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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03
Thompson, Sshott q Co.

OFFICE OF CoNNoR & WALKER,)
Wholesale Druggists,
Dallas, Texas, January 81. 1880. }
We have this day sold our entire Wholesale
~ business TO Messrs. Thompson. Schott
Co., Of Galveston, and cordially recom-
md them to the patronage Of our friends
ID customers.
Having a complete and large stock in
connection with their Galveston house,
we feel fully assured that their facilities for
supplying your wants will DO as ample MS
any house IN the South or West.
CoNNoR & WALKER.
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Conrad's original Budweifr.


10. q. r. Grand Ledge Meeting.
Owing To the fact that there will be great
many Odd Fellows and strangers visiting
Dallas during the meeting 9f the Grand
lodge, our friend CraddocN mas supplied
himself with an extra supply of his celebrated
Sour Mash Monarch whiskey, together with
Q full supply of all goods in his line. We
advise all TO go TO Craddocks IS there they
ire Of getting what they want good ar.
either at his old stand At Odd Fellows
ing, corner Of Main and Austin streets,
anch House in the ST. George hotel.
ianS0tf
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BE y rem f>red, that the property re-
Gently adverN Ai.s having been sold to the
atty FOR taIes be redeemed by the own
ers before the nrstay of February next or
the City Attorney WI bring suit for possess
sion. j. @. Bogel, ASSESSOR and Collector. ia
The one that b issues the rede'>aGon deeds,
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notwithstanding my unfortunate educa-
N, being raised in Arkansaw, etc., defy
snpstition, claiming 10 have the best assort-
u sissk of hardware in North Texas.
X. X. BELL
hb1-1m 4l0 Kim street.
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a. LOUIS Sub
9 0OUHY, ETC.

q private ono hom
tho editor Of this pa
10 publish rs explain
- tho writer, who Is
/, and patriotic resi-
10 Texas and hor in-
could DO. And all
ny know In the same
,tiroly so. No oonsure
sithor Mr.. Barnard or
/, contrary praise and
ey ought TO DO, attached
motives of both. But
postal card OF tho 28th
tents noted, for which
need scarcely mention
'iat which ! took around
u ~, Louis was done
George ID. Barnard In
k when tho citizens Of
as In Texas are made
tho full particulars
10Y will not think
y that tho corrospon-
. Republican { who rc-
] have people believe,
that both myself and
I arc directly Interested
State OF Texas M much
Iere, and as you know,
9 single act against tho
| viii say that when l
"a "a Al
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CASES NOW on RECORD

IN which II has boon administered with
entire success M a remedy fer every VA
rioty OF mnlndy which affects the Rs-
sriratory Functions, amount to more
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AN editorial, cut from the Marlin Ball
.4dex, which said that the Commissioners
Ndrt had ordered car load Of corn for the
farmers and gave them until next season to pay
for The same. This, no thought, was sufficient
iVcof that the people in that section general
glwers really needing help and we immediate
" commenced getting subscriptions. Whom
] got back 10 Dallas can more fully OK
plain, and will do 80 by producing cores
pondeAse received In this matter, and trust
you will reserve your decision on this subject
until my arrival there. l have received SOW
Ual "HERALDs" from my friends in Dallas,
and ! do not blame you in what you have
caused TO DO placed before the public, as you
wore not at that time acquainted
with the facts, as you arc no doubt
aware, that taking subscription list around
b not one Of the most agreeable things
fellow could do, and II was only on account
Of my experience with the Texas people
which prompted me TO undertake the Job.
] trust you will read and understand my OK
pressions In the feeling towards you that
prompts. mo to write it. fowever, do not
think, at present, that will have anything
more 10 do with subscription list again.
! expect V DO In Dallas on or about Thurs
day next. Again thanking you for your
kindness ii writing me, and hoping you are
well, ! an,
Very respectfully and truly,
- L. W. PALFREY.
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SPECIFIC FOR CONSUMPTION 4!

