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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

The CEiJ says that the farmers Of
Comanche are putting in more wheat
this tall than was ever before sown in any
one season, ard that they are taking
more pains in sowing. The supply Of
blue stone has given out in town, the
demand being so great for that article
for the purpose of soaking grain before
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

A nenLY sympathetic country is
shesding tears over the downfall of
Gilman, the forger. because he is sick
aad has confessed his crime. We adj
wise poor men II they shonld be SO mean
as to steal, not to try Gillmans game.
/, wont work with them.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03
Rnen .f,,,v ui.i,a-l.,.

New Orleans Times 1t now turns out
that the republicans did not intend to
keep up row in the south forever. 1t
was their original plan to Withdraw the
troops at the proper time. and by sin~
gular coincidence the proper time ar
rived Just rs majority of the nation
joined the democratic party,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

OSE Of the saddest incidents con-
nected with Senator Morton's endorse
ment Of Hayes policy is the effect it
has upon the Chicago Ister-O OCEAN The
terrible shock has entirely unsettled
the reason Of The bloody shirt organ.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

THE chairman of the New York DEM
ocratie state committee claims that the
democrats will carry the state by 5000
majority, outside of New York city.
The entire majority, then, will run up
q, a,y.l. 1n0 png
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03
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Utica, Nee Safh, Observer: Tsa
pT.TPeot OF d s.tasing Deuocfatis vic
cry Wss never better, two WEEKS be
fore election, than iI il this yesr ghe
Observer has ottsn warned sss reaasils
net toeusifi largely on the qaarrels OF
political eEe1aies but this year the
Stus-s prssd dtsAliee.ion OF aile rsrsth-
'icsDs i an iat,aTtstss faessr ~ tf.s
problem, witch oaaHot he ignored,
and Is not likeleto ba OVER est Ir,ai,z,'
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

rHE Houston Ags in an interview with
Captain Wells, just from the Rio
tirande, learns from that officer that
the war feeling on both sides Of the
river, is intense, and that the Mexicans
are well prepared for and are by no
means hyersc TO war.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03
rne Ian.sinrn ns.n

Savannah News: Wisdom would
certainly dictate 10 these radicals the
pErsuicg OF more honest course.
But radicailsEl a8d honesty are such
deadly foes that they can never afti,i-
ate. These nlen are 80 Joined to their
dos that They actually seem to court
ia-.. tgap-aGrE r@lo. Their infamy
sl'i reest, Oh IAeir 1Ra Rea,is % dre
time
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

THEHE is more general complaint OF
mail irregularities just now, than we
remember ever TO have been made be
fore in Texas. We do wish something
could he done about it. because it is
hardship TO the people. and an injury
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

Vickshurg Herald The radical sena>
tors are keeping out the United States
senators from Louisiana by foolish aud
useless delays The time will come
when they willtbe sorry FOR this courie.
They have only slender majority in
thai body now, and in few years the
democrats viii be in majority.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

IT is said that wages are low and COM
petition great at San Antonio. This is
generally the case with all railroad ter
minuses Everybody hocks to the place
and the thing is overdone, Fort Worth
is another example Of this kind,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

Another bright, beautiful dsy ior thf
fair yesterday. The crowd yAs not s.
large as the day before, but stiil sew.
erai thonsaEi visitors were ON Ia.
grounds, early and late. The rse.
course bad improved until 1t Was in
ivieraSle condition, aud the races wsr.
quite spirited. y fuil report Of them
- iii be found in another column. W.
noticed many strangers from abrosi
Eho put in their frst appearance ye--
terdHy. Tney seemed to be ARreeatIy
surprised, and many declared /; va
the BEST fair they had ever visited ft
Texas. The display made by 4. =. Nit
c'ieil y Co., r. V. Tompkins, and per-
hsPs tie PAdget; Bros. aud &. X. How.
eTtoE 4 Co., has never been equAIod
an tie state IN their respective depart.
maul.
A'1ong the natural and unBatuIal al
,1ifi'>it:es al the fair we noticed We.
'efda 3 pear exhibited by Mr.. X "a
-'e'scni ci Cooke county, that welgheo
''heE g.uaked thirty-three ouuce-. and
a prhoh that weighed twelve ounce.
We a'-o noticed on e1hibi;!on be.is
i'lH; weighed tvelse pounds aud W.
'sTis- Mr. Whitaker, Of Houston.
iia- "a exhibition fry-three vaiieii.s
70; vegetables, fresh from the garden.
Ia the boys riding ring there were
-iN entities, and Il was the subject O,
seheni rruArk that the little fellows
7&hip'tsd g1eat skiii, daring =i.d grace.
aiisster Harry OasuchAin, Of Dallas.
took !-r-t premium, and Master jane
L1"s-t1H, Of Dallas, certificate.
Five rnemOers OF tue Dallas gympa.
sum Eave a horizontal tssr perlorra-
'sHe- il tSe open air in front 81 the
.1--i. 'H4i..-il- al4gl ...- ei.aaa-.-s
great many. nEd g. -p.a. III
rie- -rns oi the foafs % strength
-l arilty performed ~ Tie youag
etn-.,-uen. whose HEaies sTe a. fui-
'oH'-; Ben Davidson. Lsaie Gr.Mn,
a.ii'c bone. HeBrY Bah sad Jarab
NJ. sf-lues. jr.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

