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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-15

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Mr.. James $, Key, of Baltimore. a
son Of Philip Barton Key, who will be
remembered in connection with the
Siclxles tragedy. has abandoned the
law for the stage, apd Is to appear in
connection with Miss Louise N. Pom.
erov ON the southern circuit
Lorenzo baNer, thifty-t~o inohes Ia
height, aud twenty years Oh, is min
strei performer Ia helitueKy- Alice
Gougb, ihirty>one inches ga height
and eighteen years oid; - me asus my,
OF . wealthy farmer. insse little ,oih
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CITATION.

E'HE STATE uF TENA--ro ;Er -alr.T
Z oruay Constable uf Dallas 60. ATS. ar....
Ing. Noa IRE hen uy clunaHles. sfaf HH
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Vs. l.n-sl rrsliruga unkns "a. fo De- ant g.
Year trefpl. tire ElstrlTf Court g. - l...if.Hi
u and fcf the county ~ lzilsf, r. tie rf.ur.-
nnssss rlgasli. "a t.tr rtfE ~ baf. -. or ffs
Aolldsy lu December next lfc.I anI ta.le
y su-Wer tie petition ~ lanes fIHr
FLED Ia sid corr. against tie SAL SIZE
paug4e-fg. -. (. riC..i-- and o. q nar.-
man. and .tl.zIug Ia substance as il-l.r.s.
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her mote. pas stnle o. ". . siczIs's 90 l1H1ir.r
for the sum o. sl1. eae one x.zr as.rr Isfs.
that said note wss for tart ~ 90. T-irrh---
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! ing IN ihc cts % nafirz STATE of f-Eas. o.
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rfs.s - salt, ard TO- dfr-se l.1I- i1li - li
said Venfnr'. lam ugau aaid ilsGl. Hrrtfi
4 tail not. bal have zee tnsu aili sa-rs hsasg
said court fhi. EEtf, s4fh car f.tlrn thrrs
on. showing how yea have eEesuiei N
WINES " A Itarxoos, Gers o. ths ~
trset CoErt 81 Dallas county. Gixen u-las
my hand ans seal 81 SD eVurs, IN tlse "a
o. pAliAN' 'hi- ais l5Sa d-z % Ns ,.s;.
Clerk District Court 81 i.iiss 40. T.xs..
by II. W. JONES, Dep1iy. noyls dl;&~
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nes.a.ton I'm conference.

There used TO be an oil loke--and is
there such thing as new one about
a very small minister who went into a
very high pulpit, and after announcing
in a weak. tremulous voice the text !;
A little while. and ye shall not see me.
and again little while and ye shall see
me, stumbled off the stool and fell oil
backward much to the ediiieation oil
the congregation. An English peer
made as sudden and sensational exit a
fortnight ago while attending the Cliff
ton conference on confession. He was
sitting in conspicuous position upon
the platform, within view of the assem-
bly,, when trap door opened under his
chair. There was shrek; Lord Sad
stocks heels were seen where a mo,
ment fefore bis head had been and
then, with great crash, lis lordshir
and his chair disappeared below, ano
the trap flew back. A horrible suspi
cion fell upon the conference. for few
of the evangelical audience had eve
seen anything so.complete and dramatic
before and every one looked into hi
neighbours eyes for an explanation
The hair of the good Bishop Andersen
stood on end, for if the devil had tiowl
away with en evangelical peer, his turl
might come vel. But in few minute
| the eclipse of so much right HONORABLE
piety was explained. A coniurer hac
had the use of room few days befor,
and this trap door was the exit Of on
of his characters.
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more rr,.,,. As.., IN. srosl..

