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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-19

The bill reported from the senate
Judiciary committee to-day, providing
for tho distribution OF the awards NJ
the Mexican claims commission, h
the bill introduced by senator Davis,
OF Illinois, ON the first instant amen
ded by the insertion of u specific pro'
vision concerning award In the con.
tested cases Of benjamin Well, Loobra
mining company.
The president OF the United States
Ia directed 10 determine within tho
next six months, whether there Ia
suitable cause 10 believe that the honor
Of the United States, or tho oonsldera-
lions OF Justice aud equity, requires
the awards, or either Of them to be rot
aside, or u new trial 10 DO had In 70.
spoot Of them, II he concludes they
should not DO paid, they shall DO aus-
pended 70 await action hereafter by
the two governments, but II lac does
not 30 determine, within six months
they ara 10 BIO paid IN the same man.
ner aud proportions M other awards,
The rest OF tho bill provides, In brief
that the installments received from
Mexico shall DO Immediately dlstribu,
ted In ratable proportions among cor.
por0tions or individuals In whose
favor the awards we're made, or to
their loyal representatives or Nh
slgnees.
The secretary first required 10 de-
duct the expenses of tho commission
about ono hundred and fifteen thou.
sand dollars, but tho amount TO be ds.
trlhuted Ia to be increased by pay.
mont TO the secretary OF state from
the United States treasury Of nm
amount aggrtgating about ono hund.
red and lfy thousand dollars, which
were awarded to Mexican citizens by
the commission and deducted from
the amount payable by Mexico, The
secretary Of state is further required to
deduct and return from his payments
any amount due the United States
from persons or corporations In whose
favor awards were made by the com.
mission.
The republican congressional COM
mittee tonight made Mr. Hale, of
Maine, permanent chairman and mp
pointed the following executive com.
mltlee; Hale, chairman, Allison, Eos,
tor, Hiscock, Joyce, Dorsey, Bruce,
Page, Hubble and Campbell.
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Who's, Alrnlsl.A

The train robbers, by their continued
depredatlons, have infused spirit OF
war into the average north Texas
youth, and since the recruiting for
Lieutenant Peaks company has been
going on it has increased apace. The
parties joining the company are re-
CURED to furnish their own hors e, and
If the animal is killed the state pays
one hundred dollars for it. Yesterday
young devotee OF war applied to the
pater- familias for horse and leave OF
indefinite absence, stating that he had
joined the company. The old man at
first refused to furnish morse, but the
son telling him that the state
paid handsomely for the animal
should 1t be killed, the old gen.
tleman told him to take the horse and
not be afraid to ride ii In the thickest
OF the fight. John said he would do
even 80.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-19
FOREIGN MArTERS,

rue Reported ruThisn Leaders of the
fF"f hnssinn Parry shelyed-0a
n,Any ,hiiii Nontinues uer medintory
iEhoE's Win Discretion, Zeal and
DisinIeresIedness,
LONDON, April ls.-Nine thousand
operatives are idle to,day ut Burnley,
spinuep ARE willing 10 accept II reduc.
ton, hut weayers refuse they all
struck Labor NJ other points IL un-
settled,
A special from oonstaDtlnopal says
Ahmed WAX Eiiendi again tendred
his resignation ~ president OF the
council aud minister Of the interior
On "wednesday, and the sultan refused
to accept II, but on Wednesday night
the sultan dismissed the Wink llnendi
and appointed Sadyk pasha IA hia auc,
oeasor and Mallah hey IN ShtiL vi
islam. The following appointment,
were alao made, minister foreign
affairs, Safet pasha minister OF
war, l11Ot pashai minister marine,
lhrahim paBha minister OF finance
Kama pasha, The sultan has Insured
orders advising Sadyk.pasha 10 observe
the constitution and cary out reform.
The political character Of the new
Turkish ministry IL uncertain, but II In
note worthy that he ministry docs
not include lteof and Osman pasha
reputed Headers of tho pro-lIusslon
party, aud that the Turkish newspapers
again assert the government viii res
sIst the occupation of Constantlnoplo
by any foreign power,
A Brussels dispatch says Borllne
special states that Prince Bismarck, ut
the pressing request OF Count Andrassy
has consented to resume negotiations
for the congress, on condition that he
be simultaneously solicited by Austria,
England aud Russia. The good will OF
Russia IL undoubtable, but II IL feared
England may prolong, the present step
ofuncertalnly by abstainlng from ask
ing Germapy's mediation or by for
mulating reservations.
The Gazette promulgates IN Its supS
plement this evening proclamation
by the queen which prohibited the ex
port or carrying coast wise OF torpedoe.
and all apparatus for projecting IN
llamable material or firing torpedoes.
Tho press association reports the
British government has chartered
fifteen steamers TO carry troops from
India. The charters ARE made out
with the option of port, Alexandria OF
Malta.
In city circles II Ia rumored the gov.
ernment entertains the idea OF loadinl
troops at the two former places an,
occupying Egypt until the conference,
meets or some satisfactory solution 4
arrived ut.
A Madrid dispatch says disturb
ances have occurred at SONG small
towns In Catalonia. The government
has taken measures to prevent their
renewal.
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HERE AND THERE.
A Turk QuRrTcia with Hts Mistress,
staba Her Repeatedly anu then
Jumped rO"a the Third story of u
IIouse--Ir, COnIsling Disclaims ana
Moses IN claimed by kknmpIOn.