A FoRr WORM man while suffering
from the enlargement Of the heart, was
so overcome that he put copper cent
in the contribution box, for the eonver-
son Of the heather Chinee.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

FrE culture OF ipSss1, 10 Texas IL
coming into notice. II IS thought that it
viii pay better than cotton, 0ne man
in Lavacea county raised nine hundred
pounds on half an acre.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

SEcuETAgT SHgRsAs, eX.Secretary Nc
Culloch and others, will gi=e their views
in regard to the resumption of specie
payments, in the November December
number OF the Norh Ancricne. Rer,fac.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

z ts calm thas a. preseus exists si0us
tbs Rio Grande is due 70 the presence
OF onf troops aud not 10 sbs tuluulcnt
Frse ho vii revive hi. derjlrry The
MINI 10 tror.rs li,sye
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

RE7. Mr.. Penn. the rerivalist Is still
pounding away at the stony hearts of
the Bolton people, ond has so faf sue
oceasri la knocking religions int5 thir>
.e.ta-o soiila
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

be-, possible condition ihI. musnipe.
sEii more caces and better tfDe N!.l i.
the order of the day.
y quarter race was gotten up LAT.
N the afternoon, zha the naes wc-,
zb0u, to start, when claim uAs ssf
ip by several ksasasaa t,slusy ra.n
thst one Of ihe ponies had been stoler
from Alex Wilson, sheriff o! Kanf
man The youih who wss Aslrise n.
animal, and Who claimed t. hav,
bought The hO-se Ia Fort Wo.ta, wa.s
made 70 dismcuat Fo. ths mex,
twenty minutes there wss eousidershss
excitement ahou; the aifais. uuultsi
OF prominent gentlemen and ofiieish
taxing part, and much feeling -.
IA mNi-ifested- Thc fair officials settle
Tie Histter iinaliy by taking charge ..
the animal IN dispute until The qaes
tion 81 ownership could lie settled.
From the Published programme this<
morning, it viii be seen that to4is, I
"ii. D. al insaSesting one at he fsb I
sro1nds- The nsinb.r OF entries ts5 /
-he races are large, and il viii ts sf 4
Interesting day in every particular.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

riarrAs debt is $3509l. 900 and ,Ls
apaid interest saatants to over - 3e0-
'f" aad he beH pIneh Is w7rg, nr 3ay
aud night trying 20 reduce principal
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

Waco IS infested with counterfeiters
and bright spurious half dollars are
being taken in by the people Of that
place while they in turn are badly
Nakeu i'm
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

THERs is man IN Titus county who
measures seven feet. six inches and
half weighs two hundred aud ninety
pounds, and can eat an entire shoat at
.,.Y,.. meal
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

CoAGRsssNAN Sobleicher SAYS the
Washington government will sustain
the position OF the Texas government
in regard to the Mexican affairs.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

a CmcAGu printer Is making money
out Of the savings banks, by selling
Them plaear,is reading, This bank is
only temporarily closed"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

fnycg tmadas, az king Of Spain. has
turned priest, 80 giieved wac be at the
death Of MS wife lie may have a high
old time yet however.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

GEyERtI y, d FoREEsT. the noted
confederate general ia going n make
hid for The lease Of the Huutsv.lle peni-
tentiary.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

kEESAS and Spencer are the only
Catholics in the United States senate.
E'gy - succeeded by Protestant.
Armstrong,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

A FISE iron bridge will soon span the
Brnzos at Washington, in Washington
county.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

TINS recent visit OF the Ini;aus TO
Washington cost the government about
seven Thousand dollars
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

