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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-07
FOREIGN NorEs

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Of fhs Ens-tsa sassa-- ru 49, -
abe rzs-teaasrs aCaers 49,.
Crsss. Et.-
BoNIaS, Juiy +. "A tl Co.
patcA ssy- a gseaf ll--lt .-
near Si-'orya. Tie I--E- I'll. a.--a..-
ing % cgt - TIE i.r-a-s r. --
river Uaustr. aas tla- -era-l-. go.
from tla.r -ra- ef .rr-.r-. r-
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ieN dag -
LoSu.ss s-.s "a ..a..
from Rome. -ta-t- r-- s.r.
pope was -EErat---1 -ls- 81
10, and a. ofa-rr-l1l u.- a.-t
5ut tae Neakn--- .t tl. .--.-.- ..-
yeuted IT, -lc-s-.
N5TE-Ao-lllE .. .. a. -.
oeen received tr1al aag .-.-. -..-.-
\ ,ou-tautllsll --l1-. -... co.
Ottoman Fzri-aa-.-- n-. a-
On the fs-i ai D,e-.l.r
Al -ho trrllll--l.r Hl .1. -...- --
cessiul cazlIzlgl a..-.l-- n
% VA asserted ts.ll tal--a.
that Turkish govern 1.t.- -. e.
pointed ana thr ellltrF -.a-.
position of = T-rA--u fr.s.a.a e..
that Statesman auI -aIl .aa-.s a-
about to march al,lu CHAP. -
any fuEthsr l-lluE rl a1...l-
change Ia Iulsi,A po.it5.
II L announced that r.lrar .. -
been appointed o. c1l.u.lu.f t.- fs.--.
Ia Ihe--iA-iaE, and ,l.---.aa .r..l. Il
recalled o. ,ll-t4I-l.1al Del. ..a.
with ll- army. tla-e Elaa-l-as .-
pUint 10 --r reports r-.-lr.F .a-rrr.
thgt Al-tsla, ai.l Frasai... a..-r .-
urs, brought frs-,lr-af l..a-.lalr.
iu save MunIvueEr1 fr.1l ls.-- ---.
81 and ai-o sI-h -l- e-a a.
takiug AWAY frul ~yrvla a-- rr-.s..
tor joining IN tas Ll-l-.--.-- a-.--r
Turkey.
a l,tter laal,-Lei ll emo r-..
from IL Jituuge csu1-i-sa--a-. 1a.
- 4Aa-aH aaa=AN
Aontenegrilu l,-ii.s-- -a .a- a
favorable iieht I.s--ii,.-. -,ss ..- l.-
sian g5yernmvu. l-,l-L. r.- r.--
Prince Nicholas miltaI5 eala.... r.
throw uVun him a r--Tl--.r..aF r.
~hion hs Vas nor rl-a- al.a s Ca.
should have been -aarrsl 81 CAS-
military adv i-sr-. Tie rr....- -..
To- eiyi'i.e hi- le1U.-. ~ a-..a --..--
than FER such a c-i-i- a- OBI. r----.-
PAEis, July =--F.- u.-..l-
Resolved yesterday tl letr..l -- a
law permitting crcuia-.s1.
The Freagl- grus- asl r,-.l...s -.r.
eel Ieeia.iy o. tt- -rrtra- Fr.a.
Foani biois- The hzr.a-- rra-
better than far tls Izst -ls.s. r-..--.
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THE STORM KING

Ass Apparently secured . Reytsg Ii.
cease IN Ossse aaa loasana-Hsases
Prostrased ena Mseh Denaaxe Dene
Last Nfxhs.
CINciNNATI, July 3--Another heavy
storm swept through northern aud
central Ohio and Indiana Last evening
and this morning. Last evening. at
Elkhart, Indiana, six houses were ley.
eled and four others were partially de.
stroyed. Mr.. Craig was blown Off his
barn and bis arm was broken. James
Bowen Was scanghtundera q falling house
and was severely injured. Mrs. Cowen
wa terribly bruised, and i've others
wers seriously injured. At Kingsbury,
near I1aporte, Indiana, the wind de
molished the residence OF Mr.. Burney,
killing four persons. William Fetch.
er, Of Clinton, Elkhart county, wa
kilIsd BY . falling roof, and his danri,.
ter was hadiy injured. Three msu
wsre strssck By Iightniugs and oae d
.shsn inatnntly killsd.
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CAPITAL ITEMS.

