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NJ, Y church south synod.

Richmond, Va, May 12-The GSssleral
Synod of the NJ. f. Church South, whit has
been in session here several days, a9ioaued
to-day. A large lumber of corresEo,llDe
delegates from general bodies Of henaAch
South were in attendance, aud spFi
Of harmony, such as has not been Witnessed
since the war, prevailed A, movement wa
inaugurated looking 10 tho return Of tAa dis
trict synod South to u moro intimate oorgeo
ton with tho church north. The swdl,
represented Ut the present eonysaiN
we're those OF Virginia, Ned
Virginia, South Caroliana, GsnYia
and Mississippi, A lively interest Oh ih,
home and foreign mission work "a iht
churches ia beng awakened within tht
bounds of the Southern church, whlhf mas
heretofore been less active IL tia,
held of labor, A plan for thu sts8
lshment of an institution for the @la.
cation aud religious training 81
colored children and homeless boys w@
warmly discussed and the prospects M tnat
the work will DO rapidly pushed forward
The publication Of tue Sunday.Sheal
llymna and Service Book was appgN0d.
The following gentlemen were among t,lo
most prominent members and corresponding
delegates present from the GenoralAyred
North: Rev. DR.. H. +, CmraG,
editor of the Philadelphia Lutisran
Observer; Rev. w d. Strobol, President q
the General Synod of Rhinebeck, y Y;
Roy. DR.. William Baum, of Philadelnis /,
Rev. DR.. j. Il. Butler, Of Washington, lACs
Rev. w. f, Parsons, late Of the lnsaaa,
University of Yeddo, Japan, nov ppi
Washington Cd. C) General Gc4n-
ell; Rev. DIR. G. Ii. Rauth, of Tssty.
land, Vice-Preyost of Pennsyl9Ssis
university, etc. From the Curch South ,nsc.
DIR. 5. A. Rspps and Rev. DIR. 7. w nssa,
of Salem, Virginia, Theological selncs1y
Rev. DR.. A. r. Rudd, Of Columbia, Soa5h
Carolina, and others. The Rev. w. q. Siasi,
fer, pastor of the First English Lutheran
church, Richmond, is doing good woR hsro,
lie Is very highly spoken OF by tn G3ty
clergy of other denominations.
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POLITICAL.
THE STATE CONVENTIONS YESTERDAY
Michigan, Nevada and West virginia
for Blaine Florida for Grant
and Scttlc-IliinoisN Mixed
wisconsin Democrats
Ininstructed.

Madison, Wisconsin, May l2,--The Dem
ocratic State Convention was called to order
at noon, DR. j. b, Whiting, OF GAINESVILLE,
temporary chairman, Ailer the appointment
of the usual committees the convention took
recess until 8 p. IN.
Upon re.sssembling, John w. Carey, Of
Milwaukee, was elected permanent Chairman.
Resolutions were adopted declaring that the
union of the States was perpetual and indis'
soluble; that the United States are nation,
but that the separate States have reserved
powers; that the national debt is binding on
the whole country, and that Confederate war
claims should DO repuliated; gold and silver
are recognized rs legal tender, with which
paper currency should be of equal value.
The Democratic Congress is commended for
relrenehment. The rghtof the people To II
free ballot without tue use of troops nj the
polls, is asserted, and President Hayes de-
cared 10 hold his office without title. Dele
gates were elected TO CINCINNATI and the
convention adjourned. The delegates 80
uninstructed.
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Personal.

