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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-22
HERE AND THERE.
Texns Peaches In NJ, L0nfs--Rapid
shipment of Flour 20 EDgIand--Penn.
sylvenia Legislature on the Roduc-
ton Of the Army.

| shipment of Flour 20 England Penn.
! sylvHnia Legislature on the Roduc-
ton Of the Army.
PALESTINE, Texas, May 2l.--Seven
boxes OF peaches were to-day shipped
to Smith n Samuels, st. Louis. The
fruit was raised ON the fruits farm of
DR.. s. II. Smith, and Is the first ship.
ment of this season.
NEW YORK, May 81. "A special train
oftwenty five cars Of flour, which left
Minneapolis on the evening Of the six
teenth instant, via the Chicago, Mil
waukee and vt. Paul, and the Michi-
gan Central, Great Western and Erie
railroads, arrived In New York last
evening and was delivered to steam
er for London this morning, making
the fastest time ever made.
Cardinal MeCloskey was passenger
on the steamer Pereire, which arrived
here to-day from Havre.
Nashville, May 2l.-In a raid near
Tracy City to-dsy, Deputy Collector
Davis shot and killed Joseph Haynes.
Intense excitement prevails.
NEW YORK, May 2l.-As girder of
the elevated railroad was being hoisted
into position, the chain gave way and
fell to the ground, fatally injuring
William Bergman and Thomas Ken
needy, and breaking the leg OF John III.
Robinson.
PORTLAND, MAINE, May 2l.-It ID
rumored here that the sister ship tC
"Cimbria" is shortly expected at south.
west harbOr.
HARRISBURG, May 2l.--The follow
ing passed both branches of tho leg Is.
lature:
WHEREAS, In an act of congress max
ing appropriations for the support OF
the army, provision has been intro.
duced tor its reorganization and re,
ducti0n, and,
WHEREAS, Said proposed reduction
Is not desired by the people OF this
commonwealth, believing, as they do,
that 1t Is the duty OF the national gov.
eminent to be prepared at all times tC
protect settlers In the far west while
engaged In the avocations Of peace
from molestation by law)ess and hos.
tile savages, and also to prevent viola
lions Of our southern or northern from
tiers 10y any parties from either side,
and further, to be able to lend such
assistance rs may be necessary to the
state governments temporarily unable
to preserve public peace within theil
several limits; and,
WHEREAS, For these purposes tn,
national army Is too small rather thar
too large, and should be increased
rather than reduced therefore, be 1t
Resolved By the Senate and House o
Representatives Of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, That our senators il
congress be instructed, and our repre-
sentatives be requested to oppose an!
reduction of the national army as un
3 wise and dangerous to the welfare
! prosperity and happiness Of the peopl
OF the United States.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-22
FIlNIAN INVASION.
The Canadian horiers Intensely Kx-
cited over ihe Movements OF ihe
muiiisaaitas-rhe Nationalist No
creteiy making their Way 80 lusber,

NohrH Troy, w., May 2l.-A cor
respondent Of the associated press Wis.
lied several OF the principal towns on
the Canadian border aud finds every
where the most Intense excitement
prevailing, The dominion militia are
all supplied with arms and ammuni.
ton, aud ready ut mn hours notice 10
concentrate n force 10 repel an inya>
sion ON the Canadian borders. Sol
diers claim, no doubts exists OF an ins
yasion being imminent. The Irish
nationalists In large numbers, with the
greatest secrecy possible, are making
way into the interior OF Canada, with
orders To concentrate nj different
points for an onslaught on Montreal,
Quebec, Ottawa and other prominent
Canadian towns,
Tho theory advanced In the Fenlan
demonstration Ia merely rusa orlel.
mated and conducted by Russian
agents IN this country TO engross the
attention OF the Dominion govern.
ment TO her home interests and bring
the recruiting for English service In
Canada to n stop. Another theory
advanced II the demonstration has Ia
inception In the provinces.
To ascertain the exact movements IL
impossible. All kinds OF rumors are
rife, II Is currently reported that
arms and ammunition have for weeks
past been brought into the provinces
where they are now concealed. The
rumors that ton thousand men are
congregated In the vicinity OF ST..
Adams and Fairfield Ia u great exag.
geration. There are without doubt,
however, large numbers OF men scat
tered all along the line.
RonroRD, VI, May 2l.-It il gener-
ally believed that the Fenians are
making their way into Canada and
are preparing to move upon some Of
the principal points In the province.
The ,rumor that u band OF Fenians
were stationed In this city IL sensa-
tional. On Saturday and Sunday sew.
eral persons passed through here on
foot, but they were tramps. News has
been received that six hundred Irish.
men are drilling at Chasey, New York,
sixty-eight miles from here. Canada
people believe there IL move.
ment for an invasion OF the
dominion. Representative Irish
men here refused to be interviewed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-22
EASTERN QUESTION.
Peace Negotiations Not Likely 10 Con-
clude for Some Time 10 Come
The Result OF schouyaloms
Mission Not YET known,
Tho Emeute at ConstantInopIe Was an
Effort TO Relnstato Ex.Sultan Murad
The Organizer and Leader Was
Killed In the Attack,
the uouse oi Commons Serene Eng
land Has Faith Ia uncio ham's rur'
pos. 80 Observe treaty shpuia,ions'
Moon AAaooiated proaa Upportl
Moon Anooinlod Prosa Rupo

