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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-08

A Scotch clergyman has pointed out
q remarkable misprint occurring in all
the editions of Shakespeare's works,and
never before noticed, by which the
bard 10 made to say: Books in the
running brooks. sermon. in stones. and
good in everything" when what lie
really said was undoubtedly Stones in
the running brooks. sermons in hooks,
and good in everything"
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-02
ST {eaBcs redDtmaBiaer @rS-
i;Segt Ger &crci,igtea
Staateu?

G;eit wid!jsc 5yaae III sNSliA BEN
@ensreg ;ur Grrrsuus gprsclrAt. gSir
: bcr;ttctsu prr 8ur;cm, Rap &c M1re-
Iane Ueits3ctuns @clGlI0c p1iIirt G1'
tc, wtltSc crmlbntsr 8s9,nIanc tttaa'
te.ttn. une slu Gcp9rrB uufcrrerN, cine
.nat;rfG6En9 earutcr anSUfsGsn. Gt:.
le @riIiuTe wurSgn etm eauls ait
aEcnta8 per0ettat. %cn rCputlitInNttsr
Etite, ser fS ft,ist iUe!itHe 0cmcFr1-
anII.cTer, mndte man GinwencaaSEn
acssn ttc Nruatmc tclasttr S&rift unr
ttre llrtsrmtifurI all cine Grmmt.tts.
lie lItert;te &rtaurtun9 wurrs auf'
otl,Gt, rab ts auf llmfuri urierrr Re
aitrun9$ferm 0t3tittsn iet, une rie
51rtit >rStltt gan; unbcrltiihti9t &C.
IaiTcn Weretn IpGt. Ter Srrt4er eat'
ihiet inrtf. hab Sic muit.sluna zines
Siaaiss oAtan9SerGe SsrldliA.iSrn9
rcreisEs. Saspii6tn mar bsrtitS, rtne
f1B sic Ttpublitmer telpHrtrS e1rauf
auintrti3m gtparecn p1rcn, cine Bin
cineetyaft uan an bic ;ufInrtse Gcm,
mittee Yerrieitn, We,tft cine llnterlu1'
una res HeStc5 rts l5rn. ,Qa9tS 1uf Iein
Na,t ancsentte. .-Wslte peitere S6rtt.
Il in rteitr R,hMna sti,beben wsttrn
tlnst sum srrben 2tsitr rdgrn at, ME
liz sc cfsntlitbt Gtimn3 r1Iiltrr 1u3'
IYriIt.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-02

llnfCrc dltelcu rrri Mdnntr i'm
SIdcttttn teiineen ft 9eseuniyttB auf
tcn Sr1nFcutctt. Sptn garter, b1tte pGb-
rcnS or bic Grrppcn son MrS. H1rtcr'S
6auS binatftt9 t0S llnglitd su fallen
ant Iegtcn Nruncrl1l, wrtrt or irin
,eufttsin ietr stfitrlt@ Srlcetr. Gr
beiintct flo IN ietr tpfun3sirlem 3u.
R1nbc. Scuattan YbitjpS lat 4rcni.
fte 0iarrtrc uub riur wrer 6ant. Nlr-
am Worr bat ciutr 2lnTdu epu 0ittHtr.
hlmuu9. dc rrittrsn jwet MInnrr
tNtrn Gin Eit:sr ppn ibcr 0tt;ia Sltrtn
wItrcnr Der IsH'tyr ur9rfI9r abt Sap.
re iiu9er III.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-02

,2rtreS StrcF errl&tu Stns, me!tt
tiGra btwItytrn 6rtuue ttt Seite ftssu
unr nab itStm ntueis 6eilmittfl srtifcu,
cas-, 1uf icine SiIIistett fuEsnb. rurtt bic
srpbe @cilune i'll bic Hclt gctlairn
mtre. baltct ir1 an rtm alttn bGwltr-
Ten Wittsl Ir. Iusut 86rt9'S
,61mtur9tr @rufttrc, unS
GuttIui6ml mirS nitt cucr QcpS iein.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-02

