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a Meeting Of Magistrates Call
on tho Government for CO.
crcivc Measures.
Official Announcement Of Aus.
trials Policy on the East
ern Question.
Tho berlin Treaty Must he Carried
Out, and Turkey 1lcn1nin
Intact.
4 Minor State Of siege to Be Do
olared in the City Of Ham.
burg.


LAND t.EAGi'E MEETING.
DulHtSt Oct. 27.-At tho weekly meeting OF
tflt Lntd Leaxue ycstert1ny, .tulin Dillon,
member Of Parliament for Tipperary, pre-
sttlfng, tho reporter NJ tho Uister Gttzcttc, Il
Conservative journal, WIS ordered lu with
t|fAw. Letters were real from Justin Mt
Cart|ly MD Frank Hugh U'Donnell. hoth
members of Parliament, expressing desire
to join tho League. y resu[uttnIl WIS pnssclt
rccttfng tllat, I" Il, View nf the prosecution Ut
the enR,le, We emil om tlsa Irish race through
nut to answer tho coercfYu measures by q res
ot,tle organization mid we request Mr.. Davitt
rettinE tho greMt rrsp0ns!sn movement among
tic 1risl, prupie III tis Unltcd States.'
rl,EcAurloSa.
LONDON, Oct, 1I.-At II meeting nf the
HnrnltEh Magistrates Ut Lfmcrics; it WIS IT,
cided ihat o0utlslll!unal l,olce br lrnftutl 1or
lion. Nov. |. 1t wus also ttecird Tint thu
ltuuor-stlops should be c'ose,l thas day.
MILITARY SIGNALS.
DEnLtS, Oct. 21.--l,ptwcc, 'rempiemoro
and 'rtnrles siEna1 flashes IN .tle most ai,-
Isl. a,ltl answered BY flashes frnm various
liGints on the hills. Thcrn upprars to hu
lultcn systtill .of conintlIlfcutim by such
signals ntl!l flashes which Is generally con-
At T. n!eeting Of tile Dublin Diocesan Synot1
Il resolution wns passed urging tho Cavern
lne!lt to takt lHeasurcs to pr0tect their l'rut-
eStallt c0ttHlrytIlrtl. * copy Ut the result
tim was s,llt tu Gladstone.
Tile .Worklnusg Mt I,aIltry Is being pre-
pareu for a company of sultirrs.
CONDEMNED.
LoSnOS, Oct. 17.-Tlie lIo,ne.Kutc Con-
federation Of Grcat Uritan md representa-
tyes nf rattcal clubs nr l.nlltl,In luyr jn,ss.l
resolutions conttuinnlng tic prosecution Of
Irish ngltaturs.
nESlEf).
a. correspondent ut Cork reports III inter:
ylvw with Mr.. Walsh, who strongly sletlied
TINT Manning. tl,u fnrier, WIN, .wns visited
by lIuAly ald lltnlself, WIS intimttlatca
C0EllCiOS ADVISED
\. meeting OF magistrates Of tho West
Killing &c Cnrk. convened by Enrl C0wper,
resolved III fAvor Of tho suspension Of tile
llal1cns corpus. rl,ul urged the government to
br!ns III All arlIis act, tlnt the l',cp l'reservl-
tiuli net be reGactcl md tlntt truups be aent
to l3antry. lsasltlon, mud Sklnuerectl. Walsh
has bccil arrested antl rcllardcd 0ll bail.
, 1880-10-28
ITALY.

