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The VESTS OF tue barglsrs continues
On some portions ot the city. The po-
lice, owing 70 their diminished force,
ssea powerless 90 prevent the raids,
and the rogue- take good care to carry
GA their porations Ia neiehborhoods
Far rpaAoved from the main thorough
fares.
Yesterday morning early, thieves
ent9ea the residence OF Dir. ID. G. Mo
Cord. corner Of Leonard and San ia
clrto streets, aud stole money and ar
ticies 10 the asnount of twenty dollars.
They took ncw suit Of clothes belong
Ink 10 Mr. Mclord Ia the pockets Of
whicn was ten dollars. Entrance YVES
made through an open window.
Tive nssid'snes Of Dr. Jsffriss, on
Ross avenue, also resolved visit from
the plowIsrs. who ttisd the windows,
bat dii not ssicesed In gaining admit.
tance. A piece OF wire, ten or twelve
fnelie~ So length. VS. found next
morning unisr one 81 the windows. 1t
wa. crooked at the end, and had prob
ably besn used by the robbers, who
friea u, open The blinds. Mr.. David
Adam was awakened, by the dog
bart ing fpricszly, went ontsids and
loslaa sround, hue saw no one, the
thieves having Isft. Extra fsstsnings
had been placed ON AL the lower
laind. a lhe house the day pfevSois,
wEs.D dsuLsisa~ bsllied the sobbsss.
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II there IL anything that Dallas
county needs q IL a new jail. The
prr-eut Jail battling j. rather weak
affair, not large enough for the pur-
poses u Is used, and IL not ruamy
enough by any means. The county
hs- a splendid court house, one Of tie
finest IA the state, and credit 10 the
city ami county. We rec no reason
why the other public buiIdingg SHOULD
not correspond. Besides 1t would re-
ally be n saving TO the statef county
aud city in the long run. With
substantial and properly built,
Jail prisoners when once placed there
would remain until removed through
the proper channels. The Jail then
would be "a terror 10 eviI-doers. who
wOuld soon learn that when once con
fined within ils walls there would he
but littls chance 81 escaping except By
legal process. And 10 would give .
feeling Of security 10 the law-abiding
citizens, who could rest well satisfied
that the walls % their jail were stror <
enough to safely keep the wrong-doers,
and that criminals placed therein
would be produced when justice caile u
Tor them. 1t those 10 authority thiak
VI the matter ,au d erect such building.
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This excellent company have deter.
mined 10 attend the Austin fair and
compete with far the prizes for the
best drilled military company. Colo
mel l.. g.. Bower has called on some OF
our business men to r4Iise funds for the
expense Of the proposed trip. one
hundred dollars has been subscribed
thus for and the colonel = certain that
n much mors will be given. This is
the first cali the tteys have made on
the citizens of DBiiss Tor aii, and they
are well worthy Of all the help that
will he extended 10 them, for the COM
pany has never failed To- respond n any
call made on them 60 give calaf by
their presence to any public occasion
The company had as enthusiastic bust
ness meeting and drill last night. Dur
ing the meeting Colonel bowers made
an address b. the boys, who have fuily
made up their minds 20 visit Austin.
The company wall dn!l every other
night, except SUNDAY, till the FIRST OF
October, al d after that date will driH
six nights In the week TIL the 18th of
I October the time OF their proposed
trip.
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Yesterday uuir,r Clements was in
trmed lyu negro woman, who resides
in "A concrete .b1iIing near the ST.
Louis hoUse, that early Monday morn.
ing "A tall white man stopped at her
place and asked ior baudage to use
GA "a wounded arm. The bandage was
nrniehed and u-sd ~ the man. The
q gro stated that the wound was
Caused by "a shot. After binding the
Wound thv stranger len. This Is very
likoly tbe burr.ar whom officer Glen.
euts shot "a four times, on the same
morning. Va the rear % the Tivoli sa-
loon, Immediately s'tor the robber had
broken the window glass aud ~ lac
ran away. The officer thought at tive
time thHt some ~ his shots had taken
effect, ~ the thief once halted for a
fuumeut The neFrO's house IL Ia
the direction which the burglar ran.
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b. L. AVERY a SONS.
S;YDNEY SMITH, sup't Texas Branch

