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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-20
Night Associated Press report

lNlbut ASSOClulou IIehb ItepOTLI
-Four monitors appeared before Is
mail yesterday.
The Russians have succeeded in ex'
ploding Krupp shells under the water
fragments flying a great distance.
The steamer j. b. Bramwell, from
New Haven, with a million dollars
worth of war material, has arrived al
Constantinople.
The czar starts on the 2lst OF May
for the army of the Caucassla
The Russian telegraph agency, speak
ing OF the recent struggle before Kars,
does not represent 1t rs decided sue
cess.
Frazli Pasba has been named COM
mander OF Sonkgoum Kale, and left
Shumla yesterday. He Is an energetic
commander.
The embarkation of nineteen battal.
lions OF Turkish troops, accompanied
by batteries Of artillery, for Asia, oc,
cured yesterday.
The Russian headquarters were at
Kuschik, and a partial attempt to
lombard Kars continued yesterday.
A Batoum dispatch says the Rus
slams, in the vicinity of Tcherrukson,
have sacked and burnt all the villages,
and massacred the women, old men
and children.
A 81. Petersburg dispatch says 1t is
officially announced that the Turks
have bombarded Songkoum Kale and
burned the town, which was conse-
quently evacuated.
A Vienna dispatch says, the gov
eminent has received simultaneously
from st. Petersburg and Belgrade a
formal assurance that Servia will not
take part In the war.
Prince Milan will not go to see the
czar.
A Bucharest dispatch says the Grand
Duke Nicholas DRIVES there to-mor-
row, and will remain about five weeks,
by which time 1t is expected three ar
my corps will be established In Bulga-
ria, when the grand duke will definite
ly take the field.
The czarowitz Is also announced to
arrive In Bucharest. She will witness
the crossing of the danube.
The Times and Daily News both an
neunce that Ave vessels are loading at
Woolwicb, with ordinance stores for
Portsmouth, where large supply OF
warlike materials, barrack necessities
and camp furniture have already been
sent. Another large vessel is embark
ing iron forts and other cargo for
Malta.
The News special from Erzeroum,
reports the Russians are commencing
In earnest operations at Kars.
The News Vienna dispatch asserts
that the commander Of Sebastopol has
ordered civilians to quit that city, as
an attack Is expected.
A freight and troop train collided
near Bucharest, and many were killed,
including a Russian general
An Erzeroum dispatch, saysthat tel
egraphic communication with Kars
is interrupted.
Strong bodies of Russian troops are
n wing In the direction OF Altenitza,
ut The Russisn line all along the Dan
+, be remains stationary several mile
ION the river bank.
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lNlgnt Associated pross Roport.l


BERLIN, May l9.--The article In the
st. Petersburg Official Gazette, which
has attracted 30 much attention, con-
tains the following; "The turn affairs
are taking in France Is calculated to
inspire Germany and her close friend,
Italy, with the most serious reflections.
A victory Of the ultramontanes In
France, occurring simultaneously with
an ultramontane victory In the Italian
senate, Is fraught with the gravest con-
sequences. Germany cannot remain
Indifferent. II 10 incumbent on her 10
display the greatest watchhlness. A
victory of the Roman curia opens the
prospect. of q war Of revenge, and II il
only through na alliance with France
that the curia can find possibility OF
waging o war against Germany and
Italy,
LONDON, May ia Times corres-
pondent discussing the French situa-
ton, says: "As to the Bonapartists
they declare themselves unintsrested
In the question. We have two forinid-
able adversaries, said one of the most
ardent to me to-day. The Orleanists
and republican party are now fighting
furiously, while we look on and wait.
We had the second OF December, the
Republicans the fourth Of September,
the Orleanists have now the sixteenth
Of May. AS to the legitamists, they
can claim no credit, for they cannot
even attempt a coup d'etds.n
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MentIler Renarf.

WASHINGTON, May lo.EIndicationi
for the gulf states; nearly stationary
or slowly falling barometer; partly
cloudy and cloady weather, with rain
areas, and slight change Of tempsra
turenortheast 70 southeast wIndA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-20
The Methodist Uniication Convention
Haggling Over Districts.

BALTIMORE, May l0.-In the Meth
odlst convention, the committee on
boundaries in their report urged that
the Tennessee and north Georgia ..dis.
tricts OF the Methodist church be
abolished, and that changes should be
made In 1t, Pittsburg, West Virginia,
West Michigan, Indiana and Ken.
tucl districts. After discussion and
OPT ositi IN, the report was recommit-
ted.
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An Infatuated Mother browns Herself
and children.

CLEVELAND, o., May l9.-Mrs. Dono-
van having quarreled with her hus-
band, took her six months old boy and
two year old girl to Willow street
bridge, and drowned herself and child
rem. The bodies were recovered.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-20
The FIre Demond.

