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SUlClI)E.

A Mar .vt4t, Aha y,xts,ntt... ~ sns. s,..,
- 1.,,..a ~" WI" ,s,..s;r s'''. ~ W nnm tatea
rHhRs iA'tnsen 'eolh t"e st' Louis
HFla8e'
So<eiat Ditoafch 10 5n* catcaao 7r'auHe.
Ut. LOUIS, NOV. .S3.--A thrilling sul'aile took
place this forenoon mt Lalfpast 10 O'Clock. IN
unbnnpy mortal fcantrr frnrn tho ratttnr ~ ~.
,-r,.n, h.tdrn ~ .tn .r.to- ~" ~, h.,n ~ 1a'
sea. oues ~ .''' "Ats'' ~ 4cet pe'o"' tueet'
Ing instant hcath. a few minutes previous to
the occurrence the man started ncross from tua
eastern shore. leaving le.tor In thu hands u
thn tirct.. ..c,fcr On tI,e ott,cr ain aI,,ro.,.d y,
f.t.s, ~, ras. -. s,,,. ' ~. .",, s" ~ ~
u 'tI'u !" t'"e' Oh .uu1s' III "aseh LII aepiosla
tic circumstance which led to the suicide, md
gave directions Us to the disposition To bu
matla of tho fov effect. no left bchIm,
Annr 1oarnr H., ti,,at .i,ta. ~, ia Ill.,
s. .sa's ~, wv nav o"'eo w 'ne otne. sae
nc pa9suea n4h way 10 'ho ecntfc span OF Tie
bridge, md one Ut tho watcllinol. on tic bridge
saw hin luossing down Into tho swift current
below with nm abatractcd mir. nj thoneb unlr.
Ill.,, ..,'.. so,,..s -. .s".., 40 ~. ~ .a. a
e'aeo Will eousse ~ pnFsuc' Dut 1Hc WHICH,
tnan, never dreaming ho contcm plated suicide,
paid no spcciai attention to him, suldel lls to
,+tvcttcd lin ,r1f nf his nutar nnuoroI ,oat .nJ
.,. 49,, h...,J., .,,s.s,s 80 IT, ",,. -"
'es'' a"a na,.nJ summing ofct Nv sa'l'os' 10
east Quo tmuloFing look upwarus, hts alps mssaE
rs II In prnytr and then snalo Tho fatal leap ln.u
eternity. Dcjore tho gatchmou, who ga.
hos,cuiup toward him. r0uII ID unvthipr iu
prevent thc terrible fatu thut awaitru ill., ft,ot
fellow, hls boly. ns Id inuIo tho frvnttuI IraI,.
, 1877-11-23

4HE LAl&3E 6lEAM3HF*
BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 22.-Arrircd, the steam
cr City Of PckIng, from Kong Kong via yoko-
hama.
CHINA.
Hoya KoNo, Oct. M.-Thcrc Is great excite
mcnt IN American circles In consequence Of the
conviction of 0. ., Bradford, formerly United
States Vice. c.Consnl-1 l-1encral to Shanghai, OIL q
ctarRe OF opening md copying ictters sent
through the United stntcs mails for the purpose
of making the contents known to Minister q.
T. 8cwnrd After d long and elaborate trial,
Mr.. G. Wiloy Wells, the ncwly-arr!vaI Consu1-
General. delivered a scrtcnro aud fine Df s2j1
and costs nnG imprisonment for twenty days.
II Is EeucFnlIy reported tint remarkable revcla-
tions arc still to follow this afluir, and thor
ough Investigation 10 promised Of many long
suspected abuses.
Chinese ministers are about to start from
Shanghai for japan.
iDcyastations by tho famine continue through.
out the Northern Pfovlnces,
Preparations arc making for a heavy cam.
pai1u nga!ast tho kashgariau Provinces next
spring. s.,
Gov. Hcnncssey, OF Hong Kong, is exciting
bitter hostility among british residents BY his
resolution to anellosato tho treatment Of CHI
i,csc Ill tho colony.
YOKOHAMA, Nov, 6--A school Of Japanese
mobiles was formally tuauguratcd Oct. II III
scuted sercsally 81, QUO aud $5g0, or yens. This
iMstlt.ltup was founded by the families OF tx.
DRiInios und kuEcs, the old mobility III the I'M.
pcrlnl Capital and COURT. and 0i tho pruyinccs,
for tho education chlntty. thouKn nut exclusive
", oil thc higher classes. 1t s largely endowed
mud now iti tut! working order.
fsuf. E. y. Nurse, a distinguished naturalist
OF saictu, Mass returns to Ancrirn from Jnparl
, 1877-11-23
KANSAS UNIVERSITY,

