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The New York herald., 1877-11-22
COMING HOME FROM THE BALL.

Mr. William Mckenzie, OF No. 51l Greenwich
street, ushered INTO Jefferson Market court room
yesterday morning IN full dress, and somewhat as
tonshea his fellow prisoners at bar by the style
Of his get-up. HIS black suit was still unm paired
ana his shirt and whiteie stil immaculate, though
he had experienced tho delights and comforts OF tho
station house cell for lew hours William was ac
cused Of cioniousy assauItng Frederick Martin. He
was on his way home from the "Houuds, 2, ball
~ BeecKer street when he stopped in . saloon
for "morning appetizer" In tho saloon
hc met Martin and became Engaged IN quarrel about
some trivial matter During the quarrei he pulled
pistol and Martin ned. Mckenze cnased Martin IN
corner oi Charlton and Greenwich streets, raised
his weapon to fire, when ne caught by Officer
Whaleu, OF the Eighth precipcI Judge Morgan after
adm stering sound rcDuke TO the gen tIemen lust
from the pail, uncd him $40 and held him in $500 bail
TO keep the peace.
The New York herald., 1877-11-22
FAIRS.

fair at the Eighteenth Street Methodist Episcopal
Church commenced on Tuesday last and will con-
tnue this and afternoon and evening" clos.
ing tomorrow night
The lady trustees OF the Home for Friendless Girls
at No Al seventh avenue, are 10 bold fair, begin
ming to-day for the benefit OF that Institution The
fair will continue through the remainder OF the week.
THIS charitable refuge Tor fricndcss grls supported
Altogether by voluntary subscription and as the
advances Increased amount 10 necessary 10
meet the demands upon It
The sick and crippled children OF St. Maryss Hos.
pita have the benefit Of air which began yes.
terday, in Republican Hall, No IS West Thirty third
street.
The New York herald., 1877-11-22
FOOTBALL.

FINE GAME BETWEEN YALE AND TRINITY.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
New HAvKS, Nov. 2l, 1877.
the Yale-Trlnity football match of to-day at
Hamilton Park. Owing to the bitter cold the attend
not very large The teams consisted OF eleven
men each and played by the Rugby Union rules
The Trinity team has been newly organized and
has not played much. Their game was pucky one.
but they were outplaved at every point. The Yale
men, their score will show, played superb game.
Plenty OF practice and rigid discipline will make the
Trinity hne team. The following were the ans -
Yale-Backs, Backer, Captain wakeman Trumbui
bali Backs. Rrown Camp; rushers. Lamb, Thompson,
Downer Werts, Clark. Harding
Trinity-Backs, Appleton, Gilberson; half-bacFs,
Wilcox, Hardoe rtshers Carpenter Cheever, Ebert,
Hunter, Lyman, Perkins, stark.
Umpires-For Yale. w. II. Tavlor: for trinity,
George Kneeland. Reieree-W. w. Hite, Yale '78.
Score, Z goals, IL touch-downs.
The New York herald., 1877-11-22
ELECTION ARRESTS.

DR.. Ross O. sidney appeared complainant yester
day. before the Brooklyn Board of Police and Excise
Commissioners, against Sergeant Masterson, OF the
Twelfth precinct He charges the Sergeant with hav-
ing arrested him unwarrantably on election day.
Alter considerable testimony had been taken the case
was adjourned until Wednesday next
William Butler examined before Justice Riley
Brooklyn, yesterday. the charge OF having
tion day attempted TO vote twice the Ninth district
OF the Eleventh ward. Ho was found guilty ana was
hold 10 await the action or the Graud Jury Patrick
Farrell was arragned before the same Justice OF the
Peace charged with Illegal voting In the above
named, being alleged that he had not registered. 1t
was shown that the charge was unfounded, and Far
re therefore discharged
The New York herald., 1877-11-22
SALE OF A LAW LIBRARY.