4 Called Session nj the Legislature
Mes AZ All Probable ward, D.wey
q 60. short sn . Final setslesuems.
special to The Herald.
AUSTIN, July 3.-The appraisement
and inventory, at Huntsville, of the
peniteniiary property is completed.
The total valuation of the property
turned over by the late Iessees is two
hundred and fifty-three thousand,
seven hundred and fifty.eight dollars,
which will cause Messrs. Ward, Dew.
ey n Co., to fall In debt to the state in
a final settlement. General w. 2.
Gotch ahd Mr.. Hardenan represented
Messrs. Ward, Dewey d Co., and Col.
onei Gibbs being the umpire In the
above appraisement, Messrs. Harde.
man aud Gibbs unite In the above de.
cision, Hefiin dissenting. Governor
Hubbard's management OF this insti.
tuition 80 tar is success.
There will be no called session of the
legislature unless an imperative neces.
sity as contemplated oy the con nstitu,
tion, demands IL, which necessity i.
not at present deemed probable, sen
sational reports to the contrary not.
withstandipg.
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r.r f.,l.ral army Of the Potomac

TnE federal army Of the Potomac. at
is recent reunion at Providence, Rhode
Island. did not hold sentiments as lib
eral and as catholic as those universally
expressed 10y the reunions Of the south.
ern soldiers. They 20 on the record
against ooneiliation. against forgetting
the war and its bitter experiences.
against decorating the graves Of south
ern soldiers; and yet there are those
among Us who Eay. that whatever seeds
Of discord which still linger in the pub.
lie mind. are planted there by southern
irroconsilablss. Let Southern soldiers
remember that the grand army of ths
republic has gone on the reeord ia bet,
ter shape than the arsay Of tho Potomac
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WASHINGTON.
The First Gun on the Bio Grande May
Start the Blue and the Gray for
Montezumas capital.
6eseral Treyene Ordered to Resist With
Force any Invasion Of Mexican Terri
tory by United States Troops.

| WAsHiNGToN,J July 5.-Advices from
Idaho and Oregon claim no success fol
General Howard in puniHhing the In.
dians. Howard telegraphs that bis
command WAS crossing Salmon riv err
The Indians had gone near the june.
tion OF Snake and Little Salmon.
WAsHINGToN, July 3.-The instruc.
ton Issued to General Trevene, com.
mander of the Rio Grande-in con.
neetion with the orders TO General
Ord authorizing him to follow Mexi.
can marauders across the riyer-ar,
positive. General Trevene is instructed
to resist such invasion, but the Mexi.
can war department takes care to ex.
plain that such resistance could not be
considered an act OF war against the
| United States. Trevene is instructed
to send commissioner to General
Ord TO explain these views and assure
him of the Willingness on the part OF
Mexico to observe the extradition
treaty between the United States and
Mexico, and at the same time deter.
mination to maintain all her rights
under the laws of nation. The or
der also states that General Mala is
fully empowered TO treat OH the SUB
ject at Washington.
Secretary Egarts submitted to the
cabinet to-day, President Diaz's order
10 General Trevene, ordering him to
resist with force any invasion of Mexi.
co by United States troops, authorized
by instructions TO General Ord The
Mexican order was discussed, but nc
action taken. General Mata has no,
yet had an interview with Secretary
Evarts, concerning his recognition az
minister of the Diaz government. He
may be received by Secretary E ARTS
on Thursday. There is no indication
that Mata Will be received as Mexican
minister, or that the instructions te
Ord will be modified. The admins
tration will act slowly and cautiously
lu receiving new minister from
Mexico.
/ WASHINGTON, July SIT is claimed
in high circles that the speeehe.
during the presidents visit to Boston
were composed with view 10 exclude
political or other Significance.
The New York Hersld's special re
ports disintegration in the eabine.
| Runners are that L az, ti,,{, -. -. =
iieve the president by resigning, ant
NeCreary, secretary of war, in view o
the expression of bis Iowa const.tu
ents, is bound to resign.
i The president is irrated over the in
: dictment of Wells and Anderson TO
perjury in connection with the Louis
iana returning board. The president
, idea was that all matters of this char
acter were condoned 10y the Matthew
Foster bargain.
. Agricultural Commissioner Watts
| after consultation with Simon Cam
eron, declines the Invitation to resign
and his suspension comes before tin
{ senate. There will be muddy waite
t about the 18th of October.
: The secretary Of the navy has issue,
5 an order declaring ten hours a day,
: work, but greater or lesser times ar
. legal.
t The president has commissioned tn
8 following postmasters Shuford, Mir
: cola, Texas; Chamberlain, BeIt0r
, Texas; Wilson, Lynchburg, Virgins
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Csalaas sa@E.s IA