:.
LAwasscs, kau., Nov. 2a-Ths exercises
here to-day attending the dedication ot tho
new]y-compieted State University building nsse
tae lloat important VI the Kind ever held IL
Kansa1. The building h uov one Of shv aue's
educational structutes IN tho country, bu'lt 81
q cost Of over s3ooo0. It l. complete ln
erasY sppotntuent. Tho exercises of tlie da1
were pre.Led over " Gov. Authony and paf,;, II;
tlc,pate1 IL by many prouine0t eitszcus tfom ah
parts vi tAv State. A lrttcr of segFrt and eon'
graduation was rtud IRON Anus 4. Law
OF Boston, one Ut LLe banefaeturs VI ehe instiiu-
lloD. The university l. IN \ Lust pavspsEoo
aLlIlft,6l
, 1877-11-23
MISCELLANY,
YEAHLEHE$k or TIM gOFu.

LONDON, Nov. 29.---A special from Rome says
tho Pops received Soma French pilgrims Tues
day, and spoks lew vofls with great 1l1-
cultY. Tho feebleness Of lii volep, and Ills SUI
frring, wlll-h was painfully apparent. wads =
melancholy Impression. Thu Pops was Carried
10 snd lrom the audience ruom ty four men.
RoAE, Nor. 9a.-TAe Popo has suspended
audiences because ul hla !udspo4ttiou.
TUE 01AMA4 EGELxsiASEH'AL LAWS.
DgRLIS, Auy. 42-Df. Fllk, Minister VI Pub
IL instruction. replying 10 the UltEnmontaucs
uuriux tue diScu4s.ou on the public worship
ssumsas rod u tis uot svs sos.ilsi anI %edea @
tluu VI thu e&cleal2ztlta1 laWs.
, 1877-11-23
FOREIGN.
The Roumanian Loss Small
at the Capture of
Rahova.
Martial Law Proclaimed in
the Servian Frontier
Provinces.
It Is Believed that Prince Milan
Will Soon Formally De-
Glare War.
Additional Particulars of the
Capture Of Tells, Near
plevna.
Italy as a Peacen1aker Be-
tween Russia and
Turkey.
But Little Change in the Po-
litical Situation in -.
France.
A New Ministry Viii Probably Be
Officially Announced
To-Day.
Italy as q Peacenaker Be-
tween Russia and
Turkey.
But Little Change in the Po-
litical Situation in =,
France.
A New Ministry Viii Probably Be
Officially Announced
To-Day.
THE COMBATANTS.

RAnpSAs
LONDON, Nov. IA Russian official dispatch
tatcs that The RoumanEan loss al the capturc OF
isalIova was 22i killed mud Tollnued.
TURKISH TACTics.
LONDON, Nov. N.-uporations ncar nustcltuk
Indicate a lisposislon OIL tile part VI the Turks
to attempt repetition Of McIlcmet A1's tactics
for relieving flcvnn, by threatening the Car
owiszs nrmy anu the Danube crossings.
sULEIMAE rAsiLA
sec.ns to be stt!l ln command on The LON.
AnMs RECEIVED.
CoNsrAsTtNorLE, Nov. 9ss-The steamer ].
D. Walker, iron Now Haven, with arms and
annunltton for tho Turkish Government, las
arrived.
aEIyIA.
LONDON, Nov. ga special from scnilln
saTs Servia haa strongly protested to the rutte
concerning tho arGrcssions OF Uasht- Baxouks.
Martial law has been declared throughout tho
Servian frontier provinces. 1t Is positively
stated In official tirclcs that declaration Of
war snay be hourly expected.
, 1877-11-23