1r batten in uni,rer Ge9cnb Bier
faN bic ganse legts g3pfe YitItn 8egsn
uao RE Qe9etatirn 1T piefe5 Satr neiter
Ycrangef1ritten, als nch ie 5uYrr. Die
d!tttsn 8ar9;r Ypn bier flnnen iit4 nitt
e;nts J1Dres erinnern, in r7stAcm b26
Gjstrsipe unb Grae 70 per1Yrateno aus
oelttea in tisicr Sa9re5ssit. Gs i4etnt
as peua lie efttltae GCrletung thren
,cifIen Scgeu Iber tbve unbantbarrn
9iioer er1ie6en nrGte.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-02
SNScrcautaijrd,c 2tbdeuna

SSSScrcduaic 2hdtuna-G Grr;bntB Gt1ur TN San Q
~$V IN Grunp SItr 1878:
uFu1 aus ceh Vicente 0r trauS31ebcn lln Np 1867 Sampt
0elcgrSeie 1872
9mann blmmt blur b elmer hru 0rraeun1 Ctcr
&rabur9 Sic Gnitrun8 S6dt5 9neten trn
uuubt
rbe
Grcrt pr iNGt rilbr wtepeuranacn
cS
County 9d1gmcfrS 0u 2ctn
tom Mcrunhe GdGgcr ntt
n Sage rre u tb IT, ntn nnetab bn Taaen prn hm on8E9bs
N9t bis 1la9c tat rlte @
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-02
glue reutG6c golOnte ua1e pDtlarelpbta'


er he uu en 9tilatebd tntnRn uno GitnooenN nav
YSlubspbtu gOrt see8nn SnclanS Me~ Seer TaAe
TarmI anp otaueu. =, :, ,sr rrh
rSs s"np tr at9 sum antau G,n g4tOrn Ss
Ir1ute .,4. Osu ,,h
tRee tn blu9tnpe feuUpe eoIOHs ~tUp " wv
9 bsaannen unb fnb s ~c9tasrb Sr uHe s
unbetdFn 0t8en
n eine m tiltenbfu 8srnstsn Sn yer nu M
fh dn
Sr Gcis 6ncn 9tlabepbia urb s y es S4s MGf
@rrtutr Stf drtneemn pH
Tynnsrcrt tet raten urb rbnrntcn @bds
Tas o0ne 1900 cutrte 6emtaen mn 1ae
sN,n rnS tucn SIM ai.puu baeenos EabtF1ct NIT S0O
nctmn Gplrtt be DE esn9s 9Oas
n her Grarrt5 gdWrte9of;en Sp"R an
G3tr9Irtcn tat.
Srm,n Som 5 bSIOO Eefcr su VerfaHfen
3ultrfttn III rsthn
Charles &C. Saabs,
gsertbiner.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-02

IS 5citer--5OO Gttltunssr nit ge1hrsitun3
Sorfcuotr tsr teittn 3lumen nno @emrisn
ouf Ncr Crre unb bic 2,rt uno g1ciie titieIten
III ;ieben-Gue5 fur cine ;ypei Gent Grisfmagf-
te. 9n csutlte7 ugc sT9!ilaer Srra&e ge~
truft.
8it'5 8 9lumsn numb 8emii1e9ors
ten, so Genie III Qapitrumftta9, $l.O0 i'll
ctcaanttr yeinirano oatuneer.
81 as inutrirteS Rprot5sW a9 a.
;in, ? Sciter, ittne 6cl;idnitte uno Gin col
crimes giiO in jeoGr Simmer. @rsi5 $l.25
jdbrIit; funf grtmglarc $500.
Noreilire: Games Itd. JtrHciter, q. 9.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-02
Sic Sail Hnisrcr Seamtea.