GALVESTON Is going 10 mount Ger po-
lice 50 that when there i hard party
O. srrest ticy can ran away from him
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

THs HEEtp returns thanks TO Hon.
J. " lhrockmortOu for late congress
sidual records.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

rHE Marshall Messenger deyotes three
columns 10 the surrender Of Chief
Joseph
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

rHT exchanges speak in very coInpli-
meutary terms Of our fair.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

MccH Of the wheat yet remains to be
sown. That already planted looks
thrifty,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

'"ft o. 'tf-'fr' 49, Hr
'sas n si'--'' oi t-f g.. o. a.-
-'.si-4's 'fs-tilE a. o. ---
''@' - sc'ui'i. - ,r'E-ns a..
is rrf eoo-e trf- il 60 r
itirir NHl ~lissrit -hs-lr- II
''' i''--'-i ..--r - .-ire s7s.I
'siii'-ia-ii attlr ll . .aeH
'&'ieen va s1Efare--l -.-r- r
'4ssi ard tsee- lla-- "a
oe7'gi7ry - Irsti-- -Er
=, - -. !. 4. ihi-- '-
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its-ri. - = -
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I through alL lla. rr.a.. 49,
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80 Az 1i- TT. s.
-
: .'''k'o' 'a' eo.iid na- aTa -'-
who Pss-eS under tes s---s
! "- -h''ois OF heF n-esr--- q
,,.,,,i'. -. -, - - ~
-, : - -
T.n--, l.ss.
rHIgD EAcE
Th- last rl,r srs q ,l-a - .r- o..
,szf. tis.c u-se o-'s $50 ...rr.-..
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

,r.p,-..,.. .....--I i.
tsrr.f .. ~. So. -.....-.... go.
...r ,.....
49,.
F.--
a -....
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F'7'ia .--.-
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IL ts- 81 .-.t ..-- .-.
Mr.. 4 ,--. - r-..
49,. f.-s...
s.-...
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TIE thirl s-s.ze - l--u .r 49, 60
iu rvEIlsr ef--
,-' - i-ia
''rl'-lr aal = ? - -ii-z',-'-1s -.
49, - '-s ~ Al 1880
'A -'' 'feho" feaa 90 H- O.
.-''' r'-'--- gas 49,
"7AN-' 80 -si-
Efo- - acre o. = ---f 9aul.ls-. .s
hea.l fnln 81 ek-s uaa'rE q. '-
''~ 's-'i'--''i- ls..e-i 49, s'-... .
DO --.'-s So $50 g. ~Ha.a
"'h'f iniF-- An- 49, $50 si.r rr.
- 1tt 1se-d nct.iHz o. -ae
i'i'' 'n.i-fl-iit ~~-i1ar g. e. r
-'.-n' ~ in n 49, -a..--
49,
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NtiO<s1lnE.

The gentlensu Interested in tbI-
sport gathered ia full force at t~u
O'clock precisely, bat owing to there
being no apparent head 10 this branch
of our fair, the match wss moi made
up till about an hour after. The purse
to he sho, for was ffyy doiIar--tAiTty
for the first, twenty fof Ihe second amt
ten FOR the third. the gentlemen
whore names appear below rho; ii me
Guiey nsm-tI 4! Il msir the following
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

FuLLuWlNg SPECIAL BARGAINS
|a.aa Fs respectfully invite attention
AHANBsOME LINE OF
mk.FJLuEn ALPACAs AT9c. RE
uC-Eu FROM 35o.
a Lane 90
|iAls HAlKHALL SHADES OF GRAY
ANu BROWN FIsOA Sc To 4Oc.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03