orn'"n r.. eHu1p'
LONDON, NOV. - -&he oldham stflaa 10 ena'
cd, the masters Withdrawing tho notices OF re-
ductlou Of wnye..
r,r rzrrcrtvr rn.rns
~. a.. ~, ~..,',,.. fr"orn' ~. -,
rh, .r,o .a ,n,,on 0H VIII, 49, r..',,.. T., A..
ane ,sa ~. lon"o' - m"en . .s'atea IN Inc
conviction yeatcEday of tho 1onr uctcctlrc DO
lieg inspectors, John Meiklolollu, Nathaniel
Druscovitch william po,ucr. md Ganrp,
fusrl.o togcthor wtth NJ, Eliza, r,or~n..
sn,,,,.,x ~ .x,',..d @ Ekt.' r.E;.
bohc'to@' Haa e1ctca eenefaIlhtcFes IN Fn9laildt
both on account of tho responsblo p0sltlon
held By tho police officers, and tho extraordinary
charncter of thu rrlucs fnr u,,ic,, thav wor',
orr,,g,,n, ri. ,ult mani. s,,nnn, Il H., 49,.
a5la'e'leu. 1"u 'au'e'u,chts a,ic0eo "thst thcS,
wc!l knowing That Que Harry Benson md othcrs
had fclon'ously forged anl uttered certain
warrant for Eio.ooO, parable To ,Jacnb FranrI.
~ or.Ier ona ~ wh,rh fnr-or~ t,,o s",1 fT.s'.,
y. ~, ot''ss' aoa .. "nea tofestJ t1c ea'o llaFfY
nchsnh nha othefs nave oeeE1 ssnco con.
ylctcd, did ielontuusly receive, harbur, mait,-
tain, aud usssk theul,'' Another count charRo,l
them with "cousnlr,np 10 nrtycnt thc lawn,
aPpfeneH"'on Oh hatF! hensoh atu oEhefs.'
Aul Jet another with having "f0reed and Ut
tered certain warrant, drawn By Vnlut dc
Vttry 10 Frnnct[s to lbs orticr 1T t,i,or1ea Inr,
.,', ,.,.h ,,,,a,.t ~, ',.t.s..',r - n.,""..ra,.'
w." '', "'n t"'u"1 ~ w. ue.lauu' 4as pEssutng
JaaRe was Baron follock' l'lc Defendants
having declined 10 plead, formal eutrY Ut
"no. guilty" MAS made. The cass for thu
t..,,,vn m. ,,nnad hv H.. A.,,.n..,. t1...ss' @
whn.r ot,Irc.s tIs s,r ;1,,u1n,. ~ ;,I'', ETY.,
,,.,,s '' VAC "''7 80 >S'"t''"7 ~ o""a"e 'ou'"
:rt,c charm a,oust Nh. ,r,.opcr. ,x,. .,,,
panr ~ sw,nii"rs hn; torrtrG y" W. .M1f tI
,ri, .,a,' na ~ . n-.vn S ."is % mau eomspM
.tt.. ae"f ~. ~ ~ ~ ,,,,. ,e'1 s uloasIS ~
m, f.. o'u e,,u,, ~ 'aS S"E ~ Hnuston "as Will
Tak,,,ts -. tn IMrf il, III ~. ,'is @ Jnstkt. M
,, es,. ~ .Mu au.a "a to',, aa estauasneu, WIN
Tuu .n.s,s, ~ Eu'i.. aSenc4 unas1 t,ie
ae ..as.. y. ..-.t.,,,lp !p ua'anot @ - 4ns pupile
,,',,cv ,rsr., IN, r1.to,, 49, 'At1o r'a .,
HWY! ~ !t ,.sato Ms' ,s. go ~ nurs WIZ
us 49, S'.."S H. iateet NV taatean - oettths WIFI
tnet'i p1t Lhe iHuHeJ tAtu tnc4f poeke1s. Ae
, 1877-11-23
blEN1CO,
LERpo's FRIENDS on0AnlzINu 4 RAID tn
TEI1A.