Colonel A. Byrd, of Cleburne, made us
q pleasant call yesterday
Mrs. j. L. Berry left yesterday for ShTeve'
p ort on visit to friends.
MIR. Robert Donald was in the city yester-
day and favored us with a call.
Colonel j. f. Caldwell has ret urned from
trip to New Orleans, looking hale and
hearty.
Captain B. B. Paddock, of Fort WORTH
was in the city yesterday and favored us with
call.
Samuel Williams, of Honey Grove, is in
the city visiting his father, Colonel Dave
Williams.
lack Wall, prominent citizen Of Grape;
vine, was in the city yesterday and favored
us with call,
w. j. Strong, an old and respected citizen
of this city, has returned from business trip
to New Orleans.
Miss Ollie Cleveland, who has been visit
ing friends at Waco, returned home yesIeF'
day on the morning train.
Master NJ. Thomps n, little son OF j. l.
Thompson. leaves to-day on visit TO reia-
tiyes in Columbia, Tennessee.
Fl. B. Stoddard, esq, OF Bryan, Grand
Commander of Knights Tempar, was IN the
city yesterday, and left on the noon train fol
Fort Worth.
RIA. Chapman, an old ard respected.. Giti,
zen of Sherman, made a flying visit las
evening to Dallas. We regret that ne made
his stay SO brief.
CLANCY Allen, who returned from q trip
Yesterday through the counties of Collin aud
Rockwell, reports that wheat in those coun,
ties is looking we'll and that the corn and
cotton never looked better.
Judge John J. Good, Grand Generals
simo Of the Knights Templar, who in com
pany with other officers of the order made
Tour of inspection through Southern Texas,
visiting the subordinate commentaries, hal
returned, having visited, among Other places
Houston, Galveston, Gonzales and San An
tonic,
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Florida for Grant.

Gainesville, Florida, May l9,T, Repub-
licap State Convention met at mood to-day
After temporary organization was affected
Hon. W. II, Hicks offered the following reso'
luton, which was passed without opposition;
Resolved, by the representatives of Florida,
in convention here assembled, that the
delegates elected to Chicago be and they
are hereby instructed to vote as a unit
for | resident and Vice-President and cast
the vote Of Florida for u. ). Grant for Pres
ident so long us he is n candidate before that
convention, for Thomas G, Settle, Of Florida,
for Vice. President, After the appointment
of Committee on Credentials and one on
Permanent Organization, the convection took
q recess until 5 O'Clock p, m.
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STATE SPECIALS.
DECISIONS BY THEAPPELLATE COURT
special to the Herald,
Austin.May, l2.-Appellate Court decisions

special 10 the Herald,
Austin.May, Il Appellate Court decisions
to-day, are
n. Butt vs. the State, from Grayson;
affirmed No written opinion.
Juan Gonzales VS.. the State, from Travis
county, reversed and remanded opinion by
Winkler j.
Alexander Bouldin VS. the State, from
Travis, reversed and romanded; opinion by
White, P,J.
Chas. Sammoro VS.. the State, appeal from
Travis affirmed no opinion written.
]. Jones VS. the State, from Williamson
county, affirmed; opinion by White, Pa
Merideth Hardin VS.. the state, nom WI
hanson county; affirmed; opinios by Chrk,J
Sam Schram vs. j, }. DYER, appeal from
Bexar: motion to affirm on certificate over
ruled.
Adam Wilson VS.. the State, from Wash
ingtOn; affirmed; no written opinion.
n. ). Rogers VS.. the State; from lalnpasas
motion for rehearing granted and Judgment
affirmed.
Wesley johnson vs., the STATE, from hlmbIe
appeal is dismissed.
William Mace VS.. the State, from Ton
Green; affirmed no written opinion.
L. d. swift vs.. the State, from Medina
affirmed opinion by Winkler j..
&. b. Picket ct al, VS., the State, iron
Jack dismissed, -.-s,
Sam Wilson vs.. the State, from Camp
affirmed no written opinion.
Wash Young VS.. the State, from Travis
affirmed no written opinion.
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Tennessee Crops.

Nashville, May l2.-Commissioner Kelle-
brews crop report shows a wheat failure
Thinks half crop may be made with the
best chances here after three-fourths Of a
crop; acreage much larger than last year.
The general yield will not be materially
lessened. Tobacco will not be one-half a
crop from the scarcity of plants and the
ravages of bugs. Fruit failure except
in elevated places. Corn is unpromising,
though the stand is fair; soil in bad
working. The condition Of stock, grass and
hay good. Potatoes very promising.
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Special 10 the Herald
Houston, May l2,-Preparations are COM
pleted for the press reunion next week.
About one hundred have signiied their nc
ceptance of the invitations a very large
number are expected to be on hand. Inn
portant business will be presented 1t Is TO
be hoped all who can will attend, rs accom-
modstions will be ample. Volks'fest tesiiyi-
ties will be on the grsndest scale thus far
known to the State.
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Michigan Republicans.