\ good story - toi.i af q o--e.s-
gentleman n thi- ta~r, urs -aua-
time sso ksqt = BOARDING. h.rls-. tsa-
day = bis d.sh Of t,oils,i 49, -.
brought an sn'i sst "a TIE t,..e. Gel.
Of the bo-rderz n-n- iIsc 49,. 81.
dish. aad iislied Out Flr-s uf -..-.
rag- Holding u ~ ou a. 49,
eyei II Tor = ussmeEt. z1il rh-r -r....-
To the lAndlnra. = 10 gtlf--s.l nlrrlr. L.
bur io-1k IN the sisisati.su ~ a. Et.-l-
The i.osr'ier. -siii hsialnr a. ---s $50
exclaimed Hs~ j. thi-e t.nn
replied; ~IhoR't yon- Msa - 81.
suppose foT t~eusy a.--l-E- . s.@nra 4
can furnish silk- H. e-r.lr -
nothing ns0re ~ s.y.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-07

The DALLAS HERaLD has superb ar
tiele on North Texas Progress. 1t is
really wonderful to note the strides
that section has made during the past
i've years. Thus may it ever progress.
II Waco Examiner
Thanks neighbor. but you understand
we had superb theme to write upon.
Indeed, the only trouble is, that so
much might be written of our glorious
section that Others outside might tire of
it, bat to those here, it is AN ever inter
esting theme. The progress has been
most wonderful, but it is wonderfully
fine country to be sure.
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The Waco Eedmiaer is in favor oi
keeping alive the military spirit in
Texas No fear ofits dying, the only
trouble is, it is rather too active in
places. For instance, here in Dallas
where marching and counter-marohins
excursions, parades and reviews come
thick and fast, and although fine and
very pleasing to all, yet full dress
uniform, bustoned over manly form
tightly, with the mercury at 9so, is q
severe test upon the spirit. Our Lamars
and Stonewalls are superb though, and
equal to any weather and any number
of armies of pretty girls.
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TnE report that the members of The
Louisiana returning board had been i'm
dicted by the grand jury for perjury is
contradictod. II is, however certain
that the only thing which prevents the
issuance Of the indictment is the fear OF
disturbing Hayes possession, which
would be a calamity for both Louisiana
and New Orleans. What commenta.
o..
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7.

ship iu every state was its cardinal
offer protection To every citizen in
every state had no right to demand
allegiance. Nothing was said In ref
erenee to The present administration,
except by implication. A maintain
anee of the party intact was strongly
urged. General Fitzpatrick spoke OF
the army and dealt some hard blows
as to its present condition. 1t was
long after midnight before the assem-
blaee broke up,
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About the most difficult thing post.
master, who is at the same time an
editor, has 10 do these days, is to fight
the democratic party, and commend
their president and creator, who has
planted himself squarely upon the dem.
ocratic platform, as to his southern pol
10y. Friend Chase, of the Waco Req.s-
ttr, should remember thG. the situation
IS about as bad as being the organ of a
non-poiitical organization, and at the
same time occupying a commanding
political situation. That's exactly the
situation as regards the Register and
the EraH'iaer in former days. How un.
erringiy has that chicken come nome
TO roost though, eh, Chase?
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-07