lie 3aN tar SunrrS6tam.ta t9mt
man itet atnlu. Gs III sta irSenanntcs
,.8fautuh' crihifntr, Ill pslhfm lie al.
IL auatsstsn iinS uno vtil $3.50 3I-
mtn auf. Qd5 1T fA3t Ger rEtw gort
&sralp". Gin Sc1mtrr 1uf il $50 Nrlrn-
an rtl StIsmtinterH.tcrun3 rrtr 9 auI
L 90 5timm9ebfr. MtIn runcert iidl
itst nt6t mttr lttr Sie 9rcBe Ien9r Ger
,,Nemterilaer," rtnn wcnn nur Snsr'
ttr fur iese Sttte 81 itno, 70 ici9t ll4 |
Stsmseriisrr unter ie Is Stimmgrtern
an. Guat man nun ete St1at5- une
@emeintebcan.sn t;nju, rann pire e05
@tIultlt in Ter St1t itrf6tncue9tnr.
-IIan earf il Ftsr 1nrrtmen, raB f6
ii tcn ctrIttiscenrn Stelun9en prm
SpnltlbIsr auf!plrts rsidtth ctenIc pie
l. 2tute htFzesu, rrie I'M Tisnite Der
Suneesrssisrung, unb t1 fnrct man
rtnn, ta5 auf ie IS Stin,m9etsr elmer
ftmrt, ser lia ppul Gptfe ernleten l1Bt;
tS muEcn allr je Is Burger rinen lt1t'
ten, tamit fe croeutlit re9isrt rereen
Finren. llro irsnr man aud Bier nur
Nerfonsr anrimmt. tis iit am isrss
&mt tererten, fpas atsr rfftnbar ciel3u
nhtris ge9riTsr 1T, 70 ieist ba6, baB jt'
ser neunst Slr9tr urferer &eputlif ger
ne tin Iut Eaten m0ttt.
Wln tat Oft in S&er;e staie Gattcn
cine aation gen M,ssril3srn 3cnannt;
maarliA rie Sate lit patrer ats man
ect1tt Eat. Gas 1T IL ein 3NtanS Ter
Itnse, tcr nrttrenbi9 SIR fr!itifden
Generalization futrsn rtub. gtan fol
re oQerp6rts S1rnuf ftFsn, Rap rie Se"
omtenfeGen rosni9tr persen. g2tr linS
t;tr III pict resiert atfr teiHtr tt..a6tfn
g unfe.e Geiss3ebcr as itre @nf3ats,
tcn GuF tir 0tTc5e un> rie 3icie hsS
Reaicrens III YsymrtreN, aniiatt 3u rtr'
miabern. 1Gan tat ;nar iett nietfah
pciIe gsTdldrtan1en 9ttrcfTsn, mad
rtncr bic Ssrrtn nur ale 3pt, S1tre
unb nur FIR frrse 3eit tfiIammsn iti1
tu.fsn, ,aber ss itetnt, ais rG ran bic
3ran9stade nr9 en3er UNI ila lc8'n !
muG:e.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-02

Ttc StTr'rNtiits ftn1tortitc Gruicr.
crtt fir Sen 34ttu Iitritt rcrfammlttt
T,b AM 0ientda ren 22ttn Aprtt III
SeGtfpute. Stntcr 9Gauace wurrC I'M
ter lauttm @c;faa ais Islc9ot CrpI.t.
Gr wirt ccn Ntl,t. lin prn @tustur9
fUr 6ipuserutur tc9Rrftsen.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-02

Tic 0efGdIte im G2tGtttnt Garnlcr
scfs Fap ausss;sitnet. Giefe5 TraS'
iatr rurtsn Iapn 3 M9numente ne5tt
meby.rsn anrsren 14weren Gratfetnen
tprt rcrfertist unb nuf8eileat auf trn
Girdt0fgn. Tr CUTE @efadTts30r9
fisIes gFatltffments it tis So'gs trr
Senntuige uae te8. Gteibe5 Der Gi3'n,
thulrfcr.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-02
ssSasss 500,
btulfcDtg 9stpcfGs,
8ellefonte, TGnna.
STtrtrt 1sinf frofebiCnsGtn GienFe Su
feinen beutf1rn Treunbcr unb gefannten
in SEEMS unb 9ru15 GNGcS.
0td's a9iumcn- Mno Gcmnfeaartcm