IE4A6,
Nxw ORLEANS, La., Nuy. aa--AdyIco4 from
Nasaaoras, Mex. state that during Iucslay
night aud Wednesday, morning about tiltecn
prominent citizens, suptosed to sytnpathtxe
With lcflu, were arFestrd aud conllned In the
military prison. Thls action is understood to
have been tnssiQated BY tho discovery of q con.
spiracy III connection with Escobedo who, It Is
alleged, IL organizing toscu fn Teas to cross
Lerdo.
Gen. Canales has officially called tho s.tontton
Vi the United 6tntcs authorities to Tho fact Of
lhs cxlstcnce lM TGxas, near tho 1lio ural,as, OF
camp VI armed Nvxieana who arc tyllsutly
pteparing to cross, aud askiug tiat tha United
htatcs Government cause tue neutrality lava IT,
bo enforced aga'n4t those who ars undoubtedly
using tho territory oi Tcxas 10 organize rcvo-
lutionary movement tn Mexico.
ARRIVAL OF sEkot xAMAc0NA A. NEW uRLxANB
HE EXPLAINS his MISSION.
Bv Ttts2rapAto yssp rbrs Heraif,
New ORLEANS. Nov. a0.-Senos Zaulucona, tho
new Mcxiran Minister to tho United States from
the Dlaz uoysrnment 10 place Of Senior Mata,
arrived here thla evening On board the steamer
tlaticn. lls II accompanied by tho English
banker. Ar. William Barron. Hhu luaued Pretl.
dsnt DLaz 'nonvy to start h!s uoscrnueat, and
who IL accredited with extraordinary paxers.
FROM what ~as learned srour othcrs u tho Zan,-
acoua purity It will appear that President Dlax
Is uiose than anxious for rccognitn. aud thai
he IL wiling 10 mike great concessiuas 10 tue
uuited states u attain that e1t.
The Mexisan people themselves ass bitterly
opposed 10 my friendship between thu two
countries, hut President Dlaz himself reco::-
uizes the fact that IL he Is 10 femaIu peacefully
In n
, 1877-11-23

Kp1c!0l RkadFcK 10 ne CAfcuVo 7fi6nN.
MtcH1GAN CTR. Ind, NnY. 23.-Joln SUDDEN.
water, M old citizen Of this p1acc, while killing
hog carly this morning, inflicted terriLio
wound 10 hts right thigh. sevcrfng the feno;a,
artery. LIE blcl to death. lie was about 10
ytnrs Of aye. mud leaves q wife aud family OF
}liret chjl1rGu.
, 1877-11-23

as Ne had in our own var,-bus they have no
more statf than wc hsd, and We had none.
Second. whoa be perceived tho truth II was
.oS .n ;e sse;v, .ns q so. otseensa hm 's o
advancing In. sncll mass As to crush
deanitlvcly the Russian army at Dteia.
Instead Of having one OF tNo, divisions
before him. he had to deal Wlttn strong
wing Was alrcatIy en- Pair, and to expose hmsc1f
10 i defeat With the two loms at laia back
would hare bccn very tmprnicnt- Therefore
he Withdrew hts left wing. and by a flank march
CAMP and headquarters, THUS making war ot
rositiUn, and nfeiug tho Rnsstnns To attack.
Third. alellcmet All never intende! TO tako
iafc'a and r,lsl, the Russans in the Danntc.
Turks is OH the defensive, behind earshworks.
The same with Russians. fata1 consequence
Of tho ncw made Of war,-war Of post-
tIon,. not of fighting In open ground. Lung
ie The future wars. Tie example Of tho
i'russfans Ia 1s1o docs not prove anything.
They r,ancuscretl hccause they did nut meet
with serious resistance, in rcaehnR nosltion
after position Il, instead Of low-splried French
pcop,c, 1ctnerallzeI By twenty rcars Of empire,
thvy had had Turks 10 Hight, ihcy would lase
hecn Obliged TO take positions like the Russians.
Such k!ntl Of war is Tie scsnlL Of modern I'M.
prcyemcnts In everything. arms, transportation,
stances il Is quito to the bcnelt q tho Turks.
Invaded, they have oply 10 defend their country
to be victorious, ~ invaders, tis htss1a''s haze
to CpnVucf Il. Thus It IA for the latter 10 storm
positions, Tor the former tc remain ochl'ld
them. ana u - Easy To see that eaei' tfmc Que
or the Other remalna on lle defensive ne Is VIZ
torious, bnt A. soon ~ ~ takes thc offensive
wavs victorious behind his intsenvhmcnts; and
With Mukhtar fasha and sn'efman--bcate1f,
the offensive.
Alcnetnet al fasnA anuefato"lVcrV well that
ms natltfa! tastlrs consstct n tofcanE the Nus-
stane 70 attack strongly fottltett pos1t'ons. Or 70
cnok IN thelT lu'cc. nc tnlu me o. on attack
"a oafonctac he compelled tlic Rasstans %
ctrpscs we're p,lcsl up Iy thousands: Such. tlo
said. 10 ssp. way NC hase to uu, an1 no osher.
And he was right.
For having 'csptsca 10 sound policy Slnksi.
tar lass'a, VINO '1a'! hecn S1ctofl9As throughout
Inc ta1lll,a'gnt ana l1aI only to let w!nscr vn-
esatte y Ma !asesl tost ~ we oesyAts " nc
campaign throd4h his raAinvas. Fortunately.
hg foliow'nY the opposite taetIcs, 0sman pasIIa
has won victory upon victory.
Mclitnet AL coHttnicu: "Ncverthciess, " II
SllgImah fasna, Goeflh9 NV oruers4 isau 10 Le
70 NY support. tnea hxvsne !n4 lest wing a',4
tur rear wei! supported toHiI !1ave de1cntcu
completely Tho !ttlsssans bctore::plevna.. Instead
head aealnst a roek."
l have nlteaAy given 10 YOU tie opinion of
Sulc[u!an on that subject.
Mchcmct concluded by saving. ~ was not
thc stronger At tie Faiaee. anu 1ns recaltcd."
NV conclusion Is: Tho direction or tic MILL
tat5 operations - at Coustan&inop!e. at the
rrat IL icalou: Of Ills fellow. w.ucuer.lt.
Being lnds.cndent Of each othrr, thcy
, 1877-11-23
ACCIDENT IN a MILL,

