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AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
Mayor Ely received yesterday the following con
ributions ir aid OF the yellow lever su fIerers:-

uioutohs if hid OF the yellow lever suuerers:-
Sergeant Alien, TwenyHrst precinct. 81 oi proceeds
OF chilarens isiE held st the residence Of Mr. j. q
sehauek No 70 West Eleventh street, on October H.
through Misses, Annie T. schsuek aenrst.. a.
hobeken Terry uhrourh Captain Kennedy Ninth preeinet
$i6 10 salem Centre Presbyterian Church. through A.
Chamberlain. $3 proceeds OF concert given by GrAu's
Italian Opera Company, on board steamer Saratoga on
her Troy sunday. October 49, Sl6 j. Nelson
Tappan City Chamberlain and Treasurer OF the Citizens
Relief Committee $500.
The whole amount 1850 79) was transmitted to the
Mayor OF Jackson, Misa
There will be q literary and dramatic entertain
msnt ana full dress ball at the Lexington Avenue
Opera House, on Wednesday evening, Tor the bsneat
oil the sufferers
Subscriptions in Brooklyn fer the bensht OF the
yellow lever sufferers have reached The sum OF
500 los as
he following additional contr are an
nouncsd by the Grand Secretary OF the Independsnt
Ordes OF the Free Sons OF lsrasl:Atanta Lodke, No.
S. SIS; Amsterdam Lodge No. SS, $l2 30; Msropoli-
tan Lodge, Ma. CO. $57 IS. Total, $50 Co. Previously
reported, 81, 745 so Total, ST. 10.
muscular cxh bitlon Tor the benefit OF the suner-
ers took place iast evening IN Irving Hail and proved
extremely Interesting Quite a snug sum was re-
aliZed.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Honolulu Sept 3, schr Giovanna Abisni,
Weeks. from the Arctic Ocean. with 900 lbs bone and
pounds of ivory she reports the LOetH with 5UUO
Lbis sp loo bbls oti and lot OF walrus oil.
letter received In Honolulu from Capt whitney, OF
schr Ward. reports her on sea Horse Island Aug
with 100 bbis oil 1000 lbs whalebone 2uO FOX skins,
with good prospect ahead
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NOTICE To MARINERS.

OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR, \
THIRD DISTRICT, ToMPgiNsviLLE, Ny, Oct 10, 1873
n obstruction buoy horizontal strI esl has been
placed to u boat about 10 feet SW Of
The pier staten island ferries the
Battery formerly the Barge Office pier. There 10
than feet " water the wreck at low water
j. N. IA. MCCLITZ, Commodore JsN, Inspector.
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MARINE DISASTER.
THE JOHN BRAMALL ON SAND BANK AT
LITTLE GULL-THE CREW SAFE.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD
NEW LONDON, Conn.,, Oct

NEW LONDON, Cohn., UcI ~, 1915.
The steamship Jonn Bramail, from Nsw Havcn Tor
Constantinopie with arms Tor Turkey, which went
ashore Little Gull, lies IN an easy position on a
SANDY bottom with OF water IN the hold
The tug G. ". wincn, In the employ Of Csptsiu
Thomas A. Scott, the ~recger mas gono With a vessel
try aud got part Of the cargo on The Coast
Wrecklng Company also have two steamers on
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tho way A contract has been made with Mr..
Sc7u Mr., Winchester and Major Hassen, OF the
Turkish agency, here ana have chartered the tug
Z. NJ. Winch to take them on board in the morning.
No Communication has been had with the Bramall.
but the captain ana crew can be board. The
iog came suddenly that The keeper OF the hight had
iine got steam TO blow the horn and that was
the probable cause OF the disaster
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AID fRoM GERMANY.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 16, 1878
The German Minister yesterday received from the
Emperor William Of Germany 1900 reicksmnrxs,
equal 10 about 400 IN our money, as a contribution
lsr the yeiiow lever sufferers the South. Tue
Minister called at Tie STATE Departmsnt to-day and
bandsd ~ TO secretary Eyarts
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Ministering to the Sick in
Tennessee.
THE MORTUARY REPORT
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct. l9, 1873.
Q number OF new cases oI yellow lever reported