Clerk Adams has stirred up very
bad hornets nest by his dismissal OF
French, the tally clerk, and appoint-
ment OF q Georgian to his place. The
New England democrats are thor
oughly disgusied with Adams, and de-
clare that he has treated French very
shabbily, and broken his promises.
congressman Morse and Jones feel
very confident that Adams has taken
step he will be sorry for. The New
England democrats all supported
Adams for clerk, more because French
asked it than because they wanted
Adams, on the understanding thai
French, whose retention is the only
important house patronage the New
England democrats have asked for
would be kept In his old position
Both Morse and Jones have thoroughly
ventilated Adams conduct, aud thu
matter has stirred up so much feeling
that resolution Is contemplated de
claring the clerks ofiice vacant
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where there is a contiu gsi dropping down
into ths hack of tna mouth. with urlts ion
Hi1a Inflammation 81 the basal cavities and
lhunnt, with hawking, splitting uld = saust
81 iuL5zeas about the bead. be not dee L red
or iaGcy u IL - simple eoid fuu sGe All ctsd
win tnat sco34rgS Of this climate. ratarrn.
TIE ioFsTuuDer 81 consumption. Ia lts early
Stages q few bottles OF Or sage CaiaTrE.
Hsiacry al effect az entir. cure. " Eeu CrI.-
fiFsDed Dr. Pferos'- Golden MsdicsI uis-1rsr,-
should be used Ia connection SI-g t1. Ken
ely. These standsid Tue-iiriueE hsv- frsu D..
fore tle public msus years, su4 tU-ir -.
& A. been attended viii int sunsl s-aiifN fII-
success a fIil Discussion u tiglrrl and
is TatioGsl Treatment rs cur fhilE6 a. 90 be-
Peoples Common SeESe Medical AdFf9tr. %
a book OF over niue hundred pages, tIuHira-
ied with two aundTed and oizory-tsyo en-
gray tuES bound ia elotb md uilt. price. uot
paid, 81 % Adde'S, FuhilstirE Departs
York.
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ANOTHER VICTIM.
a GentIeuAu Has Two Hundred nac
Ten usIIaTs Stolen FROM Him af An
Sim street Hssei.

A GenfIemsn Has Two Hundred aac
Ten B.,IIaTs Stolen PROM lain, ai An
kEm street Besei.
\ week or more ago Thomas Wallis
came TO this city for the purpose, "a he
states. of engaging in business. Since
that time he has been looking around
for some business in which to place
his limited capital. lie hasso far been
unsuccessful ia finding an undertaking
that suited mis- inclination and nieans,
aud has thought seriously OF migrat,
iug To the country 10 engage in raising
hogs. But alas, for future Intentions,
his wssistl is 10 more, gone giimmer-
ing, 80 To speak. Tuesday night AIR.
Wallis retired to bed ut the Planters
house, on Elm street, and placed his cash
consisting OF one hundred dolIsrs In
gold aud oae hundred and ten IN eur
reney, between the mattresses of the
bed. During the nisht.he was awaken
ed by some one in the room, and Oh
looking around, thought he saw q
form go 8at OF the door. closing Il
afterwaT s. lie thought no more o
the circumstances at the time, an,
tnrned over IN the he'd, failing asieol
again. Yesterday morning when Ia
arose the money was missing. Mr.
Wallis went before Justice McLur
and had u search warrant ISSUED
Deputy Sheriff Spencer made a care
iui search Of the premises, to whiel
Mrs. Richards, tue Iapdledg, made n
objection, but no trace Of the missin
funds could he found.
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RUNAWAY TEAMS.
a saEeIy Runaway on Ross avenue
Asa enc .n IIn, and Rain streets.

About ,4IS yesterday six teams, i've
Of tie wa ns loaded with cotton ami
one empty, belonging 10 Mr.. J. 81
Donald, OF Denton county, arrived in
the city. As they were passing along
Ross ayenue. the team attached To the
empty wagon became frightened at a
passing street ear on the san Jsciuto
line aud ran away. The driver, Ger
mal NAMED Jacob Hermann, was
thrown To the ground, one OF their
wheels PASSING over him. In the
flight the horses riGn against the team
driven by MIR. Donald, causing his
horses % run against the street ear,
and also throwing Mr.. ID. from h,s seat,
bat fortunately he received no injuries.
The horses attached to the empty way.
on then continued their flight for IL
considerable distance, when they Were
stopped. Mr.. ID. fcgaiued his feet in
time 10 stop the second runaway
before they had gone tut n short
distance. Ate, arriving nj the Cali.
ioTuia wagon yard, Mr., ID maid and "a
couple % tine tesmsters went back 20
Rose avenue 10 look for Hermann, the
iUjared driver, who they think is hAdr
'y hyGi. When uur reporter left they
lai mot returned.
About ten O'Clock yesterday morn
in. another exciting runaway occur.
rsi, the team starring from point
peas tine Un.ou depot. The harset
.an down Elm short distaure when
fhe coupling broke, aud then they
ufuti into Main mahing in The ilirSe.
zion Of the river az blinking pace.
1 Opposite ihe fremont house they ran
7 into tie sxpguss wagon Of Mr.. Kelly
smsshiug 1T considerably. Auothel
vehicle near WAS struck and over.
turned. receiving cOusideIable damage
/ When iH Mont OF the new building,
near the Lamar hotel the animal,
broke loose from the wagon and KEEP
On their speedy way. They wer,
| stopped on Court square.
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Notice