SALMON FALLS, Mass, May H.
Jessup 4 Lafiins' paper mill, was par
TALLY destroyed by fire to-day. Loss,
$50, 900,
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ships Loaf.

Boston, May l9.--The ships Uncle
Tobey Geneva and Shamrock, are lost
on the coast OF Peru. No particulars.
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Barnum Proposes 60 Return Charlie
NJ. ftTn.~.s. r4fstfo,s an. n -

sPRINoPIRLD, Mass., May l9.--P. T.
Barnum and the father OF Charlie
Ross, offer ten thousand dollars for the
boy and ne questions asked.
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NOTICE OF APPoIMTMENTSoF ADJ
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is hereby gwen
tnat on the 2lth day of March, A. ID. isiT
letters of administration were granted 70
ias county, Texas, upon the estate OF Bar
bara Il. bempsy, deceased, and all persons
having claims against the estate OF the said
deceased are required to present the same 70
me for acceptance or reecuon, Will
ment thereof shall be postponed until the
claims which have been presented WITHIN
said twelve months and allowed by me. ana
approved by the County, Judge, or eslaD,
Iished by suit, shall have been first entlreIy
maid. SAMUEL UIIL, Administrator;
,rator apr2lt4w
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A H. Petersburg telegram, says the
Russians have taken 'Ardahan with
sixty guns, and n large quantity Of
stores, The Russian loaa Ia 2S6 men.
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Telegraphie nreyities.
RaiIronsi Magnafes

CIRoLEyILLE, Ohio. May 19.-The
Mansfield bank has suspended.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-19
FOR 1873.
Annual Circular
OFT
@ H1CAGO
EVENING JOURNAL.
Daily. Tri.Week and Weekly.

About entering upon The thirty NTH year o.
Ms existence, IHE CHICAGO EVENING lorKNAl.
SENDS lis annual greeting 10 the newspaper
reading aud news serhiu. people oi The Nest
With The confident assurance that IL Will. n the
futnre, even more Than IN The past, merit theig
approval aud support.
lis Efforts 10 gather into its columns the Lat
est News, foreign and domestic, In every dc
PARTNER at human affairs, Will not abatr II.
the least degree, aud thcr labor nor expense
VIII be spared io give the public rs good full
and lru>t"orihva general newspaper as it IL
possible 10 make.
The Journals great aim is 10 be reliable In ita
news aud just and can i'll in its editorial cN-
presslons The term "Thc Old Relmbie,n
when applied 10 II, rs cNpr ssiye .! It's pecu To-
character is not misnumer and we NEAR
that II never shall be.
lis Publisher promising Ia give the Western
reading public good. reputable, Trustworthy
newspaper void OF uncieunness or 'roihy
stnsailona ism considerations and considerato
IN us advocacy ot MIN. measures and princi-
pies --ices HAT he does not ask or expect too
much when lac requests for Il u cont inliunce "
popular support
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-19

New York Tribune: Mr.. Hayes
stands forth as something of a curl
ustv-an obstinate man with whom
it is difficult to quarrel, an opinion
;lted man with a sunny temper, q
nositive man who is not combative,
. stauuch Ipholder of the executive
p:erogatives, with a cheerful respect
Tor tie prerogatives If Congress.
lie has taken his policy very much
10 heart, and yet he realizes that the
Solar system is net built upon it..
lie seems to be perfectly well salts
fled with its theories and its results,
and yet he bctrays neither bitterness
nor even impotence with those who
denounce the ore and deny the
other. Such a man may lack the
gifts of great Statesman, yet 1t Is
evident that he has many OF the
Qualities Of an able administrator
Where he has failed the fault is gen
orally to be attributed to an untort-
Uua1e choice of Instruments, or the
iuiiueuce Of miscellaneous counseilors,
rather than to mistakes in his orig
ilal plans.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-19
NO Wac WITH MEXICO.

The sensational rumors that the
administration intend forcing war
with Mexico have no foundation at
all. The Secretary of State is anx-
ious to negotiate a commercial treaty
with Mexico, and the President and
Secretary agree in the belief that
tne best way to settle the RioGrande
border question is 10y such a treaty.
y is believed in Washington that
Diaz is unable to control the cattle
raiders, aud now that a large BODY
# troops have been ordered TO the
frontier, will gladly cooperate III Sc
curing to Texas settlers wna' he
knows or government must give.
1t is only the ecalawags on both SIDES
of the line who are talking hight.
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c.. e NV.
LIN ES.
TIE crlcAGo & Non1n.wrsrraN nAnwAY