old. fourteen hauds tis-. t.r.n,,.., 81. =. %.
rixht snoui.i.-rs vsissssi - = "a IN
fore Roo.I S,,.s 80. 80 ,ry - -
eject No. =. one .r.csi.-s -, = 49, -
fourteen hands nigh, no 6rsi,,ts - 49,.
about etsht wear aid' a 1s.,... ' ~ II. = =
absut nfts.ts hsnss a,.,1 ,.. - - L'i-.
shoulder, vhife 80 ~, 80. -, -, ~ y -
saddle MARKS ane xhoo1 ,s.,s,.i 80 :. 'rsA
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At the foot of Loo6out Mountain,
near Chattanooga, was fought many 81
hard battle during the war On that
same ground, nearly forty years ago Il
victory was gai;iS d more glorious than
any gaiied by our armies. 4 Remedy
was there discovered for liver diseases,
that excited the wonder of scientific
men aud physicians. Purely vegeta
bic, it exeeiled III curative properties
the mineral drugs, sacb as cslomei,
and was as harmless 10 the system aud
almost H pleasant 10 the taste ~ cof>
fee. This woridsfamous tensed = is Dr.
A. q. Simmen's Vegetable Liver Med.
ieine, manufactured by " y Thed
ford & Co, Chattanooga, Tenn. ] is
for sale by ali druggists, who have also
some trial package which will be
given TO all applicants free of charge
iun2y -,itSWl, m
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Warrants

During n conversation with THE
HERALD reporter yesterday, the city
marshal said AZ WAS the intention OF
the polite force TO wage war on the
Migrants this fall. In fact the move
has already commenced, rs the morn
ing sessions Of the recorders court
wnuld show. Tue marshal looked for
q large inilux Of hummers aud idlers
a. soon as colt weather set Ia. and he
was guing 10 take time by the fore
lock and pay attention 20 them "a
soon after their ARRIVAL as possible.
Tie wanted To give Dallas such a repu-
tAticn with this ciass as would make
them steer clear 81 the city. The po-
lice force, be said, wss considerably
weakened by the resignation OF Officers
Dunn and Duncan, their places being
len vacant, but ho intended TO make
the best possible use Of the present
force. !.
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Statesman. MAJOR Jones yesterday
received dispatch from Lieutenant
Campbell, OF Company B. announcing
the arrest, in shaekieiofd county. Of
the notorious John Beard Desperate
Of 80 less note than Wesley Hardin
himself. The party arrested had not
been identified as Beard, and the Major
says there Is bare possibility that the
rangers have not arrested the right
man, and there Is strong probability
that t..ey have, and if SO they have
aided fresl. laureis 10 their previous
achievements John Beard Was the
ringfeatler ei the Gladeiin.Scott Cooley
gang, and he lead tho crowds, it Is said,
tina: liberated the prisoners in the
iAano and Lampasas iails. He also
murdered Dan Hester, a cattle inspec-
tor. in Eom,ho. MAJOR Jones teles
sraphsd Lieutenant Campbell fniI and
accurate description OF Beard. and or
dered aim confined in the nearest aud
safest Jaii Al the time of his arrest,
Beard had eighteen head of horses in
his possession, which he claimed To
have purchased in San antonio.
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THE STATE OVER.