| wculd respectfully inform my pa
irons that l @ili retire from the pEl--
tice of medicine from aud after the
2oth prc&imO. While ] have many
regrets in parting with lew faithful
friends, ami cherish kind feelings sor
all Others, ! am under DO lego! o.
moral obligation 10 work far The ia %
lie longer without adequate csmpcn-s-
ton for my services. Therefore Ter
-ous indebted II Bse by note or
account. viii come forward. ~ once.
ana make satisfactory settlement
dec-3-w3t z. HENb8TrE g 81. y.
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All gntasTl hfsc cora laints I.l other ,sr-Y.-s
al flsg-ti@-r ccnErs.f-- 81 nr.r5I.rs-.. -.
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n4ruf &c thts aslHepn- tu -srr1- r.l-sr.r. -. b.
sect 20 tie vs~.fEi 100 ~ ls-a- --. ar1.4 ID
other iefu.s nf Intern 'fttuf tIsfas. FHH
CAUSE EBiea produce tha-E Hrs.a-.s.. Ell.
NOS arti E--y a. e-GiE- Ilis. fl. rH..r-..- To- f.
ls-riu1 ~ Tire s--uF -E.r t.r I.er.rarrs #-
such 81 lssTig.- -HOllf n-r 81 r- rlfsr ..stH-. .
- Enu.' f|H ruE if1-sHFIr gerr. T. 10. H ..a
atrnl1ir ifaia '.s 81 ~rgfa-..| tonic arI H-Iaf.
use Treatment. Foremost lllurr aHa .H.
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stones nnst-tf.s's r,-Hes4r4 E..t.. d.. RI
tluFl5 u's Of sac sister. tll= OK ID.
dfHAl oi a-E nutHaI...- --Il suar rTHH s.s
sickness b Fi.'ii. uts.s."ul tLr al T. Tl..s# r.
ti.r strDnCesf. -HHaH...
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a STOLEN HORSE.