number oil all the three other associations put together
SArcnEz QUARANTINE
The quarantine at Natchcz should claim the atten-
tion oil the Yellow Fever Commission being OF
the most remarkable record. Since the appear
OF the among the sgrsss and ingress to
this town has been most carefully guarded by
line oil picKets quite elective any
aurug the No could pass the
lines without u clean bill OF health, signed by the
Mayor and Health Oincer The quarantine landing is
Biaht miles below the city, and even the mails. which
arc alone allowed entrance, passed in until
thoroughly umigated SO lar these pr, cautions have
proved eminenty successful IN excluding the lever
from the town SO understand from private letter.
YESTERDAYS DEATH LIST
The number oil deaths IRON yellow lever to-day Is
25a decrease OF IL since yesterday. The following
Is a list OF the dead:-
Witot Bill-kL Mrs. Alfred Haul
Joseph Daniels, Maggie kocnler,
Louisa Petis, Catharine Aich alls,
Annie Bache. Ernest v. Auseman,
Edward Aver DR.. Wilhelm Zinsser,
David McMauus, Lu3a Caruso,
George ReIdehufer, james Ruiief,
Alice EscAt NicoIiuO Fereted,
Emily 4. LAcaze, Joseph Flanagan,
lliiam CniunalL QUO II. RoehIot,
Edmund Pope, John II. Simpler,
Nicholas j. Mrable, Charles BRADY.
Nicholas Waller.
IL tne above there Give children under twelve
years OF age. notice tnore are fifteen deaths re.
sordod To-day ut the Board OF Health OF otner dis
eases than yellow lever
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THE FEVER STILL REQUIRES ATTENTION IN
TENNEssEE-REPoETs SEMI FROM MEN,

THE FEVER STILL EEQuIRES ATTENTION IN
TENNEssEE-REPoETs SEMI FROM MEN,
PHIs.
MKxPHIs, Oct 10, 1873.
A heavy black frost fell last night and THIS
Ing sixteenth of inch thick formed on the
pools beyond tho city iimits. From six O'Clock last
evening until to-day the undertskers reported
lon orders Tor intermcn p. 1. scroggs Judge elect
Of the Criminal Court OF Shelby county, died this
morning NJ Goooett station, eight miles east o!
Memphis, on the charleston road. Pat McE-oy, a
sergeant OF police Died early morning five miles
sss, OF the cIly Mrs. john Holly died night
at Camp Father Matthew. Fred Henr,ger, q well
known shoe maker, prostrated with the lever TO-
day DR.. b. +. Shsitall of Savannah. Ca, has been
sent 10 tho relief oil the sick al HERNANDEZ, Miss.
The Board Health officially report seven deaths
from yellow lever for the twsn yIour hours end
ing Al six O'Clock ngnL The undertakers report
additional burlals OF psrsons wno died out
Inc howard Moaicai Corps repor. ior,y
new cases, OF them within the city
limits a. thirly OF them IN the suburbs OF
the city. Among tne deaths occurring since
Mrs ". A.. Ciure, Mrs. Il. Coaen, Mrs Nancy L.
Pollard aid X. Il. HoiueL Tho Howard Association
vile and Martin. Tenn. Dr. r. W. Mitcheii, medical
director oil the Howard ASSOCIATION in reporting tbs
aeatn Of DR. NJ +. ksatine, OF New YORK, says
regret to announce the death of physican Of ex-
th. hi hest accomplishments who
brought ad affinity second 10 that OF no other
anu aeyotion 70 the cause "a Al com
pes special mention and the expression Of deep
and heartfelt sorrow Tor his loss
In response - many letters making inquiry II ad-
ditiona funds required, the Citzens' keief Com
nIttes aud ths Howard Association autnorlzo the
statemen plo are yet 10 their hands 10
supply the wan OF the sick distressed OF this
ci;y aud the towns adjacent should present iuods
become exhausted cue notice will be gwen. Tho
iuuds hands of the comm ittces abroad
might be retained. Until furtner sdvicss are sent
tnsm the money 10 not needed.
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark A. sdliu Nor), Petersen, from Cardiff Sept IL.
Brg Argus tfr) Leiieyrc from Porto Csbeo and
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The officers, professors, cadets aud oth~rs Of the
Naval Acaasay. Annapolis, have subscribed The ioI
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THE DEATH ROLL.

WAsHtSGros. Oct 10, 1878.
surgscn General wooa~ortn, OF the Marine Hos
pital service, gives the total Of deaths IRON yellow
"a vyr 10 dats nj the follow iur ptaces.
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oct. 10.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YORK, Oct l9-Noon.
second fast.
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COLD WEATHER GRADUALLY DIssIPArING THE
FEW. IN CHATTANOOGA.