torg+ht C9tmiy-J T. Weaver,
horsofhief. has been taken to Hunts
Vile by the sheriff, Mr.. Beleher.
Ja,t C6,tntl-Three prisoners, Wiz
liam Slower Charles Shackels and Tom
Wales, broke jail on Tuesday the 4 b
inst The latter did not leave town,
but the others made good their escape.
PaI5 Pinto fotedg The Law prohibits
ing the wearing OF pistols in the coulIs
ty, went into effect Sunday In the
apportionment OF the public free school
fund for the ensuing year, the county
gets s. S55 so as her pro rasa. This
will be sufficient to ran the schools 81
the county three months.
Frseaoas Caaatg.--Plenty OF rain re-
Gently .----Seyers.l new gin houses have
been built preparatory to handling the
cotton erop.---An alteration between
the county Judge and county attorney,
in open court last week, came near ..
saitiug fatally. An apology set the
matter right next day.
2p7ant Co,aty--Mr. John Marks vas
nearly killed BY being suifocated with
the gas arising from his charcoal burner
NhttG tilt TOOL III thG NV
courthouse. - gentleman, who has
for months been in stringent cireu n
stances, III Fort Worth, has Just receiy "a
a check for 81 800 on a bank in II AT
eity.-Rev. Francis Grant vii be ia
Fort Worth Sunday.
iSassss tet,sta.--rhs. steamer West en
Texas. for the Corpus Christi trade, as
rived on Saturday, and after some little
delay succeeded in landing The pilots
claim no more trouble need be feared.
The passengers all speak in COMPILING n
tary terms of the ship.--A party Of
Mexicans fired on bridal party return
ing from church on Sunday. A grooins-
man was killed, and the groom fed.
The trial resulted in binding one OF the
Mexicans to appear IN court
EsadaH County Boerne was visit ed
by its first show on Tnesday, the ter "a
instant.---The Spanish and a Celtic
element took part in a national fight re-
Gently .---Heavy rains have visited the
county in the past few days.--I he
cases of the State Va. Longbein, which
have figured eonspicuously in the dis
trict court of this county for the last
Tour years, have now all been disr,os I'D
OF. The last cases were tried this TER
Charley Longbcin was acquitted on
every charge.
. Parker tbray.--The Times devotes
an entire page 10 the discussion OF the
prospects OF the extention OF the Tar
TO that place II argues that il no ,st
come OF necessity Thomas Green
was shot and dangerously woundsal BY
A 80 4
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About seven O'Clock last evening
two horses attached 90 Sanger
Bruihcra' wagon dashed furiously
along Eryay street. Meeting the
street ear uu the hill the team ran
headiuug ala,ust It, bending the heavy
iron dashboard. The pole Of the wagon
struck the fr1ut 90 the car, breaking
nut the sash aud Windows. aud tear
INK tuc ti.Ert baN TO pieces. The
driver aur' Mr. BaIly, a former POI
uoemsu, Varr standing uu the front
platform ui the car TT the time. lie
dfsor ssutp,i uuhprt, but Mr.. Raily
urd .nc u. his arms badly bruised.
There v,,yo,e,r occupants 81 the car
at thy tiue 90 the accident, but none
veto injured, although badly fright
suuu
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Cincinnati Enquirer: The Times
moarns that If Senators Patterson and
spencer are Kept away from The sen
ate by indictments aud if Merton is
unable 10 take his seat, the organ iZa-
tiuu ct he senate and its committees
viii psss into democratic hantis Isn't
the republican parry sailing pretty
close 10 the wind ? Hayes has ziirren
dered the last remaining republican
states 30 the democracy. Mr.. Hayes
has adopted The democratic policy.
We have one democrat in the cabinet
the house il democratic. Aud does
the rerut liesn majority in the senate
hang on a slender thread two sena-
tors knocking at the gates of the peni-
Tertiary, and third knocking at the
gates of-heaven.
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Philadelphia Bulletin No respects
able republican hereabouis viii segre,
that tne Csiifornisns have so arranged
matters thai Senator Sasgeant will re-
main at home instead of misrepre.ent-
ing the state in the senate next term
He is republican OF the kind that
does 40 credit to tie party. He is a
politician who has always been a good
deal more careful to make matters com
Portable for himself and friends than TO
advance tho interests Of his section aud
his country by preparing and advocating
stasesgaaniike measures. Mr. Sergeant,
II he can shine at all, will have spien-
dor III private life; but we imagine that
lac will not be very eifulsent any " here.
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maj pise.se sree.,, nis,a.e

Is a notorious fact IL Is therefore OF
Vita I'M p9rsanet To check Hsiadies ia their
other and more dangerous disorders. As i.
means OF checking com ,laints which, Il al :
lowed 10 proceed, finally disorder the entire
systern- Hostetiers stomach Bit;sr> IL a
medicine The Use OF which can not be too
strongly urged upon the SICK and feeble
fAe physical functions are regulated by a.
u insnres the acquisition Of vigor by the de-
bilitatfsi, and IL ~ Institutes cheerful contf-
lion nf mind for gtouIn and despondencv
Dylpepsia. constipation. liver comtiairsr
and kidney and bladder troubles Yield to
Us remedial infipenee; 1t eounferacis y ten-
dency 10 govt and Fiferfn vi Ism. nd invtgr.r-
purely botanical sources. and in this. as ia
every other rssusetsis superior TO the min
ersl res1ss.les of the iharmsco. o,,a-
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IESTRAYS.

