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GOSSIP ABOUT WOMEN.

Queen Marguerite, of Italy, recently as
cended Vesuvius.
The pretty women in New Zealand arc
described as great takers, and as rubbing
noses instead of kissing.
American girls abroad of the Daisy Miller
type, are said to hirt with the clerks OF
American consuls and bankers.
Sara Bernhard recently changed her dress
nineteen times in sixteen hours, during which
time she appeared in three plays.
A lady was one of the largest winners at
the recent Derby and ranks high among the
cniei patrons and good judges of the turf.
The Duchess Of Edinburg is described as
having acted the part Of q faithful and unset
hsh daughter toward her mother, the late
empress OF Russia during her last painful
illness, leaving her husband and children to
do so.
A woman at Troy, New York, Mrs. E.yira
Crabb, has taught a little private school for
nifty. years. Though now over eighty and
partially paralyzed, she keeps up her school.
She has taught over four generations Of one
family. '''
The latest version of an old story is that an
Ithaca lady Of untold wealth kept her Jewels
safely by hiding them in old shoes, snd gave
away pair recently without recollecting to
take out the diamond ring which was in one
of them.
When the empress OF Russia was placed in
lhe collin she was arrayed in the imperial
robes, with long mantle-crown, and all her
decorations including that of the Red Gross
OF Geneva, which she priced above all her
feet were encased in white satin shoes-the
whole costume being more fitted for festi.
val than for voyage to the land whence no
traveller returns.
The will of the late Mrs. Elizabeth r
Learned, of Oxford, Mass, maiden lady
SIXTY years old, whose mother still lives At
the age OF ninety years, provides that after
tue les'ator's property, $4,000, shall be in.
VI sted as permanent fund, the income of
which shall be distributed annually to in
Urgent widows, maiden ladies' and orphans
who are actually legal inhabitants of Oxford.
The ladies of the court of st. James. dur.
ing the season OF official mourning for tbe
late empress of Russia, were ordered to wear
tor several days black dresses, white gloves,
black or white shoes, feathers and fans
pea'ls, diamonds, plain gold or silver orna.
nents,. and afterward black dresses, with
colored ribbons, flowers, feathers and orna.
ments, or gray or white dresses, with black
RIBBONS, flowers, feathers and ornaments.
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Important Announcements

A 5 some of the dealers in the Home Sans.
tive Cordial felt uncertain whether they
could sell it as a medicine, and free from a
liquor occupation tax, we beg to state that in
the trial of u case recently decided in the
county court ofEllis county, at Waxahschie.
where Mr.. Benjamin White was presented
for selling, in violation of the local option
law, the defense established that the Home
Sanative Cordial was a compound tincture
of calisaya and iron. The jury pronounced
it real medicine, and declared the defend
ant not guilty. 1t thus medicine in the
eyes of the law, and dealers can sell
1t without paving occupation liquor tax.
Very respectfully,
THE HOME BlTTERs COMPANY,
ST. Louis. Mo.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

AN ORDINANCE EXTENDING THE
"A fire limits. LIE
BE i ordained by the city council OF the city
SECTION !, That section first of an ordin.
ante entitled an ordinance on FIRE limits nm
prov Nov. 18th, 1877, be amended so Is In
ulrIuge ths following described property viz,
All ihs property bounded by Pacific avenue
on me no. IN, sycamore on tiIceast, Commerce
street on me south To Lamar street. theucs nv
Lamar street to Jackson street, by jackson
10 Broadway on the west, by Broadway IN
G'Ii, ny Elm TO jefferson. by Jefferson 10
Pacuc avenue. '" "
SEC. = IL shall be unlawful tor any DAWSON
10 erect any wooden bull ing in tAiu limits
ol h'akohnN repairs except as provided tOr in
sle above mentioned ordinance approved
nov @ilh' lS'I, and any one so tIendiiIr sham
DC uetihed guilty Ola ni,dems amor, and fined
Ih any sum not exceeding fifty dollar; each
uuys WORK done after notice from The citr
hiafshai shall constitute n separate oflense
SEC d The property fronting on Main
street end running back 100 feet. he,Ipsan
fieiu ana sycamore str cts is hereby in
Guided in the fire limits subject 10 ali III .o an,
ultlons and penalties contained in the ord;n.
anee on nre i its, approved Nov Doth ~
SEC !. Thatthis ordinance tab e erect fr0r
ahU AFTER It's passage ''N'
Approved May 2S, 1850,
Attest. Al TlITrpoNr
j. b. HEREFORD, w. ~,
Secretary 'oi'
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A y ~, ORDINANCE REGULATING THE
~ lily Prison and the Treatment Of prisrE

