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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-28


Julius Winter, IT,, Of Louisville, Is
registered at the Windsor
Colonel II. Il. Burnham, of Waco,
was In town yesterday.
Mr.. II. Hanscheke, OF the San Anto-
Mo Erie Press, paid The HERALD n
visit yesterday.
Colonel A. M. Lea, of Corslcana, il
In town and expresses himself IN de-
lighted with our fair.
\. w. Blount, jr., San Augustine,
Texas; M. Judy, Philadelphia, and
A. G. Anderson, Chicago, are at the
Windsor
Major Crooks, of the Sherman Cour-
Ter, il in the city and hohored THE
HERALD's sanctum last night with his
presence.
Mr.. Il. G. Reeves, highly esteemed
young gentleman OF this city, accepts
a position In Sherman and left last
night for that place.
Major George b. Campbell, Of that
sterling house of Wolston, Wells &
Vidor, Galveston, passed through on
his way to Fort Worth yesterday.
Mr.. II. III. Cushing, the well known
editor of the old Houston Telegraph in
its prosperous days, is in the city and
paid THE HERALD visit yesterday.
Ben b. Baird, president OF the
Smith County Fair association, has
been in the city since our fair has beer
in progress. He says the Smith county
fair will convene on Tuesday and con
tinue until Saturday.
The HERALD is sorry to learn tina
Captain Walker, Of the firm OF Conno
u Walker, was so unfortunate AZ t
spill some carbolic acid in his face
Happily his eyes escaped, and though
the burn was very painful it is moth
ing serious.
Miss Cora Lee Wilson, beautiu
Shreveport belle, has been in the city
several days and left yesterday TO
home. While here she certainly Sc
many tender hearts to beating. A
the Commercial Travellers ball tn
other evening she was the center OF al
admiring throng OF both sexes. W.
a
trust our fair friend will always thinl
kindly OF Dallas and the SINGER
friends she leaves here.
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Knepfly, the leading jeweler of Dal-
las, has an unusually large stock of
fine jewelry, silver-ware, watches,
clocks, and, indeed, everything one
might expect to find in such an estab
lishment. But Knephy's strong hold
is fine goods, especially diamonds, OF
which he assures us he has a large
stock on the way, among which are
two very fine solitaires, said to be the
prettiest stones ever sent to Texas.
Knepfy is not only q good jeweler,
but he Is u man of cultivated tastes,
and our friends can rely upon that as
implicitly as upon his fair dealing. No
house in Texas stands better in all re.
spects. Having large capital, they
can give their customers the advan.
tage cash purchasers always possess
oyer those who buy on time. We
have looked through this stock, and
can say OF u truth, that 1t is Just
suited for the wants of the country.
Go and see them and be assured that
all We have said of them Is literal
truth. Dallas has few houses Of
which she is 30 proud, and certainly
none deserve their success more. We
intend to take look at those solita.
ries when they arrive, poor as we are.
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A Big business,

The famous clothing house of e. NJ.
Kahn II Bro. has been crowded with
customers every day the past week,
and the sales have been very large.
No wonder either, for II Is almost an
impossibility for person in search of
clothing to enter this house and 20
away without purchasing. Although
they have sold many suit OF choice
goods and stylish overcoats, they have
many more of the same sort LEFT. Their
fall purchase being very large, the sale
of dozens Of suits does not affect the
stock but little. If you wish nobby
business suit or fine overcoat, or
furnishing goods Of the latest and
neatest patterns, Kahn Il Bro. g IS the
place to get them, at prices to suit
yourself. Corner OF Elm and Lamar
atraafa
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Reed d LnlhrOD.

The attention of visitors to the fair
has very generally been attracted in
the pavilion to the display made by
ohr friends, Messrs. Reed a. Lathrop,
booksellers and statiOners In this city.
Arranged with genuine taste, is a great
variety Of stationery, blank books, wall
paper, notions, mouldings, picture
frames, papeteries, etc. Their stock Is
so extensive, they have been enabled
to make II fuller display than anyone
else in northern Texas can make.
Their stock of mercantile stationery, in
particular, 10 large enough to meet all
the demands In this market. The lib
erality and business enterprise of this
firm is well known to our readers gem
orally. We are pleased to learn that
they secured the "bue ribbon" for the
finest display in their line. This Is as
1t should be, for they are entitled to
this consideration and reward.
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Nip and Tuck.