Taken mp by John Thatcher and estrayed
bel re j. H. bteEett j. y. precinct No
one bay hose about Y years Old, both hind
fe';i v hi;e, blinu Ia rights eye, saddle marks-sf
and about az hands high, Val ued al SIS SIS
Taken up by j. L. Hesnson aud estr.ysd
befoTeJ. II Biewett, i. z. precinct No. :. on,
sorrei mare. about = hands high, tadescTIe-
ahie brand on night shoulder. blszsd Eass
ami about . years old, and one bay cot
white spot In lace, one year Old: valued Al
sSu. 5i-5t
Taken no by A. q. MeDoSelI and s.,r.v.a
liafotC J. Il Blewetf, j. r. yrecinct No
one iron grey mar, un broke, on yesrs
old. ssout fifteen hands high, no brands
sHIoed Al ~. Sl-St
Taken up byJ.H Higgins and estrsysa
before J. K. Biew.tt, J. p. precinct No. =.
90. wlnie N nte Abou. 10 years old, bran 81
OF ss,, slIoulder, with iadssc,ioable brsnd
on iait thigh, valued a. s.5. Ai-st
TAKEN UP b. J, /. FISHER aud es,rayed be-
fore W. W. Peak, J. J.. precinct No. T. on,
black psny, years Odd, u HANDS hign, one
One bay horse, years Old, IS hands high,
NED at go. J-sr
Taken up b. J. ]. Cummit and ss,r-y.s
before j. Al, Stewart. 4. preoincs No -,
one flea bitten grey pony ho - about ~
lsnds high, lt OF u yasrs Old. brsnsed OF
s ss,t v $780, CT soa on isft side neck
Taken up by {. ]. staInes aud estrsys al h.
fore J. r. 6ieweti. p. precinct :, one fiea
oiftsn sofres hors-, or years Old, about 10
- nSsas - IKE oIa1a ~ % goinsd toseiher1 On
saddle marks ! vaiueS AZ &c. ss-st
Taken mp by 4, II. lyle and estrsyed be-
fore J. kioweu, J. p precinct =, one
marx. band IN In eye, seff faind OF slsIt.
sud about II years old, Is hands Ligh : val
tisai II e2s. ga.
Tsssn up by W, =. os.e- asd e tssy... he
scrs J. isisWetr, J. p. pr.ciuct -. o1e s,r-
sci asre, frxnced 90 .sft sheutl.r u .fs.ut
yesrs old; one bay rolt, about / year Old.
aud both vSiue.i at as sl-3t
,., I..e s,s 40 y ss;yiase and e..r.yed
orr "r.o i.y ,'f NV Esin.S on s 5rseiset
high, branded AZ on right shoulder, soIae
white spots on bars also one brown horse
srvsn yesru old IA bands high. branded II
S. S. brand on len h'0' s''n vAias e.; :,
.raker up by J. ". Weaver and extr.xes
before he,serf osorxs. lustio- Of the P-sre.
his seis s 10 ,,, ~ t uns ssg boris nssn hands
valued A. 20. Wv
Taken np. by ]. b spstser and esrra,.d
before ~. ". fssk.j r.. Pseeinet No i: one
blaze face, white hind feet up Ma h. css
about seven or eight year. old, branded TX 4,
on the Jaw, and ON the left sfffei: mart IN he
tsI ear withefed aud dropped down valued
Taken mp By John W. Mer.fnela. and a.
usxsd before w. W. Peak, yustlos ~ the
Stesre, pfecsni No. one hisex mare, bell
ienftssn and q hsifhands high, eli -veli year
mare. fifteen and q hall hands hish, ave
dul. marr, fourtssn ana half hands hisss.
Sns ssef so &C. a NJ ss tssss e 81
ie<f. no brnhda; valued ~ STA. One hay fllIy.
blaze laos enc yeaS AID NO bfaaas; valued
= "a % by aess I'D celt. hxtsia ysass
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Trsa, Of Sesa. Illegal.