FWN' w 'f'sN' ss''-ft
Noon Associated rreaa lcportl
LONDON, May 2l.--Irho Times' Wen.
M correspondent apprehends that ne
gotiations will not be concluded for u
long time, and the expectation OF the
congress- meeting IN IA fortnight IN too
annguine.
The Paris correspondent OF tho Times
asserts that the ear still Insists that
the ess-Arabian question must he
submitted to the congress-.
Neither this Mornings nor lust
nights news or debate In parliament
shed any light on the situation. The
debate was rather dull, aud the house
OF commons was almost empty. Dur.
ing the latter part OF tho debate there
WAS less than MALTA quorum OF men,
bers present
Lord Beaconaheld concluded his
speech in the house Of lords with the
reiteration OF the statement that the
ministry was actuated solely by n wish
and hope to secure the blessings OF
peace aud maintain the freedom OF
Europe and first position OF this ooun-
The view OF last week, IN stimulated
by facts which are gradually becom'
ing known concerning the Russian
movements before ConstaDtinople.
Though these are stated TO have been
for senitary reasons they came near
precipitating IA collision Of the Russian
line which ut one time were pushed
no near the Turkish works that the
latter were manned and ammunition
served out and General Baker, (Valen-
tine Baker,, sent an aid dc camp to
notify the Russian commander that
he would fire on him II he did not
withdraw. The effect has been to at
tract the attention OF the Turks to n
comparatively weak state of that por-
ton of their line which covers the
Black sea entrance to the Bosphor'lN
which the Russians naturally desire to
secure In case OF hostilities. The Turks
are taking precautions In that direc-
ton.
A dispatch from Constantinople says
there was riot before the imperial
palace, originating with body OF
refugees who were going to present II
petition to the sultan. The disturb
ance ceased before the arrival OF the
police. All is now quiet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-22
FOREIGN JOTTINGS.
the Socialists Of Germany 90 be Ro-
pressed.-Tho Pope ina GUAM AIRY
Waere 90 GO--rhe wenver's strike.

the Socialists Of GerTaDy 90 be Rc-
pressed--Tho Pope In QuaUdary
wnere 90 9o-'rhc weavcr's strike.
OTTAWA, May q. The government
received u dispatch from the imperial
government this afternoon announce
ing that war between England nhd
Russia ia inevitable.
LONDON, May 2l,--A special diss
patch from Rome 10 the STANDARD, enys
the pope will not 20 to Monte Casino
on account OF number OF pupils resid.
ing there. The Jesuits are endeavor-
ipg to keep him in Rome, but some
other place at which he may pass the
summer IL being sought.
The local weaver's c0mmitte at
Burntlcy resolved not to take II ballot
on u compromise.
A Heriin dispatch to this afternoons
Pail Mall Gazette says,a bill for the ro.
preston OF socialist excesses was SUBJ
mitted to the German parliament.
While the American bark, Clarence
BALTIC, for Antwerp, was reloadiDg Dr
Queenstown, after repairs, the lower
tier of her cargo gave way aud about
two feet OF oil ran in her hold.
The manchester Guardian concludes
from the report OF the proceedings of
operatives at all points in the strike
district that little disposition exists to
accept ten per cent. reduction even
temporarily. Spinners declare that
they would accept five per cent. reduce
ton and nothing more. This attitude
will prolong the strike indefinitely,
hut attempts TO secure compromise
will he continued by Alderman Pickof
and Others.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-22
The Russian Agent. in America.