The valuable Law library OF exRecorder Tilou. with
additions from that OF tho late Oscar smedbcrg win
be sold by Bangs Co. tomorrow aad Saturday alter
moons, ut napa three O'Clock The collection COM
prscs United States and New YORK State aud English
reports; Ind,ccs laws, art works. &C. Among the
books worthy oil special mention are Bacons ADrldgc-
ment, in eight volumes; Browns Cases IN Parla-
mont; Brownlow's Goldesborough's Reports, London,
1864; Kings Bench Reports IN ten volumes, and
number books that are very scarce nj this day and
ior that reason lawyers will lind II well worth their
Whlla 10 attend TINS sale.
The New York herald., 1877-11-22
PIGEON SHOOTING.

Tho members OF the Kings County Gun Club assem-
bed at the Brooklyn Driving Park, Parkville, Long
Island yesterday, to indulge In their regular monthly
pigeon shooting for champion gold badge, whicn Is
the property Of the clup There were fourteen en-
tered and each shot at ten birds. The shooting was
above the average. Messrs John Moller William
Pickard and Charles Meyers tied at tho ten birds,
each killing Then they shot of tho tie at three
birds and the first named gentleman killed all three
winning the badge, while Messrs. Pickard and Meyers
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She said they reside in Williamsburg, but would not
give he address The daughter became hyserca. and
q physician summoned Both prisoners were
lock- up al the First precinct station house > b
Jones recognized $l4 03 worth oil lace and gloves as
coming IRON his store, and one OF Loeser's employees
Identified So Is worth OF his stock roll Of bills
amounting TO $235 and two pocKetDooks containing
Sll s. were found in their possession
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A LADY IN DISTRESS.

The nocesstous circumstances OF q very mertorious
lady we're alluded to IN last sundays HERALD under
tho headiog, "a Case Of Need" and IN response 10
the intimatons there made the following subscrip-
tions have been rece,ved:-E j. T., 81; Warren, 81;
Mrs. II. H., 81; Centum Novem, 81; Pacht, 81; Mrs
l.. W. H., So; X g., 81; Amboy, 81; sympathy, 81;
Mra l.. W. r., s.. Additional subscriptions are ur.
gently needed for shis deserving charity.
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COMPLIMENTARY.

NEwBURG, N. r., Nov. 81, 1877
Robert l. Case, late President OF the Security Life
Insurance Company, was member or the Board OF
Education this city several years. Tonight at
n meeting OF that body, hts resignation rendered
anu the Board UNANIMOUSLY accepted Il, and passed "A
resolution cstifying 20 his ZEAL ndeiity and apy
a school trustee, aud expressing appreciation OF his
past services regret at the rcquir.
ing the OF his official connection with
The New York herald., 1877-11-22

Ast0f'S mnJ 1,525
ALDERMEN
The following ~ the vote OF the District Aldermen
who have been elected
Fourth-Thomas Sh,els. g. 4SS: James J. Sleyin
S,OS1; Bryan REILLY, 6,3l7.
Fiith-John j. Morris, II, ,1o3; w. Jacobus. 10. TAT;
William Bennett, Q459
sxth-Georgo Hall. 1855; Ferdinand Ehrhardt,
9.577; John W. Guntzcr, 9,4s7
Seventh--Robert Foster l1,Sl9: William Sauer
IL. CTS; Bernard BigIip, 8, 1877.
Eighth-Lewis Phillips, IL, 1899: Thomas Carroll,
1901; Henry G. Perley, II, ,167; Terence Herman.
The New York herald., 1877-11-22
GOING OUT WITH THE TIDE.

: The body OF an unknown man was found floating In
the river yesterday morning or the staten Island
ferry slip. Tho deceased was man OF about thirty,
hvo feet inches In height, with dark hair
complexion. lie work dark coat and psntaoons.
The New York herald., 1877-11-22
ST. JOHNS, FOkDHAM.

Tho debating society Of ST. Johns College, Ford.
ham, Will have a reunion on Tuesday next November
27, At quarter past ono O'Clock r. NJ Trains leave
the Grand Central depot at halfpast twelve O'Clock
for Fordham. The Rev. Francis Ryan, 3. j., Is pres
ident of tho society, and Messrs. Peter A. Hcndrick
and John w. Callahan vico president ana secretary.
res spectiyely
The New York herald., 1877-11-22

take place at the Everett House on Wednesday. De-
ccmber s. As Clark Bell, Sheppard r. Knapp and
John r. Cecil have been appointed the Dinner Com
mittee, It Is presumabIe that the horse lore viii be
envened by tho products OF the larder
The New York herald., 1877-11-22
RIFLE MATCH.