ten for the third. The gentlemen
whore names appear below -ho' IL me
Cuisy nsm-,i =! Il msie the following
score
sax Al-zs
fi.si i % IL .-F
LT wso1F5EI-
s-s % o o i--l
=. BsPusFE-
Tainl o % o o.
$500 Fres-NEE
Foor4 elo o.
O.. rsa.
siih - -. 90
". woaaGS.
s.Hiu ...-..- o o.
y.C-gErsx.
rshaF- H...-...--.4 8 % ca 1-s
sse yixLAr
ID. at u--.---.,...... o o. i--
F.AUsrIS.
Nipin --. ......-.-l y II -
?. .cBsEIIs-T.
Tenth ...........--G 4 e 20 q % y a.
=. -. NhGgE.
Eleventh ........U IL ! 90
N.ssurH.
Tweiith......--.-..-. q 90 O. iDf v 81
w,H. MIDDLETON
AM lr--it is4...----s-N v p" ~ 4" " " 70 t-N
Dir. Finlay hsyiag won tne G--i
money, /. tie Tor tue second uuuey ,,ss-
annouuced between Sr. Austin and
MIR. B.gge, which Resulted Hs frliaw- /.
Eagse ..........-. .---..-.l ] t-5
Austin ........--- . as
The second money was awarded Nj
Bngge snd third innr.y to Mr. Jeter
Everything = tssed - very pleasant
iy. and every one Interested in the
match seemed pleased NJ the good
humor and feeling evinetd on all sides
The gun used yesterday by The success
fol parties for the first ani sesulG
prizes was made by b. Mills & son, %.
Lexington, Kentucky
The same gun was Used Co isy b5
Mr. Finlay aud Ar. Bass. and again
Successful. There il no doubt Of th..
fact that it wss by TAR the hes; gun on
the ground, and wh,a ba.i wa hi
by il, that ball Was scored lie lh-
shooter II is "a splendid p. 81
workmanship and ,he -uce,.s- '.'-7i,is,
who u.ed it in these urtrhes prove
that 1t is gun ia Whion one eau place
the utmost confidence.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

rHE hU7r AND CHOICEST
ASSORTMENT Or
GAlAHN- AND FKlNGEs,
hN1h cur
DRESS GOODS.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

...rgl.Eu1sl.t siEH.T
uasiasaLl GOODS
B sl .... .....,s Fw,r-
0S as-asE aus
~ -4.as
iEcuGEswsHK
sal oif-r
ro THE PUnLIo
nLI0VINg SPECIAL BARGAINS
|a.aa ss r--pegtiuliy invite attention
AHANDsOME LINE oF
Mk.FOLuEn ALPACAs ATs5c. RE
pC-En FROM s5o.
a Lane oG
|iLis HAlB=ALL SHADES OF GRAY
ANu BROWN FHoN Sc To 4Oc.
WERU7r AND CHOICEST
ASSORTMENT Or
GALUHN- AND FKINGEs.
|atgh cur
DRESS GOODS.
iAL BARGAINS
lN-iIAwLs AND KNITTED GOODS
have lIsrrt
a LOT or THESE GOODS
arARArk COUNTERS
~ JOB LOrs,
asrsea them 1T prices
THAT are sure Tn he
NpucEuESrTO OUR RPATRoSs.
ave opened the past week
LARGE LINE OF
FELNEr NNp FELr HATS,
'aaies and coIors.
NAsroNisHlSGLYLow PRICES.
nsAiso
LNRaE. LOT OF
'tiAL FLOWERS. WINGS AND
iEArHEE-.
'''' 'a'" .r'romsiy chs,p.
esfECiAL ATTENTION
handsome LINE oF
-i.,ss1A n sss1ARi a ANDslLK BASDKER-
'S's'y eaa not b exceeded.
A~h ARE OFFERED
IHus WEEK
NLADlEs' UNDERwEAR.
Fur Instance.
4 eahhi-Es At ooc. WORTH Sc
aN'I si &c., FORMER PRICE o..
oNE LJr at 81. WORTH 81 Is.
A''Es pUUCKED SKIRTS a. $50.
!, tliHtniDEEED AND RuFFLED
'NlNg- attii ia
~ ASugdlLDRESs MEnINo I'm
atRwEAg -
'ar.s,y aud cheaper than Last ...son
u.nRES's Bp9rIEs AND MlTrs
'aio~riiy cheap.
AsAs CALI ESPECIAL ArrKN
psisAESsn
u STOCK oF cAssiMEREs.
ISE oF KEsrUcgY JEANS
MOTT ESrESAvE IN DALLAS.
Lsssl.NE oP wArERpsuoys
t AND cHRAPEsr.
,sTios oy OUR eooiH AID
slsl ~ ous cusroxE,ss
'csr GIVE xxxlnEaArxs,
FACTION.
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he also
A LARgE, LOT or
hciAL FLOWERS. WINGS AND
iEArHEE-.
W ,hom srtremsiy chstp.
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esftCiAL ATTENTION
Wei " our
handsome LINE oF
n, ~ SAID \ AND SILK HASDKER-
'N'e'y eae not b. eGeened.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

Ave opened the past week
ALARGE LINE OF
'hLNtr AND FELr HATS.
Alaies and caiors,
ASroNisItlNuLYLOw PRICES.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

