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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05

TEE imprsssion that William Sharon
represents Nevada In tho United States
Senate says the New York Sun. IL
yielding to the belief that he simply
ssprsssnts the United States Senate In
the San Francisco Stock Exchange.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05

0Ok0rA8 RASktAs
Mukhtar Pasha will probably
share the fate Of Abdul Kerim and
Rsdif, the ex.Minister OF War. Tur
hey knows no pity for the unsuccsss-
full, no merit but success. Mushir
Ahmed, Muktar Pasha. and now
"0sxi." was the first aid de-camp OF
the Sultan Abdul-Axix, and, after q
life Of indolsnt pleasure at the palace.
was sent 10 Montenegro, where he
manifested what looked very like
cowsrcice and ignorance. He occu-
pied The vice-royalty Of Crete when
appointed to the command in Arme
MIA, the chief reason being that he was
we'll acquainted with the country. hav-
ing been Governor of Erzeroum. For
the fret three months he displayed
energy, intelligence, and YER gener-
aIship. He provi-ioned Kars. Arabian
aud Erseroum, for six months; estab-
lished supply depots at Kup
rikoi. Olti and Zediknn; repaired
the roads, strengthened The forts. i'm
proved The ornaments and drilled his
men. When the Russians came or
headlong from the Caucasus, he met
them i~ntrepidly, and by mid summer,
had driven them back into Georgia.
For his victories. he was dubbed
"Gazi," . distinction SO high that he
and Osman Pasha have been its only
recipients for nearly three hundred
years. Perhaps IL Was this which al
tered his destiny; 1t all events, his
luck changed, and the reaso the cor
respondents assign il what we call the
s.big head" which Mukhtar began 10
display after be became "Gazi." The
last three months he steadily lost all
that he had gained in May, June and
July. The fall OF Kars he will be held
responsible for, and the equalization Of
Erzsroum will seal his dismal fate.
Rose Oh THE COMSrOCK.
An interesting leisure on the vir-
ginis City Mining District was dsliv-
cred by . Mr.. Rose in San Francisco
last week. lie began his remarks by
saying that for the past fifteen years it
has been very generally supposed that
there IL only ons lode, or one ore bear
ing vein. the Comstock, in this dis
trict; scientific men even have been
misled on this point. The Sutro un-
mol only enables people to Judge Of the
extension Of many lodes that run
through this section. By the assays OF
6ve different lodes encountered in run
ming the tunnel. tho possibility Of
working economically the dineren;
lodss has besn established beyond .
doubt. The working Of these compar
ativsly new lodes will insure the future
OF the district for many years. The
completion Of the tunnel will add 1000
fesE 70 tie workable deposits Of the
mintug ground and open . most bril-
liant held.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05

Col. Logan II. Roots. Treasurer Of
the Texas and California Stage Com
pany, IL in receipt Of . telegram saying
that the number Of troops in Western
Texas 10 now 10 small that the Indians
rob and murder with Impunity. Near
Stockton, = few days since. the Indiana
captured q coach, killed the driver. cut
up the mail bags and took offihe team.
The coach which lelt Fort Concha last
Friday was attacked aud run back to the
station. so vigorously that, but for the
pluck of the driver and speed OF the
team, 1t would have been captured.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05

WHEN an Old Virginia gentleman
asks another I. drink. he blandly says
''Shail we give the public debt = lift?'
and they lift.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05

A MAN in Harrisburg has been mar
ried eleven years and has eleven chill
dren. He il so Used to il now that he
speaks OF the ''grand annual bawl" ol
the family.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05

nILLHEADS. LElrE9a1kfNKis
b and cards. printed VI the
oaice, 70 order
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05
Fires In Ohie.

NEW YORK, Dec. q.
The Lick monument has been re.
ceived at Jamestown, Lebanon county,
Pa. It weighs seven tons, and the
cast Of bringing It from Scotland WAS
$4,000.
Death or Col. Robert Tyler.
MoNTaoMERY. Ala, Dec. 4.
Col. Robert Tyler. son Of President
Tyler. died last night Of paralysis OF
the brain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-25
New Orienns Ntnstrels.