GANIDALnl's HEALTH.
RoME. Oct. a7.-t;ult. Garnl'athl suffered
greatly during Ills Journey FROM Genoa to
SAT- DuMiano d'Asti. liz IL 50 feeble that
tic utmost caro- ai,tl rcposa nro required to
restore him 10 his ordinary health.
THE CIfAAlElts
nro summoned t0 meet OH Tie 18th Of No
yember.
RIcAsoLL
Ktw Turk Htr,tti. Oct. =.
a cAblc dispatch ANNOUNCES the death yes
tentny Mt IaOlnB of Haron lsicnsoli, tim sue
cess0r Of Count Cay0ur in tlle PruIutcrshIpxt n
Italy, lie wns descended frnnl mn nucIunt
Lombard faulty. was born III Tuscany March
o. 1909. unl received n brilliant education ut
Florence. Ills first prominent appearance III
politics was rs 4 Deputy Ut tho Legislative
Assembly In 1873. antl nlsu MJulanlcrc Ut
iittjol 1t 1Sas, al,d opposed Tho trlnnI-
EtrAtu headed by 0unrazkt md AtoutntlHlll.
When, itnwavet, tin Gralh Duku indicated
md !nsoked tlIe intervention Of Austrla,
ayainst lis conduct. On tic rrturn Of tic
GInnd Duke after The hnttIe Ut Nnynra lsIcn-
soil retired to private ltte Mlpl did hot rGAt,-
pear 1t, lN'litics until tsN'. !l0 tnok M act-
tyo. part in the ltbcrnt[an 0t Yusuany III 1851.
the establishment ot, Tic Capltal Ut Flirenee.
building tlla etlIlteu 0f Un!teL Italy. Tn thu
!lentli Ut Caynnr III lNIl iG was Premier until
Alarcl. =, 1st. when ta was s!lcccesea by
Hattaz5l. a!Ml a!Ml !le wns Mgaln Premier fn'ni f
t!ale III, held a.!ouf from pubiIo affairs. 1le
wtas out ot sympathy with the uitEa-f .tbora!
party nov tn EtlWer, but .Was lUllnred by all
ltAl!ans Tor eminent services to tha Hat!on.
, 1880-10-28

HARRISBURG, Dot. :.s.-A nolo pr1,acgut hns
becn entered unI entertained by tho Court In
thu case Ut Alexander ", Leiscnri,lg. 1t Mauch
Chunk. charged With corrupt solicitation If
tnou,lurs OF tho Legislature Ii, tho matter vi
tho ltut,T.o blll. Tic cases ut srt,ut,e. Lng
und smith are yet u l,v 6tttitsl. Tho District
.Attnrnuy suys he viii subI,rInn witnesses In
tht,st, Ciases til II few davs. hut nnJts II thoy
will come to trial 1t, tho November or asly uthor
ar33!u II Ut Court.
, 1880-10-28
SUICIDAL,

NEw Y0nK, Oct. 27.-john r. Jones, forinor
cmployd Ut the Daily 1l1t'<x< travelling prencher
un1 tract distributor, shut himself tt-dHy thrco
times, Ito tnny rccayor. Religious 1nAufa ID the
ca4so att trlbutt.1 for tho mol.
NEW YoNK. Oct, :I.-F.J. Vugel. hGn,l td,0k.
keeper fHr tho ttrnt ut Sherman. Cecil & ca,
Thotlus stFcut kIllld hltase!f to-day tn fruit ut
tue iuurXup.
, 1880-10-28
INDIANA ITEMS.


STtt1df UlsVatth f0 7he LHled95 7F16UNS.
1sp1axAlt1tts. Ind, Oct. :1.-Anhrew Miller
wns pnr,lonc,i by Gov. williams to-day. Iie was
rnnvicied Ut n,ans!uughler, and sentenced by
tho yfgo Circuit C0lsrt III 1871 to twenty yenrs
imprisonment. stiIlnr's atrense consisted IN
numbering william Erwin. with wI,on he hasl
bcrn drinking.
Dtipct and stone. tho men WIN attempted 10
XII! elch OTHER IN tsucktuwn Monday night nr.
both s,l livinR. TlIers are Sung prs'speets tnr
md hfe t!eiith ~ 1nt,t,,entMrIfy c1rrctGd.
Mrs. Br.,wu And joseph WAtle. who wGrc to lie
llnn9ed to-day, luve becn rcspttcd for thirty
1HyH,
, 1880-10-28

lEEEI1ATI1SS.
RIO JASEi1lo, Oct. 0.-Tllere fnye been
great inuntla.to:ts In tho Snnta Cutl,ar1na col.
ontps, caused by tlle overflow Of tho Nlyer
1thjabay. The loss ut psnpcrty il Immense.
4 hundred houses, many initfs, md MI the
bridges wera destroyed, md crOps cnrrIctt
nwny. ti1tat distress prevails among tho
eoloMlsts. 4 few llyes were lust.
, 1880-10-28