BIZ TELEGgAPH TO THE HERALD
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. 10 1878.
There werc three deaths from yellow lever to-dsy-
w, John Cash, Miss Cora Chamberlain and J. J.
Sullivan, assistant bookkeeper at the Vulcan Iron
Works-aIl white There sharp frost this
morning and there is prospect of another
tomorrow. We in high hopes that all
have passed the worst and that within
two weeks shall me lust OF the
fever Ten reported to-day, four OF
whom are oid Cases newly scovered. Refugees are
becoming restIve and manifest dispostiioa 10 re-
turn me city II they do and We nave more hot
weather there Will be another outbreak OF lever. The
number Of patients nnder treatment - being rapidly
reduced by the convaescents. Tho total
number now under treatment does not exceed Two
hundred. Total deaths TO oatc, la.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sdiis. Destination
Ofc-.

ArEs OF DEPARTURE PROM THE MONTHS
ocoToBRR NOVEMBER.
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WEATHER REPORT.
PLYMOUTH, Oct 10. PM-Cam; raining; barometer 20 30
ScILLY LIGHT. Oct 10, pm Wind light variable.
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i1fLEs PERMANENTLY ERADICATkD WITHOUT
i interruption Of business; hgsturs or caustci no
charge until cured testimonials from ply ysician aud pa
tients; consultations tree.
La aruDDARD. l4i West 2lst a. x>- va-s
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1DILFS PERMANENTLY ERADICATED WITHOUT
knife igaure or caustc No charge until cured. send
tor circular containing abundant Dr. HOYT, II
West 2ttn st.
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speedy radio Two six boxes are usua,
sufficient Send ior circular Price. 81 per box; ak
boxes So By mail securely sealed w.n full directions ior
use Prepared only by
WINCHESTER A CO, Chemists,
No BJohn ST Nav Yorg
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wrNcnEsrER's spEcrFIc PILL

For Nervous Debility Weakness. &c, brought on BY
discrctions Excesses or overworx OF the Brain
vous System.
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THE STATE OVER.

Grovso. Co,,,,--u.r.,a.
men were put to work to-day excayat,
ing for the foundation for the new gas
| works to be erected in the southwest
part of the oity.--An audacious Al
7,,rra,,,- ..,,.,,, .nan.,
eighth of inc nresent ,oon,h 60.
Frank Duffv viii atari we., in c,,,I,saS 49,,
of a snrvev;ng nsrtv cans;Ja.am'
time will he givap ~ h,n,;n. heE sJ.e
wTba ,,n;s,,n,. ~ ~ nI Tns oullAio.
reached .ha ~, - naa ane i'I.'y guaros
ya,L rha ns ~ ny yssseroay iron New
oans;s, - .... ns 80, va gwen ,ney
on .I1 =. % M. liia'erlal ahu trimmings fac
S ~. " s''e seseh'h regiment OF That
@
- fa,SeF 'eesass;,- Inc oldest man in
ieAAs nfe5 IN Weatherford, IN Parker
county: MS name y James James,
,au,liariy 9a.ied pouoie Jimmy.
anu anu Was porn IN frince william county.
'ifeintA Nay AZ. Los and 10 cobse~
queheiy ABOUT one hundred and FOUR
Teen years Old de lives with his
usugnter, Mrs. Nancy Wheat. herself
SIXTY three years OF age, and draws a
pension OF eieht collars per mouth
nasips eeen q soldier In the war OF
1917
Graysoa coanty-Denison News:
William Dobbins, railroad man well
known 10 this city, was run ever by the
ears =. PARSONS, ihursday evening and
lns'antiy kiiied---Wiid strawber'aes
- reasonably plenty IN market at MI
.esn Gems per quarI-Ihe Iowa press
Asus'on perry returned nom the
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-..s, ~,
ofoaa shd suPpot.ea spy strong hieis,
MI 's, af m- s.iu sasAans arg very
nus 0', u'a.. ~ i''li's are ta'aer aghh
anu many "1a'u .as .ne zone was ,oo
~. s pienes !" eenuoh
.,iss = N.Y. osa" 'aeN, a'.a " SUN up,
sue = oipoa IKE, ievsi,mad@ mare,
M, Tl.uoae niafAsd. ue,ee' anywhere.
,t .'a "as u1 ,i when she Was
sns eoia eoi1. anu 'iie only esian g
80 :. n.' ny ~, Ease IN ne'shs an"
siAs se n,s ,ohe e now ABOUT hi,een
anu = u"i ss'ias nish' anu ma. hileh
oaa iaeo aaH s.sei mare. she runs
WIN .'l, , eiiort, Is easily piscea, never
~, VI oeeotaes nervous, ana Is as iady'
my ~ hes hiea oseeoihs wound snai'
Gave
hsh oosrkfiIoR'
len brock. As best known, and ac-
CURED the most OF his brilliant reputs-
ton from his races against time, ii
which he has cut down the records il
an astonishing way. The following is 9
description OF him taken from the Ken
lucky Live Stock Record. and Is. with
out doubt, faithful portraiture;
len Brock Is bay, foaled in 1872
bred by the late John Harper. Midway
Kentucky. by imported Ph@ton, out o
Fannie Holton tLyttletons DAM, b,
Lexington, her dam Nantnra Long
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NortCE
COUNTY CONVENTION.
rsit aT the ChatFaaa OF the Democratic
Eseeutiye Csmsttte. tor Dallas
County.