1T ba5 pra6tYoliie gBerf 1ein art III Der
gBett. Ge entbGlt nabe an $50 Geiten, Sup?
feiner @btilounseS unb fehs' GbrpmG<Ga6>
Ieau8 sru Slumen, prlhtspa ee;eihnet unb
eplrrirt ron giatur. 9,rei3 so Gents in garier
Sl.OO inelssanter 2einwnno. Sa eeutlaer urb
tngtifber Gptade 9e6ruft.
9it'e iuultrtrte3 Nrnat3>N g.
a;tn, 2 Ssiten, idPne 9Itbilruneen unb ein
caIrrirte5 Bib in jener Summer. grsiz 81 .25
jatrlih; fInf Gremplorf $500.
8id's Yreistiite, 500 Nt6Ibunsen, nur
Gents.
9lerellirt; cJamt6 gid, 9irHtitcr, 2. q.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-02

g. 81. Seipsr

0td's Sinmcn- uuo Grmtifrfdmeu
nslNen von elmer MiaiUn Qeuten IN
Imcrtf1 8epFanif.
&ids @ret6ltRe-500 Ntbit.
eun9er, rur > Gents.
vi d J itlufrtrtt5 @lcnotS-
% oga;in, 81 Scitrn. itbne 2lbbit.
bungen unc Elm celebrities Ytlb tnireer
hummer. lreiS $l.25 iIbrliH ; finf
Grempldre $500.
Std' 8lumen n. un6 Sem Il i,
fe.@ rten so Gents; tn cIe9anter
Qeinwano 81 90.
lie neiae BerCFentltbunSsn irereen
tn Gn8lift uno Geut1t 9ebrudt.
9tbrsilirt: 5amrS Did, 8cbtRtr, q. 9.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-02

9r Centre san rrroen tieies Srtib|
iatr bret neue Geblupe erri4tet per'
ttr, etufs son Saceb Ginses unb 3trci
Ypr 3. 8. Isinineer.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-02

SER Stpel5, her fritere @pfmtifsr,
weltcr ben sar3en @inter bur4 arant>
teit an tas 8ett srfcftct mar, fsFnett
iii .rn Sag III Tag ftleGter, Gr &c,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-02

9ts nsrbliGe CONFERENCE trr lut3ert'
Itaen gsnpre pen Central @ennlplpa-
nisn pirb F6 nd6Fen Gienfu8 tn Tt'
lcrsture ser1ammeln.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-02
&wtbencrpuun9.

Ntc. Srtn (cmlinirn ggiro uIhftn
SpnEt1g I1Gnf1!N3 nm 5 lltr in Wiu-
heim in III cnaliltter Sprlht preeiacn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-02

Git rnityty lts.sn s;ertslja6rIifen
Gcurt ttste @pte mureen Saepb WNlT
unt Gerrse 9lc1nts, tcibe sen her SEEMS
Greef Nat tarItaft perurtteilt; her sr'
icre iur Rprc6rennerei III , Satrfr IN
staats Geflnsni6 rnb ber lsstere Iur
: 3ictfatt 81 eincm Sta9rc TN Staat8
Gsfdn3niE.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-02

9icp. Or. 6eyes, Der rcPutdre gettur'
er, iGlrB f9 ter 9restptcrian 9lrtfs
an
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-02

ntegt ba5 ar9emeint YsEauern scr Gin.
woSner'baft.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-02

Sct tlttni tin Nuwa IN :S1jtc
tn nb ba5tr t8t im SctGrn I'm tefn
rehta3tIn Yrt:n ncN
9Soitert
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-02

GrmmifFpner'8 Sfice ant Mou.
n9 fetn tptrb no aQc tntcrifirtcu
Z, S. QunflG ShdBcr.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-02

IA Zen 2Oten Qd9 Int aRai, q. .. 1878, DOrt0pu
Derlrncn Gin Gertpr crIon9en tOnneN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
A CIty Chemist.