A remarkable article appears In the
fifth supplement- OF the Popular Science
Monthly, and Is likely to make gen.
nins literary sensation. II was written
b. John Taylor 1nnes, and Is entitled
"fhs Trial OF Jesus Christ,n whnee
tomb, a. Lamartin puts Il, was the
grave of tie old world and the cradle
of the new. Mr.. lines reviews this
most memorable of sil triaIs that the
world has ever witnessed, and Hnbjecis
II and the chief actors therein 10 the
most searching snaiysis, and proves
that, judged by what students know Of
the old Hebrew law and its observance,
1t was illegal from beginning 10 end.
What have been called the four great
rules of Hebrew criminal jnrist,ru-
dence ssstrictness III the accusation,
publicity In the discussion, full free-
dom granted 10 the accused, and A.
suraiics against dangers or errors Of
testimony p-ali tlaese rules were set II
nanshk Mr.. InBes viii follow this
with second article, reviewing the
trial Of Jssus Ia the light Of the Ro-
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Mr.. J. Is. True, Secretary of the
Hughes Riding Plow CO., OFFS Louis,
Mo has just arrived 10 Dailus with "a
large stock of the celebrated Hughes
pillow for the retail iobbiBg trade The
plow was awarded the highest Donors
at thu FIVE days trial, on the farm OF
the Agricultural College of the State of
Missouri, Al Colum bia, in May last
Call at the Office Of the company, cor
ner of Elm and Market streets. and 81.
official report of the ifial and the :, & of
resolutions passed by sii the prominent
piow companies in the united States
participating IN the trial.
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EhUe wa- % ruuUr on the streets,
3 f,rlsg, that -lr,l Moon had re-
,.I.yd word f.rm nuc Of his deputies,
Mr. A'i.. Pryor, tUho was known to
O.. uul bot tran or the escaped prison
e.-. LhHt be- had captured two of the
rr.soHcr-. a HERALD reporter inves.
;glt.j the rgmur and fouud that II
originated iu the fact that Mr. Pryor
ha# gru0 zap with two men on the
I.lI Boo iuc vicinity ~ Lancaster, and
uHu certain suspicious action Of the
men. ,'usIllot lUey naj met or kne "
E.mr.nueot llr whereabouts Of the
prisoarrs. 'Ihe officer, therefore. ar.
rested them, bot ou examination moth.
iuk of imgortauoe coJld be ELECTED,
uai ihgy were discharged.
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Yesterday afternoon at the residence
uf Caplau We C1uuor his little
daughter. eight wear, o,J while plays
lug at tHrstpp 80 the stairway. fc.l
Nlm lbr riHYr .1 tbe door below, a
distance u. about nIyesu feet By the
nI her I..t aru was broken u the
wrist. .." u' 'r fruut teeth ws-
b.H...I .ut I.. others Ioossued and a
revere Yf .Y tla uuigr Dig. Her face
..t Hr1' 1905, also severely bruised.
u. N.... 100, who was fortunately
rHs-... ... Was .l.'ai .u % attend the
uya sufferer who vls e.tiug IS well
.. ...I .. expected last night
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a singuiar Accident ga tue New York
New Haven aud hartford knilr.,itd.


NEW HAVEN, August ., 1874.
DIR. Giies-Wbile on duty AZ fireman
on engine ~, about ten miles from this
city, ON Shore Line road, was aecI-
dentalIy thrown off against "A rocS,
train under full hesd-about thirty
i've miles sn hour. Was very badly
bruised. Your agent was on board.
He furnished me with two bottles Of
Eminent lodide Of Ammonia, from
which ] received the greatest possible
benefit. In four days was able To sit
up, aud am now ready to commence
work. My aged mother also used the
Liniment for rheumatism, which it
cured. JOHN GAFFSEY.
The above was witnessed by num-
Der Of passengers, aud youched for by
Mr.. Il. Magee, conductor.
For sale by Conner & Walker, Dali
ins, Texas
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public seha.J..

We learn Rom David AdAms, Esq,
THAT sky free school have been or
gnnized il Dallas county To date. The
whole number when organized viii
reach abo1; seventy. TIE county hEs
received from the state Sl5, 80 school
fund; The city $, 40, making In all
s20, $50.
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New York Express Cornell has all
ready had ten times the attention be de
serves He is Of little account anyway.
Hayes il the man who Is on trial lie
has made an order and enforced obedi.
ence TO il on hundreds of officers Cor
nell has disobeyed the order and detied
the president. And instead of remov>
ing the offender at once for his fragrant
violation of his order. Hayes endures
the insult and proposes 70 get rid OF
Cornell by trick on another charge.
We submit that Hases has damaged
himself in The estimation Of all honest
people by his miserable shutting. He
evidently does not belong to the yerte,
hrate.s
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s.na,a. /. ,.,,a =, e..r..-.

Cincinnati Enquirer 4 lady in this
city semi description Of chiid she
wanted "a a founding hospital in New
Orleans 4 day or two ago she received
reply thst child was gu It's way TO
Cincinnati, and yesterday the messen>
ger 81 the Adams express rang the bell
aai announced package for Mrs -,
al the same time presenting a little
sirl ct tender years with an express
ltLtI iIed 10 anA arm
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-15

rle eBslier ui thr state savings
I.Ua Informed Tan HrsALu rcpor.
ZOO ys-i.r3ty tLs, tbern has been Il
large u.mH,y uf counterfeit silver halt
dollars placed Iu circulation in the city
within .Jrra.. trv days. The bank
I.ar..as,U several 90 them. The coun.
t.r...t b. s.I made, OF bright color.
.HYat very new, light weight 1876
sltI~o IsuH. 10 viii deceive even
f.... ...I sire Usei ,o handling coin,
a. '.. a.. tmJ Sonic merchants IN
EuwrIu.'r receive them, trs;inr- The
tut officials think ,Eo spurious coin
rsulovdu circulation about Satur,
,iuy ,.l-t, us That wa, thu Hr>. day any
Ns presented 80 tA- bank.