DALLAS, Texas. April q, ls5s,
To the Democracy OF Dallas County
You are hereby requested to meet at
your respective voting precincts, At IL
O'Clock, except Ia precinct No. I No. >,
No. aud No. I, which will meet At s
oiclork y M, on Saturday the I'D day
% June, ISIS, 10 select delegates To rep
resent you la a county convention 10
be held Ia the City % Dallas, Ia the
courthouse, At 10 O'Clock am, ON the
2lth day Of June, 1878, 20 appoint dele
gAto= e. attend a state democratic con-
VentiOn TO be holden in the City Of
Austin, on the 18th day Of July, 1875,
To nominate democratic candidates
for the different state offices also 20
choose delegates TO represt mt this coun-
~ IA the district convention, yet to be
called, for the purpose OF nominating q
candidate for congress. for this the
third congressional district. And, also
20 nominate such other officers, and 70
transact such other business a. the
county convention la It's wisdom may
deem for the best interest Of the
democracy OF the state and county.
The delegates will be apportioned
among several precincts a. f0llowz:
Voting precinct No. /, Court house
tWuntysthree delegates.
Voting precinct No., Broom factory
six delegates.
Voting precinct No. 3, Ffichs store
nine delegates.
Voting preciRct No. 4, Young
school house, three delegates.
Voting precinct No. 8, Oak Lawn
three DELEGATED
Voting precinct No. 8, Marsh's, thre'
delegates
voting precinct No. :, Richardson
siX delegates.
Voting precinct No. $, Upper Duel
Greek, two delegates.
Voting precinct No. 9, roorville, tw'
delegates.
Voting precinct No. 10, Bales schoo
house, two delegates.
Voting precinct No, IL, Pleasan
Nsilcy, three delegates.
Voting precinct No. IL, Worthing
tons, three delegates
Voting precinct No. -, Lower Duel
Greek, three delegates.
Voting precinct No. IA, Longs Creek
one delegate.
Voting precinct No. Is, Craven's on
delegate.
Voting precinct No. 10, Haught'
store, two delegates.
Voting precinct No. II, Scyene, thre
delegates.
Voting precinct No. is, Mesquit,
two delegated.
Voting precinct No. 10. Lancastel
eight delegates.
Voting precinct No. -, Hu,ehin'
three delegates.
Voting precinct No. q. Cedar Hill
three delegates.
Voting precinct No. -, Five Mil
Greek, Que delegate.
Voting precinct No. ., Vale
Church, one delegate.
Voting precinct No. -, Lisbon, tire
Delegates
Voting precinct No. IS, Eagle Fort
three delegates.
voting precinct Mo. %, stults, tw
delegates.
Voting precinct No. q, Grapevin,
one delegate.
Feiioy citizens, we cordially urg
you 90 turn out at your respective Wi
ing places an the I'D OF June, Isl.
and send up your delegates TO "a
county convention. send good demo
Gratis and let the action OF the CONVEX
tion be the voice Of the people, an
thereby meet the approval Of ever
true democrat
WI. CABELI..
Chairman demncratt1 executive Commits
fut Dallas county.
Commercial please copy.
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The Damage Deoe ny Lsgbtsiug-yery
Hesss Rsiafsit-Hisb wind-NAr-
wss Escapes.