THIS ali-poworfui vegetable prepnrn-
i tion sspeis from tho lungs and air pms.
naRes, tho muous and inuoOspus produced
by pulmonary Inflammation, heals tho
trritatod membranes, and ronovntes
every organ which utilities tho breath Of
Life. II contains no stupefying poison,
and 10 In NIL respects ~ hoaitlifuI medi-
cins.. Tho rapidly aud certainty With
which IL
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pon,t Rub OF tho EnameN

Don't Rub on the Ensme
sf the teeth with gritty preparations The
Teeth are too valuable TO be trihed NH
,Vhen gone, you must have false ones I.
gum yourself through life. Use Sozodont,
Rich contains no grit. 1t cloanses the
,euth and vitalizes the secretions. d&w
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BATTLING FOR LIFE

with tho most tsrribls seourgo Of our ell
mate will find fritaeii's Prussian Cough
grent medicine. Tie
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sA.entIon Market Gardeners.

'sNst receinsd hns variety o
sak. SSIssAssA saap.sd
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SAT'D'Y, FEB. 20, 1880.

These drawings, authorized by act OF the leg
islatnr6 Oflsd0, ani sustained by MI III
oourls Of kentucky, occur regularly on
the last day Of every month (snndnys
cxoeptcd,) aud are supervised by prominent
cltz6nn ~ the State,
Tho management call attention tothogand
opportunity presented OF obtaining, for only
~, any OF
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-14
GRANT AZ MEMPHIS,
A Grand Reception Given the "strong
Man" by the Hun CiiS-What
Was said and Done,

Memphis, April l8--Goneral Grant and
party arrived this morning ut o o'clock, by
tbs Mississippi n Tennessee railroad, They
were met Mt tho depot by n delegation Of
prominent citizens, headed by Dr. Porter
President Of tho Taxing district, The latter,
IN brief speech, welcomed General Grant
of MI citizens Of Memphis without distinction
Of race, nationality or party, m
one of tho greatest military chieflans
Of any Rgo or oouuirN M the twice
chosen Chief Executive of tho Republic, md
~ highly distinguished private citizen, and
said "May We moi through YOU, sit. thank the
people OF the United States for the princely
charity that flowed In upon Us from every
quarter through thrca epidemics, In such uu'
nbated measure 10 mitigate m II might the
terroS ofthnt trightlul poslilencc, which de-
wasted our fair city and filled our hearts with
sorrow" General Grant replied in few
appropriate words. AT 1880 p m, process
sim consisting OF white and colorcd military
companies, tue Ere department aud various
societies with bands of music, escorted Cen
oral Grant to Court Square, where Col Josiah
Patterson delivered tho welcoming address,
oulogizlng the General asa generous soldier.
who In accepting tho surrender Of Conicd-
ornto arms had passed midway between vlc'
tory and oppression, and inauguated II pol
Icy of mngnanimity aud justice which exact
cd nothing from the vanQuishcd but obcdi'
ence 10 tho laws of the common
cclntry, General 0rant responded as
follows; Il can say TO my friends in the
South, there has never been II day when |
was not MS anxious for their prosperity rs
They were themselves. see evidences Of n
better feeling between the ctizcus OF the
different sections of the country, which,
hope viii continue 80 grow thank you,
Mr. Ch8cman, and citizens of Memphis, fol
this reception"
A public levee was then held, and vast
throng, estimated Nt $4,000, surgcd around
the grand stand, anxious to shake
General Grants hand, The military com
pnnies, ut one O'Clock, escorted General
Grant to his hotel
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Mexican Congress.

New York, April 13.-Cty of Mexico ad-
vices of thethird say that Congress met on
the first. President Diaz in his speech at the
opening of the session declared the situation
of internal affairs in good condition, and
foreign relations satisfactory. Referring TO
the United States, he said the relations with
that country were row cordial, and the
United States Government had finally de-
cided upon recinsion of its order of June,
1877, thus paying homage TO the justice OF
the international laws, and removing the
cause of danger to peace between the two Re.
pubhcs and the obstacle which prevented
economic development of both countries.
The party which supports Gonzales has a
handsome majority in both Houses.
Yellow fever has broken out in Vera
GruZ
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The whitaker Outrage.

