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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-30

Philadelphia Bulletin; lisa matter
for conmalululiou that the national
honrd Of trade Inns adopted resolution
demanding thnt the resumption act
shah roman and that congress shall
adopt measures for fulfilling with great
or certainty IFS purpose This body
represents, not crowds Of ignorant men
who have no comprehension Of the laws
of finance or the real Moods Of the coun'
try, bat the busiaess men of thc nation
men who are capable Of paFpiug the
question in all It's details, aud who have
the yc.y deepest interest ia bringing
about return Of that prosperity which
Is wanted alike by the merchant and
the mechanic, the capitalist and the
laborer
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SENATOR EDnUNDs is another Of lhc
prosidcnt,makers who now finds fault
with the work Of his own hands More
particularly does he object TO the vior
lent elimination Of the olliceholdor
from politics But the senator ought
TO take heart from recent developments
of The policy" Cabinet officers all
ready take the stump, Cornell has not
resigned. and tho reformation back
wards will soon he complete,
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OuR dispatches this morning illus
trato Magyar magnanimity and is
characteristic of the humanity and de.
votion to principle of the followers of
Kossuth When the Ilungarians were
oppressed, they shook all Eworo and
America in their desperate efforts to
free themselves. Now they make use
of that freedom by celebrating the te
deum in honor of Turkish victories,
and praying in the principal churches
of their cities for the perpetual enslave-
ment Of their Sclavic kindred in Servia
and Bulgaria
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-30

THE Cuban League of the United
States has issued an address TO its mem.
bers, which has the merit Of stating in
definite language the situation as ii APPS
pears TO American citizens with Cuban
sympathies. The statement is. 10 brief,
that while the act of 1918 is equally dis.
tinct in forbidding aid in hostiliiies
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
THURSDAY MORNING August 3D.

Tur scptembor.octobor number of
the North Amaicm Repicw will contain
m article on "The Recent Strikes by
Thomas A, Scott, president of the Texas
and Pacific railroad company, and also
one entitled Fair Wages" by "a
GLriknrn
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a9ajlg 45eralA

Tmn DAILY nHRALniH published ovoy
morning, eEdopt ON Monday, nt $40 pc
Rnnum in fdYanenj portage prpnnld on
~ CENTS ner week delivered Ia tho CITY
TINS WFngLY HERALp ~ published ey0ry
Saturday morning ~ " 90 peryeHl, post
ngo prepaid,
ANY HRrIaEIsa nATHal ono squire ien mos
n0npnr0lD one time " go 0iOll huhhtqu.n ~
insertion, 10 nnnA, special rnlhA FOR Woukly
monthly ana yeuly hdVofllselh'
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annwne. Tho bcolwhon oynmiuod pt
Chicago was found 20 ho perfectly sweet
ne the day II WAS FIRST pat Ia Che cars
hore, The Importance Of the succcls OF
the experiment cannot bo over eatlma
tod, and wo may now expect 10 SOC lhe
Refrigerator works Ia Wll blast
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Result OF Denisen's Refrigerator Rx.
pertinent,

CIesset The two car loads Of beef
recently shipped from this city TO Chi,
cago by the Refrigerator company as
an experiment, has proved success
beyond the expectations of the most
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EVER pUBLTsaED,
Medical dOIl0@0
of AhAHAIA.


q II M . = L Il.
The winter course OF Lectures 40 tblE M
siitutiOn Will commence ON the lih OF no
Yamber next, and close April /, ISIS.
The preliminary course viii begin about
the middle OF October, 10 which tmy the di-
reotDry rooms VIII be oleu.
The College has always been well patron
lied by Texas student', and reference u
made 10 It's many graduates, in various
parts Of the state.
For circular and further particulars mp
ply to W. II. AN DERSDN, VI. -,
Dean ofthe I Guilty,
Mob lie, August |, 1877. ausjditw2m
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TS'O HOTEL KEEPERs-Just completed
a Hnd Torrent on reasonable terms, one Of
tho handGOmest, ARREST aud most comiurtas
bio hotel buildings 10 its size IN the state,
containing seventeen rooms, besides cook
and servant rooms. Situated mt the new
town of Ferguson on the Texas aud Pacific
railway nj tn junction with the Central
V0NaH Marrow Gungo or Tyler Tap railway.
The entire patronage ana Influence of this
last named road ~ guaranteed 10 thlH house,
and with proper efforts several daily meHl
trains II is hulieYod can be hpd FROM the
Texas and Pacific railway, None need ap-
ply but flrst.cass applicants, ana those who
are sbtc TO furnish and run the house Ia
goOd aBts. An eating house Is badly needed
~ this point. Address W. Q. ROBARDS
tyler, Texas. aug-3Im
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DOARDlNG,-Plonsa ana airy rooms
ID with or without boHrd, ~ Mrt. Slmp.
sons, corner Main nnd lurWO0d streets. All
modern conyruiouces iu DE house, hulG-2w
NNASHlNuTON house Parties wish
w Ing good board and comfortable rooms,
WIN southern exposure, would 10 well 10
chl ~ tho Washington house, No. 1la Mar.
hrtNrNot Board Oun dollar pur day, or ave
dollnrs per week. N, NJ q SRO, Proprietor,
auIl lm
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FURNISHED ROOM a pleasant room,
T furnished, Rent moderate. CONVENIENT
to business, Southwest corner Wood and
Austin streets. uug2l-3t
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TQ'O RENT-A farm near the rnilroad, with
j about ono hundred acres In ultivHtlOn,
hy German, Address II f., this Oillce. u22m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-30
Wantod Female Help.