rhe Damage Done ny L,gbtsing- yery
vs~ r-espe-.
The heavy rata and thunder storm
Of Thursday night extended over this
portion OF country for considerable
distance around. A fine rainfall was
had In all parts, which will greatly
benefit the corn crop, yet 1t Is feared
that u will damage the whea, to soms
extent. The fall OF rain around Mes
quite, particularly, was very heavy.
1hs storm was accompanied by tbun-
der AID lightning, the latter striking
la number OF phases In this county.
The barn OF J. 7. Howell, living
about eleven miles northwest Of thi.
city, was struck. IL took fire aud
burned 10 the ground, destroying about
two hundred dollars worth Of feed aud
killing two fine mules and horse
that were ia the stable at the time.
Two men, sleeping In shsnty some
three niles up the Trinity, were &C.
vsrs.y shocked during the storm. The
lightning struck = tree near by with
terrible force, completely shattering II
and rendering both OF them insensih BILE
Cor some time.
Two hshermas, named Joyce and
Montague, while on their way up the
river 10 this city with boat load Of fish,
were slightly shocked at two different
times by the striking Of trees along
the bank, and they were forced through
fear Of being killed, 10 abandon their
boat.
Several objects were struck within
the city limits, among which
were two trees, one ON Ne
Kinney avenue, and another near
the gas works ss well a. dwelling
house on Magnolia street. The lice Of
the house which was occupied was
struck, the current passing down into
The room putting cut lire and lamp
t.lst was burning In the room. The
plsstsriux on the ceiling was knocked
ofras well ~ lot II herboarding
on the outside. Fortunately the in.
mates Of the house had but few min
utss before gone into another room.
They received q stunning shock, how
ever. Strange 10 relate, lamp
that was burning in the room
In ~hieh they were la, was extin.
nul.h~i NJ the t.lcment ,f th. sbo..t,
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Four Lives Lost by Fire.

From gentleman who arrived in
this city last night from Tyler, the re-
porter learned that a house occupied
by negso woman and her three chill
dreD, WAS consumed by fire, burning
the inmates to death. The remains OF
the children were barely discernable,
while that Of the mother was q eharred
olackened mass, burnt to a crisp, The
origin OF the FIRE is not known.
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10 order - make headvay. s~-s..s a..
s ssss l s.. 10 Psss,sieaos. Ifvssy he
sdequess . de nsSsssttlss of ~ Sestsec s
.ssso nj = eondenned ana ihrovn ssids
49, ~ de- ofit do not cure nsindv'
1sseasat - ss1Afv1ins 1G:ses,srS 49,. .ss :
hvisossss "a = 49, e sss cay. pSsss:
Iens4y - e.a1s1PaSioS. 6ysosssss' S.v ~,
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PATENT FLOUR.

Desssuetiss Of SIX FIGURING MIN.
with Eighsy-seSen Run OF Stones
Explosion Caused by Gas s;eD~rst@.
Sby the Manufacture OF Patent Sl.ur
MISSIEAPoIIs, MISS., May s.-Il
was thought an earthquake bad &c
Cured, but one of the great -four mills
exploded, killing seventeen persons.
Loss of property, ~ 500, 900; cause, gas
generated by the manufacture Of paien,
flour, which may account for a some,
what general belly ache.
The Touring mills which were In.
VOWED in the disaster here last nigh,
form group which comprises ths
heaviest concerns ia the state. Chief
among them are the two Washhnrne
mills. the property Of Ex-Governor G.
&. Washbprne, OF Wisconsin. which
was the largest Touring mills in the
country, aud the largest but one in the
world IL wac built in 1870, ipcluded
forty run Of stone. and Was worth two
hundred thousand dollars. Ii is now
q smoking mass OF ruius with its cou.
panions OH the platform. Destruction
10 complete 50 far rs limits above
named and serious within much wide
bounds. The flames are still raging in
the ruins, but are under control and no
further extension IL feared st this writ
Ing. II Is hoped the dea.. will be con.
fbed to The fourteen Ia Wsshbarne's
mills.
ST. Paul, Mimi, May 3.-The shock
OF the explosion OF Washburre's miIip
In Minneapolis was plainly felt here.
and the fiames were seen, creating in.
tense excitement Throughout the CITY.
Pieces Of chsrred roof PAPER, ANAL
thinkers and cinders were picked M.
having been hurled in the explosion
and waited here, nine miles, by the
wind.
Later-Followiug Is the list of mills
destroyed, With the numbers run OF
stone In each: Washburne, forty.two
runs. Goiexy, twelve ruas; HennepIu.
or Diamond, SIX runs; Hum holt. six
runs; Petit. Robinson a Co. ffteen
runs; and Zenith, sfx runs. In adj
ton 60 these mills there were numer-
aus other t.siliiBgs DESTROYED hy fire
iaeloding large elevator and planning
mill.
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s,,,nx Against Uncle Sam.