A ORDl NANCE REGULATING THE
srs lily Prison and the Treatment of prisndE-
con SE s spt The chief of police, with t,o
sHaGf u. VI majority of he'board of milo
s shaiI nave the right to appoint and rppiiCe,
we Keeper or the city prison. 'eLI''e
sill ia me Chief OF police shall be resnon-
n in t te % sale ~, eepiug OF all prisoners con-
o1,ahlortsble, and the food furnished t,iheg are
ar 10 contract, and that their on"rtins
SIC a. "SS!S Kept ln Clearly conGition 'eiS
,oEC: o. ANY one fined in The rnnynris
.tat IL Is imposed, shall he mt ~ ~ VI the day
. me strsets or other public works ot IN upon
lhs ms conduct aid work is satistsntoci
cred il on ~ The eiiSrge such prisoner sinai have
PEI pc uay Tor each day worked Jfo M luo cents
90 -, Si refuses TO work, or is 1nrnly ptsonef
credit 'f .UIE conduct he shall be aIIossanaiI' y
of his fine, and NJ iT ba Fer day on the amoun
t tft' and shall be made n o Pu. on haif
leS ''iee' force With ball and chain a., WIN In
re sEc; T. ri n" officer shall have The r,s,,,
or u owl Il PRISONER hess he has naid bis 10
o al " cred II out as herein nroS Paiu MS hne
OF oai,cer 50 ouendil shall he doe,r '9r anu
good coT'G"n, IN olice Provided IN ~ stH'iaCy
md maISSaI r, s.,u faithful work The moyo o
time. wv uAys of prisonars,
police Shall Inc Uo monthly report of tbe cbise
ally worked op MAJ" on1 the number of tlpysactuI
full for all pJ is oners make IT. mized acccuntn
f,cor o, Inc CHIEF of poIira n, OF llme
, un OIoer TO restrain or cnve u
moi amount To ct1t.9 reasonable force as does
SIC. !. The Ete,aoor unusual punishment
,ftv Iinsl0 for the safe Eeeniys PRISON shal
han u ,ra aothging to every 81 3t an prop
Ccepts any S prisoners impssly, and + ne ne
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, -1ool is a lucky, number, it being that of
tne register red trade mark of Van Bells
".Rye andRock' which is admitted on all
sides to DO the greatest known remedy for
lung and throat diseases, and to have met
with unprecedented success where introduced.
ltgoes to prove the old saying, there $
luck in odd numbers The druggists and
gr9cers sell it at 81 per bottle, ms does the
proprietor, at IS Chambers street, near
Church, New York CITY.
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. NOTICE
TO
RWY CONTRACTORS!
Otlice st. Louis, Iron Mountain and
southern Railway Company
~, I.Ouis luup u. ls,p


PROPOSALS will be received by the under.
u signed until the 10th Of July proXlmo, for
tne construction of the Camden Braucn of the
~. Louis, iron Mountain X southern Railway
rom HWr1"n stetlt to Camden, Ark, a dis
lance of about thirty -four miles
ne approximate estimate of work to be done
Is as follows:
400 acres clearing and grub ing.
$50 COO cubic yards Carhwork.
10000 feet boari measure timber in tre,tle
works.
Sl0 enoic yards OF bridge masonry.
$50 Inca feet, in ole span Howe wooden
truss bridge
$4,000 ross-ties
BIOS will be received for all of the above
work, or separately for each item
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bida
work to be completed in four months from
date of contract.
For further Information apply 10 the under
signed, THOMAS ALLEN, Pre- sident,
j. II. MORLEY Chief Engineer.
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All stomach Diseases

Yield to the soothing, purifying and
strengthening influences of Renne's Magic
Oil. In this relation single twenty-five
cent bottle operates like charm. Its now.
ers are unequaIed! Try the great rem.
edy. 1t is for, sale everywhere Try II
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THE EXODUS

Dieraanges labor, making peo,...
rSf handling cotton at he eeGEei,ary every facility
Price sG ZONES Ffve.Ton was s.e Labor by
Freight Ssi5 an ~ Iron and Steel I'm. Scale
Evsyyy u.s. II ordered now iS caD Beam
Dress JGtESS JONES Of ,fn StSess SSsPp Pay Ad It.
Binghampton, \ Y
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Cheap Excursion RATES.