Detroit, Mich, May l2,--The Republican
State convention assembled this forenoon,
Captain f. Patton, of Ypselanti, temporary
chairman. After the appointment of the
usual committees the convention took ro-
cess till this evening. The district delegates
met during the forenoon and selected the
eighteen district delegates TO which Michigan
ia entitled. A majority are for Blaine, but
several who will vote for Blaine at first will
abandon him if the prospect OF his nomina-
ton should not be good after two or three
hnllots
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Montgomery, May l2,-Five hundred men
will be put to work tomorrow on the Selma
and Gulf railroad, OF Jones' station, TO COM
plete the line to the Western Railroad bridge
over the Alabama river. The distance is
seven miles, and BY this addition trains on
the former road can run into Selma. Thia
puts Montgomery into communication with
one of the finest sections of country in the
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Heard from Again

Erie, Pa, May 12.-Daniei COnro., the
man who was driven to raying madness Uyer
the fifteen game, and who returnodfron DIX
mont asylum last week, had another a.Sssk
this morning while in the Cathedral. Ems
solemnities of high mass were disturbaE ly
Conroy flinging his hat high above tsss
bishops throne and excaiming that hs WIZ
Daniel in the lions den. The excitemms
spread from end to end Of tho large edihcz.
and the poor fellow was got out snduairn
home. He will probably BIO sent haaE sr
Dixmont,
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Railroad Officers Elected.

Augusta, Ga, May l2.-The Georgia rail-
road stockholders held their annual meeting
10. dav. President Alexander declined 4 re-
election to accept the vice-presidency of the
Louisville Il Nashville railroad. c. d..
Phinzev was unanimously elected President
of the Georgia railroad, aud General Alex
snder elected Vice-P President.
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Illinois Rcpnbltcans

Chicago, May l2,--The Tribune special
states that Montgomery county to-day
elected six Grant, and Logan county seven
Blaine delegates to the State Republican con-
ventiop. The Times special states that the
Whitesde county Republican convention
elected nine Washburne delegates. White
side county is in the Galena district, and It's
action settles the completion of the district
delegation,
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Numbering Officials.

San Francisco, May IA dispatch from
Victoria, British Columbia, says: The Col
onist charges that the government, in convey
ing to the Dominion a twenty-mile belt on
each side of the railway, have actually in
cluded the Skaget river mines, which lie in
American territory, and about 100 miles OF
farming land, together with two or three
score Of improved farms that lie on the
southern side of the border. 1t says the prov
ince will be required to annex that piece OF
real estate or give the Dominion land else
where in the province.
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Missionnrx Meeilng.

New York, May 12.-The American E.nae
Missionary society held its afty-fourtt an
nual meeting this afternoon at the Bible
house. Rev. DR.. Theodore D. WoolseE, ex.
President of Yale college, was elected Psesi-
dent. The annual report shows that q 10
ministers were employed by the society IN
different States and Territories, and theniaa-
Der of congregations and missionary sta1AnEf
supplied is 63e.
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Specific Charges Made Against
KaIlOch

San Francisco, May illegal documents
have been prepared for presentation to the
Superior court, charging Mayor Kalloch
with prostituting his official position and
influence to his own personal gain, and pray
ing that Kalloch be deprived of his office Of
Mayor. Among the charges is one that Kal.
lcch knowingly, willfully and corruptly,
while Mayor, asked and received emolu-
ments, gratuities, rewards and promise
thereof for obtaining and furnishing employ.
ment in public offices for divers persons and
retaining said persons in office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-13

Lexington, KY, May 12.-The fourth day
of the races had large attendance and
pleasant weather. First race, one mile, won
by Goodnight, Blue Lodge second, Setta
third. Time .a2. The second race, mile
heats for three-year.olds, resulted Big
Henry,-2-1-l; Aurora's Baby-1-3-2;
Virpil-3-l-2. Time ;45. The third
race was walk over. Fourth race, one mile,
won by Metreoe. Time IA.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-13
Picnic.