THE porE Ann THE RELIGIOUS pErNEEs.
PARIS, Oct. e'.-'rlle lIontlc says the l'opu
l,as written to the Archbishop Of Paris d.
psoring tho denrecs against tho religious
communities MID their application.
OES. nE ClssEy,
LONDON, Oct. .i.-A correspondent Of tho
Sttntlnnl ut Paris 1uarns frun NJ, authentic
sol'ree tt,at ten. Farrc, Minister Of War,
ninutoly inquired liitu the en1lttuct Of Gen.
Dc Cisscy, anl submitted thu report Of lis
Investigation to II. G,.Nbetta. 1t WIS then
decided not to prosecute Gen. Do Clssey.
AusTInA's ATTITUDE.
DUDA-TEsTi1. Oct. 2;.-At tho sitting Of Tic
Austrian l,rIegalon Go,nnlttee on Foreig,!
tho l!hperial Ministry: renlytng to several
questions, sald. t'Mt for tho Montrl,egrlu
Uuesti1n there could l'e httt olln prngTAul,
tat "ft|y' S' .a, 5 sxssipn Il 4 f f !s nft r s renty y
clsno ,wns bryo!d aIl doubt. aud TINT tho
with tho purely military, t'etaits. Tho Aus.
ls tT1s 'eyf1G" is FIJI snas s f asns f Sna II t. yS; sS
nf Grcecc. The principal ainI OF tho
Powers wns to confer with one another oil
eacll lntllvi.tual ineilcnt;; and to eGnrltnte
@ the'r fTiSpstiys si,It ygwS " fefs eE M ~
intend tn nnlntain tllu Ottonnan Enpire.
There was every reason to l,npethat II cum
,llercinl trc;!ty wlts' Germany would be sats-
ljarolI Vnu iluyilere asserted positively
TINT Anstr!a ain( Germany hui actetl IN close
concert IN every Single Inrl.lent In relation tt,
tfB Easter!, question, moro especially With
regnrd to tic HAfal demonstration,
DECLARED COMPETENT.
The Tribunal Of Hcziers has declared IT,
tor Of tho Franciscan Convent there against
tho prefuet's reinstatement Of monks,
, 1880-10-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Conwreas Wafcr-Catitnrttc and Aftcr-
nt!yc-ls il we.knuwn specific for constipation,
Indigestion. and nlt dtsor1Grs OF tho stonneh,
liver, ntld kidneys.
Ninety years poputnr Use nttcsts its purity.
snfcty, and superorlty To- all waters nf this
ctnss. Avoid MI cf,Arse. ifrttAl[ng wNters, for-
cIvu and domestic: thcy lmpAr tho digestive
n:RaftR nnA kidneys. thercl,y Inducing lereparA-
bic results. None genuine sold OH drauxht.
, 1880-10-28

Special UllPIfth 70 TIE tHlf190 TTfblhf.
KANSAS CRY, Mn, Oct. ia tuRn named
0eurxe Weaver. wtIo claimci Chfcngn AZ hs
hume, WIS robbed Ut $..EU0 ut tho Union Depot
hore Tonight. lie WIZ t,nafstnx Il tr,!n. when
twt' Hict jDstfe hl. IND, during the IselGu, hH
cuAt wua cut nnl tue tl0nuy extracted.
, 1880-10-28

,,,.,u.,,,c,S3 If 1ntlfunn tI,ust l,e oil their
~, rhrtr yluiIhf,cn mist TINT III, fe!nxcl.
e".' r,' en,llcntn crcs1Iar scnt put by English.
unI, dnI 'nn1,I, Innera md Hendricks s"wa rtnfr'
:. ,,t nm attempt Is 10 t'e inado 10 stcal tue
!: = ~, liz al .hllnt.
, 1880-10-28

HIGHWAYMES AND afUnDERERs.
San FRANCISCO. Oct. E7.-1'llo three highway
tnen, Mugs, lliekH. anl another, VIM cscnpcrl
frt,m tho ttlahn pcnttunt!nry, and killed two Ut
their pttral,crh. hiyu bcen captured neur SAltnon
Eults u1ld returned tn ltrI6nil.
, 1880-10-28

Cuticttra ften,e.iEi's nrc prepared ty Weeks &
Pnttor Chemists and Druggists. ;aJ Washington
It.. lthston nf,l nrH for Hhl4. By nll Druggists
~ cunts; 1HrEu tsnaes. II: Cnticlir ltestt!vent.
the now l!lHsl l'urtser. st PR bottle: cutfc!!ra
Mc,'!c!f:nl 1',ilps Smi'., y csnts; Cntcisrn sfc-
bHss and !nrKt consumers. 5jttntk.
ta7 4lH Nuifetl frtc M receipt NJ price.
, 1880-10-28

