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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-18
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBER-
MANS.

Address to tho People OF the United States,
unanimously adopted ut the National
Convention of the Ancient Order of Hiber-
MANS, convened In the city OF Now York,
March, 1874.
Whereas, for some time stigma or
cloud has rested over the Ancient Or
der of Hibernians on account Of trou-
bles existing in certain portions OF
Pennsylvania, the convention deems
it necessary to furnish for your careful
consideration a true statement IN re-
gard to that cloud or stigma. As an
organization the Ancient Order of
Hibernians exists throughout the
length and breadth OF the country,
and has u very large membership.
The order throughout the whole coun-
try, seeing the necessity of having 1t
placed in its proper light before the
American people. has been careful in
selecting from the various states dele
gates to this convention having the
esteem and confidence of the people.
The d0ings OF that convention are
published, clearly showing that the or
der does not recognize any connection
with any other organization whatso-
ever, and particularly with that terri
BILE band OF misguided men that have
committed such crimes In Pennsyl-
yanla Enemies OF our order exist
who are ever ready to cast odium on
our people. A searching investiga-
ticn was instituted by the national
officers and the state officers of Penn
sylvania to discover II any c0nnec.
ton existed between mem bers OF our
society and the Molly Maguires. Said
officers, in their wisdom and az evil
dence Of their determination to en-
force our constitution, which misguid.
ed aud unfortunate men had violated,
cut OIL from all connection with our
organization the following named
counties: Schuylkill, Carbon, Column
bia and Northumberland. In doing
40 they were satisfied great number
of good men would suffer for the mis-
deeds of q few ungovernable ones. But
the character Of the organization was
| involved, and good men from all sec
tions were demanding the expulsion
of tho misguided ones. We have
endeavOred in revising our oonstitu-
ton TO remove every cause OF an OBJ
| jectionai 10 nature, 50 as TO make our
rules i'm harmony with the teachings
of our holy church In doing this the
convention looked to the elevation of
the Irish race. We are aware that In
this country, where our race Is 80 num-
erous, benevolent organizations are a
necessity to care for our people In
sickness or want. Our organization,
by its benevolence and the influence
II exercises IN uniting our people,
should be commended. III individual
members err or commit crimes the
society should not be held responsible,
as such members are summarily ex
PEELED. The end for which we are la
boring Is to unite for benevolent pun
poses our race and creed, and we earn
estly desire the encouragement OF tn,
ministers OF our holy religion.
We hope that the above explicit
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-18
In I.nck.

Many of our citizens will remember
blonde youth, named Harry Thomp-
son, who used to 'shine 'em up" and
do other chores, at Wilson's barber
shop, on Elm street. Wilson sold out,
and the blonde young man, who, by
the way, was quite good looking, be-
took himself to Bryan. BY stroke Of
fortune he found some one who was
willing to advance money enough to
open a barber shop for him, and In n
short time he was doing good busi-
ness. He became acquainted with a
young lady, the daughter Of promi-
nent business man the town, and fell
deeply In love with her. She returned
his passion, and the other day he sold
his tonsorial parlor, and in company
with the young lady, went to Mexis
and got married. The father and
brother Of the girl got wind Of tn,
affair and started In pursuit, but wher
they got TO Mexia they found that thu
twain were one flesh, and there was NJ
use In crying over split milk, 90 the,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-18
WASHINGTON.
Packard Levels AnoiheF letter 40 che
rresident-The Commission Have =
Weeks woTh before Them Nishoiin
Exhibitions - Oommendabieh pirit,