Tomorrow night, at the operahouse,
the Wallack combination open in the
play CT Nip and Tuck. The company
and play are very favorably mentioned
by the press throughout the country.
Among the many favorable comments
We clip the following from the Kansas
City Times Of a recent date:
On last evening, at Coates opera
house, large audience was In attend
anne upon the sensation and society
life melOdrama of Nip and Tuck To
write the history Of the play would be
to more than epitomize the romance
and stirring scenes, which creep In,
form palt and become gradually the
framework OF most OF lives. 1t Ia I'm
the naturalness of the characters aud
actors that Wallack's troupe excels.
and Is worthy of study and liberal sup
port. Many of our most fashionable
ladies were present last night at the
OF Nip aud Tuck, and IL
Is worth the price Of admission to see
In one cluster so much of beauty and
loveliness. To see the lorgnettes drawn
out In the dress circle, and so carefully
adjusted as though each was expected
to bring down royal game; to hear the |
rustling OF silks and coquettish fiutter.
Ing generally, to catch the perfume of |
exquisite toilets, which enables croak.
ing fogies and cross old gents TO sniff
The odors OF heaven they scarcely be-
ieve In and can never enter; these
which make first class
heatricals fashionable and entertain.
ng. But with such company before
10 Wallacks the pleasure Is trebled.
70 see Weber as Nip, the chief OF the
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Let no gentleman, who loves the
memory of those brave men who suf-
fered and died for the 'lost cause, -
forget to go and hear the eloquent
father tonight, at the Catholic church.
We owe It to the memories of those
four years Of struggle, we owe it to
Father Ryan and we doubly owe to
ourselves. We suggested yesterday
that our military companies attend
church in uniform. We repeat that 1t
would only be a fitting compliment to
the tenderest and bravest preacher
that ministered to our suffering sol.
diers during the war. Father Ryan
will receive the warmest welcome from
the warm-hearted citizens OF Dallas,
irrespective of religious creed or polit.
ical prejudices.
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Jail Prisoners make m Brenh

Thursday evening, as officer Phares
entered one Of the cells of the Jail, In
which there are confined some twenty
negroes, one named Anderson Wells
threw a lot OF red pepper in his eyes,
binding him, when he and others at.
tempted to escape. Wells had cleared
the yard and had gained the opposite
side OF the street, when the officer
pulled down on him, commanding him
to halt, which he concluded TO do. Not
one escaped, and Officer Phares de-
serves credit for the manner In which
he acted, suffering, as he was, from the
effects of the pepper. Wells Is the ne
gro who was incarcerated for stealing
a lot OF money from q Chinaman.
Sheriff Moon has made him the recipi.
ent OF a strong, substantial chain, worn
on the ankles and around the neck.
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On Monday, the GOT h of October, the
North Texas Fair Association will offer
purse of three dollars and seventy
five cents for the fastest jack or jen-
nette, one mile dash Ito rule); three
dollars to the first, fifty cents to the
second and twenty-five cents to the
third. One nickle entrance. Entrance
money added.
Judges--Colonel Kerr, Jules Schnei.
der and w. G. Connor.
Entrance must be made at the secre.
tary's office at the fair grounds, by
ii a. M, Monday. Race to commence
at IL m.
4 II H,rDrunpn Aanrainry
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LIBERAL LEAGUE.

Prom nent Men Among Hts officers
Nomination of Presidential Candi-
dates for 1850 Postponed Until Next
Year.
ROCHESTER,, October 27.-The Ma
tional League organized to-day with
the election OF Il. L.. Abbott, of Boston,
president and forty vice-presidents.
Among these are II. q. Ingersoll,
George w. Julian, o, b. Frothing-
ham, Elsner Wright and Robert Col
lier. A platform was adopted advoca-
ting the total separation of church and
state, national protection for national
citizens, and universal suffrage.
Later-The congress augmented to-
day by the arrival of many delegates.
1t was decided to postpone the nomi.
nation Of presidential candidates for
1880, for u year. Letters of greeting
were received from various societies,
and several addresses were made.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

