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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-02
Ex-state Treasurer Gordon "a First
cIaAs Southern Radical.

COLUMBIA, S. G., November 1.-The
trial OF ex.State Treasurer CORDOBA be-
gan to,dsy. Ex.Speaker Lee testified
there was a surplus of four thousand
dollars Of Appropriation for extra leg
lslature sessions Of 1873. CORDOBA pro-
posed to Lee and Gleaves, president OF
the senate, with clerks of the two
houses, that they should issue certifi.
Gates for that amount on the treasurer,
CORDOBA to pay it and the parties tC
divide, which agreement was carried
out and the money obtained. Wood.
ruff, clerk Of the senate, testified to al
most the same facts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-02
General Grant n. the opera In Paris.

General Grant M the ODers I'm Paris.
PARIS, November 1.-General Grant
attended the opera last night, where
he was we'll received by the audience
and treated with great ceremony by
the officials. NJ. Guoyt went.
Paroux, editor Of the Courier de
France, has become insane In conse.
quence of political excitement.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-02
Indications.

For the west gulf states and upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys,
cloudy weather, with rain or snow,
winds shifting to colder northerly and
westerly, and followed by rising bar
ometer. Csutionary signals continue
at Cape Hatteras.
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Her Inst spree.

The charred remains of Mrs. McCul-
Tough were found in the debris of her
dwelling, burned at Erie, Pennsylvania,
on the 2Sth. She bad been intoxicated
the evening previous, and was alone in
the house, the other members of the
family being off visiting.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-02
senator mor,on,- condition,

INDIANAPoLIs, November l, a. m.-
Senator Morton IL still living and at
times able to speak and give direc-
tions to his sttendsnts.
Later-He died at $40 this evening.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-02

NEW YORK, November L. james
Brown, OF Brown Bros, bankers, died
to- day, aged eighty.seven years.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-02
Jacksonville clear of yellow Fever

JACKSONVILLE, November 1.-The
reports Of yellow fever at Jacksonville
are false. There is not now nor has
there been case In or near the city.
Northern travel has already COM
menced.
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$50 s.ss a. 4 $ Il o 60 e. Hsr i II" 4
BIB RRR 90 SIS.
Bpn L knR Q 9 ssss
EBn i / 200 ssssm
THROUGH ELM AND MAIN STREETS.
THE VAST CROWDS OF PEOPLE WHO
DAILY THRoNG THIS
FAVoRIrE ESTABLISHMENT
testify TO Its
UNIVERSAL POPULARITY
IMMENSE BUSINESS
which is transacted there.
The secrets OF its
WONDERFUL SUCCESS ARE
HONORABLE DEALING,
POLITE ATTENTION.,
POPULAR PRICES.
Every article purchased there isa
STANDING ApVERTlsEM MT
of the cheapness of Its vast stock,
and every lady and gentleman who once
visits IL
SENDS TEN MORE.
II does not rest It's claims for
PUBLIC PATRONAGE
ON MERE CHEAPNEss
BUT RATHER
On CHEAPNEsS, COMBINED with MERIT
THE BEST and MOST DESIRABLE GOODS
at the
VERY MINIMUM OF POPULAR PRICES,
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 22ND,
and each day during
THE COMING WEEK
We will offer
ToTHE PUBLIC
THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL BARGAINS
to which we respectfully invite attention
A HANDSOME LINE OF
DoUBLE.FoLDED ALPACAs AT25c. RE-
DUCED FROM 35c.
CAMEL,S HAIR--ALL SHADES OF GRAY
AND BROWN FROM DC 10 4Oc.
THE BEST AND CHOICEST
ASSORTMENT OF
GALLONS AND PRINCES,
To match our
DRESS GOODS.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
INSHAwLS AND KNITTED GOODS
A LOT OF TIL ESE GOODS
ON SEPARATE COUNTERS
IN JOB LOTS,
And marked them at prices
That are sure to he
AN INDICTMENT TO OUR PATRONS.
We have opened the past week
A LARGE LINE OF
VELVET AND FELT HATS,
in oil shades and colors,
AT ASToNIsHINGLY LOW PRICES
A LARGE LOT OF
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, WINGS AMI
FEATHERS,
And offer them extremely chetp.
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GREAT BARGAINS ARE UTTERED
THIS WEEK
INLADIEs' UNDERWEAR.
For instance:
CHEMISES at 8jc. WORTH s5c
ONE LOT at 75c. FORMER PRICE 81.
ONE LOT at 81. WORTH 81 Is.
LADIES' TRUoKED SKIRTS at 75c.
LADIES, EMBRoIDEREDAN AND RUFFLED
SKIRTS at 81 10.
LADIES' AND CHlLDREN's MER1No UN
DERWEAR,
I'm great variety and cheaper than last season
CHrLDREN's BooTlEs AND MlTTs,
ex raordinarily cheap.
WE AGAIN GALL ESPECIAL ATTEN
TION
TO OUR IMMENSE
STOCK OF CAssIMEREs
OUR LINE OF KENTUCKY JEANS
rs THE MOST EXTENSIVE IN DALLAS
DIR LINE OF wATERPRUoFs.
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST.
AN INSPECTION OF OUR GOODS AMI
PRICES BY OUR CUSTOMERS
WILL No,DoUBT GIVE ENTIRE sATIs
FACTION.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-02