WORCESTER Mass. Nov. 81 1877
A rife match here to-day between W. +. Cody (Buf-
falo BiID and L. G. Daniels, Of Portland, Me-, for
$500, was won by Cody.
The New York herald., 1877-11-22
THE OFFICIAL CANVASS.

DECLARATION BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY CAM
vAssERs-ToTALs ON PRINCIPAL CANDIDATES.
The vote cast at the late election In this city
officially announced yesterday by the Board OF County
Canvassers. The following are tho totals for the
principal candioates:-
SECRETARY STATE
Allen G. Beach,. II lS9 John c. Churchill. 20 965
COMPTROLLER
Fredk. p olcotL s33ls o.. r. Ludington 40. $40
SUPREME COURT JUSTICE.
John II. Brady l22 9l1 Isaac Bcnnett.... /, ,403
COURT JUSTICES.
james p siunott.. 65.O59 Alien Mcdonald. 5s. GIL
George Shea oS.lo6 Joseph koch...... oS,o24
REGISTER
Fredk. W. Locw.. 62 $40 Jacob Hess....... 90, s54
Loew's majority ::A.:..:.:.............. 2,oss
ALDERMES-Ar-LARGE.
VIM h ROBERTS 64O37 Win. II. Godncy... 90, 2is
samuel A. Lewis. 6s,es7 Anorow H. Green. 90, 44s
The six candidates receiving tho highest number Of
votes are elected
Dist DisL
4--Edward Hogan. 16,463 John Morrssey. l3, ,s27
JOS. SHANNON. o.ooS Aug. schell..... e,9I3
Hogans mai. :. lo,7s4 Morrisseys IS mai. 1884
"a Wagstan, Jr. IL, 1853 ST. Ecclesine l6, 1886
X. II. Strahan.. l0,2SO r. n. Brxby.... l5,l72
waestans maj. s7s Eccles,ns's mai l,loa
6-Louis s. Goebel. l0.4Sl
M. Nachtman... 9,s64
GocbeI's maj.... 637
AssEMBiYMEN.
l-Jon. f. Berriaan 2.4l6 l2-M +. Holahsn.. 2,S44
Thos. Foley. 2,3l4 John Monks.... 2, 2ll
Berrgan's mai. 102 Holahan,s mai. 633
2-rhos. y. Grady. 2,324 l3-John Clark. 2,5sl
Thos. J. Gili.... 722 G. II. Duel..... 2,567
-
Grady's maj. -. 1902 Clark's maj..... Ia
3-Jamos Hayes. 1920 14-James Daiy. 2,25i
w. II. Mcintyre 1902 Luke f. Cozans l. sos
Hayes maj. 0S Dalys maj ...... 44y
4-John Galvin.... 3.3l7 15-Chr5. Bathe. -. So
N. }. Kearney.. /, 1893 Peter Radey.... 2.762
Gavin's maj 2,154 Bathcs maj -. 100
5-P. A. Crawford. 3,OOs 16--Jas Fitzgerald 3, 159
w. J. Keyes. 1905 H. f. Scha1er... ], 585
Crawford's maj. ,l02 Fitzgernlds maj 2174
C-Jacob seebacher 2,322 III. j. Tay lor 3, 663
Mchaol Hcaiy. ,oI5 w. T. GraT..... 2,049
sSeeDachers mai 7O7 Taylor's maj.... ia
7-lsaac l. Hayes. 2,4S9 1S-J.P. McDonough g. S63
John Carey. l,773 Z. J. Jackson. 1884
Hayes maj.... 7l8 MDonough's nj !, SOC
Sd. Patterson. ;. 3459 I'D. l.. BaKer..... 2,l7l
T. Doxheimer.. ISIS j. W. Manning. ], 500
Patterson's maj GAL Bakers maj.... GIL
81 W. Browning 2,72l 2O-M. l.. Frank. :. T. SIS
W. Il. Corsa.... 2,524 s. W. Williams. g. 995
Browning's maj 1877 Franks mJ.... b2O
l0-J. T. Strack 2,44O 21-Alex. Hahn ...... 5,171
s. W. Langbeln. 1859 c. II. Truax..... 3, s62
Strack's maj... 3sl Hams mai. 49, l. ,3os
ll-W. W. Astor.... 3,2SS
Thos Cottman.. 1893
The New York herald., 1877-11-22
The SOLDIERS HOME.