L,sl.AE os wArERPHDops.
fA AND cHEAPEsr.
,s'loN os OUR GooiH AID
s1sl ~ cus cusroxE,ss
'osr GIVE xxxlnEaAxxs.
sAcTI0N. ~ "
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-03

iAL BARGAINS
lN-iIAwLs AND KNITTED GOODS
have pIsrest
a LOT or THESE GOODS
afARArk COUNTERS
~ JOB LOTs,
AsrEoi them at prices
THAT are sure IN he
NpuCFuESr 10 OUR RPATRoNs.
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|~s,.kS ,.,. NkS = BporIEs AND MITrs.
a'o~riiy cheap.
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81 aSs oF KENTUCKY JEANS
NOT ESrENsvE IN DALLAS.
, 1877-06-27


"fcs, sif. I'm thu light Of tho world, sa,d
haschct'taced, o1actatcd man Ia ths City l1osplta,
for the Insaue On Wards Island And hs looked st
the Superintendent, Dr. a. z. Macdonald. seem.
sn2ay expecting some acknowledgment OF she truth
OF hl3 a4settun.
Getting iron, the Doctor nod OF respectful a..
sent. tha patient continued "iou know, Doctor.
that haxs boon skinned alire hers-burped alive,
sca!dea alive You know i. Doctor. Ay boacs iasse
been taken out Of my body ons BY one. Ny hss4
has been screwed of and sc'swea On again"
"Why did they take your heat ottl' The Doctor
''Uh, ron know, Doctor. You know well
enonxh, the patient replied. repsoachfully.
aosd Il ss ssu az 9oaa I'D sb
It n!Rht, should ltk9 u know, Il it wasat fos ID
lump. In that PIX city over thsfeI' A. ho said
thts, he waved hia hand toward tho oppos!ty Shore
through tbs darkness. '.unca," be Continued,
''my head was ~ bly, - our friend, thu Doctors,
hcEr. fow aev hUw thin 1t H." And ~ he stfukea
h!s poor. shrunken checks, hls head dropped upon
~ breast, bis JAWS dropped. aad hs looked anut.
..ies, bat." sa!d tho Doctor, trying 10 rally his
patient, ~ your skin Il at taken d and your
nons. atc M taken ont, how Ia 1t that there IL any.
1he patient did not rsss. hI. eyes from ,hs door.
A. the Dostuf ~aa moring axay the poor fellow
repaired ~ fast ~ 1t was destroyed.
"Thats curious esas, aid the Doctor. .sIk
mlxtufe OF &uxais aud uaelancnolEA." +"
4 Reult hulll. excessively aarsous u7an. With
thai Lu has electric t1t,sry In him aud taat hls
eaeTiss bold The wires, and use tLsu to draw away
''rLeY CALM aI4ia AAa plzLL Deeiaz" tkA
, 1877-06-27

ooenpanta Of the hnil'nG and losaes arc follows:
I: Z. Parker. owner Of TIM block, valued at
r, go0: Fhcni1. I'rnokl!n, g, o)o; Etna, Itsrt.
ford. e, COO. Inmcs l.. Forpre, goods partly
Louis, t.On0; rirrrncns Fund. aan. Fran
cisco. 81. COZ; Continental. New fosk, 81. 600.
;a,u,1 :; n f;ssan'ner. ;s, mnz, asy Eqo!. ooo;
Ihcnlx. 1trooki5n. 81. coo: continental, 100;
First Nati.,na1 flank, everything ssYel Miss Mar
removal, 500; no Insurance; 7farfi>ra and Hfraid
6tlee, g., oN1;, tntal lnss: insusrd IN tha
Nv q Yorf eo9Gs .; 'tnnsjan
si.oaD.. Glapr i iyfc and =. 4. Wtnslow, atiur.
ncys. 1rc, water. etc, eHoo; no insurance,
School records enved; Epscnpnl records burned
Most OF tho business men IN both eides OF Stats
street, nor removed their stocks, fearing total
de.rtEt0n Of the business section which cupluns
showers before aud during The Grs onlJ pEeYcnGcd.
, 1877-06-27