Two Wen PLACED In SaI Tor the rneri
90 the Aninni--sn. Gives Honh ana
IA Released he oGh"rstiIIto rsisou
Alta h;e nOuT Fues!py night MIR II.
), fanhl.n, who rssides eight mile.
wet 81 the city, brought two men.
Murray Mckee ana tip Mann, to TIE
county jail, andl they were locked uE
inF the night charged with thsft of =
aprse. Yesterday morning they were
taken before Justice McI5ure for ok.
animation. Both were held 60 snawer
the charge Later in the day Mann
gave bond, and was released, hat
Mckee Is still in prison, failing 10 give
o." required bail.
The circumstances OF the case. a.
learned by our reporter, is as follows
About n week ago tae fsther-in,laS OF
Mr.. franklin had valuable horse
-toIen. Mr. franklin went back to the
old range TO look for the horse. ArFiv.
ing az the place. he went to the house
Of a man and asked him II he had seen
the animal. The answer was that he
had; thst tic horse Wa saere but an
/ houTor -yso a. iol-, -aIs'rI and tridled,
n4t runriug ioDsr, and hs thought that
The animal was Thea on The prairie not
tar distant. IN a few minutes Frank
In saw in the distaHca a mas driving
"a horse ia he direction tt Csc house.
He Soer,ted himself 10 The lot O. wait
til they came W. In short lime the
animal was driven tE-gugh The gate OF
The lot aud man followed and seour-
cd the nag No sooner bad he taken
bold Of the bridle than Mr.. Franklin
came ont OF his hiding place, and
walking up 20 where the iste arrival
shooter ana ordered him to surrender,
which was done. The man gave his
name as Tip Mann, and when asked
10y Mr.. franklin how he came in
possession of the animal, answered
that he bought it from Murray Mckee,
who was then in thicket near toy.
They both then went to the thickeC
where Mckee was aud that individual
acknowledged that he had sold the
horse to Mann. Franklin thought it
bess, however, 10 bring both the men
to The city, which he did as above
stated, and Rifidavits were made
against them. The matter will he
brought before the grand jury
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"a '.H... af weeks ago a German.
".o-e ...' uo. failed to learn, arrived
" .aa y.'E .l l-,s way west where ne
u locate. Accompanying
N Ha VIC. and eight children.
of Old. rhatreu became ~ with
3f.A .,,Esu ths way to this city,
#.Hc stop here. The family
t'H .I.tr stoie vt the Wnlian Tell
OIL. .L,rth-y hs1 been thrrc a
''.' .u- more Of the children
'''' '.r ..Y down with the fever.
'-'- .air,,sJ sickness, with it, ne.
$40 'Al.rsr, sgon reduced the
"'''''l means % the father, TN ut las,
!. l'A no. d cent 10 buy medicines or
~ board. The Landlord OF the
''" h"wcseL was very Kind
inem, doing ali in hi.
iNei 20 make them com Portable
p CHER assistance came. The fact
- we ease vSre reported % the cit,
''u''ilis- sso Mayor CGbsll ye-teT'
4" NE family removed 10 hous
s'A' the city hospital. and the sicI
.1.'tu are Uow under the care Of Dr
'''i'i's' ely physician. The mayo
n'a seat them supplies, and yes
''ay Marshall Morton was rsisinl
.iaas tof their Immediate relief III
~ Ahd aud father, who has no par
-,u'"r occupation, has been doing Cd
90 soout the city, wherever he couI,
.'e 'in work 10 30. We learn that
sac itsebtion OF Cur German citizen
'sefibe means 10 enable the fan
/" proceed ON their way, ss soon q
-, -. eondisioa Of the sick ones viii u
laef tbs move.
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a ap.-snn actress uarrIes - BesGnr.

a Dehutiiui young ntffets III huoco"
has married a beggar eighty-six years
old. 1t has queer look at first, but
nothing could be more natural. The
girl-she is only twenty-two-could
not enter into possession of her for
tune until she was married, and the
young men whom her guardians intro.
dnced to her were empty headed Great
nres, to whom she was u'iwiiil'fg To
bind herself for life; so rhe resolved TO
marry aD old beggar and get the
money without sacrificing her indie
peudance. The old man was one OF
her pensioners, and readily consented
10 marry her and then keep out of her
way. retiring on a comfortable allow
anee. All tie heggars in town feasted
and made merry on the wedding night
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Discharged.

Wallace West had an examining
trial before Justice MeLure yesterday,
on the charge of an assault with in
tent to Kill Adam Fischer, on the 18th
of November last. Fischer testified
that he was fred on at about ten thin
ates after shutdown. West proved by
Mr.. Trust, very respectable citizen,
that be was at the latter's house before
shutdown, remained there till next
morning, and had no gun with him
when he came. This testimony PROV
ing an abb, the prisoner, West, was
| discb arged.
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II hiss tecomc = mo1tei question
among scientists whether 90 not 40.
mans primitive beauty aud vigOr,
which have been lost, could not De re-
stored aud e.rtfn.isd by the action -
tain constitutional agents Thee
agents must regulate and bnid up, for
tify and autGgonize all existing female
irregularities which produce sd health,
must re-vi.Rl!Ze the blouG, and give n
youthful bloom To the cheeks. We are
glad to announce that such an agent
has been found, and thousands Of la
dies are being restored by lie Use. 70 i
known As English Female Bi.ter-, the
only reliable female medicine ever or
fered, and We are glad ConupT * Walk
er and DIR. Howell have secured the
agency fer Dallas. dtiiildecl 5,S~.t
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-15