| blhbh hcr Repeatedly ana then
jumped frO.a the Third story Of u
Iouse-Mr. COnkIing DiscIaims and
Moses IN claimed by Hampton.
CHICAGO April lS.--Daniel Goodwin
has failed, liabilities not given.
INDTANAPoLIs, April 49, The min
ers at Coal creek, killed three negroes
and MORALLY wounded four.
NEW York April lS.-Six horses ran
away with Barnum's big show wagon,
and the driver was killed.
The Stock Exchange will respect
Good Friday.
CINCINNATI, April ia threatened
repeal Of the bankrupt law has stmu.
lated business. Unusual number OF
petitions was presented to the United
States court.
Boston, April lS.-The East Boston
savings bank is enjoined from paying
more than ten per cent. to depositors.
The present deposits are two million
dollars.
John Lyons, wholesale liquor dealer,
WAS fatally shot by an Objectionable
lover of his daughter.
New ORLEANS, April 1S'-Special
agents, Adams and Hall, leave for the
Calcasien regions this afternoon by the
revenue cutter Dix, Special Agent
Carter's management OF the log seiz.
ures is to be Investigated. Other gen.
tlemen also 60 on the Dix to be pres
ent at the examination.
New YORK, April Is. -EX-Governor
Moses, ofSouth Carolina, has been sur
rendered to Governor Hampton. The
requisition is en- route,
The author OF the Worlds Conkling
revelation claims to have received the
following after the submission to him
of the document Your letter greatly
surprises me. The conversations were
all in confidence. / cannot consent to
the publication" To this the author
of the communication next day replied
that he did not consider that Senator
Conkling had any right to forbid its
publication and that the author should
not be bound by his dictation.
PROVIDENCE r. L., April lS.-Early
this morning Corporal Hussan Sulih
the Turkish arms inspector, quarrelled
with his mistress and stabbed her re-
peatedly with a dirk. He then jumped
from the third story of house and
broke his shoulder and hip. 1t is moi
probable that he will recover.
ATLANTA Ga, April 1S.-The second
days session Of the Sunday school con
vention was marked by an increased
attendance ofdelegates and visitors ant
interesting pro ceedings. The morn
ing was occupied with the discussion
of the true basis of sunday school worl
and assistant agencies. Addresse
were made during the afternoon ant
evening. Large assemblages, four hun
dred and fifty-seven delegates present
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The Hog Law,

Since the impoundlng of hogs by
Mr.. Dickey aud his force, u number
have been stolen from the pens at
night by thieves. Many take advan.
tage of him by keeping their hogs up
during the day and letting them out
at night. But he Ia determined to on
force the law, and is making raids on
them at night wherever they are
found. A number OF gardens have
been ruined this season by owners
letting their hogs run loose. Several
fine gardens on San JacInto street,
were literally ruined Wednesday
night. Those having hogs running
loose, had better take warning and
keep them penned, or they will be
impounded and sold at auction to the
highest bidder.
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The following cases from this coun'
ty have been decided in the supreme
court, at Austin.
Wohl VS.. Connor, from Dallas; judg-
men affirmed.
Hoerr VS.. the State, from Dallas; re-
versed and dismissed.
Nikol VS.. Grunewald, from Dallas
motion to withdraw record granted.
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Noon Associated pruN lIepor,l
WASHINGTON, April lS,-Senate-
Davis, OF Illinois, from the committee
on judiciary, reported with amend
ments the senate bill 10 provide for
the distribution OF awards made under
the convention between the United
States and the Republic OF Mexico,
concluded July ith, 1868, Placed on
the Galandar.
The Judiciary committee decided To
report the senate bill for the repeal OF
the bankrupt act and force II TO pas
sage,
a personal explanation from Conk'
ling IL expected which Ia filling the
senate galleries.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-19