ELLSWORTH, Me-, May 2l.-The In.
dicatiens are that the Russian forces
on the "Cimbrian may soon be divl-
ded and part Of them transferred, In
addition to those who left last week.
Thirteen Russian officers, including
the paymaster, left yesterday for New
York and Boston. To-day three Rus
sian engineers from the "Cimbria'
passed through Ellsworth on their
way to New York. The officers in
charge are endeavoring to arrange for
the conveyance Of men to Bangor to
take the cars for New York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-22

An Earnest Appeal by Singleton, OF
Miss, ~ Favor of Ihe Texas and ia.
cine-Joitings,
Noon Associated Preaa Report
WAsHINdToN, May 2l.-.rhe house
committee on public buildings aud
grounds have agreed 10 report fayora-
bly, on senate bill that the Memphis,
Tennessee, custom house shall DO cons
structed Of Tennessee marble. Pend
Ing this action la congress- the secrela.
ny OF tho treasury contracted for the
use OF llllaois sandstone. The prema.
ture contract the secretary may have to
resoind.
No progress In the organization OF
the investigating committee, Mr.. Pot.
tor returned from New York this morn.
Ing, Mr.. Sherman has written letter
10 the investigating committee which
will not be delivered until the commit
tee organizes.
The committee on privileges and
elections meets Saturday TO take up
the South Carolina case OF Batter w.
Corbin.
The finance committee OF the senate
agreed TO report favorably on house
bill forhidding the further retirement
OF legaltenders. There were but five
Ia the committee ald the vote was five
to two.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-22
mine ExpIosion-six victims.

HALIFAX, n. s., May 2l.-An ex-
plosion occurred this morning in the
new wing of the old Sydney mines. A
large number OF men are In the pit,
and are cut of from all help.
Later-The accident at the old Sgd.
ney mines this morning was caused
by the explosion Of gas. Six persons
have been taken out dead, among
them being Mr.. Greenwell, chief over
seer. 1t Is thought that all the mel
are now out OF the pit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-22
Under the wheels.

Yesterday evening as little Robert
Hines sister attempted to put him on
San Jaeinto street-car while 1t was
in motion, the child fell out of her
hands and the car passed over his
right wrist, inflicting painful wound,
though not serious one. The tender
age Of the child, who Is only four years
old, with the cartiliginous tendency of
his bones, doubtless saved him from
being MANNED for life.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-22
A Remarkable Eartbq
of u River Heated.

HAVANA, May 2l.-An earthquake
at Venezuela occurred April IA. The
town of Qua, eighty leagues from Cars
acas, was entirely destroyed with sur
rounding farms. The river Tuy be-
came heated to such degree that the
fish sought refuge outside Of the water.
The shocks were felt in Caracas, and
was the heaviest known since 1872
The property in Caracas destroyed
amount to 500, 900.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-22

A beautiful little Brooklyn girl, be-
ing reproved the other day by her elder
sister for using slang expression,
sharply retorted, well, if you went
into society more, you would hear
slang"
Bertha Won Hillern, the pedestrian,
is to spend the summer at st. Johns
bury, VT, and having developed taste
for painting, WILL it is said, devote him
self to the art in the future.
There is no truth in the reckless para
graph that Whittier who wrote about
"The Man with the Branded Hand"
is about to set to music "The Woman
with the Branded Peaches"
: A Miss Maxwell Graham, Of Williams
sonwood, England, has left 100000 to
four charitable societies, wherewith to
relieve poor Protestants who are named
Hutchinson or Maxwell, and to edu,
J cate theft children.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-22
lNlrhl Asaoolnted press Reportl

Might Associated Press Report,l
Chief Justice Waite has gone Il
Richmond TO hold court.
Secretaries Sherman and Evarts, Sen
ator Matthews and Representative
Foster, had long consultation at the
treasury department to-day.
At the cabinet meeting to,day, Sec
rotary Sherman submitted financial
statement, showing deficiency In the
revenue of the fiscal year, thus far, OF
an even million less than In the cor-
responding time last year. Also eight
millions less In expenditures.
The president leaves via Baltimore
tomorrow for Hampton, Virginia, Ia
attend the commencement exercises
OF the Hampton Normal and Agricul-
tural school. The president will leave
Washington on the $50 p. M. train,
30 rs to take tue boat for Fortress Mon.
roe.
Secretary Sherman In his letter tc
Mr.. Potter, after stating the case in
full, proceeds with his view, .'There-
fore to meet this accusation, which, so
far as il affects me, ! declare and know
to be absolutely destitute Of even the
shadow Of truth, respectfully ask and
now make formal application to be
represented before your committee by
counsel in the investigation Of all
charges affecting myself personally"
He then makes detailed denial,
makes counter charges and asks to fur
nish list Of witnesses whom he wishes
summoned.
Collector Woodlock telegraphs from
Nashville that Deputy Collector Davis,
with one companion, attempted to
seize an Illicit still on Saturday, In
Grunday county, and they were att
tackled by seven men. Davis killed
one, wounded another and captured a
third, but were compelled to leave
withouC destroying the still. A sufii-
cient force has been ordered to the
place to destroy the still.
Confirmation George A. Sheridan,
recorder OF deeds for the District OF
Columbia.
The house Is in committee on the
whole on the army appropriation bill.
Among the speeches In the general
debate, was an earnest appeal by Rep.
resentative Singleton, of Mississippi,
in favor OF the Texas and Pacific road.
House in session to night.
Senate-The Shields bill was resumed,
and after long debate Mr.. Thurman
moved to strike out all after the enact
ing clause and insert provision plac~
ing General Shields name on the pen.
sion list at one hundred dollars per
month. Rejected-yeas, 81; nays, 3S
The question then required on the
bill az amended, placing General
Shields on the retired list with tn,
rank of brigadier general and General
Grant with the rank of general, and II
was rejected-ayes, 80; nays, "a.
The district government bill came
I'D, and the senate adjourned.
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Indications.