This old and favorite company will
appear tomorrow night at the Operas
house. Already large number OF
seats have been secured, and doubtless
the attendance will be good. The
press of other cities are loud in its
praise, and among its numbers are
some Of the elite of the minstrel pro.
fession. The Savannah News has this
to say of the company:
The entertainment was, in every re-
spect, worthy the audience, for we can
truly say that no superior minstrel
company have visited Savannah since
the close of the war. The audience
We're not bored by having to listen to
stale jokes and see repeated familiar
scenes. Everything was fresh, spark.
ling and new, and from the com.
mencement to the close of the per-
formance, the house was kept in most
pleasurabe excitement.
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Tho nrIrht snn OF Taxns.


Day before yesterday the train COM
ing south through the Indian nation
was filed to overlooking with passen-
gers bound for the Lone Star State.
All along the road they were followed
by cold, clustering and driving
storm of snow, sleet and rain. Into
the night they went and the day went
out cold, dark and gloomy, The feel
ings Of the passengers were affected ac-
cordingly, and all had the blues more
or less. Yesterday morning, as the
train was crossing the Red river bridge,
the sun broke from the clouds and
shed its refulgent rays on the surround
ing scenery, lighting up the gloom
and dispelling the mist as II by magic
With one accord the men on board
cheered by the cheerful sunbeams--
broke out into hearty cheer for "The
Sun of Texas,h and feeling OF joy
and gladness permeated the passen-
gers. Everybody felt better, and their
feelings on first entering the State were
bright and pleasing. We echo the
sentiment, "Hurrah for the Bright
Sun ofTeXas," and may it continue to
shine over the State and serve to light
it to prosperity and wealth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-25
A New Enterprise.

Francis Fendrich has established n
branch house in Dallas Of the old and
well known house of Joseph Fendrich
d Bro, Baltimore, II. Fendrich Il Bro,
Evansville, Ind, and John Fendrich
d Bro, Columbia, Penn. These firms
are numbered among the old and reli-
able firms engaged in their branch of
business, having been engaged in
manufacturing, and made tobacco and
cigars a speciality for the past thirty
years. The advantage of long expert.
ence and direct connection with the
largest manufacturers of the East, will
enable the Dallas house to offer in
cucements to the trade not surpassed
by any other firm in Texas, and we
propose to sell better cigars for less
money than can be sold by drummers
representing New York, st. Louis,
Galveston or any other place. Dealers
ana consumers are especially invited
TO call and examine our stock. We
nave come to stay.
FRANCIS FENDRICH,
m4-2t Herald Building, Dallas.
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RumOred Robbery.

A man who, from his appearance
is Frenchman or Italian, complained
to several parties yesterday that he
was robbed the night before, while
intoxicated, Of two six.shooters,
seventy-tive dollars, and drafts to the
amount of five thousand dollars. Ii
came to the ears.of some of the officers,
but they failed to get any definite
knowledge of the facts. He also said
that one of the banks had offered to
let him have five hundred dollars on
the drafts, as the payment Of them
had been stopped This last part of
the story don't sound like bankers
talk. We failed to get any positive
facts regarding the affair.
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state ana County collector,

Reports that the advertised taxes
have been paid up more promptly than
ever before, and but few, in compari
son to the number advertised, have
been presented to the grand jury. The
county collector will make statement
of the taxes collected by him, and the
disposition made of them ever since
he has been in office. This will be of
interest to our country people, and will
be anxiously waited for. The collec,
tor is of the opinion, that next year a
special tax will be levied to build a
jail. The taxable property In the
county, is assessed at Sl0,0O0,OO0; TWEEN.
ty-iive cents on every hundred dollars
of this amount, would create fund of
S25, 0o0-enough to build first class
Jail.
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A Rich Drunk.

