the Senate to-day -
Mr. Maionc's bill for tho protection OF railroad and
other strikers the bill approprIating sljo0Oo 10 tho
Morristown Lunatc Asylum.
Me- Rahc's bill for the repeal Of the Jersey CITY
Legislative Commission has passed both houses,
and IS now 10 the hands OF the Governor.
The House spent the night session In The consdera-
tion OF the public Pruning bill, which was passed Us
reported from tho committee. Three sessions were
held IN zach House to-day order that tho calendars
might be exhausted so as TO allow the members to 20
to Washington to witness the inaugural ceremonies Of
President.elect Hayes.
Jersey Mutual 1lfc Insurance Company fraud. Mr.
Secretary OF State Kelsey had bill ihirod in the
Senate, which was passed by that body to-day
bill has Just passed the Senate which provides for
the payment OF about $400 900 arrearages OF wages
due by the New Jersey Central Railroad Company TO
It's employers II was introduced by Nj. Abbott. and
thcrc was no opposition to IT,
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
RAILROAD SOLD AT AUCTION.

ST. Louis, March l, 1877.
The Lexington and 81. Louis Railroad sold here
at auction to-day TO satisfy deed OF trust being the
first mortgage the road for 5000 00o The road was
Knocked down to Joseph Selgman. OF New York trus.
Tee Tor the bondhodcrs for $l50O00 Tho indebtedness
OF tho road outside OF tho above named bonds Is In
second mortgages for $4,000 and floating debt OF
100000 The road was formerly leased by the Mis-
souri, Pacific Company ana operated AS 'feeder' Of
that road. The road will probably be in the
connection hereafter.
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
A DIPLOMATIC QUARREL.

RUPTURE BETWEEN THE AMERICAN MINISTER
TO VENEZUELA AND oUzMAN DLASco.
Sr. THOMAS, Feb. IL, 1877
Mr. Russell, United States Minister 10 Venezuela,
wrote IL appears despatch, In which he said or in.
sinuated that all the Venezuelan officials were open 10
bribery. This coming 70 Guzman Blancos knowledge
be immediately broke on relations with NJ. Resell,
The latter 10 sxpeetsd here soon.
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
INCENDIARIES ARRESTED.

[BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD
HARRISBURG. Pa, March !, 1877.
Dr. John A. Hatton ana George Mccartney, of Ship.
pensburg. Cumberland county, wero lodged in jail
to-day for burning four stables in shppcnsburg few
nights ago. Alexander Matter. who has served several
terms in the Penitentary, has also been imprisoned
for participation IN tho arson. Before beng taken
into custody he made attempt to shoot the officer
who arrested him. Hatton WAS respected citizen OF
Shlppensburg until recently.
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

THE GOVERNMENT SUSTAINED BIZ A STRONG
MAJORITY
san FRANCISCO, March l, 1877.
A despatch from Victoria, v. l., says the govern.
ment was sustained on a division this evening by a
Of Is TO the clause In the address respecting
the railway.
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
BLOOD MONEY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD1
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Mnroh I. 1871
Anderson NJ waddelI, . gambler. we'll known In
Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago and New York. who
killed Al Kirkland recently, having been acquitted Of
tho criminal charge deposited S 900 TO be invested
for The benefit ot the widow and children
q Kirkland.
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
L'AAlERIQUE.
TpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

SEA BRIGHT, n. j., March l. 1877.
There Is nothing being dono toward floating tho
Amerique tonight The men arc all busy engaged in
shifting all the movable weight from her stern TO her
bow the purpose OF lowering her bow elevatng
her stern. This has proved They are now
blocking up her deck AS to bc in readiness for tho
new cabo that Is to arrive Saturday next She lies
easy, her stern considerably scaward They intend to
every possible eort In ,hcr Dext attempt to float
the unfortunate steamer.
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
OBITUARY.
DANIEL II. sTERLIN!

DANIEL II. STERLING.
Daniel H. Sterling President OF tho Connecticut Ma.
tona Bank OF Bridgeport Conn., and for several years
one the prom business men OF that city,
died suddenly yesterday morning At hts residence from
heart disease, at the age OF htty seven years.
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
STABBED By HIS BROTHER.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEWARK, ". j.. March l, 1877.
In quarrel at eleven O'Clock last night Charles Ry.
crson, OF No. 81 Arch street, Newark, stabbed his
brother Walter. The wound 10 probably fatal
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
GOING TO THE INAUGURATION.

CINCINNATI, March l, 1877.
special train, with capacity for 200 persons has
bccn chartered ol here for Washington on Satur
day night, convey people to witness the inaugural
ceremonies. Quite number lett tonight for that
purnoac
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.


Tho following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twcntytour hours In COM
parison with tho corresponding date OF last year. as
Indicated ny the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
Ii Ruildinc
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY DRAWS $4,000
every fifteen days Prizes cashed information furnished
Highest paid for spanish bills. governments &C.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers. II Wall ST., New York.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALI.
JOHN MATTHEWS. LIST ". and 2eth st., city.
WIGS TOUPEES.--G. RAUCHFUsS, PRACTICAL
Wgmaker. Switches CurIs, lnvsblcs, Bandeaux. 4f
East 18th st., near broadway.
So so, WORTH So GENTLEMEN'S SILK HATS;
nne Dcrbys 81 90 worth 81 IL New Church stairs.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
/iONSTIrUTioNAL DISEASES FROM BLOOD POI,
Oons puation taint absorption Of infectious Diseases
in Df. book free. tp
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
THE WEATHER IN FEBRUARY.

Average toinperaIure ycsterday 401i
Average temperature for CORES spo nding date last
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