Spscfal DssodfrA 10 77t Chicago Ttrtust.
JANEsvtLLR, Wis. Nov. En1,.--WtIic Edward
Truman was standing On cross-t:mb. r eight
ieut from tic floor IN Fora's mill les: nigh, 4
set scrrw slipped on sl,nft, brcnktay llra,7
piece OF timbcr called brpecl,-ttee, whIrh
struck him III tbs skie, knocking hin, to tns
floor aud seriously lnjurfnc hin internally.
, 1877-11-23
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

New YoNE, Nor. 13.-Arriyed, sttalnshlp
Pomeraniu, from Hamburg.
QusEss1ows,. Nor. A.-A1riye1, steamship
Wyoming, lruln New York.
, 1877-11-23
CUBA.


New YoaK, Nov. 2oo.-Tho Herald prints the
following startling story. supposeti tu c1nunate
from tbn Chau t,eadouartrrs II th,. cltv. ~ ,rhc
nN s - Cs.Ns. ~. na',"'J. o
Chlet OF the Spanish forces In
Selbht tfch. 'Aaftlbcz Ca11lpos, Has Just 1sslca
private order asnoug tlla commanders of coll
nnns, or,srin1 Tint nil rnhon nri.nr.r. a,ol,
bu,tle. cn,nnos nron,t.c, thc Snoni.l, Gnvcr,,.
,ncnt t,,at h. wou,d eud Inn rcyotution In f,nho
uytl,ecuI Of January, 1871. ThofoIlowinr shows
to what ,1e.porata straits o IA trtypn. wt,eu l,c
Ii compelled to of.lar the assassination Of pris-
oners Of ar In cold blood:
l1EAnquAnrEHB IN OubA. Nov. I, 1B77.-To h4
Comn.antftrs eI Co!ao,Ms tltyats': knowins t!s
ars nunus 10 appsst!ats IT, fof tssY es,scn' ~" Il
wea1nuas On lny pa,s. l anl myselt ca3lul upon
70 ad0pt enerKstic lneasnEas to anitA At "nco md
VIII ihsrers unt, rces,nt IT. n th,s n5so hon
all prisoners Ut w4r, whoever tney may bct making
T. apusar in Youf topoft a. u thoy had been killed
/ tssum,ucuu to vou ssc,c.y In thts mnttcr ana
m exact tulAllmsIt Of tlls ort1tf.
NA"r'szx cAxros.
Gamros iosmesiy served utider Capt. -ucn.
T~"r ~ 4, re,,,., .s t.,o,n ~ ,.. ~; . w. se
fou1t III tuu country. rrca,,ertru al snr. s,nuiH
be killed By nis iruups. YaI,unse.la also ap-
proved VI tue slaughter Of tllt uglt lno1ival
students at ainyatta. Ilo troops commanded
" hts daepr Car'pvs, " o1s .'ras!on, IT Is as.
!eyttl, eAn1u Into tho Oily Of taya1iu curryin.
OH tler bnyonats tho rv,nans Oh young Luuan
patFtut na1l!cd FaInayo' but IT years old, "hom
they i,au killed.
with rtldrcnce 10 tic above proclamation It
10 reported lroM Cuban s0nryc4 TINT ptt0 pris.
o!'erb Of war have already been executed nj
hlanzanillo'"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-10