THE Waco Register twits the demo
cratic papers with the fact that Grant.
when asked TO judge horse race in
England, declined on the score OF igao-
rance, notwithstanding the said demo-
cratic papers have credited him with
more horsemanship than statesman
ship, all along. The republican papers
which credited him with the latter
quality. made much worse mistake;
however the ignorance still remains
undisputed beth here and in England
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-07

Wa nIFFEE with Paddock in one
thing He thinks the Stsfsss,ia's omis
sion Of the usual column OF "Texa.
Facts and Fancies an Improvement
We regard that as The main feature ot
ihc paper. Indeed. there is usually
more sense in il than in all the remain
ing columns, although even there it i.
tolerably we'll disguised.
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TINS Waco E5aniser, complain that's
tie Marshall Herald does not publish
enough local matter. The Er1ssizc,
must remember that this il an all
fired hard season OF the year for collect.
ing en-, and most people are too lazy to
10 anything worth making note of.
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collected during the whole OF Last year
IL il estimated the collections Tor the
last quarter aggregate i've hundred
Thousand dollars.
The July interest on the state bondz
was paid yesterday, and the promP,
payment OF future interest is proba-
Die.
The report Of the commissioners Of
the consolidated debt Of New Orleans
show reduction of the bonded and
floating debt, during six months, OF
over $4,000.
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IT Is funny to hear the papers talk Of
the collapse of Turkey, and at the same
moment the dispatches bring us the
news that the Russians are retreatine
from Ksrs. A man who has ever been
through ono war should not forget how
exceedingly unreliable the average wai
bulletin il, When the sultan evacuates
Constantinople. and when the Russian,
hold the Black sea. the Dardanelles
and the Bosphorus, we may begin to
write of the collapse of Turkey, bat moi
till then.
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lnE MadisOuville PLRHdeaier is one
OF the neatcst papers in Texas, and finds
the state news column of THs HERALD
quite convenient. We commend the
f,uAdsaier to the people of its section
as deserving hearty support.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-07

Wru an anti-partizan policy ruling
ia the national government, Just what
Jim Blaine and Governor Chamberlain
may or may not do, think or say, is a
matter OF supremest Indifference to the
people Of the south.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-07

TESss Ia to he the battle-ground oi
two immense plow concerns this season,
the Avery, of Louisville, aud the South
Bend, Indiana. works. No better Geld
could have been selected, and We trust
the fight will result in more and deeper
rloughine than ever. Its an III wind
which blows nowhere, as Uncle Tom
lid
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Ng rejoice TO hear that the excellent
Waxahaehie Eatcrpvise will soon discard
the patent-outside and will stick to
Texas type and talent in the future.
Old Ellis will rstify the move grandly
we havn't doubt.
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MAJOR PUKSgLI., United States mar
shall, has "a sympathizer" after him
witha sharp stick. Purnell says Austin
is the region of highwaymen, and the
sympathetic gentleman very properly
asks, 'ifso, why doesn't the valiant and
efficient marshal arrest them. As q
catcher OF criminals, Major Purnell has
not gathered much glory since his off
cial career commenced in Texas. bui
for nosing an Illicit cigar~box Wen pat
hiin against anything in or out of Texas
One character of officer succeeds best al
that sort of thing, but it takes man o.
other mould to grapple with ye bold and
warlike Texan highwayman.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-07

TnE SaHesmaH deyotes column and a
half to Flipper. but the nut Of the arti.
Gle exists in the idea that neither West
Point nor Peabody can change the
shape of the Flipper skull, or take a
reef our Of his lin.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-07

Tm iabercts oftialyest,n oppose the
employment Of comic. labor in that
city or upon public works generally
throughout the state. No industrious
or capable laborer or mechanic need
fear 10 compete with such labor, while
their profitable employment lifts ths
burden Of their maintenance from the
shoulders Of the taxpayers. Instead o.
room for complaint at this state o
things, there is abundant cause foi
fclieitaiion in IL, and for the abov,
reasons.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-07

FouR car loads Of oats, and three OF
wheat, were shipped north from Waco,
on Saturday. Here is a whole volume
in favor Of the agricultural activity oi
the gem of the BrnSos.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-07