Packard Levels Anoiher letter 40 ihc
I'resideni-The Commission Have =
Weeks wsrh before Them NiehoiIs
ENhibiting - Communicable spirit
Moon Associated l'Ieks l,epoul
WAsnlSGToN, April l7,-packard
has loyelled another letter NJ the pre-
ddent, In which he complains that
democrats refuse TO agree "a meeting
~ all the Legislators of the rival legls.
laturea, holding certificates of Tho 70.
turning board, aud 10 allow that body
10 decide when 10 tho legal goyern-
ment. Packard calls this the presi.
dents plan aud adroitly seeks TO place
the democrats IN the attitude OF deny
lag the commission,
The Nichols legislature yesterday
passed series Of paclilcallon resolu'
lions that are spoken OF ~ part of the
plan Of compromise, and the latest
adylces are that II isproceedlug salla,
faotorly.
Frank n. Richardson, the Washing.
ton correspondent OF the Baltimore
Sun, now on an emergency at New
Orleans, telegraphs this, which every
body believes " In conversation with
General llawley tonight he stated
that II was possible the. commission
might be here week longer, as the
members had determined TO exhaust
every effort TO secure harmonious
adjustment of the legislature. The
proposition OF the Nichols govern
ment to this end will probably be sub
mitted to Packard tomorrow, II he
rejects that, another may be made, but
10y neither OF them cn Packard oh.
tain control OF the legislature,
Az for securing any legal settlep eat
through process OF the state courts,
General Hawley says that Ia out OF the
question, rs the status OF the courts In
just M much at issue Os that Of the leg
lslature. General HOwley says II the
commission finally conclude that no
adjustment can be effected, they will
have nothing left but to report the fact
TO the president. He says that Cover
nor Nichols is exhibiting commend
able spirit. He also said that II the
mission OF himself and his associates
should provea failure, the president
will then determine whether TO re-
move the troops or TO retain them
here with purpose merely to prevent
the shedding of blood, but in no other
manner to interfere between the con-
testants."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-18
A RUSSIAN NOBLE.
Dallas the msme Of q Nobie subject OF
the 'Nar, wsiung Tor the ukase Go
Allow Him Co Return.

Dallas the usme Of . Nobie subject OF
the 'Har, waiting for the Ukase Go
Allow Him Go Return.
Dallas IL truly u cosmopolitan city,
In her confines can DO found the rep
resentatives OF all nations, and races.
The hospital soil OF Texas offers
refuge 10 the oppressed OF the world.
Our reporter ran across Russian
refugee OF undisputed genuineness
A few remarks OF historical ma.
ture may give our readers clear COM
prehensIon OF the matter. Before
Russia became an empire de Jacto, and
simply combination OF n0madic
races, a number OF German MOBILES.
from Westphalla, invaded the Scla.
vonlc provinces Of Kurrland, Esih.
land aud Lovaland, conquered the M
tives, enslAved them, and set up
government OF their own. Afterwards
u was annexed 10 Russia by
the marriage OF Catherine ii. TO the
Prince OF Gotthorpe, and the Russian
government recognized the govern
ment Of the German mobiles, aud con-
tinued their titles. The gentleman
alluded to Is lineal descendant OF one
OF tue German-Russo mobiles, aud IL
heir TO a large landed estate and title.
He IL an exile from the country for rea.
sons which we will not state, aud hence
we also decline to give his name. We,
however, will say this much, that un-
I'll lately he has been connected In
directly with The HERALD office. He
Ia In constant communication with his
parents, and receives remittanoes from
them. He speaks French, Russian,
German, English, and provincial
dialect indigenous TO the Sclavonic
provinces. He is anxiously waiting
for some great public event to happen
in Russia, such as an imperial marriage,
the birth of prince or princess, on
which occasion II is customary for the
car to issue ukase pardoning ofiend-
ers OF certain classes and allowing ex-
lies to return.
On the demise OF his father he will
inherit the title of baronet with GER
tain hereditary privileges. He is a
man of large statue, and Is about thir-
ty or thirty-five years Of age, modest
In dcmeanor. The above facts would
never have been elected from him
had not certain matters obliged him
to announce himself He is watching
the attitude OF his country towards
Turkey, hoping his services may to
needed by the ear.
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statement viii remove Nil existing
prejudloes, aud that the Ancient Or
der VI lliherniaus, individually or ~ u
body viii never IA future furnish AL
item for the press which will cause a
blush NJ shame 10 mantle tho cheek
ofthe most exalted OF our race or creed,
John Hart, N, ID New Jersey John
j, MoDermott, N, T., New York Rody
Rim, N, H., New York u, NJ, Mortar.
~, Massachusetts, j, j, Donovan, Cali
fornlG w, j. Ward, lndlanai II H.
Mulligan, Ohio, Edward l., Carey, New
York L, Moiinnis, Connections Pat.
rick kerrlgan, Illinois, W. q, Hyde,
Nevadei rhaddeus Flanagan, Caliior
MIA John l., Cunningham, Missouri;
John Hoystead, Maine j, W. Healy,
West Nifginiui Il, Buckingham, Della.
ware James Crowley, Rhode Island
John Carroll, Virginia; NJ, T. Shine,
kenluokyi j, Ahron, New llnmpshirr
NJ, X, Mooney, Maryland John Ma
gulre, eX-N, D., New York; Thomas
kerrigan, eX.N, T., Now York
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-18
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