In addition to the excursion tickets to
places OF summer resorts, the Texas Il Paci-
nc railway now have on. sale round-trip
tickets, at greatly reduced rates, to Chicago,
indianapolis. Cincinnati and Pittsburg.
Sleeping car berths reserved in advance, and
reliable information furnished with pleasure.
This is the only line running through
sleeper into the Union depot at st. Louis,
leaving Dallas every evening, Saturday and
Sunday included
L. I. TURNER,
49, !. Ticket agent, Dallas, Tex.
H. W, THOMPSON, jr, General passenger
agent, Marshall, Tex.
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Mr.. B. d. Gullett, president of the Gull
lett Gin manufacturing company, learning
that others than his regular authorized
agents, Mitchell & Scruggs, were Offering
his gins for sale, and that gin purportipp
to be "Gullett' but really base fraud, was
being offered for sale, came over to Dallas a
few days ago to ascertain the facts, and to
for North Texas. Mitchell & Seruggs, issued
the following card We suggest the public
look well into the matter.
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TO TRADEy

horses or muI heCull9sh County, to trade e,,
militia, Red River CO 1aaT resi- II, Johnson KO Or
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VT EHFRV viz EIIUEEVT
ANIrE CITY, La, June y, 1850.

NNIEE NITY, la, Juhe Y, ISSU
Learning that some, one other than our
regularly constituted agents, Messrs. Mitchell
Y Seruggs, are offering our gins for sale at
Dallas, Texas, this is to notify the public that
Messrs. Mitchell & Scruggs are our sole
agents in that section, and we will not gil any
orders in their territory except through them.
Outlet Manufacturing company, B. d. Gull
lett, President. y
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THE DAK.S DAILY HERALD.
AGENTS AND BRANCH OFFICES.

The following parties are Agents and have
charge of branch offices of THE HERALD
ut the places named, to solicit snb-
scriptons and make contracts for advertise
ments for this paper and 10 collect and receipt
IN M
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and the said NJ. Ii. Smith, went up TO the
room where said trunks were when The said
Smith offered the key to his trunks that thew
might be opened when afBant told him that he
must hlmselfopeni ii and show their contents;
that said Smith opened one trunk in which
nothing belonging TO atlantis firm was found;
that he then opened another which he had
outa snort time before brought to the store,
ana IN 1t were found many articles of value
belonging to the firm, and amongst them a
piece VI cashmere, some handkerchiefs, sus-
penders, socks, ETC.. that the goods were
taken TO the store room and compared with
other goods of like kind, and fully and
clearly identified as belonging to the store !;
that the said NJ. Ii. Smith then began 10
cry, and owned that he had stolen them
that he then made list of such articles AS he
had stolen from time to time, including $40 in
money, and certified at the foot thereof that
It was true list of the stolen property
that the goods admitted to be stolen
amounted, in value, to nearly 500, but some
OF them were so little injured that they took
them back into the store, leaving the goods Ia
ken and unreturned to the value of $40, for
which sum his brother, John A. Smith, gave
the firm bis note, with surety; that in
short time thereafter the said NJ. II. Smith
left this state and was absent for some con-
siderable time; that afliant was duly sum.
moned as witness before the grand iury to
testify in behalf of the state against said NJ.
ii. Smith, and did attend and was sworn and
examined by said grand jury, and gave be-
fore them, 10 substance, what he has herein
deposed to, when true bill was found
against the said Smith for larceny; that sfti-
ant attended said court at three different
times, as a witness in the cause, when the |
prosecution was dropped, but how or At |
whose instance, atiiant does not know.
Affiant further says that some time in the
year 1873, he was approached by one Dr.
John w. Smith, of Reidsvile, and informed |
that the said M. II. Smith was seeking EN-. |
in the state of Arkansas, and de- |
sired letter of endorsement from afisnt
that sfiiant was also solicited by |
other parties in behalf of said
NJ. II. Smith for such lot
Ter, TO all Of whom he at first replied that he
could not give him an endorsement; that af.
liant was then told that said N. III. Smith had
.ruly repented of his errors, and had united
himself with the church and was leading an
life, and that, as he had left the
tate not TO return, and WAS then stranger
n strange country, struggling to make a
wing and redeem his good name, it was but
m act of neighborly charity to lend him
lelping hand; that yielding to such solicta-
ions, afiiant gave to said Dr. Smith the let
or, OF which the following is o copy:
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\ oREINANCE ESTABLISHING A
T. Il sutiei ON Em and POydras streets.
BE II ordained by the city council of the citv
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In the Dallas HERALD of June 22d, 1880
appeared the following card:
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w NJ, GOODMAN,
u. X. HARRIS, JR.,
w. Nj. GRAFTON.
w. 2. HOPKINS,