a. .. ,..,,s.ss .''". .1"ts' ... T
tortlay, on our rctnrn from the dog show. NO NUT
m old friend In bIuc uniform, who asked con.
ccrn,ng tho psprpcctlvo suceesa Of tho sxhibtion.
mo character OF Tho attendance, and tho merits OF
tho dogs. Conversation naturally turned upon
dog. In general. sna subsequently upon tna.tta
t,ns nr rc.mx =, o onr ar er,,.;a y, nas ssonsa IN
snu y. ~! oul etsue'sms' ana suddenly
so,lo wing ,ncLdont:
III link It waa In ri, or .s1 ,rhcr ,,,. ,.o...
lnr the Plains 10 resch In t:ola p;.,d. Thoso
weFo only three Of us: AMI wo were Ill The limo on
the lookout for Indians. tho Mormons
ha only settled salt Lake .boat four ysara pro.
rAky undertaking. Wo fods ali iay and al nirht
ono alwaJs stood guard. >' 3'' Wy 'A1 ~ ''s"'
and ,oeses II e sencs snfe 0 n9 toso pstn
10 strangely t,at wc wuul ria on far nnrs Mtth.
out sluakng; and Jou never heard sven tha b.rk.
'sThe al was rare and trsnsnarent, and III. rr.
billowy heyos whch one cout5 see a d,stsnaa a.
ccpt whrre Tic nuiraio.skufls wrro 1rr~ XIII.
strunt., Of where thosu ouccr 1ntan rrayrs H.i.e
4 Ssgs ss, .,ss,, .,s. ~ s9as, e; !is arso odd
''Ho we cams At 9sst io lie bend Of tho Sweet.
and hs ss sx xr,1 et fS ses
thick a. bowlcors In d torrcnt.bci somstjms.: md
thoro wefe littIa mounds iii oyeF tha niain: snI
those. mounds wers iii graves. ''' s' '''''' Aoa
al] vhIs. and bisaehsst mi anae,s ns tx axa
one end Of il. lton,am6cr some IT H. uik sxuiis
y ss swsn .s Tho M
aud On oyorY skull That wat pnccI m N mnnn.i
there had bcen written In noncil Or scratched IN
such ~ william isswjias, died ill M.1s 81 Sasrs.
rIks Comfy, Missouri, ~''' ''-'' ~ ''A'''
'.sThey wero nearly al from Pike Cnnntv Mn
and va sot tirsd Of Tea,tjnr 20 msnx ~ tRon R1
rrhrFa wrrr nthr1 xkuf1s IvinT sio,C shS ~ sIeAs.
, 1877-06-27

This officer fsila to nee The necessity ter Tim Int.
order to our oteots nn.eta 4 he dcsl1nrd to stir
the coHnirT up agafntt ftax and favos LeGdo.
srHtc1EH RULES,
Tho Comn1tsat1nct pf lnternn1 Revenue Ut the
begtnninG Of the h~ca! ytar viii tesos IN ossler
mi itc.enas business, The Commissioner eays be-
H. dttesmincd that theirs ehall " no inefficient
o1es1: c.acsn. In ths 'er,tss 4: present g.
arc absent Ssun THEFT ports fully hair the time.
The new efrvuaar will direct that COLLECTORS mast
Gs =. ts't PLACES os business constantly. e.tept
Alows each Jenf to its employees. The t;ornsnte-
stn,sf thinks that ta.1t, dnys .s.y liberal Al.
10 this new order.
ANOTHER ROTTEN moor.
Another one Of Mullctte ruufs SHOWS signs ot ttt-
In this city. II has berou,s neeesssry 10 pro.ees tt
suns1srExcs ron ARMY orr,cans.
10 tit hsstkrn httocfdtfd {ffsa
WAaHINHThN. n. t., tuls 2h IT Tht Secretary Of
War directs that eob-iaente etoeca be sofd 10 Of.
hccrs and enlisted tntn credit they giving the
ne b9s ~ 10 On a.
Tug been a,ade. tnlflar ordet to enshie then, 10
ohtatn fnel, &C., fresa The unaftermzsses's liz.
nAvf CIRCULAR.
The Secretary Of the Navy hns sFued circular
directing commandments Of navy yhne and stations
nary regulations, aaS 70 hoa iii ''s a"aer " .hsis Ill
command 70 a btret accountability. Under
these regulations, 'aborcm- shall b an.
viii ii. reference % t,,sif xiii snd esseney, an
without regard 10 politics! os other considerations.
shat .sgalrs Or rsgSe.t aay 1osksu."n @ to 'ssa CON-
tfibute Of pay any money for political rnrnosen.
nor .t!.'l my wofk'nEu,sn he .'iteharRrd for
appointed Y inspect tho material purchased am!
u dssiae Y It Il Of good quality. and at q fair
RavKnun RAID.
Ilcyenuc- Agent ttrHMn1nF rct}urtA to tho Cnm.