West gulf states-Rising followed by
falling barometer; increasing easterly
or southerly winds; cooler and cloudy,
or partly cloudy weather, and frequent
rains, except rising temperature 10
Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-22

Robert Luscomb, Milwaukee, is reg
istered at the Windsor.
J. III. White and son, Southport,
England, are guests at the Windsor.
g w. Floyd, Of the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas, Is stappiug at the
Windsor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-22
ANOTHER WEEK
FoR
.BA R G A | N s
.SANGERBROS.
5lO& 5l2 Elm stand 500 & 5ll Main St.
WE ANNOUNCES THE FOLLOWING BAR
GAINS foh THIS WEEK
Ladies' Underwear
5lO& 5l2 Elm stand 500 & 5ll Main St.
Ladies' Underwear

Very handsome Trimmed CAMBRIA
SKIRTS NJ VI 20,
Handsome Line Very Fine Xxi Rrs from
81 10 90 20.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-22
WASHINGTON.
sherman Declares the Accusation Max.
Ing Him u Party 10 the Presidential
Electoral Frauds Absolutely
Destitute Of Truth.
Grant and Shields Retired, but not on the
Army Llst-Tenuessee MoonshIn,
ep Leave Their Dead and
Wounded on the Field.

An Earnest Appeal by singleton, OF
Miss, ~ fayor of ihe Texas aud ia.
cinc-Jottings,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-22

NIGHT DRESSES, we'll Trimmed, NJ ~.
Better quality AZ 81 %, 81 80 and upwards.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-22
TREMENDOUS BARGAINS
IN our
Hosiery Dept.

WE OFFER:
Ladies' WHITE COTTON HOSE ats, 10 and
l216c. Sold elsewhere NJ 10, 10 and zoe. -.
BALRRIGGAN HOSE, Silk-Clocked, good
quality, Mt IS, 30, TO- SOC and upwards.
The cheapest goods ever offered In that
line.
LADIES' FANCY HOSE, In combination
celors, very stylish, at 20 and SOC.
LADIES' BRoDFQUINS Mt S7ho and 81.
These goods are entirely new and the
cheapest ever offered.
CHILDREN'S HosE-Closing out a lot Mt
lOc. Former price ljc.
One Lot CHILDREN'S HOSE nj l2h, 10
and zoe.
The greatest bargains ever seen or heard of
in the city will be offered In our I'M
mense Hosiery Department.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-22
Corset Covers, I'm great variety,
very cheap.

DRESSING SACKS, OF ovoiy description, NJ
Extremely Low Prices,
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-27
Heavy rains are reported in Colon, sagua

Heavy rains are reported in Colon, Sagua
and Orher, and other parts of Cuba. The
Spanish government has consented to the ap-
pointment of SIX persons proposed as military
governors for the six Cuban provinces.
The Marquis of Lorne is reported to be the
author of the fairy play "Elfnells," now being
played at the Princesse Theatre London. He
writes under the non de plume of Ross Neil.'
The literary qualities of the play are highly
spoken of.
A Chicago despatch says that the bulls OBJ
tanned possession of the wheat market Thurs
day and run the price up five and six cents per
bushel, both in that city and in Milwaukee
Two or three small houses on the bear side
failed.
There is much destruction of reaping ma
chimes and other labor-saving implements in
Michigan by tramps. They have burned the
barn and wheat-stacks of a prominent farmer
near Battle Greek, and several self-acting bind
ers are reported injured Iear Burr Oak. st.
Joseph county.
Capt. Cunningham of the Oath Infantry,
commanding at San Antonio, Texas, reports
to the War Department concerning the state.
ment that Garcia Agala and Salinas had re-
turned to Laredo. andwere there preparing q
second expedition against the government Of
Mexico, that such is not the case.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-27
A Base Fabrication.