In yesterdays issue of THE HERALD
attention was called to the frequent
habit of watering milk, and 1t may not
be- amiss to say little more upon this
subject, and suggest, In a modest way,
the propriety and expediency Of hav-
ing city inspector or chemist for the
protection of our citizens against the
perpetratlon of the many frauds that
do and will exist, unless prevented
by tho authorities. Such an office
could be created without any ex-
pense TO the city, aud would be of
inestimable benefit to both city and
citizens, for there are various other
authorizations of material used fol-
| food, and sold in our city every day,
and particularly that of milk, bntter
and vinegar. The city in providing
the office, could require the milkmeu
to pass every morning before the
ANALYST, which would consume but {
few moments, and he could have certl'
ficates prepared, ready to sign In cast
the examination proved satisfactory
And none be permitted to dispense mill
who could not produce his certificate
OF the proper date. The inspector t
make q report at each council meet
ing, and collect weekly fees from tn
milknen, and manage likewise in tn
cases OF butter and vinegar. No hon
est dealer would object to this, for
would increase his business, an
, strengthen the confidence of his Gu;
toners.
The druggists of the city have FRI
quently demands made upon them fC
+ artificial coloring matter for butte
, and no doubt for mixing In such
/. manneras to defraud the purchasers.i
for the vinegar in our market, as els
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
INlsht AssoeIated prsss Report.

@NN'htNs''fNF
The Turkish minister has received
dispatch stating that the general
basis of the armistice and peace were
to be signed yesterday afternoon at
$50 O'clock.
In the Hobbies of the house of com.
mons II IL asserted, In manner which
seems to indicate some foundation for
the statement, that news has been re.
celved of the conclusion of the armis-
tice.
Lord Beaconsheld was vocllerously
cheered this afternoon by crowd
numbering several thousand persons,
which collected about the approaches
to the house Of lords.
A Constantinople special, date OF
January 3lst, noon says the sultan
has telegraphed to the ear demanding
an armistice.
This afternoons Pail Mall Gazette
has a special from Rome saying that
private kilograms from undoubted au-
thority say the Russians are within
twenty four hours march of Constan.
tlnople. Italy is prepared to make an
alliance with any power to oppose
Russian supremacy.
The Times, In its second edition, has
Pera dispatch saying the ministerial
council has detesmlned to defend the
city II attacked.
The Financler says, members of the
stock exchange yesterday, amid II
storm of groRns and yells, burned the
Times aud News, and some other pub
llcations of pro- Russian tendency.
The members then signed an address
declaring confidence in the govern
ment. There was similar demonstra-
ton at Lloyd's. Several outdoor
meetings held in the country
yesterday to protest against the sup
Elementary credit, were taken pos
session of by adherents to the govern
ment and turned Into antl-Russian
demonstrations.
MIR. Gladstone was absent from the
house of commons. He will speak or
Monday next.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02

returns, aud WAS fully aware of their
condition when opened by the board
according to the return six OF the
Hayes sle,tors received two votes
two Of them were cast the Tildsn
elector received 6E votes. Cavanoe
gayea lengthy description OF the nc
ton Of the returning board IN dlscrim.
mating against democratic counsel.
4. Wharton Collins, Jr. stenograph.
or Of the democratic committee NJ the
proceedings Of the returning board, tes.
titled that Anderson was present when
the Vernon parish returns were open
ed, aud was cognl2ant OF the result OF
the elections IN originally represented
IN the supervisors report,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
ExpIosion Of q Lime.

A curious Incident occurred few
days ago at miners cabin in Neva-
da. Alfred Hayes, In overhaullng
the contents of box, found lime
which had been put there several
months before. The rim was appa-
rently as hard as iron, and from its
shriveled appearance he supposed the
fruit to be entirely devoid OF juice.
He threw 1t into eheet-irOn stove,
and In few moments there was an
explosion as loud as the report of a
pistol. The stove was thrown from
its position and busted in several
places so badly as to render II uee'
less. The explosion was doubtless
caused by the generating Of steam
from the juice OF the lime until ii
burst the hard encasement In which
It was enclosed,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
NO. 300 l-ESTABLISHED lS49