VIENNA, Oct. 27.-'rlo King Ut Greece has
issued Il decree ordering the formation of
fifty battat0ns Of infantry of thD nlclt cactl.
TURKISH T1u,u1's CALLED urT.
COSsvASTISGtLE, OGt. 17.--'rI.e reiefs of
tho 1uninu District liNvG bcGn cuIlcd out. =
, 1880-10-28

1.oSDoS, Oct. 11.-'Ihe twelve students
missing from the yaglltng purity ut Anstcr-
.lan, were saved by jumping aboard the
steamer will which usa ynelIt was IN coli-
sion.
Nrn0ET APPROVED.
rEsr1l. Oct. 7.-'Tlle Budget Committee If
tho Austrian Delegation itas approved tho
DrulnarY Wnr.lttuEei.
PERSIA.
1'EllEH.AN, Oct GA son of Shetk' Alb
dutInlI WIS kilIea, in MI attnck OH The III
trt1lchmpIlts ut A1nragfA. 'l'ha Persian re-
lfefs ure two days march from Ur,tmlnl,.
, 1880-10-28

Special DEJEttth 10 The CAieapo Tribune.
OTTAWA. H.. Oct. .77.-The tnnn who was capt
trcsl ut LII Snlte recently whllD burElartz1ng
fretKht-cnr OH tho ChcAg0. Rhnle lslAnd j.
Pacific hallway, ptent1el g!iity to Tho char4c.
AlLl was sentenced tu one yGar In tho Ppnl-
tGntiary. Ills natne 10 Frlhk lI1wlnAn.
, 1880-10-28

Thomas nalnny. Memphis. Ttnp.. snys: II
have bcs,l afflicted for nineteen years with t'su.
rinsIs. md t,nye spent hundreds nf dollars for
Doctors dill mt know wfInt 10 Gull INV di1ase. !
would scra:chc'l niEasa until srratcl III self
raw: then 1t wn Id dry mud {urIn itr sttIr+ wh!ch
wunii ntl be scratched M nrxt night. and ~ IN.
!. tave been completely curcd by the Cutlcura
HGtntu{pj,"
, 1880-10-28
RUSSIA.
4 MISTAKE.

14oNnoS, Oct. .7.-A correspondent Mt st.
Petersburg snys tho ,naii nnnled WarsctH'f-
sky, who WIS atsustetl In Otless1, Is not the
celebrated urlily contractor.
, 1880-10-28

M1ppGl:rDwN, O., Oct. e7+-Fntriek Dnttey. n
farmer, living ncHr Puastown. butler Coltaty,
Wis shut herr Inst nlEht, IIn had 1een put out
nt Mike 1it[ey's s.tlo.,l. whurp hs ld 9tlarrtlcd
with It u,ln ,inncIl GHnti,Is. TEt,tnns Jnhilsn,i.
fl friend 0f El,ntnt1,s. folfs'~ctl nlItey to the
street. whcra hc shut hun through tho hcart.
Juhtisun escaped.
, 1880-10-28

,,ow yrrY gootl Il was Of Afr. t'racc, m
~, ,r,u,nat.at Sfnynr Ut New York. tn sny
.s,. r.,." bo wounl rrs;cnt American rrcju'llces.
m.,,r, ,n,, nf New York usually do not caro- for
80 u nrt11trltup3,
, 1880-10-28

For constipation. btltouHt,cas, Ind1~
RestIoa. hea,i,tc!,e. tMke Areni'4 Vegetatia
Howell itcx,ilntor. II nets like IL charm. Re-
suits: Pure blMnt healthy complexion. cear
hGnA. Price GU cents. f}eput> nnrtheust corner
Hndso1 street utd Fifth nvc,lnp.
, 1880-10-28

srxA1ou f,.yAnn Hays: "Our prosperity
.,.n wura Dr Il kin,l Providence nf,t1 Tho Smith
~. w., sta,,a," Thnn "kfMt rroyfttnnco" has got
,,, rnry t,;l.l ,tnlsnHy.
, 1880-10-28

ntr were President" says Gen. Hancock
Al ,hc bexunR uf II nursery rhyme. stop right
.ssrr Yoi never vii! i,r President.
, 1880-10-28

l'ft,sulnn Parliament. Tho acasft1i il mt ex-
ln'rltII, 10 III greatly Interesting. rs lll4.
inartk'a nIorg iupnrihnt snrfat and pnli!Irui
!'nrliN1Ltltt.
, 1880-10-28