Foreman Of grand jury
And at q subsequent term of said court,
a true bill was found against the said NJ. Ii,
Smith for larceny, and cspias issued for his
arrest, and at fall term of the court,
1878, the capas being returned
with the following endorsement: "Not to be
found in my county.
[Signed] j.. s. JOHNSTON, Sheriff.
BY j. A, Bennett, d. s."
The case was mol. pressed,
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State OF North Carolina, superior court, Rock.
ingham county, clerks ONCE:
j, d. Settle, clerk of the superior court
for said county, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is true copy of the presentment,
and statement of the proceedings had in
this court in the case of the Estate vs.. NJ. IL.
Smith,,
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set
my hand and affixed my official
. Il 81 seal at office in Wentworth, this
2Sth day of june A. ID. 1880.
ID. SETTLE, Clerk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20
Killed In Bad Company.

DENVER, August 10. "A travelling
salesman OF tho we'll known tobacco
house OF Abel Bros, named Marburgsr,
was mysteriously murdered last night
about IL 80 o'clock in q house OF ILL
fame. The body was found in a hall.
way in the rear OF the building. Sus.
picion centsrs on two men who came to
the house with him In the early part OF
the evening. The police this morning
arrested Carrie Smith. propristress OF
the house and also Kitty Campbell and
one or two others. on suspicion OF being
implicated In the murdef. Men In the
house at the time, who last night kept
quiet, this morning gave the full partic.
ulars to the detectives and there Is little
doubt but the right parties have been
arrested. A quarrel, It seems. occurred
over o fan. Carrie Smith applied appro-
brious spithets to Marburger. when he
lost his temper. The woman followed
him down stairs and struck him with o
bottle. A friend OF the woman thon
attacked Marburger and struck him on
the back Of the head with a revolver.
which entered the skull. The city IL
much excited over the STAIR. Mar
burger leaves . wife and three children.
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Doings or the Knights.

CHICAGO, August l9.-At q late hour
last evening the judges made the follow
ing awards: First prize, to Roper Com.
msndery. Of Indianapolis; second prize,
to Dsmolai. Of Louisville; third prize, to
Reed. Of Dayton. Ohio; fourth, to
Damascus, Of st. Paul; special prize
for mounted men to the Dsmolai, OF
Grand Rapids. Michigan.
During yesterday there were rumors
Of the death OF q Sir knight from the
heat, and some 200 were under treat.
meut in their tents. A number were
temporarily dslirious. The only case
yet reported 10 that OF George Firth, Of
Coldwatsr, Mich, o member OF Jacobs
Commandsry. No. 10. He was pros
trated by heat and ~dyssntary when he
first arrived, and died early this morn
ing. His body was escorted to the
depot by Apollo Commandsry. be
wal = prominent man.
Benjamin Dean OF Boston has been
chosen as Most Eminent Commander.
The city 10 still we'll filled with visit.
ors in connection with the knights Tenn
plar conclsvs aud It's incidents. knights
are spending to-day In exchanging calls
and preparing for the final break up,
which will take place tomorrow morn
ing. Many OF the Knights have already
left the city. but the great mass OF them
are still in camp.
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San Francisco Next Time.

CHICAGO. August l9.-Ths Committee
on the Location Of the next Trisnnial
Conclave OF Knights Templar report to
the Grand Commandery in favor Of San
Francisco as the place Of meeting in
1883. The Commandery have not yet
acted, but as the report Is unanimous
they will probably indorse II. The San
Franciscans have offered large induce
msnts to the Conclavs, 1t being under.
stood that they agree to pay all expenses
OF the knights after they cross the Mis-
souri, river on their way to California.
They predict that there will be an i'm.
monse attendance OF Knights and yisi.
tors. and are overjoyed at what they
Justly consider a great victory for the
Pacific coast. Their treatment OF their
friends, which has been open.hapded
and hospitabls In the highest degree.
has tended to secur favorable consider
alton OF the plan to hold the Conclave
In San Francisco. and the inconve-
niences OF hot weather and all the an
noyances which have characterized the
meeting here make the Knights DESTROYS
OF better arrangements in the future.
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coffee Is not regularly filled. 10 saunt.
era In and out OF the agency buildings.
and his talk has ut least scared the
agents family. who arrived here today
by steamer. Alater report gives an In
tsrview with Agent Porter. ne says
that the situation is squally, and that he
has temporarily dropped down the river
sixty miles to await the outcome OF a u
dance OF the Agency Indians. Porter
gave Sitting Bull and party. who visited
the Agency. q big dinner. The braves
were very suspicious. and each discussed
the feast with a rife in his lap. A SER
tinel was outside to watch. A company
of rs troops from General Miles COM
msnd have arrived at the agency. Sit
ting Bull talked very big to the agent.
saying that he would have him to dis
tinctly understand that there must be
rations issued to the hostiles as well as
to the old warriors. The Sioux chiefs
camp is very neal the Missouri river.
Secretary schurz will have q fine chance
to interview him.
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The Census Frauds In the South
Going Behind the Returns.