whore, u large amount IL made by sim.
ply adding small quantity Of acetic
acid, and then snlphurlc acid sum.
Client TO produce the required acdity,
without decomposing the aoeilc acid,
which gives II the characteristic odor
OF pure vinegar. There Is another i'm.
portant point TO consider. II Is well
known that u number Of Infants de.
pend entirely, or In part, ~ the care
may he, on cows milk for food, and
this adulteratlon proves quite detri.
mental to the progress Of the child, M
evidenced by their frequent deaths,
and II has become matter OF but little
doubt, that lmpare milk has been more
instrumental In the great mortality OF
children In large cities, than any dls-
ease itself.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
The Friends Of tho Texas and
Pacific Bill Strong In Their
Belief Of Success.
Wells NJ the Capital lie demands Pro.
lection ne Home or Provisions
Abroad, Otherwise, Elc, There
Is Music IN the Air.
Toe Bradley Brought to the Front -Ap'
pllCatlon for a WrIl Of Prohibition
Upon the Courts Of louisiana Get
tina Down to hard Pan.

Noon Associated Press Reportl

Gossip
Noon Associated Press Report
WASHINGTON, February l.--rhesu6
committee On AGklln w. Darrall dis
cussed the case this morning aud nd,
juurned The report will undoubtedly
he, Harris aud Ellis for Acklin, and
Price, OF Iowa, for Darrall, The report
to full committee VIII probably moi
he made for ten days or two weeks,
Mr.. Baker, of Indiana, has preferred
charges against Polk, d0orkeeper sup
ported by Rilidayits, the reading OF
which created mVrriment.
The hearing telore the Pacific rail
roads committee on the Texas and
Pacific closed. Colonel Scott spoke
with force aud bitterness against Hun
tiugtOn's argument,
The Pacific railroads committee, al
the close of lluntlngton's elaborate
Argument, allowed Colonel Scott NJ
teen minutes ana then Mr., Hunting
ton "a ten minutes rejoinder. This
rluspa the case. The members OF the
committee hereafter only VIII be
heard on the Texas and Pacific OF
California Southern Pacific. The
friends Of the Texas and Pacific ex'
press confidence Of their strength.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
Italy Prepared TO Make an Alliance
with any Power 10 Oppose Rus.
Sian Supremacy Conclusion
OF the Armlsilcc
The Times, News and Other Publications
OF q Pro Russian Tendency Burned
on the London Stock Exchange
Amid Groans and YelIs.
Munitions Bclng Forwarded 90 Malta
81. BcHcOusiieId NOciftrousiy Checrcd
by Thousands al People.

Noon Associated Press Roport,l
LONDON, February mir. Derby
said IN the house OF lords that the gov.
erumeuts first care would be 10 secure
the settlement OF peace with the con
currence of all the European powers,
aud when the terms of peace were
known they would receive the deepest
and most earnest consideration of the
government, one OF whose obvious du.
ties 10 would be to secure az far IA pos.
sible equal justice TO the Mohammedan
and Christian.
The house Of commons adjourned
after debate on the six millions ster.
ling supplemental till tonight, The
government intends 10 press the mea-
sure to vote, which is somewhat In
the nature OF vote OF confidence.
About equnl cheers greeted the points
made 10y the speakers on either side,
The storeship Wye will sail with Two
and and u half.millions OF rifles, carts
ridges and shells for thirty-eight long
guns, for Malta, on Saturday,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
Extraordinary Bargains in
BOYS II! GsI.sasN's Gll7HlTG

We wish to remind our GUS
toners that II Is impossible for
us 10 advertise all our special
ties. Every department, every
counter, offers It's own special
inducements. Do not leave cur
establishment before making a
general examination Of our
stock. You will find truly sur
prising bargains in every nook
and corner.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
HERE AND THERE.