Yesterday afternoon, about four
o'clock, officers Waller and Edwadrs
found an old man, in state of intox
ication, lying in a pool of water in the
rear of the postolllce. He laid so still
that parties who saw him thought he
was dead, and reported the matter to
the police. The officers picked him up
and took him to the calaboose. On
searching him they found $500 30 on
his person. He is farmer, and lives
but short distance from the city.
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You are asked every day through
the columns of newspapers and nv
your druggist to use something for
dyspepsia aud liver complaint thai
you know nothing about, YOU rot dis.
v,'ourageu spending money with but
niue success Now to give you salts.
factory proof that Green's August
rlower VIII cure you OF dyspepsia and
liver complaint with all It's effects.
suGh as sour stomach, sick headache
haoitual costi"eness, palpltation ofthe
heart, heartburn, water brash, coming
up Of food after eating, low spirits
etc, we ask you to 60 to your druggist
and get a sample bottle of Green's
August Flower for ten cents, and trv n
or q regular size for seventy.five cen "a
two doses will relieve you. cow,
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The May orally.


DALLAS, TeyaF, March 25, 1877.
Fellow-citizens OF Dallas:
In Difference to the earnest solicita-
tions Of large number Of gentlemen,
representing the various pationalities,
professions, occupations and trades,
and entertaining the conviction that
the interests, in her march of progress,
demand more efficient system of
public free schools, and wiser tinan-
cial policy QDvOlving the permanent
grading our streets) than is likely TO be
fostered by any candidate, at present
before the people, | have, therefore,
consented to become candidate for
the office of Mayor, at the ensuing
election, April 3, 1877. 1t would have
been more gratifying to many of our
citizens to have had the privilege of &C.
Letting Capt. w. c. Conner (whose,pub-
lie spirit and the trammels OF unwise
legislation rendered ineligible), or
Hon. j. ID. KerfoOt, III. 5. Ervay,
Colonel Jules Schneider, Major b. p.
Jet, DIR. Crowdus or Captain Groves,
to all of whom public attention was
directed. But some OF these gentle
men, like Captain Conner, were ineli-
gible, while Others were unable to
make the personal sacrifice OF time
and attention which the duties OF the
office demanded. Our city being thus
deprived of the services of any one of
these gentlemen, the call upon myself
was of such II character that, under
all, | did not feel at liberty to decline,
Notwithstanding the responsibilities Of
the office.
There are many grave issues affect
ing the future welfare of Dallas, the
most important of which is the reduc.
ton of our taxes, which am confident
can be accomplished, by judicious
economy, without detriment to the
public interests. / am in favor of re.
peallng the ordinance which allows
the purchasers at tax sales to exact
from delinquents, double the amount
paid, believing the compensation ex-
cessive, and also of granting all possi-
BILE relief, under existing legislation, to
those already suffering from its evil
effects.
l believe the Office of mayor, in this
city disconnected from the onerous
duties Of recorder,) should be an hon.
orary position, and the acceptant
thereof, should receive no compensa-
ton for his services. In the event of
my election, / shall therefore donate
the entire salary to the public free
schools, the hospital, cemetery and
the City Park; furthermore, If elected
to this office, shall give it ali the at
tention that an honest aud faithful
discharge of its duties require, and my
official acts shall be free from partisan
bias. The time intervening before
electioni day is very short, and | take
this means of notifying the people that
am candidate for mayor.
Respectfully,
L. NJ TuIrpMnNn
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The Leading CiotnIng House Of D.,r.,

e. NJ. Kahn & Bro. Justly claim this
egotistical title, on account OF their
having the most extensive stock of
well made clothing In the city of Dal.
lac, and az good as is kept in Calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, and they propose to sell their
goods as cheap as the cheapest, and
guarantee better goods, largest assort-
ment, best styles and latest fashions.
"A glance at their stock will convince
anyone as to'the truth oftheir asser-
tions. They also keep first-class
stock of mems furnishing goods, con,
sisting of complete stock OF mems
hats, which they,make q speciality or
also, the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which they offer at extreme low figures.
They also keep on hand the most com.
plete and finest line Of neck wear and
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JUDICIAL.
District Court