The Hon John +. Henry, treasurer OF the New York
Soldiers, Home, Bath, acknowledges through ). A.
Lewis secretary OF tho Board, the following subscrip-
t,ons, received at No $ College place, New York.
Nau1 Ynrx Renun cnn Association. Washing
The New York herald., 1877-11-22
ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT.

Billy Fields and Mike Dorsey will have q bout with
the gloves at HIPS Theatre this afternoon for purse.
Many Of the host boxers in the city will also appear
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24
BY J. l.. BARLOW. VOL. XIV,

TO do right without reference to either
friend or foe. The present chief niagis-
trate of the state has done well, simply
because he has followed cut closely the
policies Of Governor Coke. lie has
originated no startling theory, inaugn>
rated no wonderful policy, or grappled
with no masterfui difficulty. For all prae
tloal purposes OF the future. he Is nearly
absolutely untried, and it may be we'll
for the party and the state TO consider
II he Is the best man to carry the proud
banners of Texan progress through the
next term, or if there is not another
who is better calculated by nature and
experience to conduct the destinies of
tae state and win for it still prouder
triumps in the near future.
The next census wiz develop the fact
that Texas is entitled TO eighteen mem
bers ia the lower house of congress.
This will place splendid possibilities be-
fore her. The next state administers
ton will have it in its power to mould.
TO some extent, the policy which will
prevail after 1880 Let US be careful
that by our actions next year we do not
give her 'set,back" by giving her
man as governor who will fix a narrow
policy, inadequate 10 her wants, andins
imical to her interests.
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A BUSY YEAR.

Next season is to be busy one in
Texas politics. We elect a new legis-
lature. governor and the entire state
administration. We have rapidly grown
10 be an immense state, with interests
commemorate with our widely extend.
ed borders and vastly improved inte-
rior. To serve such commonwealth
rs Texas in any honorable capacity. is
a landable and praiseworthy ambition.
and that il is so regarded by the peo-
pie, witness the numbers who are grad
ually coming forward either in person
or by proxy and entering for the race
tor all the positions to be filed. While
every man has preferences and friend
ships as well as prejudices and enmities,
and under ordinary circumstances it is
perhaps right to have due regard for
them, yet in matter affecting the veal
or woe of such state as Texas, these
considerations should have but little
weight, and the best man for the place
in every instance should be the watch>
word
Above and beyond all, we need and
must have vigorous, intelligent. fear
less and honest state administration.
We predict that it will be bad year
for incompetency, or indeed for medi-
ocrity. The possibilities are so vast,
the opportunities so plainly in view,
that the people will and do demand 4
that we have a state administration
from governor down, equal to the task
OF serving her every interest broadly
literally and efficiently Fortunately
for US, We have a goodly number Of
men able as well as willing TO serve her
in this way. Men Of recognized worth
and ability. men Of spotless character
and uen who have been tried by the
seyerest tests, and who have not been
found wanting in any essential quality
necessary to illustrate and develop the
wonderful latent as we'll as the ac.iys
working possibilities of Texas.
Beyond all question, the most i'm,
portant office TO be filed is that OF gov,
ernor. and while we have rs strong per
sonal attachments as any one else, ye
our devotion to the grand young stat.
Of our adoption is such as TO enable u
to cast all this aside, and earnestly
work Cor the best man without inter
ference 10 personal or other considera
tons.
The governor be he whom be may
let the influences under which he i
elected be what they may, necessariall,
and inevitably exercises potent ant
powerful influence upon the policy an.
progress Of the state. tinging both will
his own personal ideas aud idiosyncrs
cies. We'll. indeed. is Il for the state /
he be man to get the bests result
from the means at hand, we'll, 10 It 70
the state IL he il an honest fesriss.
lhrosd-viewcd statesman, strong ezsoug
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FOREIGN NOTES.
Gamberta Anxious 50 Pat an Fra 60
the Sri.fs-A Flank Movement G.s
the Relief of PI<sua