Several days ago Marshall Morton
determi ed 10 enforce the law against
inmates OF houses Of prostitution,
Yesterday afternoon officers Waller
Clements Arnold and Cornwgll COM
mene0d making arrests OF this Charac'
ter Ten females aud two males, all
white, were arrested aud taken before
Recorder Peak, who fined each Of
them S5 and costs. Appeal was taken
IN every case to the county court
The officers last night Informed our
reporter that they were not through
making arrests Of this kind, ard
would renew the work to-day,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-10
Dallas City Lumber Yard.
COMPLIMENTARY nniI.

On Saturday evening the 18th in
slant, Mr.. Charles Meisterhans will
give benefit at his beer garden in
ENst Dallas, for the purpose of raising
funds for the erection of truck house
for the East Dallas fire company, Hook
aud Ladder No. 2. The company will
have entire control ana management
of the entertainment. Price of admis-
sion 80 cents. Tickets can be procured
from members Of the company. --0lw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-10

The most elegant line of silks,
cashmeres, alpacas, bounttes, mattel.
asSe, pFismatic, cloths, debages and
domestic and foreign dress-goods ever
before offered by any house in Texas.
Together with silk and wool fringes,
moss silk, wool and cottod galoons,
silk and chenelle frlnges, buttons
and bralds tn match thegoods in quail.
ty and color can now be found in
our new store, 6394 and Gal Elm street,
at prices that defy competition. Eve.
ryGody is invited to call and inspect
them, Blake, Jenkins d Boals.-tf.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-10
Dallas city Humber Yard.
Boys, youths and Chndrcn's rIou

Boys, youths aud ChildrCN's dIOth
Ing.
The wonderful display of the above
goods, at the New York clothing house,
ut such low prices, attracts the atten-
ton of all in quest of fall and winter
goods. Over two thousand suits have
arrived, and will be sold as low as the
material would cost without making.
Save time and trouble, and bring your
boys to the New York clothing house.
-l9-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-10
DaIIaa city Lumber YARD.

Reliable help for weak and ner-
vous sufferers. Chronic, painful and
Frustrating diseases cured without
medicine. Pulvermacher's Electric
Belts the grand deslderatum. Avoid
limitations. Book aud Journal, with
particulars, mailed free. Address Pull
vermacher Galvanic Company, Gin
innati Ohio.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-10

Who would do without Il good, new
er-faillng well of water when they can
get a large well made so cheap with
the Celebrated Centennial Well Anger,
by calling on the undersigned at the
New York restaurant, on Elm street
near the Texas wagon-y yard, or by
postal'card through the postoillce, he
having purchased the only anger and
the right tc use 1t IN Dallas city and
county. Artisan wells specially.
sepl5d-lm. s.P. DEpLER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-10
DALLAS, TEXAS.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