Judge Burford overruled the motion
for new trial in the case of Aeck
Comeat, convicted Of theft. The at.
torney for the defendant gave notice
of an appeal,
A motion for new trial for Thomas
Speiden was argued.
county Court.
His honor, Judge West, was cngaged
mostly in probate matters.
Justice Peak.
A man named PENN was tried for
assault and battery. He was called by
another party an approhrious epithet,
and immediately knocked the man
down 81 and costs were assessed.
Justice McIure
A colored man complained to his
honor that he had left his wagon at "A
shop in East Dallas and had taken out
the tongue and put it inside the wagon
shop. When he went to get his wagon
the pole was missing and the proprie-
tor said it had been stolen and refused
to replace it. The darkey wanted to
know If he could not force him to do
so. His honor declined to give 81
opinion, and the darkey made up his
mind that, counting the cost, he had
better let the matter drop.
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wear chain armor during the play.
Joking aside, the club have studied
and worked hard and have attained Il
desirable amount Of smoothness aud
proficiency in the piece, and on the
night OF the third OF April, we expect
to see many of our citizens spend one
night in seeirg "ren Nights in a Bar
room" played by tn cold water driI k.
ers, every one of whom is "a S. o. n.
(Son of Temperance
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On Tuesday morning next, Sheriff
Moon will start for Huntsville with
eleven prisoners, who have received
their final sentences. This will de-
crease the number in Jail somewhat;
but there will be plenty left. We
again call the attention of the comfy
commissioners to the Jail. A new one
is needed.
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Crossing.

H In accordance with the suggestion OF
this paper, the city attempts to do
something for the Improvement o.
the crossing, at Elm and Sycamore
streets. While we are glad to see the
attempt begun, yet, ifonly the soft dirt
which was hauled there and dumped
is the extent of it, it would have been
better to have left it as II was before
When it gets wet, the mud will only
be so much the deeper.
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Raso Bali ana RitIe Shooting.

The third of April will be a busy day
in Dallas. In addition to the election,
there will be Il grand match game of
base ball between the Dallas and Tex
arkana clubs, and also prize shooting
match, open to all. There will be long
and short ranges for money prizes
Mr.. D. w. Hoshall is getting it up, and
parties who have no guns of their
own will be furnished with one by
him. There VIII be great sport at the
fair grounds on that day. We hope a
crowd will greet the base ball boys,
and show by their attendance some
interest In the national game.
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March ID, 1877.

by the above announcement it will
be seen that | have withdrawn from the
firm of Leigh Il Carnes. In so doing,
the public will please accept my heart.
felt thanks for the liberal patronage and
confidence they have reposed in us
and earnestly ask them to
continue the same, knowing they ean
not be better served than by my sue
cessor, Mr., Carnes. Allow me to assure
you that the same care and attention
will be given the business, both as re.
CARDS the assured and the companies,
as has always marked the course of the
agency heretofore, Respectfully,
mchl5d-wlt - Irrru
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Cold winds.
Frost last night.
-Sleet was formed during the
storm yesterday morning.
st. Louis turns up its nose at the
way the Dallas boys play ball.
The woman who took poison the
other night, has entirely recovered
The benefit of Mrs. Blume, at
Turner Hall, last night, was a success.
-"Ten Nights in Bar room" On
the third of April, with powerful
cast.
The cold rain has had the effect of
destroying many of the festive young
hoppers.
The Real Estate aud Building AS.
ISOLATION hold directors meeting ON
the 26th.
The magic inkstand which does
not require any ink, is the latest
novelty.
do not incur his majesty's dis.
pleasure by not paying the war tax
promptly.
No drains and sewers, and the
water stands in pools until the sun
evaporates it.
-Plover are making their appear
ance on our prairies in great mum bers.
Don't shoot them.
About a dozen men ran down
Main street last night, at full speed
making big racket.
blue grass is advertised to cure
badness. Moarried men take notice
Put some in your hat.
The Dallas Jockey Club hold an.
other meeting next Monday night. A
Iull attendance Is requested.
What has become of the netition
to sidewalk Elm street to the Central
railroad? Has it been pigeon holed?
The Lamar Rifles held drill m
Ing last night. They report that every
uniform will be filled on carnival day.
The New Orleans Mipstrels win
make their appearance on Monday
night. They are fine. Go and see
them.
we understand that conjecture
runs high among our lady friends as
TO who will be the favored one, chosen
as consort for his majesty.
When will st. Matthew's Cathe.
drai be completed. 'Tis pity the
status quo should stand so long. 1t will
be an ornament when completed.
We would give a cookie with
notches all round, to know who will
be crowned queen of the carnival
Ladies can't you give us some idea
who is the favorte of his majesty2
1t would be a good idea if public
gymnasium was instituted in the city,
One In connection with the Young
Mems Christian Association might
put little vigor in that institution.
His honor, the Judge of the county
court, INDUCED in a new desk, Mt the
furniture sale in the courthouse SQUARE
yesterday; and Judge Peak invested
In looking glass. "Vanity, vanity.
all is vanityW
The annual meeting of the stock.
holders OF the Dallas Real Estate and
Building Asso citation will be held to.
morrow, at Odd Fellows hall, in
stead of the Opera House, as hereto.
fore announced.
Why were the street lamps not
lighted Friday night during the storm?
The one on Main street, in front of
Middleton's marble yard, and on the
corner OF Main and Sycamore streets,
We're not turning, although their ser.
Vices We're much needed. Mr.. Mar
shal, the council by resolution. in
structed you to report those lamps not
lighted, have you done SO?
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Great Bargains IN Clothing.