The Public Will 1lrsvnre uf n Frautlu-
LEM ttnltnttau Of Dnb1tns' Electric suap now
being forcttl on the market by tHlsrcpreaeuta-
tion. 1t will run my ClDt1es wnshcd with It.
Insist upon having DnbkIns' Electric.
, 1880-10-28

TIT: next forgcry will be n sensible letter
attributed tu tlen. linucoek. aud not doufcd un-
III after election.
, 1880-10-28

TITLE to tho Presidency basel on
txrvery would nnt bc sou,rl In tnorals, whatover
+, uIpbt bg in Inv.
, 1880-10-28

ntcu4nSp, VIZ. Oct. .7.--f1shnp u. DaFgott.
OF tie sjrthu4lst Church, died here ta-ntxht ut
)U;aI p'uI,pk. .alth.ugh he hnh lccn ut tho
t!rt Ut .ipti, sev.r II tusa 'lurtas thu past few
fasurtlGEV, aud hs kuddcn IeAtn waa Kreat
HtkrIJriSt.
, 1880-10-28

ruE Employers Uno;i 0f. Lynn Is dead.
-.',st,r,,y uerrr ha4l iii cxfste,ieG. ThAt tolls
,a s', ,tn1e story Ut tho t.'rgcd Chncso letter III
, 1880-10-28

Macn1tstcr'h Cough MIXTURE II the
most relnblc and safe remedy. Every family
J. f. Lee. corner i3niEtcd AID lsmrrtsoi, ,treets.
sole manufacturer For salr ky all druggists.
, 1880-10-28

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
New foNx. Got. s7.-Arrived-The Nuwuhaln.
froln Antwerp.
IIAAuuKn, Oct .7.-Artyed-The Gcllert,
from Nov York.
L}aDnS, Oct. 27.-Tho Ncckae aud Canada,
fFom New York, hare arrived uut.
, 1880-10-28

n. e. Carpcntcr, Esq, lle,l'!crson. y. r.. cured
Ing. by thu Cntlclirl Aesolvcnt fnfer,lMly. atstl
Cuftcurn ar,d cntic'ul stmn cxternnly. Tho
fl.lst wnnhcrtstl cuse I'll rccnrl. Cure ccl-
tI,unt c!tizeNs, Al n!!llctt'l With Itching att.l
scslly Discusses should scnd IL US for this tests-
luutjlnl tn full
, 1880-10-28

s,1orIr mistake has nccltsretl. Mr.. liar.
-.,, ia M, Tho hest Mayor ChitHBO ever tlad,
Int t1o hest Mayor ttho Democrats Of Chlcngo
,,.,r hal.
, 1880-10-28

a., n fcw t1tccnl,aek vntcs by circulating
70 'ont . i,tcrtnral tIhket In lhe hhck ct,!lfites.
r..t ra.t,mn swrnriug sn1anhlv Tint hn hns
m!lt',',I" me'I" will, tho managers Ut the 0rcenback
, 1880-10-28

Mn. DA,tSrM iIas nUt stopped tn think how
h., and hut furHc letter will lEyitre III history.
, 1880-10-28

ME4rl1!s. Tcnt,., Uct. :1.-Copt. J. J. WarmaIl,
wAn bus beelI etGATnboaiing nn the Ohln a,d
Mississippi ls!yers tor tho past tlfty Year, de.
t4-ulYht, uxtl ~.
, 1880-10-28
CI[lLDREn'S
CLLOAKS!