The sheriff OF New York receives
about $50, 200 a year.
Massachusetts declines to protect
sparrOws any longer.
The striking glassblowers at Zanes-
vile, Ohio, could make only six or
eight dollars day.
Boston's public library containing
1874 volumes, and issued for use last
month l33, 4G6 volumes.
Marbleized ironware for cooking has
been found to contain lead and arsenic
In dangerous proportions.
The Huntington Globe IL anxious to
have some one tell 1t "what IL loyalty.n
Running postoflice, perhaps.
The new postal cards to be issued on
the first of May will be tinted--ligLt
buff on one side and pea green on the
other.
Gen. Ignatieff received salary Of
500, 900 while Russian Minister at Con-
stantinople, and had twenty.one func-
tionaries under his control.
Wendell Phillips never spent for the
benefit of the colored man dollar OF
the large sums he has received for
talking about him. Ny
A million little white fish, from the
Wisconsin State hatchery, were con-
signed to Lake Michigan at Milwau-
kee recently.
M. Emile Olivier, the last premier
of Napoleon III, Is understood In Paris
to have drawn up the new Ottoman
constitution, at the instance of q high
Turkish official.
The King OF Holland has generously
offered to send 10000 tulips to the
Paris Exhibition Of 1878. He has
also promised to have them taken care
of at his own expense.
A dispatch from Fort Smith says the
Keafer family, arrested as being the
Kansas Blenders, after examination,
were released. Parties from Kansas
faile dto identity them.
The telephone would prove Of capt.
tai service during the hot sumner
months. II could be employed In bring
ing airs from the arctic regions.
THR Norwich (Connecticut) Bulletin
knows OF wealthy gentleman who
had willed his property TO the Meth
odist church, but burned the document
In disgust when he read the resolutions
OF the New England Conference.
II Ia suggested that II the president
would invite Packard TO lunch II
might have as soothing an effect on
the Louisiana claimant as II did on
Chamberlain.
According to the Chicago Inter
Ocean, which Is an organ, Paekard's
greatest drawback Il Pinchback.
There always did seem TO be eolored
man In the Louisiana fence.
Such a ridlculonsly managed town
az Grant, In Faribault county, Mime
sofa, isl Her politicians do not make
living out OF the people there, 30
economically conducted are its Affairs.
The entire expenses last year were but
SO. The town clerk has held bis Of
Zee ever since II vas crested, nineteen
years ago.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-18
THE RED DEVILS.
General Crook Relieves tae Northern
Indians s"re Honest ~ Their Profess.
hIons--lemernIIY ComIng In.

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE following
received here to-day from Camp Rob-
iuson, Nebraska, dated the 10th, TO
Lieutenant General Sheridan, from
General Crook, who has just returned
from the Spotted Tail agency
"rhe northern Indians arrived during
my stay. Their disposition seemed to
be very good, and Spotted Tail says
they are honest in their professions.
They also talk very positively OF the
others coming, but the news received
through this agency IL still contradic-
tory, | expect TO have accurate infor-
nation In few days in the event of
any considerable number OF Indians
staying out. Ifyou still want TO send
the Pawnees to the mouth of Tongue
river, 1t would probably be well to de-
fer IT,, then muster out for few days
until l can obtain definite intelligence.
| expect eighty lodges OF Cheyennes
to surrender at this place day after to-
morrow. The Indians who surrender
ed at Spotted Tail agency had not
yet been counted when left, but they
were to have been counted to-day. /
shall have within short time, the
exact number"
q. N. CROOK, brigodieI-seneral.
ITO editor.--All our wires are burst.
ed north and south. We got this from
Kansas City on railroad wire until 1t
went down.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-18
NO. AZ -ESTABLISIIED ls49

made the best OF II, aud took the young
couple back, and henoeforth the
whilom barber will he member OF
the family, aud stands chance OF be-
coming n partner Ia good business.
The moral IL, that all BARRIERS should
DO encouraged, and no telling what
luck may befall them In the matrlnio.
nlal market.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-18