II. l.. Seward, deputy United States
marshal, arrested the Levi Bros, the
Elm street grocers, yesterday, for vio-
lstiDg the internal revenue law by fail
ing to eftsce the government stamp on
empty whisky barrels. Other arrests
will be made to day for different VIOLA
tions OF the internal revenue law.
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HERE AND THERE.


Mei haatss EpsseePsi cosseresoe nj A.
isafn-Nextcan Revoiaston-LBg
war-sale Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
al Nesstng OF X ansas PAesae Rail-
read.
NEW ORLEANS, May g. Lake Char
les special says the investigation of the
log seizures PROCESSES slowly hut
thoroughly. General Sewell is maxi
lug strong case against the govern
ment agents, though ia some cases
they will prove depredAtions on public
landi. A witness for the prosecution,
on cross-exsminstion. yesterday,
testified that some yesrs ago, at a pri>
vate sale. he bought an unprotected
homestead entry to get the timber on
it.
NEwsURGd, NEW YORK, May s.
The Alden Goldsmith sale OF trotting
stock, principally the get of Volunteer,
at Walnut Grove, yesterday, was large
~ attended. Twenty two animals were
sold, netting seven Thousand six hsn.
dred and eighty dollars. Prices ranged
fro'e Que hundred and fifteen to one
thousand and twenty live dollars.
LAWRENCE, KAN. May s.-The an
nuai meeting of the stockholders of
the Kansas Pacific railroad company
was heid yesterday, the following were
elected directors. for the ensuing year
John D. Perry, Robert +. Carr, ID. Nj.
EdgertoD, +. 0skes, Thomas c. Mier,
/ ). III. E.dgel and Dwight Fredway, OF
81 Louis; Jay Gould, A. IL. Holmes
and Sidney billion, of New York, and
| +. Il Anes, of Boston.
! SAN ANTONIO. May Am official
telegram to General Ord, says there is
a revolution In Nuveo Leon, and Gen.
eral Trerina has been ordered to quell
1t. The gsrfisoDs OF Matamoras and
Mier are said to be on the point O.
pronounciDg against Disz. There il
| great excitement on the lower Ris
| Grhnde. General Esenbedo is here.
/ ATLANTA, GA, May 3.-The morn.
ing session OF the Methodist Episeopa
ference was Ia ,iniy taken up il
the discussion Of the eligibility OF MIR
Logan Csmersn, lay DELEGATE from
st. Louis. The matter is still pending
ihe Bishops qaadrisnnial addres,
wa read by Bishop Doggett A com
muniestion from the Northern Me
thodist church, relative to holding
grand ecumenical council or Method
ist council was received and referred
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-05-11

| A grand picnic was given by the cit
liens of Hutchins yesterday, at bean-
tiful grove, q short distance from town.
A large number of ladies and gentie>
men from the town and surrounding
country were present. Several eandi.
dates for county offices were present,
and participated in tb. festivities Of
the day. A few speeches were made
touching upon the canvass for the judi
eial offices In the county. Tue candi-
dates present were: Sesy, Payne and
Sterrett, for county attorney; and
George Aldrieh, for district judge, who
was present by invitation.
High squared Dessss Of wfnsy Chs.
His name was John Gossett. He
was savage looking aud there was no
mistake about il; sticking six-shoo.s
er in his bootleg. ~ he walked the
platform at the union depot, he an.
nounced to the gro sd In u stentorisn
voice thxth knew ",twas gin the Law
to toa, hid weapons, but that he did it
and that all the policemen
in the place could not arrest
him neither" The ladies' In
the waiting room were scared nearly
oat oftheir senses by this bravado talk
and wished themselves away. 1t took
but fTowning look from him to scat
ter q squad of boothseks standing