Washington, April l3.-At meeting of
the Cabinet to-day the alleged outrage upon
Cadet Whitaker, at West Point, was dis
cussed and the general sentiment seemed 10
BIO that Whitaker should be represented by
counsel before the Board Of Inquiry. It WAS
decided to detail an officer from the Depart
m mt of Justice to attend the investigation.
West Point. N. y, April lathe court
ofinquiry .cal,d to investigate the alleged
assault upon Cadet Whitaker, continued to-
day. In tho examination of witnesses Major
Alex. Piper oorroborated the testimony Of
previous witnesses as TO the condition in
which Whitaker was found. Ho picked up
on the floor Of the latter's room several pieces
ofburned paper which seemed to be the re-
mains of corporal's relief list, and also
leaf torn out of the bible. 1t
was his first impression that the outrage
had been committed by other persons.
Charles f. Alexander, Post-Surgeon, testi-
led that Whitaker was in normal physical
condition when found. This evening each OF
the three hundred cadets were given sentences
to write in which, unknown to them, were
the words which appea ed in the note, warn
ing to Whitaker. These sentences will be-
compared by experts with the writing in the
note of warning.
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No yellow Fever In New Orleans this
Xenr.

New Orleans, April l3,-In regard to the
report from Washington, purporting 20
come from the N, tional Board Of Health,
stating that yellow fever deaths had occurred
in New Orleans during the month of March,
Dr. Joseph Jones, President Of the Board Of
Health, sent Il dispatch TO the National Boald
saying that, up to the present moment, no
case of yellow fever has been reported 10 the
Board of Health Of Louisiana, and no physi-
clan has had case Of yellow fever during tho
present year The telegraphic report pur-
porting 10 come from the National Board Of
tiealth is without foundation.
The following explains itself;
New Orleans, APP il l3.-An unfounded
rumor having obtained publication In the
! Associated Press dispatches of this morning
from Washington, to the effect that some
cases ofyollow fever have occurred in New
Orleans, II is due to truth TO say that the said
report has no foundation whatever in fact, AS
up to date nothing has transpired to ex-
cite the least suspicion Of that disease
here The motive for the circulation of such
a report Is unlmaginable on any other basis
than pure malice.
JonN Q. BEARD, M d.,
Chairman of tho Conference COMMITTEE
of the State Beard of Health
To s. NJ. Bemiss, NJ. d., member of tho
National Board Of Health, Chas. A. Whitney,
President of New Orleans Auxiliary SANTA
ry association, @. B. White, NJ. D., Sanitary
Directors.
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Kentucky Republicans.

Louisville, Kentucky, April lS.--The Re
publican State convention to elect delegates
to the National convention at Chicago will
be held at Masonic temple tomorrow. The
total number of delegates is 1888,
but it is thought unlikely that
more than 1000 will attend.
The main topic of discussion among all
delegates is as to the advsablity of instruct
ing for Grant. Instructions for another can
didate are entirely out of the question. The
Grant men say that not only have they nearly
enough delegates actually instructed to vote
for an instructed delegation, but that large
majority Of those who came here free TO
choose for themselves are in favor of Grant.
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New Orleans Rnccs--Sixth and Last
nnN-

Day.
Now Orleans, April l3..-Weathor clear
and pleasant track good attendance large.
First race, Cottrelrs stakes for three year ODDS,
twenty-five entrances $3.50 added. Captain
Il. B. Hunt adds silver cup, value $500, nine
nominations, Ave started, mile and half;
won by Mary Anderson, Mammonist second,
Bill Bird third, beating Andy, Woodcock
and Planerod Colt. Time 24l}. Mammon-
list lead in the start Mary Anderson went 10
the front at the quarter and lead to the fin
ish. OF the pools Mammonist was the favo-
rite against tho field.
Second Consolation for the beaten
horses, purse $500, one mile, won by Short
line by neck, Church Fulcher second Sam
Ecker third, beating Jack Hardy and Leroi,
Paneroy Colt, Molle Hart. Time l:46l,
Pools on track---Ecker $50; Hardy and
Fulcher $36 the field Sl5.
Third -Handicaps, all ages, one purse
$500, four miles, won by Keene Richards, jr,,
Mary Walton second, Maggie May third. Time
a. Pools on track Richards, $50; Mary
Walton, S35; Maggie May, S36. The atten-
dance was larger than any race meeting Tor
many years. The plan of John A. Morris of
making the field free was adopted and an inn
mense crowd attended with IA corresponding
increase of gate moneys crowded field APP
parently adding to the attraction.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Fatal Explosion ofn Crcosote MILL
The Casuaiiios-Death OF hishop
Brown, Etc, Etc.