In a lecture delivered In New York
lately, Mr.. Hassard, of the Tribune,
who recently returned from Rome,
said: mo fear need be entertained as
to the health Of the pope. The news
papers were continually reporting him
dangerously Ill, hut he came of long.
lived family. Il am in the hands OF
God he SAID, short time since, 'and
shall bless the hoHr when He
calls me to Him; but, my son, when |
take up foreign newspaper and don't
see my last moments described II
seems to me that the editors have for
gotten something"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-18
Rnnr.rupt stack

Messrs. Goldsmith, Rosenthal & Co.,
the well known proprietors- Of the
Dollar Store, informs us that they are
just in receipt of large bankrupt
stock of spring and summer dress
goods, amongst which they offer a
splendid article at ten cents yard.
aprll-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-18
FOREIGN NOTES.
The 1.-the ~ Approach Of the Russian
Army 90 Tichborn Exciicmcni-Lon.
don preparing 90 suppress aa
Emeule.

LONDON, April 1.-THE Russian ar.
my will probably advance In the fol.
lowing order The right wing which
IL the weakest portion, will cross the
Dneiper nj Chategm aud 20 along the
Austrian frontier To Pashany. The
centre goes by rail 10 Pashany. The
left wing, which IL the strongest, viii
cross the Danube between Rean and
lsmal.
Business In the stock exchange to-
day IL Hat.
The Globe this afternoon says that
In view OF a threatened march OF u
large body ofrichborntes 10 the house
OF commons TO present petition for
the release OF Arthur orion, all the
troops comprising the London garri.
son are to be confined to their barracks,
after five o'clock this afternoon, and
held In readiness 10 turn out II re-
quired. II has been affirmed that the
petitioners will number one thousand.
Dr. kenealy has request d his follow
ers not 10 participate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-18

In consequence Of the recent i'm
proyements In the James river, the
Old Dominion Steamship Company's
vessels are able to load much deeper
than b. fore, larger ships now go +,
Richmond for cargoes, the shipments
of coal show a handsome Increase, and
the tonnage, foreign and coastwise, Is
largely augmented.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-18

Nebraska farmers are attempting
the domestication of the buffalo. The
wild animals, while young, are intro
duced among herds OF the tame stock,
only one or two ut time. Half and
a quarter breeds are very hardy. In the
Weld OF milk the cows raised Of mixed
stock give even more than the average
of rich milk.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-18

The Indianapolis Sentinel Is indig-
nant at the statement that Mr.. Hend-
ricks Is candidate for the senate. 1t
says "Mr. Hendricks Is not In the
senatorial race at all he Is vlce-presi.
dent OF the United States dc jiTc, and
and will take no retrograde STEP"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-18
BOSS TWEED.
The Secrets of the Ring Revealed
Morgan ma other Republican Head
Lights Divided the Swag.--OaLcy
Halls "EIopement" Explained.

Morgan and other Republican Head
Lights Divided the ag.--OaLcy
Halls "EIopement" Explained.
New YORK, April l7.--Tweed has
made confession, going'back to 1867.
Oakley Halls name figures In the mar
rative. Many names and the corrupt
expenditure Of much money are men,
toned. The names include Woodin,
Post, Ellwood. Brand, Winslow, Wood
Blood and Morgan-all members OF
the state senate. 1t gives the circum.
stances of the division of the spoils
between himself, Sweeny, Hall, Con.
molly and Woodward. 1t duplicates
Garvey, Ingersoll, j. Mcbride David.
son, Watson and o majority of the
members Of tho board OF supervisors,
among them John Fox, James Hayes,
Henry Smith and Isaac J. Oliver.
Mayor Halls proportion was ten per
cent. He shared throughout In all the
profits, and was in full collusion with
the various details of fraud, and was
fully aware of the fraudulent nature
OF the contracts presented for his sig.
nature.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-18
The baltimore 4" American Wins n
UihaI Smtf

BALTIMORE, April lin the How
ard county Circuit court to-day In the
case of McBee against the Baltimore
American, for libel, the jury, after
being out fifteen minutes, brought In n
verdict for the defendant The suit
had been removed from this city to
Howard county.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-18
MALTA. Female College.