4 TTENIlUN TEACH RS-An assistant
~ teaouer Qady IS wanted Immediately.
SHl9ly $50 per month, References required.
Address +, o. Box l6J, WaXahaohio, IrXns.
Iuul-9W
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~ OTrAGE--A neat outage, with four
" rooms, and tho best wen Of water In
town. Apply ON premises, 622 Browder
street. auR}l-u
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4 HALF INTEREST in a thoroughly es
~ tabliShrd and tine paying business, re-
curing little capital, The best OF reference
required. For Information apply to j. +.
Murphy N Co., real estate agents, No. 100
Lamar street. uug22tf
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MONEY MONEY!! MONEY l!!-A fine
WI farm, within three miles OF Dallas for
sale or reut, for cash. Good land, good fenc-
Ing good buildings and good spring water
one hundred aud twenty-five acres IN Guilt
walton. Twenty-Five acres very due cotton
in the held for sale, A large amount OF pro-
duce. farming utensils ana stock for sale on
the place, horses, cattl and hogs. Apply to
JOnn NJ. OrOOkett, on Tho prNmiNea Rn2ldlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-30

ID DAN iOlsNE--A rom horse, uu huudi
~ whitn spot ~ lOlrheHd, collar Wp. b. pn
mnl0, HAD nn tAdHlr enc bllln Whom 'ah
soon, ANY information luuAt No. gul MWu
street win hH HuItrhb rewarded, bupIu--t
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I, EMPLOYMENT M THF COUNTRY "A
~ family pfiOuT wants Oh Ru ou o. Iilmt
thtcu tp pl,li cotton unu QUO good rp"t,
Good reference, luqulrr 40 Doctor uuurHn'H
drug store, Mckinney AlIoot nug2 '-bl
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Miscellaneous Wants.
For Sale.

CALLnt Merchants Exchange, Gl2 Film
Y street, and try the bal as Fuvorito asst
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-30

NOR SALE CHEAP-A we'll established
l. and paying cprrlaga ana wagon manu-
featuring establishment In this city. En-
gu 10 OF the editor of The Herald aug28lw
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4 AND-30 acres of No. | land two aud one.
1 half miles from Dallas, on the Green.
vile road, under q plank fence with six
teen acres In cultivation. Running water
about nine months In the year. 1t has IN
artificial lHko ON the branch with water
su.nolent to float any steam boat on the Mis-
sissippi river. A splendid place for dairy or
gardening purposes. Apply 90 the under
signed on the premises a. IL. HARRIS.
Rugll I'm
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EOUNrN MA'S-Maps + Dallas, Denton,
y Ellis, Collin aud Graysun counties for
sale mt zach, HuSACk ~ JONES, Real
Estate agents, III Austin street. augl2-lm
by W. Z. StCKLES-aO,UOO ACRES OF
~ LAND ON long time. Real Estate
Office, No,2il Main street, near postotiice up
tuirs, Dallas, Texas. iuS-tf
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-13
A Bank Safe Tampered With.

The Binghamton, N. Y, Republican of
Tuesday evening says: The West Win
field National Bank has met with serious
misfortune and has been unable to transact
its regular routine of business since Tues
day, the 23rd ult. Upon that night the
safe and vault of the institution was Sc
.curely looked for the night by the clerk,
Henry Wheeler, young man, son of the
cashier.
On the day following every possible
means was devised to open the safe door,
but the lock had become in some way
broken, and the bolts refused to turn back.
Expert lock-makers and safe manurac-
turers have been employed night and day
drilling and in other ways trying to reach
the contents of the safe. The mystery as
to whether the safe was robbed and the
lock was broken by burglars will be solved
probably by Thursday, as at that time it is
thought the work of getting into the safe
will be accomplished. The safe, when last
locked, contained about 5000, 900 worth of
yaluables and money.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-13
Shot and Killed by YOunu Girl.

A special from Columbia, s. c., says
The monotony of the State trials was bro
ken to-day by a hearing on application for
a writ of habeas corpus in the case of a
young girl, 16 years of age, who was COM
mtted to Jail this morning. The case is
peculiar one and has created a sensation in
this section.
The circumstances are as follows, in
brief: The young girl, Miss Sallie Wood,
returned to her home, about twenty miles
from Columbia, yesterday evening, and
there found neighbor, Samuel Henry,
awaiting her arrival. She invited him into
the house which they entered together,
when Henry quickly seized her. violently
attempting an assault.
The girl, however, succeeded in freeing
herself from his grasp, and obtaining a
pistol from the next room, returned imme-
diately and fired upon her assailant with
such deadly effect as to kill him instantly,
the ball penetrating his breast. Henry was
a married man and the father of three
children. The families of both parties are
respectable, well-to.do country people, and
have been intimate for years.
The young girl, accompanied by her
brother.in-law, came to Columbia this
morning and surrendered herself to the
officers of the law, going quietly to Jail,
from which she was released few hours
later on consent, an order being entered re-
quiring $1,000 bail, which was quickly
found. She may be subjected to the in-
convenience Of trial, but has been &C
quilted already by the powerful verdict of
public opinion.
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Married on the Spot.