London, April ia IRE andoxpIoslonbl
which eleven persons were killed and snum
Dor wounded, occurred yesterday afternoon
At syNortown, near Neth.Wawich, At the
croosote oil mills belonging to Burt, Balton
n Haywood The roof Of one of the stills
WIS forced of and carried u distance Of one
hundred and forty yards. The still con-
tanned two thousand gallous of oil. The
damage to the works amounts 70 several
thousand pounds
pEAFn OF msmop BRowN.
Right Rev, Dr. Thos, Joseph Brown, Ro-
man Catholic Bishop Of Newport and Mine
via, died, aged 81,
BLOCKADE.
A private telegram from Valparaiso, dated
tho 10th inst says that the CHILEAN forces are
blockading Colato.
0ERALDlNE's BACK BROKEN.
Lorrillards threo-year.old lilly, Geraldine
broke her back while exercising Saturday
and was shot She was entered for several
promsnent races
IMPORTING FISH.
A prospectus has been issued of the COM
pany for importing fish to England from
Australia with capital of 100000,
ELECTION RETURNS.
The Right Hon. John Manners, Consorva.
tive, the Postmaster General has been re-
turned for Loicestorshire north, and also
Colonel Burnahy, Conservative, Worcester
shire, gives Liberal gain Of two. VIM. II.
Gladstone having been one of the candidates
elected. John O'Connor Power and Charles
Stewart Parncll, Home Rulers, were returned
far thn countv az Mavn
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u,ss,ssippi River Improvement.

St. Louis, April lathe mer hants yes
terday adopted resolution endorsing the
plan for deepenening the channel of the
Mississippi river, recommended by the
River Improvement company appointed by
the Government, and praying the Senators
and Representatives in Congress to pass upon
the matter independent of collateral issues,
and to that end recommend the appointment
of astanding committee on the Mississippi
river improvement
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Iudicted for Murder.

Special 10 the Herald
Bronham, April lathe Grand jury re-
convened to-day and indicted Willie 7. Raj
ston for the murder of Fnken, the railroad
hand, on Sunday morning. his case IL set
for Monday next. Clarence Harris, said by
the Coroncr's jury to have been access
sorry TO Raiston in the murder was not in
dicted. He WAS put under bond 10 appear
as witness.
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A Negro unured by n Mob.

Petersburg, Va, April 18.-James Black,
the negro who attempted an outrage upon
the person of Mrs. Hattie Ferris, near Ford's
depot, in Dinwiddie county, on the Sd inst,
was taken from Jail at Dinwidde courthouse,
between and 10 o'clock last night, by an
armed party of seventy-five masked men,
and hanged to the gallows near the jail on
which Jack Pleasants, the negro murderer,
was executed two years ago.
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Washington, Mass, April 13.-A terrible
murder occurred at Huntington this morn
ing, the victim being rerly B. Hutchison, an
aged and wealthy bachelor, who lived alone
in an isolated locality. His throat was cut
from ear to ear, and several Commissions were
found on his head. The body was concealed
under pile of boards and the house set on
fire, but the flames were subdued and the
body recovered. No clue 10 the murderer.
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An unproyokcd Murder.

New York, April 13.-James Farris, Of
Hartford, Connecticut, was shot and killed
here to-day by gambler named George
Peteway. The murder was unprovoked, and
the community Is highly indignant over it.
Peteway is in Jail. Farris was travelling with
Coup's circus. His remains will be for
warded to bis home tomorrow morning.
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DISCUSSED by the Cabinet.

Washington, April 10. The Cabinet at
its meeting to-day discussed the outrage up
on Deputy Collector Stewart and his family
by moonshinera in Fannin county, Georgia.
reported yesterday. The question whether
the perpetrators thereof were amenable to
the United States laws, was referred to the
Attorney General for his decision.
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rne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Case.