White and fancy shirts with and
without collars, Of all styles and fig.
ures; cheapest ever known, at the
Clothing Palace, 6la Elm street.
apl. l9.3t.
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II. Il. White, of Louisville, Is staying
at the LeGrand.
w. III. Cobb, of st. Louis, Is a guest
at the LeGrand.
s. d. Bryan, OF st. Louis, is regis
tered at the I.eGrand.
J.P. Farrans, of Fort Worth, Is u
guest at the LeGrand.
g. w. Byers, Of Sherman, can BIO
found at the LeGrand.
w. ID. Scoggns, of New York, Is
registered at the LeGrand.
NJ. Openheimer and wife, Of Calvert,
are staying at the LeGrand.
Miss Lou White, of Lancaster, Is In
the city on visit to tn o family Of II.
ID. Rawlings, esq.
Al. Doll and wife, J. /. Doll, Miss
Jennie Doll and John Z. Knutal, of
Harrisburg, Pa, are sojourneying at
the LeGrand.
The many friends Of Colonel w. J.
Keller, who has been sick for several
days past, will be glad to learn that he
Is convalesing.
Mr. Lloyd Harris, representing the
st. Louis Republican il with the St.
Louis excursionists, and honored the
HERALD with call last night. MIR.
Harris Is also the secretary OF the dele
cation.
Mr.. w. s. Hardee, surveyor OF the
Texas and Colorado railroad, was In
the city yesterday, at the LeGrand ho-
tel, and left in the morning for Fort
Worth. He came over the line, from
New Orleans to Opelousas. thence to
Palestine and thence to Dallas, in a
wagon to mark out the line prepare.
tory to surveying the same.
White and fancy shirts with and
without collars, Of all styles and fig.
ures; cheapest ever known, at the
Clothing Palace, 5l3 Elm street.
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Arrcs, ~ u Isors. rhicl

This morning about one O'Clock
Sheriff Moon got mn lnkling that w
W. llargrove, brother Of the notorious
"Babe" Hargrove was In the city nj
the house of n Mrs. Perry, near tho
corner OF ELM and Live Oak streets.
Knowing Hargrove 10 be n shrewd
and desperate character, the sheriff
took Deputies Dean and Miller with
him TO effect the arrest, The two depu.
ties were placed In tho rear OF the
house, which IL u small frame building
OF one room only, while sheriff Moon
went In the front door. lie had hard-
ly opened tho door before Hargrovo,
who WAS at the time lying down with
his clothes on, sprang out the back
door, and attempted to make his On.
cape, but the command from the depu-
ties, I" throw up your hands," who ut
the same time covered him with their
pistols, brought him to sudden halt,
while his bands shot up with tighten
Ing dexterity, from one OF which
the officers took pistol. Hargrove
who 10 u notorious horse thief, was
arrested upon that charge. He WAS
arrested short time since In Collin
county and taken TO Sherman, on tho
charge OF stealing horses In Grayson
county, mention of which was made
Mt the time in THE HERALD. The
authorities at that place telegraphed
Sheriff Moon, TO know II he wanted
him, and Deputy Jones was dispatched
to bring him to this place, but through
some technically OF the law, he was
turned loose before the deputy arrived.
He was subsequently re'arrested at
Plano, by the deputy sheriff OF Collin
county, but managed TO effect his es'
cape from the officer. He and his
brother, Babe" ARE leaders of band
Of horse-thieves who are now, aud
have for sometime past, been operating
In this and the surrounding counties.
During the past month number of
horses have been stolen In
Duck creek and Rowlett creek
borhoods by the members OF this gang
Babe" Hargrove, the main leader of
the gang, is still at large. After the
arrest had been perfected Hargrove
appeared to be considerably crest
fallen, remaining sullen and quiet.
He was locked up In the county jail,
and will, for the time being at least,
suspend his operations in horseflesh.
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Marriage Of tho blind rhrenoIogis,.