A Passenger TrAin on the Texas ana
Pacific pitched nnd Several rhHsen'
gers IniuTed,
An accident occurred on the Texas
and Pacific railway beyond Wills
Point Friday night TO the west bound
passenger train caused by n broken
rail, The engine and tender passed
safely, but the balance Of the train.
consisting ofa baggage'car, two coaches
aud the sleeper'car were thrown from
the track aud overturned, Some Of
the passengers were injured, but our
reporter, owing TO the retlclenoe of the
railroad officials could learn but few
particulars Of the accident, and moths
Ing positive concerning the number
hurt. The train last night with the
injured arrived about nine o'clock. A
Mrs, Asby had her arm broken, and
Mr.. William Little and wife were
badly injured. Mr.. Little Ia farmer,
of Hutchlns. DR.. Richardson who had
his foot bruised and other hurts, Ia at
the LeGrand. A telegraph operator
was also slightly cut, hut was on duty
ut the Union depot last night.
This is all the names our reporter
could learn and probably IL all that
are anyways dangerously or seriously
hurt, though all on the train were
more or less shaken up. The road has
been very fortunate az regards accl.
dents since built, this, we learn, being
the first one OF n serious noture.
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A Card.

AT a special meeting of the Texas
Commercial Travellers association, held
Saturday evening, October q, the fol-
lowing motion was adopted:
BE II resoiUcd, That the Texas Com
mercial Travellers association hereby
extends its cordial thanks to the ladies
and gentlemen Of Dallas W no so kindly
and efficiently lent their aid to the
success OF the late banquet given by
the ASSOCIATION.
That We also remember with kind
ness the part taken by Messrs. Fac.
Toliver, II. X. Wheelock and q. w.
Gains.
&c. BUCRNER, President
7. q. COTTON, Secretary.
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I Russia and Turkey would on cours
agree
by which their mutual claims az once could
settled be-
let Turkish statesmen cease to Try and
never for peace hope
Until they pay the Russians Ia full with
KITCHEN CRYSTAL SOAP.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Ex.Presidoni GrRut IN Paris The
Diplomatic hreeze In areeh Matters
The New York Master masons-.-
Parliament PTOTOgued,
PARIS, October 27,-Several repre-
reaentatives OF french newspapers
have interviewed ex.President Grant,
but found him very reticent He de-
clined to express AN opinion on the
political situation here, He said his
first impression OF France was that II
was n prosperous, well ordered and
happy country.
LONDON, October '27,-Parllament
has been further prorogued to Deem
Der 10.
The Daily News says the Master
Masons will prosecute men who at
tempt passage from America under
contracts TO work and further rendered
themselves liable by actually entering
upon work AZ contracted, II they per-
sist In acting with the strikers.
ATHENS, October ~. The Earl Of
Derby, British minister of foreign
affairs, has sent note TO the Greek
government declaring that the British
government never intended to ques-
ton Greece's liberty Of action and rec
ommends respect Of treaty obligations,
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A Family Murdered and the House
Then fired

CINCINNATI, October 27.-An un.
known person entered the house OF Il.
s. Money, a toll.gate keeper on the
Circleville pike, two miles north Of
Chillicothe, Ohio, last night, shot Nc
Vey through the heart and his wife
through the head, killing both In.
stantly. A little girl, the only other
occupant Of the house, hearing the
shooting jumped out of bed and es.
capped. The murderer, after ransack.
ing the house for plumber, set fire to 1t
and escaped to the woods.
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A Coed Firm,

Some three weeks ago The HERALD
mentioned the fact that the house of
DIR. p. Hendricks had been struck by
lightning, shivering the walls, and do.
Ing considerable damage. The doctor
Informs us that the agent of the manu-.
faeturers Of the rod that il on his
house, called at once and adjusted the
Injuries that 1t had sustained. The
name Of this firm is the Cole Brothers
q Johnson, OF St. Louis. The reason
the house was struck, was that the
doctor had caused too many receiving
and not enough discharging rods
placed on 1t. This Ia undoubtedly the
ostsuperior rod In the market, known
as the iron twelve.sixteen rod, which
has met with sale that Ia unsurpassed
by that Of any other sold In the state.
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

See Mr.. Cushing's advertisement
In this mornings HERALD.
Those attending the fair cannot do
better than to stop at the National
hotel. Good tables, etc, at moderate
rates.
1T is impossible to over.estimate
the value Of Giles Liniment Iodide
OF Ammonia In the treatment Of the
diseases of animals, as well M Of man,
1t Is the great panacea In horse ma
ladies. For sale by Conner IL Walk
Or, druggists, Dallas. Texas.
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FOriy.OnO Melons.