In addition to our immense va
ricty Of Ladies' Outside Garments
acknowledged bUaU arh0 haze
inspected the ttt7f0HY stocks
to DC the largest i,t The city),
we have opened an unusually large
and complete assortment OF
, 1880-10-28

ONE OF sTANLEY's ARABS.
NEW Toux. Oct. 27.-1'rnf. 1tosctlalc, from
Jerusnlent. and six Arnbs. ono 1T thctn having
l.enn In tho scrvice Ut Henry n. Stanley. arrived
lt,-day from Antwerp. They will Hoon leave for
, 1880-10-28

Eminent Ilr. ". e. Cavcnngl,. Men1-
phis. Tenn.. writes: " For rtdk D|ye*tt6n.. t'un-
sumption. Gfuerrll DehNNE+ etc, { recommend
Culdcn's Liebig's Lt9it1 Extr4lct Ut ueef.
, 1880-10-28

AtrrrEt1 written to nobody al nowhere Is
otiRta Eucle forgery.
, 1880-10-28

HANCOCK is in favor Of Il prohfbitory tariff
, 1880-10-28

Tra.s1.ta. Ator at the Astor finuss. Nam yort.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-15
Weather.

Reported Daily1
FORT WORTH, February IA. 1880.
A farmer from the west, whose name we
failed to learn, sold five bales of cotton yes
terdsy, started home and got about ten miles
from the city, when he was met by two un-
known men, who, with drawn pistols, forced
him to give up $40, a. portion of the pro,
ceeds of his cotton. The gentleman stated
to some of our city officers that tie men
that robbed him followed him around town
nearly all day. He also stated that the rob-
bers overlook two other farmers short dis
lance from him and relieved them of $500, the
proceeds of several bales of cotton which
they had sold here. A man by the name OF
Jim Harrison has been arrested upon sus-
picion. lie succeeded in giving bond, and
will have hearing before Justice McClung
next Tuesday.-A reckless individual
walked into my Theatre" last night
and Immediately commenced making
free distribution Of his money by scattering
it TO the four corners of the house. Fortu-
nately he was with friend who succeeded
In gathering it all in except one hundred
dollar bill, which he did not miss till this
morning, and upon returning TO the theatre
found it on the floor where he had thrown |,
the night before.-The attorney for John
Morris failing to get bond on the preliminary
examination yesterday before Justice Nc
Chung, Henry Furman ESQ.,, started for Wax
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-15

Poets rhyme of spring, while tailors reason
that with nature, man should don different
dress. The seasons four are, alike in temper.
ature and landscape, and to fashion, in society
and alike seductive, as the spring styles
show at Zimmerman's. The fashionable
draper and tailor of Dallas has fairly eclipsed
all previous efforts to establish that Dallasite;
of degree can and shall be dressed as fault
lessly, with equal regard to makeup and
material, as the leaders Of fashion in New
York itself. His spring stock embraces :
multiplicity of new and superb designs of al
patterns and shades in imported worsteds
diagonals and cassimeres, in complete suit
ings and for single garments. The reader
cannot look to the paper for more than {
mere mention of the many inviting novelties,
which must be seen to be appreciated, o
Zimmerman & Co.'s.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-15
QUEEN CITY.
.esuondence OF tho Herald.

Correspondence OF the Herald.
QUEEN CITY, February IS, 1880,
There was some excitement here Monday
morning over the stealing Of Il fine horse
from w. s. Kennedy on Sunday. Pursuit
deyeloped tho fact that the thief was of col
ored persuasion and that no was making q
"big grab" By Wednesday night he had
four head of stock and several saddles on hand.
lie was shot at ten times Wednesday night
and two of the horses recovered, but no
finally got of in the dark and crossed Sulphur
at Bobo's ferry, leading one horse and riding
another. A party was still in pursuit at last
ccounts.-An old darkey and his nephew
by marriage came in town Wednesday night
and next morning, feeling drowsy, they lay
down by the railroad to take "snooze,"
when the nephew quietly eased his uncle's
pocket-book of twenty-three dollars and left
The old uncle WASH mad much, but he says
ifhe gets his hands on Henry before the Sheriff
does he will not be able to 90 to Huntsville
for s-y, raj days.---Business has been brisk
and tha rec ipts.of cotton satisfactory though
the the priccis too high here to allow the
buyers any margin. The man who buys any
has to bet on raise in the staple b fore he
counts his proAts,--A. Q. Smith, OF this
place sold large lot of cotton in ST. Louis
on the 18th inst. lie had something near a
thousand bales and realized u handsome
profit. They are going to eat a gobbl at
Smiths to-day on the strength OF ".
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-15
CORSICANA.