OUR LINE OF wATERPRUoFs.
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST.
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/, W. FIELD HAS CHARGE OF REAL ESTATE Department

Rent Houses and Farms, and
Make Collections, ETC.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-10

A series of desperate haitle# was fought ls-
tween portion II the right wing II Tho i,as.
,isn ann, and t,.O00 TURKS In lhe vicinity u
rle,na. nnfsh ~ ihc balkans, m thu aoth ami
list " Jnly, mud rcsnl,cd Ia great sicsor, for
~. Turks. The in.sslan defeat MAS ewing, IL
a,rrarr. ~ smir hcins i,anked and attacked IN
~, r sr W a Turkish iivisio,,, thu artillery ~
which n,uwtsl down the Mn~cusitua ii fearful
rate. Tho linnslan~ were completely f"u,ed
hui managed ~ rase their cannon. lhii, sittes
lrri rnnimo,,Aly. ssunn detail. nf lhc lighting
viii he fu,,nd III a,,otl,or part Ut this IMpcr
The is,,srians have resumed tho offensive IN
Asia Minor. A disra.ch from Erxrroun ras.
there has tNen continuous iigh.ln. on III. all
yanccd lines before Kara, and that tl,e ls,srian
right IL marching on Irrck.
isa,dua dispatches rtAto lhat 4 tho i.,,s~ial,r
~. ~ much stunned by their rssesses that II
viii require ten Gays IL uinfnrce themselves
h. strengthen TN lnini. ,s,sxtased l0fasr III.
lat. defeats. II Ia asserted thAt i.u.eia, siis-
enurARel ls thu result NJ thv war, |. lahotinH
10 soeute Intervention Wy w,nm third power,
niih that Austria, instRnisd by Germany, will
ien.l her influence toward aiding ltaa1la 10 ~.
eur. desirable insee. The defeat ~ sha i.,s
~lMnH IL owing 10 JsAlunsy and lack ~ 90.
operation Among thu commanders. tirrmAn
sentiment u growing hn~slle ~ England, and
high authority NJ ietltn declares thA. her
policy ~ 10 The occupation ~ III. pardAnelles
Will mt H. permitted
4 l6fln correspondent. telegfaphs Tint III
consequence " she defeat al resna, III. Gar
has Askad tin Emperut ef Austria tu Withdraw
hs former rrotcr. against thc Russians enter.
ing s,rsla and ro,,lpiitls With ihe her,iAna
operating II, thu left Hank ~ thu Turks.
A M. Petersburg tiarAteh sa,s 4 nkasu l.an
besn iss,l.d ordering The immediate mnl,ili.-
alion VI tho entife rorp1 II the Imperial Guard
and several other divisions, Anothet nkAs.'
signed las TIN t1Ar 1t biels nrsirrs Il lcs, ~
rs,isUN, II thu land~ehr. The lesi.s ns.i Will,
general enthusiasm.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-10
oEMsRAL yonxroM NEWS