PARIS, November 22-La RepubiL
que francoise, G.mUetts's orssr, De
mands that President MseMzhou
summon a congress Of the senate and
Deputies to put an end Ia the crisis.
The difficulties reported this moTu-
ing to have sri-en In the formation o.
the new cabinet relate to tbs minis
try of the Interior aud the ministry OF
justice, for which NM. DeGetch And
DePeyer are respectively provided.
and other appointments 10 theiE stead
must be made.
LONDON. November "A special
To the Times, dated Rome, November
II, says: The pope received some
French pilgrims yesterday. he spoke
a few words with great diniculty. TIE
feebleness Of his voice and his suffer
ing, which WAS apparent, made =
melancholy Impression. He ~Ss car
ried by four chsirmen."
LONDON. November 3D-In the case
Of the four detective police inspectorsA
John Meikley, John Nathaniel D-us-
eovich, William Palmer and George
Clark, together with Edward Poggoi,
solicitor, indicted for unla~ fully
consPiring together TO defeat the ends
Of justice Ia connection with the re-
cent turf frauds on the Counties De
GrsndoOurt, the jury found all the
prisoners, except Clark, guilty. bot
recommended Druseovieh aud Palnaes
to mercy. The fosr prisoners we've
each sentenced 10 two years imprisoD-
menL
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24
DAVID a AbAs-. -

Mr.. H-1-lt-s ozk--hc- -.zs-a--
y.cars a. "a dalga-
Nast'- T-Fuuiiczu eI-l.1.at = -
much bioaf=L % Ia.sks - o. -
swallowed the iuiklssn Fz-tg-
4 new t-cafitasis - ths - -
N orid- Bi.---l Ars ~ q1ar - -
~iii- shall not b. ru1test-t
\ negro ks-s--i Nslt- ~ - -
ulD ois. Sosth OsFsiiaG. an4 - -
him Instantly tlroa<h a. 49,
N0s I.lmA.. cL.i,,z. O. - q -
iaxmaa- -oGas "a ~ .urkir--zr1 -
and ey, Ill vA-t o cis-a ra -
losfsT-.
The Ponce. IBii.1- - o. -
10 the Indian terTitary. N1l = = -
b- placed on land. b. ~ CnirE--..
NATION.
Iftse Rl--i2n- h.r- t.s-a k.rs -
CoD-tzntlnopi-. n sssi1 i1sEe.1s |. -
PlorHeis isnSrNncs of s-u..sas -
their par.
PresidsBt Di.z q NsK.os = - q
te -dac.ting = -on - Eha-z-- -
who xs- -nOt -sih Asxlla1ll.- :.
Q1eref=rn.
The knighf. - FSta.-- y,..s-- !.
/ have . grand csiscrs-lu1 q - -
very q the lscsv'. 0fs.alz-1.-s =
Terre hAat-.
Mrs- wsriihx. - LsAi<A 49,
3 Penny iszn--, tee- s'ol>ra - -
hc-b.at ~sntcd n1r o. a-as. -.
she has died frOu ths ~fs-ets.
! The incosas u, ts- Glr.r.l .-c.l- -
i plie.ble o TIE p1rfs--s - uolI-s- -
Z PfoSemeafs aad -aI-pert. .z.a.lnl. -
stout sise. 90 y-.r
A Ne~ lork sirszf- - - -
throat fhl- ekA.ra-l. - saI.lr 4
sore thru<f. And vuu 90 - -.
the red nsnasl 81 yu.ar Gsck
MsLAnmea,- <h.-t 49, .pS--u-1 =.
the suit.n. - -ne@ 40 = 49,
comylextoa th- -lck nsa 49, -
.; is-t. or ceic-~ t1E
The of1cisl c<sr~-- -ha.- 80 -
vote of Coirr>4te "a a. - -
frsxr Qo--tion go ter. &ss- -.
ls.UEss ns!-r ys<<aa-s. 7.ssl
Mr. Syis-sla- Atki1<, sx~a - g.
taken 10 10 b-sll. - -A--<~1a - :.
vsiAti~. Ccisns>s cn4s<y. <ss fxk
aDd hs vsssd - e.ms.nz<> -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