GH,T Iowa republican convention has
raised the very devil in the ranks OF
the party, and both Hayes and MeCra.
rey are asked freely TO resign. when
rocies fall ont" etc
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-07

THE Waco Er1miacr deyotes a consid.
cradle space in its columns, to putting
its employees. That's good business
move however, it may bn rated as a
matter of mere taste.
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should be tried, and the sacrifice was at
once fully and promptly made. Here
was practical and active patriotism, and
our section, as well rs the whole nation,
Is already enjoying the early fruits in
the well-nigh perfect restoration of
friendly relations, and the old-time
good feeling and consequent business
prosperity. To strict party politics is
due the pale corpse of our murdered
commerce, The ragged. despairing, idle
American sailors, artizans and laborers,
owe to it their present misery. The
good in the situation is that the lesson
has been learned, and the mistake will
not be repeated for all our coming fus
ture.
The leaders of parties must study the
new phazes. and whether they are OPP
Grating upon broad national grounds or
are only leading state or district forces,
they must see to it that their purposes
contain but one principle, and that, the
best good of all concerned.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-07

THsE Is pretty complication brew-
iug in the disparity of views held 10y
the Mcxican and United States officers
commanding on either side of the Rio
Grandc.
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-Denison News; The DALLAS HER
AID, the best because the most enter
prising newspaper in north Texas,
publishes in Its issue Of the fourth, .
carefully prepared report Of the work
done by the Denison free schools, the
scholastic year just closed.
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DARNAII, of the Patriot, calls Sherman
the hub Of north Texas, Too far ou,
on the edge. The hub lies somewhere
in this region. brother. Don't forget it.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-07

GuyEsToS is agitating the question
OF waterworks, just as though there
we're a scarcity of that element in the
locality named.
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J d. LoGAS n Co. publishers, at its
head, makes the San Antonio Hrald
look very much like an old friend In
deed as It'll
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BY J. l.. BARLOW VOL" XXIN. DALLAS,

Tus Bonhan N.,ss is very emphatic
ia its disaPproval Of the purpose 10 call
AN extra session.
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HERE AND ruIlsi-
Admiral rvn-aas-.i tr.rs,rr-- ns. 80.
ITon. tic iI.rllnr.i =. -. ..-..----.---.