DR.. ]. b. Turner, of Johnson's Sta
ton, yesterday brought.us the root of II
watermelon vine upon which grew the
astonishing number of forty zone large
melons, ranging from ten to twenty.
five pounds in weight, and all Of which
fully matured and ripened, and were
delicious. Now gentlemen, who can
show a better record than this?
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firm Of detectives, or 20 watch Filapat-
rick as Tuck, the Junior partner II bet
ter than feast. And then such II vii
lain US you are, Mr., Wallack. IL IL
with sincere, earnest appreciation OF
the Legitimate, society drama that the
Walla1ka are commented, In all their
personations, II last nights play he a
satisfactory initiatory, Lemons tonight
should draw an OvercrOwded house.
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TTusise's sale.

On tibet 9Th of NOyen bel, nj the court
house, In Dallas county, well sell the
property In the Lamar hotel % satisfy
a debt Of one thousand dollars under
deed Of trust from II, A, CobOt TO Min
erya Root n, 70. ROOF
Dallas, Texas, Ocl8, tinOyB
who Cut Ihe BeRUiiiai cherry Tree
OF high prices and disturbed the pulled
up aud vain glorious idea OF u monop'
oily? We cannot, cannot tell lie.
TnE NEW CHINA STORE DONE TT,
Buying goods at bottom figures and
ellin Y them ut reasonable prices. And
profit Is such an unusual thing In this
line inthis part Of the "moral vine
yardn that the oldest inhabitant IL as
tonIshed, and the make'believe cold
reliable" Ia about to cut himself to
pieces through fear OF being cut out.
The prices wa cut, like shears NO keen,
We cut not ourselves, but those between.
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swine Dying Rapidly OF the Horse
Diseass-InOk 10 Your Pork

New YORK, October 27.--An At.
lanta county, New Jersey, dispatch
says that the horse disease, which pre-.
vailed extensively in other sections,
has arrived here in most viru,ent
form. Already nearly fifty horses and
mules have succumbed, and now swine
are dying rapidly. People in this vicin-
lily are killing pork to prevent them
from falling victims.
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The sewing machine presented to
Hook and Ladder Company No. 2, by
the Singer sewing machine company,
was rallied of yesterday at the fair
grounds, under the management OF
General w. l.. Cabell and DIR. Crow
dus. Sixty tickets were sold, and the
fortieth number, possessed by Mr.. A.
Dysterbach, drew the machine. The
company realized $50 out of the ma.
chine.
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brooklyn Travel,

Passengers for Brooklyn, New York,
VIA the Panhandle and Pennsylvania
line, are now transferred by steamboat
airect TO Fulton street wharf, Brook.
iyn, Immediately on arrival at Jersey
City, thus avoiding the two ferries and
the disagreeable transfer across Nav
YORK city. This will be found very
great convenience by Brooklyn travel.
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Happy tidings for nervous suffer
els, aud those who have been dosed,
druggcd and quacked. Pulvermacher's
Electric Belts etlectually cure prema-
ture debility, weakness and decay.
Book and Journal, with Information
worth thousands, mailed free. Ad-
dress Pulvermacher Galyanlc Com
pany, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Ball OF the Texas Commercial Travel.
er's Association,

Among the many beautiful and ele-
gantly dressed ladies at the ball given
by the Texas Commercial Travellers
Association, on Friday evening last,
we noticed Miss Cora Lee Wilson, of
Shreveport, Miss Halle Afford, Miss
Annie Raney, Miss Lula Bell, Miss
Annie Barksdale, Mrs. Colonel Hughes,
Mrs. Taber, Mrs. Barnett Gibbs and
Mrs. Mcclellan, all OF whom added
much to the pleasure of the occasion.
Miss Wilson Is the acknowledged belle
of Shreveport, and being visitor in
our city, we deem 1t proper to say she
was the centre OF attraction, and her
grace and beauty.won the admiration
ofall present. We hope she may visit
our city often, and always meet with
reception as she has during her pres
ent visit. We would like to mention
the names OF all the ladies present, but
our space will not permit. We can
say, however, that for tasty dress and
fine appearance, no other assem- blage
of ladies in Dallas ever excelled this
one.
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NOnI.