Yesterday an attache of the Cincinnati Com
mercial stepped into the private Office of its
editor, Mr.. Muriatic Halstead, and, bowling
quite low, said:
"Grave and reverend seignior, young lady
living at Edinburgh, Indiana, Miss May Fowler
by name, has had her speech restored, which
was lost after sickness several months ago, by
swallowing q Diees=ef ies,s -.
face turning suddenly purple; s'you have been
imposed upon; put no such stuff in the panaI ),
But, said the young man, bowling lower
than before, 81 saw the lady myself. Threa
months ago she could not utter a svllahls
After swallowing the piece of ice yesterdav.~
which assure you, was purely accidental. and
caused her great alarm, as she is a constant
reader OF our valuable paper-her speech was
Immediately restored, and she can now con.
verse fuently,"- WIZ
sits a le.'' repeated Mr.. Halstead. with
great vehemence; IAN odious, damned lie.
upon my soul lie; wicked lie!" N'
I'm addition to my own statement" said the
young man,-who now very much regretted
that he had ever been bora-''in addition tn NV
own statement have the sworn Statements ~
the lady herself, and of her minister the Rev.
Mr. WV -'0''
''Ifs liel" yelled MI. Halstead, sprinpno
to his feet and shaking his fist in the yonne
mans face; s.irs a lie; shes liar; the preach,
er's liar. If she swallowed piece of ice AZ
big as pin it killed her to, dead to skin. and
you can 60 and write a stpng article To that
effect" And the great editor waived the
young man out of his preselce.-Derrick.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-27

161; No Milwaukee at 1871 on spot and July; 97i
for August. Corn easier; No at 1890 bid. Oats
ley-No Spring soc. Provisions frmer and quiet;
Mess Pork at 9 81 for cash and July. Lard-prme
steam at 7 10.
Freights-Wheat to Buffalo II.
Receipts-650O bbls flour, 81 900 bush wheat.
Shipments-12, GOO bbls flour, 1000 busb wheat.
TOLEDO, July 26.-Wheat is easier; Amber Michl-
0Ob; August 97Ie; No Red Winter on spot O01;
July at 90; August at 973c; No Red 91Ac; No2
Dayton and Michigan Red new oO5 rejected Wao-
NO on spot and July 421c rejected 4l3c; damaged
35c. Oats nominal.
Receipts-000 bbls -four, $4,000 bush WHEAT, 49, 900
bush corn, 1000 bush oats.
Shipments-OOO bbls flour, 1856 COO bush wheat 900
bush corn. 10000 bush oats.
CINCINNATI, July 26.-Provisions strong and nom
inal Pork-jobbng at 10 90 a 10 25. Lard in good
demand; current make at OH q 05; prime steam
at %. Bulk Meats are quiet and firm; shoulders
at 10 a 12l 200, 900 bulk short rib interior points
S5-6 asked here, 80 bid. Bacon easier shoulders
at 81 q 5s clear rib 4O clear sides at So Whis-
key at 1 o..
to good light at rs a As; heavy packing at 4 80
q 1 SO; butchers at 90 q Sd; receipts $40 head;
shipments 73O head.
DETROIT, July 26.-Wheat is firmer; extra White
Michigan old at 10; new at 90; No White Mich
igan old at 12A; new do OIL mo Amber Michigan
new oslo.
bush corn, $1,000 oats.
No shipments.
NORFOLK, July 26.-Cotton is quiet and steady
Middling upIands at 11c
CHARLESTON. July 26,-Cotton is firm; Middlng
| upands IL q 11sc.
NEW ORLEANS, July 26.--Cotton quiet; Middling
uplands at 111c.
BALTIMORE July 26.-Cotton quiet; Mddling up
| lands 1lsc.
AUGUSTA, July z6.-Cotton FIRM Middling up
| lands at 105c.
| SAVANNAH, July 26 Cotton firm; Middling up
| lands at 105c
| MEMPHIS, July 26.-Cotton steady; Middling up
| lands at 11ac-
| GALVESTON, July 26.-Cotton steady; Mddling
| uplands l05c.
| WILMINGTON, July 26.-Cotton is firm; MddliDe
| uplands lie.
MOBILE, July 26.-Cotton is firm; Middling up
| lands 1oic.