iui. Grant II travelling In kWed.n and MIR.
way. ~ viii 10 10 lRflin h Witness tho Al.
,,lmn tlAne,,y.r4, and NJ tAe md II Octohes
Intends 10 visit raftH. ila viii pass ID. winter
partly III rAfl. and partly IN Italy and will re-
Wait Switzerland later should no unforeseen
circumstances prevent.
Will. il,a n,an ~ere digging server nn NlsA.
chan ason,,e. Toronto, the earth cAvsd IL and
n,,athersd ihreoof thrm And injured III. otlers
Afiu,t@ly
T~o Dsitiel Hnnls,sis and lwo Iron, s'lsda have
been dispatched IL thu pAnnl.. ''to protect
litiilsi, intsfusts. The Engliah elsln, treaty
right IL n.HlntAln gunloAts nn she river 10 look
after thu interests u coanerce, and thr iran-
cta.ls accompany thr smaller vessels IL -. thai
tl,.se II ,ofar'lho aupoAtlo, ~ th. expedition.
A vieiinA dispatch, ~ the III Inst. rAya ~
ministerial council under The Presidency III ll.c
Emperor ral from o'einek until /. Mobiiisa.
llon hA~ lscn Accidud nlpon Ia principle. Lni
Il With far coant A,,lrAs~y ~ iis tho iIme
when tl,c1s measure. alAil ba put INTO cxeeu.
tloi.. Contlngeintos may cause this ~ ANY
t,ot,ent. The Importance VI the resolution |.
not that swo " tlre. army cur,~ Viii In placed
Oh war fonsIns, but that tho empire Ii soisp
u Ahanslon IT. passive Attitnd. for one u
armed neutrality
A convention has l,acn signed by the 0osern
n,rnt~ u EngiAld and kgypt, providing foi
the suppression II tho slave trade III tle d,,
n,inion. u lhs khedlvc.
An imperial docrec haa leen ix4Mcd n ton
1santinopie deereAsInk Tho salaries of I'll Turk
lsl officials 10 l1r cont. until Tho cnd of III.
war.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-10

This brings mc ~ thu question uf
lriah ,l,a.suni.nt. Their. can bcno ,lol,hl
TINT II " quite aa deep ANIL passionate IN
ever. Of course II 0nthf nnt a. be II
Mr.. uln.lstanr's predictions were worta
anything nj the time liz ,liscstahliHIed
The Protestant Church III ireland.
rhenccfurtll, liz ner,irr.l the world, the
Irish would he conteut.sl anl happy.
What nrr the tncts? Al Trial. landlord
III the greatest influence III LiH own conn
try assured ms the ulllrr dny TINT never
haL be- known tLc country u bc III Nd
disturbed and dangerous Il condition.
l.vcrywherr. Mil llc, !. Tie reMsantry
nre being drilled with the utmost carr
And regularity. nnd they nrc now MI we'll
armed. Tho police dare not interfcr.
Tho people hope TINT England will got
10 war with Russia. ani then They OK
iNct 10 give her some trouble, nm. they
will 10 II, soo." II would hc III little
,.se 10 tell this ~ thu majority III En-
glisllmen. for they would only laugh III
Il. Yet II mny turn ont 81 br anything
hut d laughing matter. In the cvcnt ii
foreign war there would not hc many
troop. ~ sparc for thc suppression oi
insnrrcclinn Ia ireland. w. Jtnnings'
L.t,nti,yn x.etfsr in fhs .t.m York Woriti
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-10

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-10
mrscELLANEous oLxANINos.