THE CHICAGO NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY
Embraces under one management the Great
Trunk Railway Lines of the WEST and NORTH
WEST, and, with it numerous branches and CON.
nections forms the shortest and quickest route
between Chicago and all points in Illinois Wis
consin Northern Michigan. Minnesota, Iowa, Ne
braska, California and the Western territories II
O5nothd aad california; Line
Is the shortest and best route between Chicago
and ali points in Northern Illinois Iowa, Dakota
Nebraska, wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Nevada
california. Oregon, .hina Japan Australia, rs
tbirgo, 81 Htat and MppeDgoljs line
Is the short Ii G between Chicago and all points
IN Northern Wisconsin Rnd Minnesota, and tor
Madison. St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, and all
points in the Great Northwest It's
l.. Crove, IVi~ona aad 81. reter Linz
Il the best route between Chicago aud La Cros.y.
Winonn, Rochester, OWatonnn, MAEksto. Il. pctl
New I'm and MI points III Southern aud Contra
Minnesota. It's
Ereen BaV and Nngtsue line
Is the only line between Chicago AMI Janesvlle,
WATERFOWL Fond du L. Oshkosh Appleton,
Green Bay, Escanaba, ..cgamcc Marquette
Houghtn, Hancock and the Lake superior
county Its
Fc1e1ort ami Babaqns Lima
Is the only route between Chicago and ElciE,
Rockford, Frceport aud ali points Via Freeport.
It's Chjcpgo and Nii,eaukee line
Is the old Lake Shore Route, aud is the only one
passing between Chicago aud Evanston Lake
Forest Highland Park, Waukegan Racine he
noSha and Milwaukee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-19
II; VANDERBILT CASE.

The Vanderbilt will contest is pro-
crossing slowly il. the New York
courts. His daughter has brought
forward witnesses to prove that the
old Commodore was an idiot, Il spir-
isualist, libertine, and a thorough
~ corrupt old sconndrel. One wit
ness testified ',hat Commodore Van
aerbilt's bump Of acqnisit vrness was
IN a chronic state OF inflammation all
the time. 1t grew wonderfully. He
cultivated it to the neglect Of every
thing else. Morally and religiously
lis mind was bowling wilderness.
lie didn't content himself with wor.
shipping Mammon alone, but he in
obliged in other tollies sure to demor-
alize mind and weaken it, while they
corrupt the understandings Not
wi.hstanding all this testimony the
Judge seems to decide against the
contestants of the " :, and the prob
abilities are that w II. Vanderbilt
will retain his fathers millions The
general feeling in New York is tina.
it would hive been wiser for w. II.
70 have paid over SO, 100000 rather
than to have the.scandal in the courts
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-19

TIE New York strikers are doing
what ought to have occurred to them
long ago. They have hired factory
and are we'll organized in cooper
alive union. They have the success
OF the Rochdale cooperative assocl-
alton as an example, and ii they
pursue their plan carefully cannot
TAIL Ci.ar.making Is branch OF
manufacturing which has many adj
vautages for IL laoor union. little
capital is repaired to begin the trial
Coal mines, machine shops, cotton
aud wollen factories imply accunu-
lated capital in real estate and ma
chiuery. Cigar-making needs little
besides security Ton rent OF buildings
and SINAI. amount OF capital TO
get a stock of tobacco. The success
Of the undertaking will be of great
encouragement to tho wor kinen OF
the country The theory OF cooper
alton contains the most hopeful
factors Of the labor problem. 70
get a-going practically is problem
within a problein.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-19

Am, Monsieur de c., said a
gentleman to French friend the
other day. Sorry to hear YOU lost
Your wife" "Oui, Sare," replied the
lhenchmau, "Ah, ze misfortune nor
seeble: nay poor wife" Il attended
the funeral at the church" contlnu-
Ell the gentleman ''you seemed TO
he taking On terribly about 1T, no.
ticea" "Ze church :" exclaimed the
Greuchnan excitedly, We church !.
Al. ny friend, Eat was nosslng- You
should have seen me at re grave
Xere | raise Ill"
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1873.
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DINA. aud that sit would be dis
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NOTEIS.
CITY HOTEL.

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4 TIOR Us.


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collections promptly attended TO.
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WINDSOR HOTEL.

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AldrO jerks S,

, TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
: Highland. Iowa County Wisconsin. Agen
Aetna Insurance Company, Collections promptly
attended to. So
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TO.NSDRItI.
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L site the Post Office. shaving, ShamPouing,
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A. Macarthur.

1 TTORNEN AT LAW Mineral Point Wis. Of
~ flee i'll south west corner EFF fty Hall building
2Sn6
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Alex. Wilson,
4 TTORNTY AND COuNSELOR,- = Office in the
\ City Bank, Mi4,cral Point, Wisconsin. /
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John T. Jones,
l TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR. over Gundry
II a GrayS store, Mineral Point, Wis. Convey
ANGER, Insurance and Collecting agent. 20f
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CYRUS LASYoN. CAL. slESsI.El.
Lanyon & Spensley,
Successors To Cothrcn & Lanyon.)
1 TTORNEYS AND cot NSEL0RS,- over post
n otl,cc, Mineral Point, Wisconsin,