The Stoncwal Greys were out for
drill last night
The night OF the storm several
trees blew down In tho courthouse
yard which should be removed.
The finishing of the interior Of the
Episcopal church IL handsomely exeN
cuted.
Sheriff Moon will carry batch OF
prisoners from the jail to tho poor
farm to-day.
Tomorrow night IL the date Of the
appearance of the Fay Templeton
troupe in their new play, "Spanish
Pink Dominoes."
Attention IL called to the necessity
of repairing the ford across the river,
just below the bridge The promptest
action should be taken.
"A pupil Of Professor Tice has
called and Informs us " large flocks of
wild geese having passed south to day.
frost may be expected within the
next five days"
The oyster counter Mt French
Johns restaurant Is well patroni2ed,
Oyster trade at this place is becoming
quite feature. Fine, large AID fresh
shellSoysters received daily.
The Lamars, Notwithstanding
their mishap with regard to the ar
mory, will always no found fright
side up" themselves. Dallas ought to
be very proud OF her two supurb mill
tary companies.
Master Charlie Davenport, while
opening goods ut the drug store of Gale
~ Bright's yesterday morning, stuck a
nail in his foot, causing intense pain,
yet nothing serious is apprebended
from the wound.
We call special attention to the
advertisement of Il. s. Willemet Il Co.,
real estate agents, in to.day's paper
They also have for sale very desirable
hotel and business property on Main
and Camp streets.
The city engineer should note the
pools Of water that are so numerous
aid see that they are properly drained
and filed. There are two very large
pools ut the east corner Of court
square, alongside the street cur track.
Judging from the present iudica-
tions u war with Mexico / more than
probable, and il is a source of pride to
Dallas, that in case of such an event,
she can furnish two thoroughly drill
companies, composed Of as good war
material as Is to be had
"A wedding took place in the par
lor of the LeGrande hotel last night,
The bridegroom, Mr.. II. A. Faulkner,
of Hampstead, Texas, met the lady Mt
the depot, on her arrival from Mis-.
souri,, when the Central train came in,
and the two went at once to the LIE
Grande, minister was called in and
the knot tied The happy pair leave
for Hampstead this morning. Major
Wheadon was master of ceremonies.
Nowine.
When your horse is lame and you
have tried every remedy without sue.
cess, and you despair of curing him,
and begin to think of trading him of
before doing 80 obtain bottle Of
Giles Liniment Iodide OF Ammonia,
and see its effects in twenty-four
hours. Those are the kind of cases DR..
Giles likes; where all other remedies
fail, his ia the one that never dissap-
points. The doctor will willingly prove
and demonstrate what he says, on ap,
plication to him Mt his office, 45l Sixth
avenue, New York, For sale by Con-
nor & Walker, druggists, Dallas,
Texas.
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knneked Dnnn-

Yes, it was fair and square knock
down, and the justice Of the act Is not
denied, The female community are
more particularly interested and they
give unmistakable evidences Of their
appreciation. "When lovely women
lends her influence, then it Is the work
moves bravely on" We allude to the
fact that the great female medicine
known as English Female Bitters, has
been reduced to one dollar per bottle
or three for two dollars and fifty cents
One bottle will last two weeks. til.o.lI.
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.
Planes.

Yesterday morning about nine
o'clock the wild alarm OF fire was
sounded at the engine house, occa-
stoned by the residence OF Mr.. ]. b. ID.
Young, on Elm street, being on fire.
The firemen promptly responded to
the call, but by the time they arrived
at the scene, the fire, which was
small one, had been put out by the
neighbors. Very little damage was
done.
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DnIInA CITY LuInbcr YARD.
Ella RowIeit scores ono for tho Dallas
stable.

Major Barkley, in attendance ut the
Marshall fair with his stable, tele-
graphs to his son, Mr.. Mack Barley :
Ella went to the front In the mile
dash. Three starters.
Belle Barkley Is entered against
Quinine for the mile anj half dash,
to be run In two or three days. QuInine
made II splendid race record In New
Orleans, winning the four mile hea ts.
The friends of Belle are confident and
are backing her without stint.
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Two ear loads of buggies and plat.
orln wagons, at 0rr's.-tf.

Happy tidings for nervous suffer.
els, and those who have been dosed.
drugged and quacked. Pulvermacher,s
Electric Belts eftectually cure prema-
ture debility, weakness and decay
Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Adj.
dress Pulvermacher Galvanic Com
psny, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Fair Matters.

Parties interested will not forget that
the sale Of privileges takes place at the
LeGrande hotel at SIP, m. Saturday.
The contest between parties wishing
to sell anything on the fair grounds
will be spirited.