Remember the only place that the
celebrated Indian territory coal can be
had is at the Dallas coal yard, corner
Market and Wood streets. Special in.
ducements offered to parties wishing
to put In winters supply. Orders let
with the Dallas lee Company, Market
81 between Main and Elm, will receive
prompt attention.
octlB-lm Il. G.. CHILDS, proprietor
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The Arrest Of the Chum Of John Yves.
ley Hardin.

WHITING, Ala, October 27.-Henry
Sutton, the faith er-in>law OF Brown,
Bawn and Mccall, aud the chum OF
John Wesley Hardin, was arrested
near this place last night by Sheriff
Hutchinson, Of Escambia county,
Florida. This abont disposes of the
gang which has so long bid law def.
ance hereabouts.
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Dallas City Lumber Yard.
The DaIIas Coffee and Spice Mills Com.
pany.

TITO UhIINS VOITV0 HHU 5DICB NTII1B VOIn-
pany.
For the convenience of their city
customers, they will call once u week
at the doors of those who desire it, and
furnish them with fresh roasted and
ground coffee, fresh made Texas
baking powder, Texas yeast cakes and
fresh and pure ground spices, ali at
lower rates than any other party not
selling their goods. Call and give
them your name and location, or drop
postal card and giving same, to box
500, and the delivery will promptly
call each week-take your order and
deliver goods. Remember they manu-
facture and prepare their own goods,
and guarantee satisfaction. oct.l6.tf
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The BoiIOm In Doi Out Of Nil prices
at the new China store, and still our
prices are lower than any concern with
no bottom. Come and see for your
selves, and bring your friends and
"the strangers within your gates :"
with yOu.-O25-2t
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Gni The nn..i

ls 1t? Very well, II cutting OF prices
Is to be done, you can rest assured
China Hall can cut as deep and lasting
as any house In the state, aud the pub
lie would best take advantage Of the
present deep cutting; for when people
begin to count up the profit and loss
account the cutting process usually has
to be abandoned, but the last to abap.
don 1t you will find 70 be China Hall
next door to Sanger Bros, on Elm
street. oois,
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The excursion TO Longs Lake to-day
is to be one of the most enjoyable
affairs which has distinguished the
season 30 far. Every preparation has
been made. Mr.. Meisterhans begs us
to say that no doubtful characters will
be admitted. Tnis rule Is imperative.
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Weddings are always more mum.
erous in the fall and winter than at
other seasons of the year. Young men
contemplating matrimony can pur-
chase elegant wedding suits very cheap
at Sanger Bros. '-o2S.5t
-Pnre home made apple cider at
Adams u Co.'s.-tf
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-Cummins d. Davis haye several
fine farms in the neighborhood of Dali
las for sale on favorable terms. Apply
at 1903 Lamar street. s29-lm
Choice northern onions and pota-
toes at Haggart's. TT
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@-Their is certain dignity attached
to u well-dressed man. A Richelieu in
rags would lose his power. BE we'll
dressed, and at Sanger Bros you can
obtain what is wanted, cheap. -o23.5t
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.

If you want to save d hundre
dollars in the purchase of a buggy, 20
TO Orr's. -tf.
Go to Hagarts' for sourkraut.- If.
Under wear in all grades have ar,
rived at the New York clothing house.
Off
Adams & Co. solcits consign-
ments.-tf.
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Dallas city Lumber Yard,


The wonderful display of the above
goods, at the New York clothing house,
at such low prices, attracts the atten-
ton of all in quest of fall and winter
goods. Over two thousand suits have
arrived, and will be sold as low as the
material would cost without making.
Save time and trouble, and bring your
boys to the New York clothing house.
-l9-tf
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The Bottom Is Omt On All Prices

of igoods at China Hall, and you can
buy there in the "handsomest estab-
lishment of the kind" anything and
everything in the way of house fur,
nishing goods. Bring your friends,
the strangers in our city to China
Hall, and you will hear them all,
whether they come from large cities
or the country, express the same
opinion: "Neither stock, display Of
goods or low prices can be excelled
anywhere. n-o24 st.
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.

Parties having houses, stores or
farms to rent cannot do better than to
put them in the hands of Cummins Il
Davis, 100 Lamar street. s29-lm
-Burlaps sacks at Haggarts.--tf.