The steamship Mantalls, Mhiel, sailed fnf
li,.rpanl. last Notk i,e'k Among her rassen
rrr~ lifty carpenters, iefi,ienn ~ NV York
aud Arnnkisn. They wel. engaged hs thu Arm
IL Neil 4 s,t,.. contractors ami builders, ~
Manchester. England Tha terms of ng.eo.
ment arr that tlns ,hall lv engaged for nne
s.ar certain, and l.e.i,esl rhillinEs day, Tho
hours of labor. for i've da,r Ia tie aeoL. arr
from n. III. IL u 4. M. With un. liuil fnt ,lin.
ner, and Oh Saturday 4 halt holiday.
During III. failluad VAR, tin Maryland sia,e
l.na,,s were tud III rUs ~ II s.slss lsf nian
,lss.
tarl. itsnaa,e'- schooner flarenee has 4elle,l
f,snl S.w l.pnlen. ds.. far the Arctir neeal,.
under command ~ CAPT. rsann, The Ftrenrr
will estahliii CAPT, lloaknies p.,,ar eslohs Vt
Il l4nl nn Tho .pasi nn III. ninth ride ~ anm
herlni.l, and there stafp Tin raprllrs upon
Nhicl, the main exploring expedition. Which
HHilp July, ls1s. nnher Sapi. N. w. iloa.n,u.
United states Navy. II 10 rul,siei,
Now lha, III. rluting i1e,i.n, IL The railroad
STRIKE has h.on suppressed, The anila.iiiss a,a
directing their attention. o. il,s r,lli#hinT of
III. rngl.A..ra, Al chicago, ~. l.uuis, lidlal,.
Als,s. Harrisburg AMI salin,,s othr place w
r.aa III Iii. nft.At VI numbers III nnin Mlu
M.io conspicuous III leadins III. n.uha aud
their sunmitnnn, IL, trial
Meas ~ . melancholy hutnH ea.nss fran
s,nneo., ui.taiip. Tie aln,ss',.nse lttatei nual
TINT town, containing HiAts.uau lanl~ts.
caught liz al tlHla. and ~ ral,tily did III.
iianp.s tlaead Thai seventeen VI Tho nnir,,
nate inmates lsiirhsd IN The llaiins. Fi,. n,s,
eere Lalls burned mlile attempting ~ rpTv,l.
III. lAnlst~ ~ ihns burned, ELEVEN wrt.
nan and -is Nnlnon. Tiny asru nearly AL ial
ti.idell nll people Mha .'.t,,lI i,l movc without
assiiaht.
Thu iie,llatle, runrani.a anif.f u III, est.n
of AH.1li, mn II tIa Ersas iisr Al ~. john, y
H. The Inigllsh e,nrani.i arr III. heasieH
iu.rf@ their ehare aisn,sga'iuG fi.sl., ,0oo
asali,ri I itit.D0n h. iiu Canadian and *tt5.
I'M l,s Aui,li.an companies
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-10
wArniroroH MOTIFS.

IT,, secretary - il4r If,aaluy saws tl0 thr
nea i#f reis. lu,Aia having ls,n is*u,i III
exchange fsH gtsli ss,sn. sls.t ea,no, II ~
.'..tael bs ANYTHING w, goli IL ~ iis tnll
equivalent.
Henry W. billiard. ~ a~fnia. has lssn At.
lsain,si En,ns Extraordinary aid Minister
rl.ni,-asnia,s IL iaayil. ,ire James Il. Fart.
ridge. II Mars slaad. lIllisni, rnsion. lu thc
lata cis,i war Was Representative IN canase-r
from ,he Montgomery Ala district.
TIN total lnlnlrr subscriptions I" ~, tlsr
cent. laan M IL Ang. a.f. ~ $40. 1ua tssal
received ~ Iii. syndicate. tf',MN.0n The
total r,hsctilaa in l,andan teliotttsl t. the isi
Inst. was slu, an.Oep. makinn tatal IL sTs.-
5iaTui.
III. Commissioners ~ III. District ~ Column.
lin hasc appointed rrmmvlnf. Van Rensselaer,
Morgan. lat. ~ The Confederate Navy, inieetnf
III wrrhs aul kep,ita un The reads and streets
NJ the n.Stiist
II Il announce, tia, III. President i IL give
extended attention, in his runiing III, eraga ~
,u ,i,,stinns hrpush, into prominence 4, I'll.
recent cis,l disturbances. II |. thought. Tint
Ii. will ask cnugrrw H. create \ commission To-
40 o,er thr whole rfunml ami report anmn
aeil.ne fns lighsiug tho MfnngA ~ the Slipper,
ss.,cr, capitalist producer, and hired
lsLurcf, wherever airh alnnEu may crop
out. nl,i Nhues,f may he llH immediate
victim
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-10