Washington, April 13.-The House Com
mittee on Elections to-day instructed Repre-
sentative Manning to report to the House the
resolutions adopted by the committee, stat
ing that in its opinion neither Washburne nor
Donnelly Is entitled TO seat In the House
from the Third district of Minnesota. This is
the seat which has recently been so hotly
o0ntaotad
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Prizes I'm the Louisiana Lottery

New Orleans, April l5.-The principal
prizes drawn in the Louisiana State lottery
to-day are as follows: Number 4l,595 drew
$50, 900 number 40,Oi6 drew $4,000. Both
we're sold in New York. Number 1910
drew $5,000-sold in New Orleans. Num-
Der 81, 682 and 1888 drew $500 each. Both
were sold in New York.
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WASHINGTON.
FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN TEXAS
The House Committee neco~,me"d
Certain Amounts for that Purpose
Dallas Gets u $4,000 Court
House Congressional Pro-
cecdlugs - Etc,, Etc,

Washington, April l8,-The House sub
Committee ON Public hui diugsand Grounds
agreed to-day To recommend bills for cree
ton of public buildings rs follows
AZ Galveston, Texas, cuslom'hcuse TO
cost not more than $4,000,
AZ Dallas, TeNas, courthouse to cost
$4,000,
At Jefferson, Texas, u courthouse and
posto0ico 10 cost $4,000.
Al Oxford, Mississippi u public build
ing to cost $4,000
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Robertson county Convention

Special 10 tho Herald
Calvert, April 10, The Robertson County
Democratic convention met to-day II wns
not very largely attended. Seven delegates
and seven altcrnstes were selected for The
Galveston convention, A resolution fwoI-
ing adhering TO the two.thirds rule in Nation
al politics was unanimously adopted, A
resolution abOlishing the two.thirds rule IN
State politics was laid on the table. Gov
Roberts was endorsed and recommended for
reelection, with one dissenting vote.
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Austin, April 10. Hon. W. S. Coleman,
of Marshall, has been in the city several days
on professional business. He will probably
be urged for Lieutenant Governor. Should
he consent to run, he will do so on his own
merits, for, under no circumstances, will he
make any combination with anyone.
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A Rig Land Suit.

Special to the Herald
Waco, April 18.--Tne United States Dis
trict court, Judge Mccormick presiding, re-
opened to-day. The big land suit of David
II. Williams VS.. N. II Conger and Others is
up and will occupy perhaps two weeks.
This suit involves the title to eleven leagues
of fine lard in this county. 1t has been a
big bonanza for the lawyers.
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II was Not yellow Fever

Washington, April 1S.-Oificisl advices to
the National Board Of Health show that dur
ing the four weeks ending March 9th there
had been eleven deaths from malignant fever
in New Orleans and two in Memphis, and
not from malignant yellow fever, as errone-
ously stated last night.
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The Tariff Question.

Washington, April 13.-The Senate Fl
nance committee this morning agreed to re-
port favorably on Mr.. Eaton's bill, providing
for the creation of commission of nine ex-
perts to discuss the tariff question, and the
committee decided TO report adversely on
Mr.. Morrills bill to create commission on
the alcoholic liquor traffic.
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Special TO the Herald.
Corsicana, April 10. Tho tcle-
gram in Yesterday HERALD may mis-
lead my friends. The trial comes up II
weel, hence, when different face may be
placed on the transaction and my character
for honesty fully indicated. Until that
time ask suspension of public opinion.
ABE SnwARTz, JR
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parSagipr Storm.

Chicago, April l3.-Dispatches from
points along the lake coast report much
damage done to shipping by the storm Of
Saturday night and Sunday. A great num-
Der of vessels we're driven ashore. Some
were wrecked. No lives lost.
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Loni.ians Good remplars.

New Orleans, April IA The Grand lodge
of Good Templars Of Louisisna met at
Morgan City to-day. A full representation
or..the lodges was present The Grand lodge
degree was conferred on q number Of candi-
dates.
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cnIa Rnnnd I'm Georgia

Atlanta, Ca. April l3-Considerable ex-
element prevails in White county over the
finding of rich pockets of gold in the Nacoo-
hee Valley. Over one hundred nuggets were
taken out in four days, one of which shown
in Atlanta to-day, weighs over one pound.
The yield grows richer as washing pooceeds.
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The weller Patent.

Washington, April 1S.-The House Com
mttee on Patents will give hearing next
Tuesday to parties interested in Mr.. Springer's
bill to repeat the act of March, 1877, author
izing Henry Welter TO apply for the extern
sion of his patent for the manufacture of
wood nnlp.
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New Orleans, April 18.-Charles ]. YUM,
white boy, aged about eleven years, while
playing on trspeze in his parents yard, ac-
cidentally hung himself When discovered
he waa dead iiti