To-day the ladies of the Commerce St rect
Christian church give picnic at Windsor
park, and the fact that it is under the aus
pices OF the ladies of that church warrants
that it will be an elegant affair. There will
be a sumptuous spread, and of course 1t Will
be superb, while croluet, swinging, vocal
and instrumental music will add to the pleas
ures of the day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-13
Washington

Washington, May -, The Senate, in eX'
ecutve session, to-day rejected the nomlno-
ton of Robert NJ. Wallace ,rre-appointment
as United States Marshal for South Carolina.
His confirmation was earnestly opposed by
the South Carolina senator, and after long
discussion, bis nomination was rejected by u
strict party vote.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-13
China and Japan Friendly.

New York, May ia special from
Toxic, Japan, says the Minister of Foreign
Affairs authorizes the denial of the report
that there has been rupture between China
and Japan, AM that the latter power has
been asked by Russia to form an alliance with
her against China.
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Exhausted and Court
Closed.

New York, May 12.-The Department
of Justice, having notified the United States
Marshal that the appropriation for the pay
ment of jurors was exhausted and that no
new appropriation had been made by Con-
gress this year, Judge Benedict, at the open.
ing Of the United States Circuit court, Grim
inal branch, to-day, discharged all Jurors for
the term and said he would favor the liber-
alton on reduced bail of prisoners held for
trial
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Convicted of Murder.

Augusta. Ga, May II. Anderson Jones,
eolored, was to-day convicted in the Superior
court. of Richmond county, for the murder
of John Harralson, white man, at McBein
station. on the Central railroad, last Deem
her. Jores murdered Harralson and then
robbed his store. A motion is to be made
for new trial. ...
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PennsyIyania ana Ohio Crop..

Pittsburg, Pa, May l2.--Tho Comrezaial
Gazette will publish tomorrow repTa'ol
the condition of the crops in Western form
sylvania and Ohio. The fruit crop h@nrt
been injured by frost, and an abundant yis.d
is confidently expected. The cereek IN
many places promise larger yied thar KISS
been known for several years.
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Miners Killed hx Indians.

Chicago, May l2.--The Inter- Ocean sUEr-
yer, Colorado, special Says 1t is repGsseS
here that party of twenty-five miners, nnfa.
pecting in the lower Gunnison valley, nsoAr
Indian creek, were attacked by Utes er the
7th inst, and twelve Of tho mining gerty
killed. The report. although confirmed by
mail carrier and runner from Los limos
agency will not be given full credence Lngre
till further particulars are received.
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Killed by Lightning.

Springfield, Ill.,, May 12.-This locality
was visited by heavy rain yesterday and
this evening, being of great benefit to the
farmers. as the ground was quite dry. Dur
ing the storm yesterday afternoon John Mar
tin, a fourteen. year-old son of farmer eight
miles southeast of this city, was struck by
lightning and instantly killed. A brother
and the bird man we're prostrated at the same
l.
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Fatal Land Troubles in California

San Francisco, May 12.-The result of the
attempt of Marshal Pool to execute writs of
ejectment against settlers on land claimed by
the Tnlar and Frisco Railroad compa-
MES is just received. Six men were killed
and two wounded. Matters are now quiet
and no further trouble is apprehended.
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Special to the Herald,
San Antonio, May l2-An Englishman
named Kimball has been a victim of the land
fraud perpetrated by one c. }. jones' of
Santa Barbara, California. lie invested two
thousand dollars in bogus titles to West
Texas lands and now mourns the loss OF his
money.
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Ano,av.a Dee,s,on,

Nashville, Tenn. May l2.-Judge Siie-
mon E. Withers, of Detroit, who has orst
hearing argument in the suit Of bondholRazs
va. T01nessee railroad left last evening Ecr
DEtfeit. The general impression is that laie
T decision will not DO made for many sNsclEs.
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Ord and Treyino.