= Will, every yenr the number III NJ
efam.ntair, rayn thu t'HiDH, "who -
nut on 'rn,,ghing ~ expeditions. hunt.
ing, ilrl,ing, nll otherwise enjoying
themselves, IL IN The increase. 4 party
ol iive lrit thr city yesterday for the
nln,lhinltls, IL lr gnne about il month,
nl,d another party ~ four rturnrd hnn.r
luy l,efor yesterday. The latter hal
intsnIed ~ stay out longer. hut the
Indians ~ their vicinity i,esan to grnw
exceedingly aal,,y, nn,l u make lhc H..
lnand fnf small things IA Il tone which N
WAX thought indicated TINT they might,
II provoked, hslp themselves. Speaking
II tl,e Indians. The party tall II funny
~tnry III tllrir mnin camp. TIM hot lay
onc III them went ~ creek not fnr lis.
tatt tn has. hath. taking with him his
rifle. liz Ind renewed hiN garments
down IL his nsl ilanncl nn.lrtelothing IN
the hank oi the ntrcum, when he l,cnr,l
the hr,,Hl, cracking, and, thinking per-
lMpH the Noise wus male by deer or
either large animal. hc dcploycd himself
~ u skirmlnllrr anil cautiously began in.
vcHtigAsing. 1lc had not long to wait,
for moment later llr observed figure
lolHing frum tree t. trcc, rifle In l.und,
md evidently watching him. II flashed
through his mind TINT hc WINS being
followed hy All In,linn bcnt On mischief.
nnA hiM hrnrt rowc In h,s throat NJ
tint hc could nlmoxt TASTE Il ~ thoughts
of home forced themselves iiNi,
him. IL ,letcrmincl that hc would
| light 20 tho Inst. however, aud, brnrc,l
by this determination, advanced
upon the enemy. Tho latter WAN cvl.
IDENTIFY mt prepared Tor slch tactics, fol
lc relrcatl fnxter anil fastGr. and Anil.
" threw down his gun md ran. I'll.
Hacramentan, fearing that this wl~ only
= piece of strategy - leaA him into nj
ambush. returned u thu creek, dnnnc,
lila garments nnd hurried 10 camp.
There hr found Il member u thr party
who llnd Just como III from hunting, r.
lniing IL tllc other two members how hs
also hnl experienced trouble with III.
indiana, ono ii whom. hc sail, haL fol
lowed him for two or three miles, and ht
had only escaped from him by striking
him over the head with hi. gum. Tins,
hc wont on 10 nAy. broke thc stock Ii
two the hnrrcl nrw into thr cl,ApArrnl
and he dill not .lccm II worth whilo Il
whit anil search for II, when The Indian,
might attack the camp nj my moment
Tho man who l,ad been to th0 creek W.
.tnn ~ fsol a suspicion tl,at twp ulrm
bers VI that hunting party lad bsei
making fools u thsnlsslvsA, anil u
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-10

l.Aas.

lletlrst naiMhAssi. II hAsoty. MAa~.. ~as
usderd 10 discontinue his visit. u The Aaush,ef
u T. 1'fa.k. liz n,et that gentleman IN ei,nnh
last sunday. 1hot him dead. fatally wounded
brother, and ni.sed hla third Nlol At tho
WOMAN.
kpnM excitement wAs caused III New York
tho osi,er day byA street attack npon Jay
Gould, TIN wuli.known stek gAml,les. The
Assxuising party wAs one Chi. kel0yrr. wha
claims that uonld goMged him In sosno traia
Aetions. III. latter wAs sounAly thsaailcsl An.i
msfis ~ efy fs nirtry.
A horfillc accident occurred III III Iron
foundry. n ititHhnrgh, lAAt week. hescn moi,
engaged In lining The furnace were on 4 sexf
FOLD, supported Ny ropss. These toul Inv aud
psvciptssssd Tho men Into - furnace Two
AZ thsm ~vTs taken out dts<. and ~ other
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4 lllrtN,i AnllrAl.