WHFFIHE6 III tHO HITHU ELECTROMAGNETIC
DR.. ID. McMullen, who has gained
considerable reputation as Il phrenolo-
gist, and who is entirely blind, was
married Ia the parlor of the Lamar
house to Mrs. M. j. Holt, also a phre-
nologist, at half-past six o'clock yes
terday evening, in the presence OF a
few of the guests of the house. They
left ON the 1880 p. m. train for Jeffer-
ann
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Tho Secretary of tho Treasury
Forced Into Court by
Alexander Mcleod.
An Early Concurrence OF Tho nOuSC
In the Senate mn Repeating tho
BankruptAc Act yOuchsafedby the
Action OF The Committee.
The Adjournment Resolution Defeated ID
the house-The Mexcon Award Bill
Special Meeting on the Steam.
boat Bill on Monday

the Hot springs Commissioners Ap'
pointmcnt aad conformation Hunt
~ Louisiana Receives his Reward,
Leonard Most,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-15

IiFENO THE FOLLOWING NAMED DEFEND
4 ants and to all owners OF, or claimants TO- the real
estate or lmpoy emeitS thereon or mpru ements when
assessed separately hereinafter described known or un-
menccu III Le DsJrct court oI tAe second judicial DIS
trco OF the state q" Nevada IN and for the County Of
Orls'! h"Idel "' che court hll III Ile county buld-
ms III Ctsl CiIH III SuQ county H tle STATE OF Nevada
PhtI against t'Cil OF He ueIsi hereinafter named
and each o the following described tracts or parcels Of
Ijnd with the Improvements thereon and mITuI
Whe separately assessed ana all owners Cf, or claimants
o. the same known OF ulki'"h 10 recover 0he tax ana
delinquency assessed to SAID defendant against SAID prop
erty, Tor me lSc ear commencing the Isl day Of Jan
Utry 4 d. ISL and the DIST day oi December A D. 1871,
amt that summons has been duly issued IN each case;
and You are urter notlled tat unless You appear and
answer the complaint NED III sad cause on or before the
Ilth DAY ot EBtl Aftt A u 1873. judgment VIII be
taken against You, ana the real estate and lmlrtE
herein acscrned for the amount 81 tax and delinquency
SiCchel anu costs OF SUN the hluS ana Improvements
hcrt deScried Dcihg situated III carson IoWllsiH5 Orns
| by County, state or \eYeLa:
C.T&tU oT3!n7r7 The Atiln-t N House Block being
block number hNsiN $50 0T ir'c0r Green division OF
House and two dwelling houses situated thereon, ana
household furniture valued III 5000, and wagons valued
ut $3.50 az III od com II the United States; upon which
the taxes for SAID year amount to sad sum OF 4l 62l0O
which amount, as IS alleged you nav failed and refused =
pay, wherefore alhtiH demands judgment against you fOr
The sum ot I G2l0O with 30 per cent. damages thereon
together with all costs fees and percentages accrued since
c 9iJ "I SAD taxes lax ana dtiiGuencN, twelve
hundred a, seFe,I lone and i9-i99 jSZll lSl dollars
- o. torbe ihe Whole OF block number slNty<siN (GGl
IN Ml5ser diislon OF carson City, Neyada and the i'm
proyomentS hereoA and the following lots and blocks Of
land N Corbetts addition to said Carson City to Wit Lots
I'VE 26 SIN tol seven & elghJ t3l Line o. ten QO) IN
oiIh m hummer m 2gJ QIs '45ee @ G i2Hr ~ h'e l2) ana
rt+ [sl i,,I I0i ,I +, (r[,1 =, I'LL @ " = |
9 t five -, and v GG IN bIol- ] b q t%o Nj NJ
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HAVING ESTABLISHED A PAINT SHOP,

And employed a first class Carriage, Sign and Ornamental
Painter, invite especial attention to work prices, etc.
W. d. TORREYSON,
Corner Third and Carson streets opposite the St Charles
Hotel and Of Telegraph and Plaza Streets opposite
keyser " ElrOd's hay yard.
Carson Nav 5 1877,
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Wagons! Wagons q!
<NARSON CITY STVDERARER WAGON
~ DEPOSITORY.

Having received the agency the sale of the celebrated
Studebaker Wagons, receiving wagons from the
above manufactory especially adapted to this state as they
made models and patterns sent to the mautac
tory by me- also have fine lot Of
EXPRESS AND LIGHT SPRING WAGONS
On hand. Also Farm and Road Wagons OF my make.
The Wagons guarantee to sell low the
style of Wagons be purchased for in Sacramento City,
with the addition OF freight from Sacramento to Carson
have also on hand and for sale
ALL SIZES OF CAST STEEL AxLEs.
Some very fine Three and Onehalf Inch Cast Steel AXes
for logging purposes. Also all kinds OF Hard Wood Lm
ber Wagon Material Etc. Also, for the celebrated
sARVEN PATENT WHEELS.
Baeksmhing of all kinds Carriage Repairing, Etc, Etc.
neatly done. Horse shOeing speciality Having pur
chased the right to the OF the celebrated
GOODENOUGH HORSE SHOES,
New stye) call the especial attention of horse arriers
the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-15
NOTICE or SUITS COMMENCED FOR
DELINQUENT TAXES.