Special TO thu Herald.
San Antonio, May l2,-Generals Ord and
Trevino arrived at Fort Clark to-day, and
we're honored with salute of seventeen
guns. Colonel PIERCE, of the Sunset route,
j: with the party.
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Fire I'm n Theatre

Atlanta, Ga, May 12.-At an amateur per-
Torrance this evening at the Opera-house,
the clothing of one of the young lady per-
formers caught fire and communicated to
three others. Three were severely burned
and one seriously.
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Murderer Baptized.

special to the Herald.
Houston, May l2,-ilenry Quarles, sem
fenced to be hung June 10Th, for killing his
wife, was baptized this afternoon, and tainted
on coming UP from the water Several hun
dred witnessed the ceremony.
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StrcetsCar Accident.

Special to the Herald.
Houston, May ia street-car driver
named Maloney, in attempting to get on "A
car while moving, fell and was run over, two
wheels passing over both legs. lie was Sc
verely hurt, but no bones were broken.
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Shooting ut Houston.

Special to the Herald.
Houston, May ia negro man named
Scott shot another named Collins tonight
about woman. He was arrested to await
the result of the wound.
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Nnyntia for Blaine,

Austin, Nevada, May 12.-The Republic.
cans held their delegate State convention
yesterday and instructed the delegates to
Chicago to vote for Blaine.
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wafer mud Chs Cnto OF.

New Orleans, May l2,--By general order
from Washington the supply of gas and
water was cut off from the Custom.house,
because of the insuficiency Of the appropri-
alton.
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Third.Term PeIicans,

New Orleans, May ia Grant campaign
committee has been organized here. j. r.
G. Pitkn has been appointed chairman.
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A Sailor Drowned

New Orleans, May 12.-Charles Brown, a
sailor, fell from the steamer, Knickerbocker,
into the river and was drowned.
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November II If.

Look READ Turn out |! F! Use your
influence. make it interesting. Go to tho
place where goods are sold at bottom pri,
ces. Stock full and complete. Having
visited the Philadelphia and Baltimore
markets, taking ample time to make care
full sci Cton of my stock, am fully pre-
pared to meet all the requirements Of tho
trade. My entire new stock was bought
for flat cash and at prices as favorable ~
the heaviest buyer in the county; am
therefore in a position to sell at bottom
prices desire to call special attention
to my new and different styles of Ladies
Dress Goods; Black silks, Cashmcres, AL.
pacas etc. etc Mems and Boys wear,
Ready made Clothing, Jassimeres, Cloths
Satinets &c Notions; Hosiery, Ribbons,
Gloves, Ladies and ChiIdrens Vests, Ladies
Cloth Cents, Mems and Boys Underwear
A large stock of Oil Cloths, Carpets and
Mating
We make our Shoe trade Speciality
and are able to offer inducements to those
who give US call. We have sole control
of the sale IN this town of the celebrated
Champion Water Proof Boot apd Carlisle
Shoe. and carry mammoth stock of these
and other makes. A full line Of Queens.
ware, Groceries, Hardware, Iron etc. etc.
Sep so If. JOHN ROOT.
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PUBLIC SALE !
OF
MILL PROPERTY.

py virtue of the power of sale, contained
din a mortgage from Thomas A Wire
man and wife to the undersigned dated on,
the 10th day Of April. A. D. 1877, and he
corded in Libcr T G. No Z. Folio 1874 &c
one of tho Land Records Of Frederick
county; the undersigned will sell ut Public
Sale, in front of the Gilbert House Me
chunicstown Md.
On Saturday JAM, 9Th, 1881, Att O'CLOCK
pm
The Real Estate described in said mort
gage, beng . valuable Mill Property situa
ted in the Borough of Mecllanicstown
known as the Mcchanicstown Mills.
The improvements consist Of good
frame Mill House. 33x37 feet, two stories
basement and attic, with brick addition
I6x20, two stories high for office and shol
purposes. The mill is in complete order
having two run of stones, one foot
wheat burr, the other 81 foot choDpine
stone First class bolts, good wheat clean
Ing machinery, &C driven by 10 foot
overshot wheel, capacity "a barrels III q
hours, also