Sheriff Brown, of Johnson county,
arrived la the city yesterday and to
day will return, taking with him II. S.
Williams, the murderer, who hes been
eonfiped in the county Jail since his
late attempted escape from the Cfutch-
tield house. Williams has so far re-
covered from his attack of sick ness as
to be able to travel. The murder with
which he is charged with committing,
full particulars OF which appeared In
our columns st the time, took place in
johnson county, aud his trial will
take place there.
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rev Case

"n u" H.ui OBJ know that the mud
A''e "-..a ws 4!!gaed u Gu 'Tuesdsy
'. 0..H H.Hgrd, sud the way IL now
'.'n. .... r.tr- put the travel through
'- Ns. .'- tho ia-t two days free. lie
HA'e. Poo. as many s- a thousand Of
''J.'s atsa been hp-t this winter lu
'aaAs rH-'n- oIi 81 the mud, aud
o." r'-o,t..ca were only had 10 re-
lhs'u. .n-~itf1r actual loss. Mr..
'"a. usu and a most eztimabis
e'.'. Fl. .rgst that by next year
~ees.." HuI have 80 improved thC
'.a' .-.uiy- passwsy through hi,
'..d'lauJresary.
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she was pretty woman. Her feature
were c1lseird Hud her form graceful ha
loved her dearly iCudig. hai l.TUirHsa-
Sc mos 20 p"rvtde their fF'fg -rt. Iuf
trouble came. Laura Nickeni-l. tssyam-
pale, vguh.ia-sf aud feeble FL Csc hal SICK
hendnch". laiti;atinU, swim -usuE or TEs
Luad' itvs'cric-, pain, % side and bsrE ra. g
feet and hands, ch41To-.s. ulct.r1ffUu, ana
Wa r pl4ls approaching uI-- Hutton. There
was uEi Que remedy for AL suHs uIss-1ls -.
and that was ~. brIuFUllg'- English Re
male fliltl-s N.slEu l. BtH. 4fUi fuE Lsr aHF.
A rapid cure was t.ls res4lg lt4Is.l Ext
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rE'HE STATE uE T.AAs. COUNTY, ..
J lHala--tsf-.H ur &.rnH" -a.
.--IfsH. a ia4iH .'frir.Hn f"l...r
fH..-fus LHHa H'# r.Hu H.#HIH #.
..rE IHaL uu fHa .ra dog u. H"...
a.-. .sfTsH= 90 a s1.I. sT .sfErf .H-I
.r frs or -rr sHi.-F H..I-aa.|. "..s.
f..-. 80 claims frr rrrlssy aaHafrs. .... -.I-r
sl.. be gfs-..l.a HH mr 81 '. .H...H
fr.HrLaH fruE. a.. faf. g .Ia.. r..
.Ha..Dtr. or o.. Payment GO f..s.
H0.-rr mel UE.Ia o.. r H.H..r- TI.H.r..a..
fHHI time ore iaa... Ii TIfH#.
f.e 81. Do DIS ut r.EUHF.sa.f. a. iH- .....
A. Is. A. "a uAk a1mI....rHF
uugiswst
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u. -. 49, Mteni.n.

lI.,. ".- ..r.s-'uugtGs % mile Of
mlFaou 'ae above road yesterday.
lhe evening .atla brought in ak ear
ll... H...H. UE Esid informs US
Nfi tHa work r. progressing most
@''s1.-.,y and tGc people slong the
-n' .la t".s.te4 We sre pleased
20 BE- aHr.o Announce the gratifying
'l.'s.- .. '.Is road. Push 1t Gus to
", ..u bounds is the true policy
a.l ruWgt. now are worth what
months .I lr here after.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-15

William T. Bergen, who murdered
J. Mcbride at Mount Vernon, Ohio,
last June. was hanged at noon Saturday.
When the drop fell the moose slipped
and Bergen fell heavily to the ground,
half strangled He urged the sheriff
TO finish the work quickly as he was
choosing. In about fifteen minutes
Bergen was again placed on the scaiold
and successfully launched into eternity.