CHICAGO, August 20.-An Inter OCEAN
Washington special says: While the cen.
sus officials are 10th to admit that any.
thing Is wrong with the enumeration in
the South. they express a determination
to have certain suspicious counties re.
enumerated under the supervision OF
agents sent from Washington, and In
this 1t will be very easily determined
whether there 10 any ground for such
heavy gains. II sample counties taken
in this way show fraud. probably the
whole South will be gone over again
with provisions OF such q character as to
forbid cheating. OF course Southern
politicians will resent any such move,
and II It il not accomplished, II nsces.
sary, before the Confederate Congress
assemblies again. the Brigadiers will for
bid It on the score OF economy or some
other pretense.
CHICAGO. August 20.-An Inter Ocean
Washington special says: It is under.
stood that a new census Of South Caro-
lima will be ordered. and under the law,
superintendent General Walker, with
the approval OF the President, 10 en-
powered to remove the present super.
visors and mako new appointments
without regard to those nominated by
the President and confirmed by the
Senate, SO that the Census Bureau Is
fully empowered to investigate and YER
lily the returns when they are officially
reported. The population az returned
by the census OF 1870 was CSC, 1873, and.
according to the returns made OF the
last census. so far as received, the pop.
ulation Is 9Sl.402. II Is remarkable
that ZONE counties have much less pop
| ulation than In 1870.
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VARIOUS CAUSES

Advancing years. care, sickness. disappointed
aud hereditary predispositicn-all operate to
turn the hair gray. aud either Of them inclinss
/, to .hed preIusiurely. AYERS Han ViooR
will restore faded or gray, light or red hair to =
rich brown or deep black. ss may be desired.
I, softets and ~clean-es the scalp, giving II .
healthy action. II removes and cures dandrud
and huuors. BY its use falling hair IL checked.
and n now growth will be produced In ell eases
where the ~follicles are not destroyed or the
glands deoayed. Its effects are beautifully
shown on bssshy. weak, or siekiy haif' on
which a few applications will produce the gloss
and freshness OF youth. Harmless and sure In
its operation. Il 10 Incompatible as . dressing,
and Is especially valued for the soft lustre ana
richness Of tone Il impsrts. II contains neither
oil nor dye. aud will net soil or color Snite
cambria: yet it lasts long on the hair. and keeps
II fresh and vigorous.
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Tue sunsrisE bears.

The Posi- Of yesterday says; The weak
ness in Bslcher is said to have been
caused by realizing" OF holders who
were short on Mexican and Union, and
were forced to drop u portion OF their
Bslcher to protect their interest at the
other end OF the lead. The losses
among the bear clique, who have per-
sistsntly shorted the north end stocks
from board to board. during the steady
rise OF the past two weeks. are said to
be enormous. We do not think these
stocks would have risen so high, had 1t
no, been for this frightened short inter.
est. The members Of the clique have
secured the town in their eagsrness to
borrow stocks to deliver to the strong
parties who bought them. but 1t 10 to
the credit Of leading brokerage firms
like that Of Glazier i Co.. that they
have been refused. and have been made
TO face the music in the market.
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Trnnhlesome Indians.

PoRr TOWNSEND. W. T.. August l9.-
The steamer California arrived from
Sitka today. A large number OF British
Columbia Indians are reported in Cress
Sound. killing sea offers out OF season.
The Alaska Indians have threatened to
attack the British Columbia Indians, II
this is not stopped. William G%overneur
Morris, Treasury Agent for Alaska.
chartered a propeller, which Captain
Beardslee. OF the jamestown, lifted with
two howiizers and u Calling gun and
manned with sailors and marines. The
propeller was to have sailed for Cress
Sound the day the California left Sitka,
the llth instant. with Morris on board.
The British Columbia Indians are also
charged with smuggling.