We direct attention to the adver
tisement of Messrs. Sanger Bros,
which appears in another column of
this issue They have given special
attention to their clothing department
in selecting their spring and summer
stock, and are now prepared to furnish
a better quality Of clothing for less
money than ever before. Be sure to
see them before buying your spring
suits.
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Another rehearsal last night, but no
one injured, the gentleman who was
so demonstrative in his actions, has
been tanned down. He Is we'll up In
his part, however, aud may some day
become star, yes, even a shooting
star. The rest of the company will
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Grand Jury

After working hard for the last
three days, and presenting a numbe
OF indictments, was finally discharged
yesterday. There will be no further
meeting until new one is drawn at
the next term Of the commissioners
court, on the third Monday In June.
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hosiery In the city. In view OF the
above stern facts, we can cheerfully
recommend all of our citizens and the
public generally, to call around and
examine their stock, and we feel con-
fldent that they will coincide with us,
and pronounce Il. M. Kahn Il Bros.
the leading cloIhing hous in
Dallas. If
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Commissioners Court.

The Commissioners Court of Dallas
county are hereby called to meet on
Wednesday, March %, to count the
votes cast at the late election in the
different precincts Of this county, on
local option, and to attend to such
other business az may come before
them. This March "A, 1877.
X. III. WEST,
ct County Judge, Dallas county, Texas.
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Stockholders Meeting.

DALLAS, TEXAS, March 10, 1877.
The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders of the Dallas Real Estate
and Building Association, will be held
at Odd Fellows Hall, Monday even
Ing, March 26, 1877, at eight O'Clock.
y. j. ADAMS, President.
L. L. barry, Secretary. marl7to28
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TO rhOss AfIi,yt

We would call your > ntion to the
extensive stock of tru rs which we
are selling very low. We have all the
latest patent trusses which are war.
ranted to give immeoiate relief To
those suffering with rupture. Call
and examine for yourselves at Beeler
~ Buffers, next door to postofiice.
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In the second game, the Indianapo
lis club beat the Browns, of st. Louis,
by a score of six to four time, two
hours aud twenty minutes. The
Hooslers are not to be sneezed at
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We would suggest to the ladies of
Dallas, if they want to see real
stylish millinery goods of THE latest
design, that they go visit Mrs. ].
g. Potts millinery establishment,
ol= MAIN street. mrh 3l.4t
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The HERALD was the recipient of a
call yesterday from w. r. Cole, ESQ /,
prominent farmer of this county.
The gentleman impaired valuable In.
formation, and is requested to drop In
whenever In town.
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Notice.

The committee of the Hook and
Ladder Co. No |, that were appointed
to arrange matters for the parade, are
requested to assemble at the Firemen's
hall ,on Sunday afternoon, at o'clock.
NJ. X, THORBURN,
Chairman.
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Noticr.

Notice is hereby given to all parties
owing the firm of l.. Wallenstein d
20 OF Dallas, Texas, to pay the same
TO q. Burgower, COS l-2 Maain street.
who Will receipt for the same In nv
name, Tor the benefit Of all creditors
concerned.
II. BAMBERGER, Assignee,
OF Wallensteln a Co.