The curly mornings Witness the anlh.
ering III tile hnrd.up and hungry along
the wha,vr., NIL armed with bait nnl
iishing-taeklr. An oil ,larkcy wins heard
talking 10 lhe fishes he saw swimming
urnnnd lin line yesterday. md among
other cntiring ii,inga Ii. eanl wins
"uivc me abiie honey IL children nm
acrying down ~ my ho,lsr, nnl ! tell
yon It's iisL u nothing III d., establish.
mrnl. - -6atrstrn Nslas.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-10

The Philadelphia North .iMttiean
xays that tile police a New York hAd tile
murderer III Nathan in custody IT one
time md knew Tint they haL him. Mr..
Nalhnnn cuaclmnn haI the i,lea TINT l,ls
master oM.l him slOu.nOO. mud tlr mnr.
dcrcr entered hy the nrva WY, just IN
TIN roaeliinan VIM In the lnbit .! ,loing
snrr.plitionsIy. Also for Mny.rnl nights
before the mnr.l.r thu eunnhman lind
slept about Iii. wlnfyeH On north river.
nni t',n mmr.l.r WIN committed with a
"rhips dog" Tn police detained him
sixteen lays and then Rcnt him ~ thc
Warl'a Island Asylum. without men-
tionlng th. fact publicly. tlio family ho-
ing satisfied tl,at he could mt be CON.
xlrtrl IN nrcntlnt III hin inKnnitY.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-10
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-10

LAsr year thu Prince ~ Wales lai.l
the foundation of thr new Glasgow post.
office. nn,l unw tin hill of cnrtn Inns he.n
published Al, ,NO. Thecxlnnses mrm
Ia have b.en almost entirely for ,lecnra.
tionp, stands, platforms. trinmphal
arches, c,r. Eating sni drinking is,ms
lp not amount to sl00.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-10
Tbe Anti-MonopOliSt.

search Of employment. He knew every
inch of the road, and knew that the tram
was booked to pass the mail at the sta
ton thew had just passed. He opened the
carriage door, stepped on to the 1901
board and scrambled along until ne
reached the engine. He had no sooner
nut his foot on it than both the natlVe
driver and fireman seized hold OF nm anu
ATTEMPTED to hurl him off. Weakened oy
lone illness and poverty he nearly sue,
cumbed in the struggle which ensued, bu,
his British blood was up, and ne at las'
succeeded in flinging the native fireman
off the engine, and Selling hammer
used for breaking Jumps OF coal, he struch
the driver such a blow that he lay sense
less. 4 !,
"There was no time to be lost-h'
could already see the lights OF the ap
nroaching mail-train, and he quickly re
versed the lever. There was a crash
But. as both trains were now going IN tn
same direction, the headlights wer
smashed. but no other damage was done
and both trains steamed into the static
uninjured.
"Tihe Chief Justice has been heard t
saw he will not travel any more IN tra1
driven by a native. And the Locomot1s
Superintendent is not so loud IN MS pfal
of native drivers as before"
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-10
Study Of Colors in Dress.
From the Home Journal.

From the Home Journai-
The colors of dress ought to be IN
harmony with the color OF the halr. with
the hues of the complexion, and the gen
eral character Of the wearer, as well as
with the occasion on which the dress IS TO
he worn. Although the shades OF halr
and skin are extremely varied, they can
he reduced to certain principal varleues,
as black, fair, red chestnut, or ash-coi-
ored. 1t is very rare that black na1r
ooes with white skin, unless the halr IL
self is softened down by the same cause
that has whitened the skin, 50 we may re-
mark in the English and Irish, whose
freshness is preserved by the dampness o.
the climate. and in the women OF Antwerp,
in whom the mixing Of Spanish and Elem-
ish blood produced clear complexion
combined with the hair OF the sonth
Hair and eyes of both are OF brilliant
but not dense black which we hnd III
Spain and in Italy. The real bruno o
| the south has dull and warm complex
ion. ranging from yellow to olive, ana 'hs
pupil of the eye, like a carbuncle, STANDS
ont on a brilliantly white membrane
Blonde beauties, such as were caiiee
!. Tonnes at the Hotel Rambouillef, ans
NAV be seen in Rubens' pictures, pr1d
themselves on rosy, delicate, and transpar
ent flesh tints- -,
1 Chestnut hair matches best with IN
color of complexion most commonly 1oun'
in Europe; its dulled and faint req i !