coed 1IDort a. walker ho Charge
of Malpractice h,iis u Doci0r--F Fire
aud Failure Records,
Boston, February Lone foot snow
drifts from fall of snow. Horse cara
In the city and suburbs not running.
NEWPORT, II. l., February IA fu-
rious snow storm has ragged since yea.
terday noon. The Sound bout remain.
ed at Fall River all night In port.
PouaHKEEpslE, \. v, February 49,
The storm continues. The snow IN n
foot and half deep. 81 Louis OK
press seven hours behind time. Other
trains also behind.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, February I'M,
Domence, formerly Roman Catholic
bishop OF this diocese, died In Spain.
NEW YORK, February The steam.
er Absynia, which arrived from Liver.
pool toNday, has on board one million
dollars In gold and large lot of Uni
ted States bonds. The amount Ia csti.
mated by bankers at from three 10 1.-Two
millions.
The house of Hearaberg !S Co, mer.
camille agents, succumed under ten
thousand dollars liabilities.
CONVICTION, KY, February -
Philip Watson, colored, who murder.
ed his wife with hatchet was hung
to-day. over five thousand people
were present.
NEW YORK, February A dispatch
from Richmond, Virginia, says den
eral Joseph T.. Johnston has consented
to run for congress from the district
now occupied by Hon. Gilbert &.
Walker.
NEW YORK, February MIR. Lard,
senior, has come out from his retire.
ment and intends to holly contest
legal proceedings brought against him
by his sons,
Boston, February 1T M. Holmes
n Co.'s fine furniture factory, l2l Med.
ford street, Charlestown, IL burned
Loss, $4,000
PHILADELPHIA, February DIR
William A. Davis, an aged physician,
charged by the coroner's jury of caus-
Ing the death OF Julia Stiegerwald by
criminal malpractice, was stricken with
paralysis when the warrant was served
OH Monday. He died yesterday.
A fire occurred In the dry goods COM
mission house Of Ii. III. a. w. II. Smith.
The Smith are agents for Robert Pat
terson 81 Co., of Maryunk. The mills
usually carry about $780, In stock.
George Campbell, agent for Camp
BELLS mills, In this city, occupied
portion OF the first floor. All four
floors were filed with material valued
at quarter of a million. This build,
ing was of brown stone. 1t was stu
ated at 1928 Chestnut street, and was
five stories.
New YORK, February 1.-The POETS
financial article says thus far to-day
has been the dullest day Of the year
at the stock exchange. Prices are
steady, the market prices of new flve's
being still below the treasury price.
Gold opened at 81 OF 7S, and at every
sale since at that price the general
opinion is that with the silver ques'
ton satisfactorily ended, the premi'
um on gold would speedily disappear,
30 strong are all commercial iniluen-
ces working in that direction. II,
however, the 4l2 l-2 grains dollar IL
to be remonetized as u full legal ten.
der, the best opinion Is that resump'
ton will be defeated and the price Of
gold largely advance.
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areeupncE. a, a Premium IN Denver

Yesterday, at the banks in this city,
says the Denver News Of the 23d, u
twenty dollar gold piece was worth as
currency but $40 80, viz: the estab-
lished rate OF discount on gold from
New York quotations, has always been
two per cent. with the banks here.
When gold was quoted in New York
at l06 it was worth only l04 in Denver.
Yesterday gold was l0l In New York,
consequently, il was one.half per cent.
discount here. The result Of this
mathematical problem ia that, figura-
lively speaking, greenbacks are ut a
premium In Denver.
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We have also "a ieD lot offs ana
i-PIy stylish Linen Collars,
good qualify, AT $i 80 per
dozen or SIX for zoe.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
CLOTHING. HATS
And all kinds of
Gents Furnishing Goods.

Owing to the dull season we are heavily
overstocked, and we have concluded to
mark down all goods of that description nj
pr,ces that VIII and must Insure their iH'-
mediate sale.
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SANGER BROS
ANNOUNCE FOR THIS WEEK
Continuation OF their
Great CI,siisg0AtSal'

In addition 10 the cNtraOrdi-
mary barRnins previously nn-
ROunced attention IL asked 10
the following, which will be
offered on
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For the west gulf states, clear or
partly cloudy weather, northerly
winds, stationary or lower tempera'
ture and rising barometer.
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A fuIIIlne Of Canton Flannel
Unaershirtsnnd Drawers much
below their value.
CARDIGAN JACKETS!

Wehaye u large line yet to close out before
the end of tho season NJ i5c, 81, 81 20, VI 50
and upwards. These goods are positively 5n
per cent cheaper than ever offered before In
this city.