Correspondence OF the Herald,
ConsIcANA, February IA, 1880.
Thanks for many kind remembrances in
the way of valentines to-day. They were
simply elegant, and will long be cherished in
fond recollection of the fair ones and in
famous whelps who sent them.--S. T..
Mallory and his amiable lady leave for New
York and other eastern cities Monday morn
ing, Safe and pleasant trip 10 them.-That
st. Louis 4 Texas Narrow Gauge railroad
has a peculiar knack of keeping their
movements private. Daily inquiry IS
made concerning the movements OF
this company, and no one seems posted
Speak out please even if it is bad news; any
thing is better than this horrid suspense.---
This city is the only city in the State that has
not seceeded from the Sixteenth Legislature
on the bell-punch issue.--Among the
mooted candidates for Governor in this sec
ton are Joe Sayers, Charles Stewart and w.
w. Lang and old acknowledgements Rob-
erts. If a convention were called it would
be impossible for this county to instruct her
delegation as each of the above named
have warm supporters.---The farmers
are better up with their spring
work than for many years past
Ifany of the citizens who contributed to the
purchase of the instruments for the Corsicana
cornet band doubt the existence of the or
ganization, lot them visit e, Freys photo
graph gallery Monday or Friday night of
each week and they will be convinced, yarns
to the contrary notwithstanding. The band
is in good trim, and can play more late music
than ever before, and all efforts to
break down the organization have failed,
Come TO the meetings, all who have
moneyed interest therein. - The sad
news of the death of DIR. S. b. Richard
son, of Galveston, Past Grand Commander
of knights Templar of Texas, cast a gloom
over the Sir Knights of this city. He insli-
tuted the Commandery of this city.-S--The
concert by the Female college of this city,
last night at the Opera4house, was signal
success. Every seat was taken. The per-
Torrance was superb, rejecting much credit
on the institution Plenty of rain, for the
present. in this section. Only two vacant
residences in this city.-The old
courthouse building will be sold
to the hig est bidder for cash.
The artesian we'll is at last located. 1t is to
be on the lot west,of Abe. Mulkey store on
the public square, formerly occupied by A.
M. Wilson'S store--work to commence next
month. Wallace Sisters are booked
for this city on the 10th instant.---The bone
trade seems to be good here from the amount
brought to market Willie II. Molloy
will leave,for Tyler to- locate permanently in
few days. Success to him.
Signal service report at p. m. is as follows
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-15
MEXIA.
Correspondence of The Herald.

Correspondence of The Herald
MExIA, February IA, 1880.
An unusually large number Of people are
on the streets to-day, and it is interesting to
witness our merchants exercising themselves
in the triple athletic performance of hop,
skip and Jump Valentines are crowd
ing the post-office to-day. 1t makes one
feel almost quisical when he notes the
various expressions of the lads
and lasses as they emerge from the building.
ia kson 81 Robertson, grocers, ave new
and very attractive sign adjoining their front.
The many friends of Miss Georgiella
Lay will be pleased to learn that she is now a
little better and hope is entertained that she
will recover.-Mr. B. w. Jackson was
observed coming down street the other morn
ing wearing smile from ear to ear. When
approached concerning the ,suse, he
impulsively stated that ten pound baby
was at the bottom of it. Hapless man..
Mrs. Rowe and her very accomplished
daughter, Miss Jennie, have just returned
from New Orleans where they have been
visiting friends for the past two months
Corn is selling at sixty cents per bushels with
very little in the markell. M. Mccain
mon & Co., lumber dealers, have made an
assignment We note with pleasure the
return of Mr.. Charles Denning, who has been
visiting friends in Dallas for sone weeks
About seventy-fve negroes passed through
this city yesterday in wagons, on their route
to Kansas.-L. Loeb having amicably ad
iusted his recent financial embarrassment i
now open with heavy run of custom
Reports coming up from different sections o
the county, indicate prosperity to the farmer
The recent rains seem to have imbued then
with fresh courage, and, they are preparing
for more extensive crops than ever before
Plenty of spring wheat has been sown, ant
on abundance Of corn is..being planted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-15

yhg@y PERSONS OR FAMII IEs-Wanting
'o'~-DB Boots or Shoes, First- Class City Made
for Cents LadIcs', Misses' and Children, will
do well to call NJ COS Main street, always on
hand 1ne assortment, also made to order at
once AZ desired, Prices Low. Work warranted.
Old Bootsand shoea Repaired.
HARVEY PAGE,
feb7tf Manufacturer,