STATE OF NEVADA COUNTY OF ORNsBY.
DISTRICT, Or PROsECuTING. ATTORNEYS OFFICE. !
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Nror1cE IS HEREBY GIVEN rHAT IN

NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV EN THAI IN
/ pursuance of Order Of the District Court Of the
Second Judicial District in and for the County Of Cmsby,
and State of Nevada, made the Sth day of August 1871
in the matter OF Guardianship OF the persons and estate Of
Charles T. Smith, Clara Smith, Alice Smith, Egar Smith,
and Ema Smith, the undersigned, the guardian Of the
said persons and estate will sell at private sale to the high
bidder for cash. gold coin of the United States the
18th DAY OF JANUARY A. D. 1875 subject to confirm,
alton of the said District Court at the law office of T. d.
Edwards at No King street. all the right title, interest
of the said minor heirs i'll and to that said piece of land
situate living and being in the County of Douglas, and
State of Nevada and described follows, to wit: What
ia known as the Warm Springs Smith Ranch; terms
and condition OF SALE cash. gold coin of the United States
on day of sale. - - - -,
decl4 W. H. SMIIH H.
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IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States the District of Nevada In Il e mat
ter Of George w. Chcec, bankrupt. In Bankruptcy
District Of Nevada, Notice is hereby given that George
W. Cheiic of Carson City Urmsby county, in said District
duly adjudged bankrupt according to law, has filed IN
this Court a petition for discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims proyabe under Title
the Revised Statutes Of the United States, and
TUESDAY, THE 10th DAY OF JULY, A. u. 1877 at 10
o'clock A. Of said day, in open Court in Carson City
Ormsby county, Of Nevada and District aforesaid
have been appointed the time and place for hearing the
same when and where the creditors who have proved their
debts and any person in interest may appear and show
cause if any they have, why the prayer o the petitioner
should not be granted. T. J. EDWARDS, Clerk
Carson City, June 90, 1877.
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|. S r.

GOMEWHERE BETWEEN THE V. d IT.
- Railroad Office and Wells, Fargo Co.'S Office I'm
Carson the goth Of December 20th 1877 Check for
$50 drawn by Haynie * Co. on Wells Fargo a Co. in
favor Of D. NJ Cole. The finder will be suitably rewarded
b. leaving it at Wells, Fargo Co.'S Office in Carson
December 81, 1877. lw#
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RCT!CE CT SALE UPON PARTITION.

M HEREBY CIV Il NsbIktE III :" NBEkk
q and in pursuance Of the judgment aud decree, in
partition the District Court Of the Second judicial Dis
trct Of the State Of Nevada, in and for Ornsby county, in
that certain action.theren pending wherein W. B. Thorn
burg was plaintiff and f. B. Rail defendant which said
Judgment and decree made and entered the Sth
day August 1867, whereby commanded To sell, for
cash gold coins of the United States in the
provided by law for sales Of real upon execution
where value of the property exceeds five hundred dol
lars certified copy Of which said judgment and decree
has this day been delivered me, will TUESDAY,
THE 29th DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. ISIS, at the Court
House Of Ormsby county, State Of Nevada in front Of
the door thereof in Carson City, Omsby county, State
of Nevada. between the hours of nine O'Clock in
the morning and five o'clock in the afternoon,
to wit: at the hour of o'clock p. NJ. Of that
dav, sell public auction the highest bidder for
cash. in the gold coins of the United States, all that
tain piece Of land in Carson City OTmsby county State Of
Nevada called and known and being the west tftyseven
90 of lots ) and three C) in block sixteen (6)
Sears Thompson and Sears subdivision Of said Carson
City bounded as follows: commencing the northwest
corner of said block sixteen G being the southeast
Carson and Second streets, running thence SOUTH
with the line Of said block sXty-eight (GS feet
thence at right angles eastery fifty seven CD feet thence
ri hit angles northerly the north line Of said block
siXy-eght (6) feet; and thence light angles westerly
with il north line Of block, tyseyen 5 feet to the
place Of beginning Either party to said action may be
come purchaser at said sale. 5 I. SWIFT,
Sheriff Of Ornsby county, State Of Nevada.
Carson City, Nevada January 6, 1873.
ELLIS X HING, Attorneys for plaintiff.