The Olean Record relates the following !:
"'l'll marry any girl in the room that will
have me- said half-tipsy young fellow.
'I'll take you, said fresh, clear-eyed
young girl of H. And in half an hour the
two were married and being congratulated
by their friends. This actually occurred
only few weeks ago in the near vicinity
of Franklinville, in this county. The
occasion was Country dance, the partioi-
pants were farmers son and a farmers
daughter, neither Of whom had exchanged
word with the other until the above scene
occurred. The young fellow had been
drinking and thought he would say some
thing smart and astonish the girls with
his audacity. The girl, however, had
heard that he was good fellow and be-
ing moved by that spirit which will not
take dare if death come took him at his
word. They are now living with the young
fellows parents, and are studying each
others character at their leisure"
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ingenious SWindIe in Pork.

A pork packer of Indianapolis is entitled
to credit for the discovery of new swindle.
While bartering for car load of hogs
he noticed that the backs of his favorite
staple were covered with mud, and an ex-
animation of the floor of the car revealed
to him the fact that the alIuvial accumula-
tion was not matter of accident but of
aesign, several hundred pounds of clay of
wonderful adhesive properties having been
Systematically thrown upon the floor and
'dashed with water, to which the hogs, with
their well known propensities for wallow-
dng, had gone with relish. He did not
buy, but later in the day heard that the
drover had sold to another packer and was
Dragging loudly that he had not only saved
shrinkage but received more than $37 for
the mud that encrusted the backs of his
porkers.
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6 A Complete Pictorial History OF the Times
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The Earthquake.

I he districts Of northern New York and
the States of Vermont, Now Hampshire.
Massachusetts and Connecticut and through
the st. Lawrence Valley we're severely
shaken by an earthquake on Tuesday
morning. Accounts from various points
along the line of disturbance agree as to
its occurrence about two O'Clock, but the
places affected seem to have experienced
the shock in lesser degree in proportion
TO their distance to the southwark of a inc
generally parallel to the st. Lawrence river.
or course it is difficult to define the line of
greatest disturbance, on account of absence
of accurate data and the tendency of OBJ
servers to exaggerate their experiences |;
but enough is known to indicate that the
earthquake wave passed from west to east
over considerable area of territory with
extraordinary rapidity. Terrestrial dis
turbances of this character are happily rare
in these northern latttitudes.
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ENSTATE NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
IL that Letters of Administration on the estate
OF Joseph Ensminger late OF Carroll tOwnship
Perry county, Pa, deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned residing in the same township
All persons indebted TO said estate are requested
claims will present them duly authenticated foTT
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CORNELIUS kNSAtINGER
A. Nj. Markell Att'yfor Adm'rs. [Adminstratr's
August 2S, 1877.
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-09-04

GUS expeditions inland will be organized,
and the sum of all the miles travelled at
the expiration of the two years will be
something enormous.
The steamer Ontario is destined for
this service. The expedition is organ
lied for instruction.
It is proposed to take about four hum
dred students, who will be required to
pay $500 each, which will cover all
their expenses on the trip, including
subsistence and the cost of a number of
trips into the interior of the various
countries to be visited. A class of cadets
will be taken who will be charged only
81, 900 each.
The expedition has the approval of the
Government and will receive circular
letter from the Secretary of State to va
rious United States Ministers, recon-
mending it to their courtesy and atten-
ton. Although the expedition is pri-
marily for students, it must not be un-
derstood that only those who desire to
pursue regular course of instruction
will be taken. Its privileges will be ex.
tended to all. Commander John w.
Phillip, United States Navy, is the
commander of the Ontario.
Those who join it will have an oppor-
tunity not only to visit all the most i'm
portant places of interest on the globe,
but also to pursue systematic course of
study, aided by competent Faculty, in
the geology, geography, flora and fauna
of the countries visited. The steamship
which has been purchased for the cruise
will be, in fact, a floating college. The
vessel is commOdious one, being 800
feet long, 46 feet wide, and 40 feet deep.
She has four decks, and will be fitted
with state-rooms and saloons for work.
lectures, study and everything requisite.
AS soon as she leaves the harbor the
course of instruction will begin. No re-
quirementssof previous scientific study
being demanded, it is expected that the
majority of the students will be benefit
ted by elementary principles, and the
instruction will be Of q nature to prepare
them to participate intelligently in the
scientific investigations that will be en-
tered upon as the voyage proceeds.
The Faculty include many eminent
Professors in noted institutions of learn
ing.