The regular exercises Of this institu-
ton will be resumed on Monday, the
10th instant under the charge OF
competant president, appointed to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the death
of Professor Scales.
A. W. EOwLIN,
April u, ISL. Sect'y Board Trustees
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"Not a word Of Truth I'm IL. ;,

NEW YORK, April l7.--Hugh Has
tings, OF the Commercial Advertiser,
emphatically denies that upon accusa-
ton any moneys passed through his
hands to Senator Wood in order to Sc
cure his vote or for any other purposes
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-10-11

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Our attention hes been called 70 new
cooking u'snsil. recently Invented. which
makes baking . pleasure. instead Of ,
dreaded necessity the inventor Of which
hss conferred On svsrissti ns blessing upor
svsry housskssper. We refer 10 the Pat.
sas Csntsnnisl Cake and Bread Pan, with
which, BY simply raising hook, you sau
remove The sides u the pan from the cake
Instantly, without b rsshiag or isjurisf !,
10 The 1ssst, thus enabling you 10 ics and
frost II while warm. To remove the tube
II the center, insert knife in the slot In
The top Of the tubs. and simply give Il q
half turn, and Il will drop out. Il 10 also
provided with slide on the bottom, 90
that, when you remove the tube, you can
close the hole, making . pan with plain
bottom. Tor baking jelly and plain cakes,
pudding. bread. etc.. Ass prseftediiy sis.
SHg yos fso psss (or fAe price Of one,
The Centennial Cake Pan IL highly re-
commended By the ladies o. being the best
and most convenient pan ever introduced
They are made 81 Russia iron, are more
dsrable, and wiH bake your eakss msre even
" and q much nicer brorn fhan yov cas-
bake them IN tAs old (asAionsd tin cake psrs.
These goods are sold exclusively through
agent: to families. and every housskseper
should BY all means have them. A splen.
did opportunity 10 offered to some reliable
lady or gentleman canvasssr OF this ooun-
y TO secure the agency for . pleasant and
profitable business, For terms, territory,
ETC., write 10 L. B. BhowR q Co., Nos.
2l4 and 2l8 Elm Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sept. ~, l877.4w.
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THIS standard article is COM
pounded with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and
as satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to
Its youthful color.
1t removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruff. 1t gives the head a
cooling, soothing sensation of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
BY its tonic properties 1t restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and
making the hair grow thick and
strong.
As o dressing, nothing has been
found SO effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, NJ. d., State As
sayer Of Massachusetts, says, "The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and
l consider it the Best PREPARATIoN
for Its intended purposes"
Price, Ons Dollar
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To Cure Dvsp.ps;s or Nerrou. Deb;,;

TO Cure Dyspepsis on, Nervous Debility
Change your diet and manner OF
living /; drink neither tea nor coffee 1;
never drink at meal times; after every
meal, or during the meal, dissolve hal
a teaspoonful or more of Ceyenne pep.
per in half glass of milk and drink IL
eat plain food never taste pastry OF
any kind. IT you are troubled with
sleepless nights, do not try TO promote
sleep by taking stimulents or opiates
they do more harm than good; take
a spunge bath just before retiring
and If you are unable to do 1t yourself,
get some one 10 rub you well with a
coarse towel IL you wake in the nigh
aud cannot get to sleep again, get up
at once. not lie until you get nervous
thinking about II ) take q foot bath
rub your limbs wall. 10 get up circu.
lstion drink glass Of cold water. Dc
not expect 10 cure yourself in one
weeks time; have patience, and try
one month. In bathing, use your
hands TO apply the water, il il much
better than q sponge soften the water
with borax !, it u more invigorating
than salt water. :