Admiral ryn-a.s-.i tr.rs,rr-- hs. -.
iro"' tue Hartford Ieths - a.ti.s
FokrsEs- Ap,ll.l. I-lg So t..a-a-
cutter Aauiital arrived o. .r-..
Secretary Sherman called as ..--a..
Getty, commando. zu4 Was r.ss
with a s-liu.s. The -tsalscr aaa..a.
arrived Al D. 20 y.ges ti.is a. -lal1. .-.t
sAiuied the flag of Rear Admir-. l-.l.-
ehard- ~ "a o'clock Tr1ac1a-.I ------
ferred his aag frou Jls EIl.li.l-.l "a. -r-
Pow haitian.
r"" stsansr- SsIiits asa Eata -
~uak-
MONTREAL, June a. --Its .arrs aH..l
steamers EiFhi-tore aui -,sHsa-.-
came into ooilislua at a -,.i-.- rr ------
b!e, just below THIS eily. sll -..
sunk. The ferlEFr VA t.allI ra--.r
with iron, aIf the after e-sar..-
bgunt with Coru- Bah a-e 81 n--a.
loss. Crews saved
Trimmings .E Eb- Fourln en- -
h.rE
NEW huKk, July s-Ils-a-. -.
powder acc!deL.5 y--t-ris-. ell. .--a-
en tr.iiias fire.
A>fssHs-r Har~sss ftsr $780, s-.--
hLoFJl, Ia. Jl.g --Ia -.....
Red Wing, b1aaI iaf 49, I.a-. -.r-
Ell her steam rlpe. T-.--e E.-. --.
several hurt
Medical Prsettslaa-r E-a..t
Q BAtrIllullE. july s-rrrr No.
T. smith, e slrse,su arL ul..-..- ...-.
tiuoner, died tn-= m,rulrr. 49,. ..
year,.
E.aein= NJ E.-Ns-s s-srx
CHICAGO, Juiy At uel.e1 .a-.
to-day, onesighth ralIr. Ia..r--.
Won, Adventure --r.r.. -r
The rider Of Bsuuis ii--s-- l..a- -r-...
and killed. la tle Ca. ul.., r.s. ..-
Ter won. Eiii Er'I.- s-e.1.l ,--ll. .--..
third; timr ASA.
Ab@at TEu-- 1i--sa- H.aE-
NEW OzIEAN7. JuI3 "A . rr-
testified uefore the a11.t.r..- .-..-.-
/ gaiiag committee that -ae
books uf tht auiitnE : ulli.s. aH-r r...
81 AZ and t-;Iysrsi % Na--..l ...-
sin's chef cesslty, ~,lrstr1- 49,
tomhoHso coniilit.t- eal.-I an --
shai Wharton, ailo rra11l--.i G.. ....-
tuie a search and O. rr-sl-- r. r-.
state any missing Tccor-- '.ll.I .- r..
cusiomhlu-e. k2FrEt, r-s-rf r-.. T.
one huadfei snd dny-.A r--.-..
doilar- Ia the hsn,t- ~ -sr s.---.---
audited, hut uot paid l-fa t.- ....
treasury.
FIrs sss T>sIa--
GOSHEN, y. y, July "A ~
portion % Tie t.l,iusss 1ll--r.. e.
lower village uf Ci.s-isr. st -. E
railroad depot, bgra-i tla a--
l.oss, $4,000 O. s--. -.ue
i.sieT-rte los vlI s----l.-. e.s-
SO 4 drzea fsmaie- .-re le-.
, out.
GOSHEN, y. y Jaly "A la-r-
portion oi the its-lnf.- r..-r..-1i 4. -
lower village 81 Chester. ~ e. 49,
railroad depot, wa= l,lEueL I-
yere.
IoNDOS, July s--Iay- ,r-r-.
and weaving factory 60 rs..-ru. s-as-
, burned this HorniAe- Thrss t--.l--
and fiity-tilree cmFieges a-- a-. 4
work.
, H. Clasnn 4 Co.. uert h-1--. - i
at bombay, LiyefI..al an ~lsz..s.
, have failed Liasni,ie- r-rar-l e..
- 0,0oo.
LoSIHoN, Jaiy s.-A hree ri..-s 4
Warehouses ~feFv bs4rns1 r.-.tzF 49,
{ s51, ,000.
EDINEUEGH, July L--Ille fze-zs1s-
rian council opsne,i hs-s 10y -
nIOn Wa pr-schesi - FraL ma. =
1 Edinburgh Onlscr-llll=l-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-07

THE final settlement of the affairs of
Warl, Dewey & Co. shows most con-
clnsively that Governor Hubbard's head
was extremely level when be insisted
upon change of management of the
penitentiary. The present lessees,
Messrs. Burnett a Fitzpatrick. have am
pie capital. immense energy and great
experience in the management of large
enterprises such as this. and they can
not fail 10 make the penitcntiary q
source of very considerable revenue to
the state, besides introducing a more
humane and chris.ianlike management,
of the eonyiets. Thus every purpose
of criminal detention will be better
served Governor Hubbard deserves
high praise for the wisdom he has dis
played throughout the progress of thi.
most intricate settlement and in the
choice he has made of successor te
| Ward. Dewey a. Co. as lessf,,s.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-07


YESTERDAY was the Fourth of July. a
day which calls up many tender memo>
ries of the past, ss we'll as much patriot
ic enthusiasm. The spirit of the faith,
ers who made the day illnstrious. we
are proud TO say, is not entirely dead,
will not die indeed. so long as liberty is
loved in this land. Patriotism, virtue
and prosperity go hand in hand, and
where these qualities form the keystone
of a national characteristic, everything
else is possible. The youth of tosday
will live TO see this national festival be-
come again the grand rallying point of
patriots from all the states, terrific
ries and divisions in the nation. Texas
will not be behind hand, is not now, and
except for four bloody war harried
years, never was in respectt to the grand
principles upon which the sentiment
| of the reveranee of the day is founded.