THE unseemly contest for the posses
sion of the Vanderbilt. estate, and un.
feeling exposure of what natural in
stincts and cultivated sensibilities re>
quire should be kept in the shrouded
privacy ofthe family circle, must recon
eile poor heads of family to their pow
artx-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

IT seems as though Houston is deter
mined to wipe out the disgrace OF the
land swindle in which she has figured
so conspicuously. A thief who stole a
suit of clothes during FIRE, returned
them to the no little astonishment of
the owner.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

osR friends must really have patience
with regsrd to the mails. We mail
regularly to each subscriber the edition
of the paper to which he subscribes,
and if any failure occurs it is no fault
of ours. There is general complaint
about the tardiness of the mails. We
do not undertake to say where the fault
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

The position of Mr. Thurman on the
South Carolina case has stirred up
Conkiing Edmunds. Dawes and other
republican sons of thunder. The ora.
torieal contest will be grand one, if
Hill, Voorhees,, Lamar and Beck enter
a lance
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

THs governor of Guatemala has res
Gently conceded TO two American gem
tlemen large tract Of arabic land At
merely nominal price, on condition that
they will cultivate it in the high est style
Of American sgriculturaI art, y regards
methods, utensils and crops. in order to
give the natives model for the better
industrial development Of that little
country.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

THERE is an abundance of room in
Texas for the immense tide Of inlmigra-
ton that is flowing in. Thousands upon
thousands Of broad fertile acres are
awaiting cultivation to tenfold remu-
nerate the industry Of man. Comfort
able homes can be made at very little
expense, yet it requires labor. honesty
and sobriety to succeed here as else
xVhere
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

CARDINAL MASNlSG is becoming prom
inent as the probable successor Of Plus
TX. He is a man Of great executive
ability, large learning and high charac-
ter, and would fill the chair TO the entire
satisfaction of the English speaking
Catholics.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

SrrRIruALIsN has received fresh con-
firmatory evidence At the very time
that the gho9e of John C. Heenan ap-
peared to select circle in Rochester.
Tom Allen and Tom Gilbert were en-
gagged in prize fight at London thea
tre- No coincidence can account for
that
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

The American masons who went over
to England to supply the places Of
striking Britons, fud the whole atmos-
phere distasteful, the evils Of cast
there being too strongly marked to sat
isty their inherent feeling of independ-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

II Is of the greatest Importance that
the mode of electing the president and
vice-presidept should be changed before
the next presidential election As this
requires change in the constitution
there is no time to loose. Let the pop
ular vote elect just as our governors are
elected.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

Ma WAsHBrEsE upon his return from
France said that it was very unsafe TO
venture prediction as to the future
political events of thai country If he
could have been more terse he could
have simply acknowledged that the
more he thought he learned the less he
found he knew.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24
Tho 1issr. lasre.enes.

DEADwooD, II. T., November q
Company {, OF the Seventh cavalry,
have arrived. supported By the col
diers- The sheriff has demanded the
surrender Of the intrenches mlners.
Great excitement exists among the
miners throughout the gulch. although
10 Disturbances have been made b.
yond booting st soldiers.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

SECRETARY SsEsNAN has been inter>
viewed, and again asserts the ability to
resume at the appointed time, but again
neglects to tell how resumption can be
accomplished with only sixth part of
the necessary gold in the treasury to
rpsurna with
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24
the ss.ssekts nssser..

SUsBURY. Pa, November 22-The
jury in the ease Of the shsmokin riot
ers, tried here this week, this morn
Ing rendered sverdict Of guilty Agalns,
Mos and Nicely. and acquitted Finer
ty, Ebright, Richards and Campbell.
who pleaded guilty before the jury re-
tired.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

BLAINE is eonvalescing, but it is feared
will never rally from those four fell
blows-inves tigation, sunstroke, the
Cincinnati convention and the presi-
dents southern policy. To see that
splendid energy unhorsed, is a deeper
tragedy than we see on the stage.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

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