davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-10-20
1s}iEADSTJTFEa.

FlOUIl-WAa quiot, with littlo cs.nn9o In rrlcos.
hut Huuso quoted tl,u nnsket uAsor. Sh1ppora wOro
less tF1sel to 0ufsto, except at concesstUns, and
tho ucn tradO WAS tnac. SAua wcsD reported uf B15
bvIs wntors, partly at $lGl; LIN urls double spring
nxtrna, purify nj ti5i II. brls buckwoat md 80 bsts
rrc -four, both nrtyntn tortns. Totnl 2,G0 brls.
Expurt tDura UGr0 quoted Mt &iSflam for good to
clnIeu extras. md ryU ttIus Mt 8is0551l
UrtIEk kl!tsEAllSTtIrrS-Wero In gOod .aon1and and
eeatsy. suIen 10 cars bran IT 4tu@ll, ~;
tnilltngs nj s.1l!,tU norta ut tl2tU3l1t0.
Coasso corn sneal was nou!nn! IT t5.0J per ton On
truck.
HptstS1 wIIEAT-1Xas active ind castor, being
rnthcr wonk. THO mRrkut declined 1falc, md closed
l@4c eofDw thu 1htest prc1s nf Monday. Tho ltlsh
MARKETS waro quoted slcay unrly oxcopt on cargooa
nssaaH; hut private ndvlcos ssnud ttnt tho lirs
fcolIng was wcakclal by thu magnitude 0f tho OK
ports from America. Thnt fact 10 fav0 created
withdrawal OF urdsrs to bny Tntr w1cat at other
@sss ssnsfy 81 s "ta III upTos;ei rS o s wcakuned
sS'1sS " o'f '';'S Ts s 70 nv sns Rs
AZ n'eF royrsd n. r. wS, 'osS ,Ss m5'i;ns
Sf ~ r m I%sa. II s;;s
5 $ :sSS Sass$ ~ .e
ssst ia!r t!su;..! sAS!iy fSs!s thsS VIZ SeiiSye
ss' sss%.sy as,'
ss' f' 's e. s s"aSS s ~ "SaS:
S$fSS ss ; 'ss'eoa sss!S
| Elp*a!A III fkp&s4t THltr AHEyIHudf WAH GtlM!fQ!f
$$ss ns II. ff S;'$se Ss; s ss: i
@ H.; 5y sSsy a& Ss ;s,GS idls s5
sS sSss f. y; o! ssSt
Sisn; S ss {SSSS ii. 1sS sd III NJ: Sill
;?s %x!sa "A s'Esi dull and r.he. weak. do
@ esSs. IN rSt S,stnFfx sse x "S hsS It II ohss s
seas es rs XfF fss uo 'sg s e u sS j.
g. ?sSs st ss II ~ s!1 g ss;ss
It II fHlas ri No;TS:!'.G 81 TIT; % e ein;oT
81 s {. s; S e. ra y :ss"Rs 'se q 4 s g. 1't
1'; Sfsray , as.;ye md Eonsr'y
liz ost II SSy yeo 'ass s'e
sa yss w ss S ;ss: sass
s Sr sss &c "; sS5
q itnvs itssfsaso daSlaK a.! wssk. Whisi wss IN.
II e soS s p Ths a
shlppsrs !ntior s5x. but tltgre .uol iss's1id
a5 H. 3 e6ts. soy ,ssssa 4 saffy py,en" sn est r
t,gs sysi sa'o a,s' s';!S Ss sse T II
y u s'af sy o,sset sss i
sss lssefSs5 'ssst 's:
' II Il Tsj's u 1 ~ u s !4 s!ss9
40l3c lUlal. .7si 30 hn.
thrSWeru slniaratG1y ActirG, ruling strong oAsly
md wsnksn!nR intar. c'.aK 4 N,atu IoNvr linn
sysS s.ss,s ~S;S CIV 1 H. r.: I t
p,ss!Ka sl.owr ine;rn,n y HsSE iScl ea &, tl,s
.na f!1,a sh9gp.: MlenIn9 # nI plss.!.s
oinsed nj md l,Jcun.har 1osod at nbs,nt
IskraHto Tl3!nK NJ tho nutset nt kg<..c 8lAy NatA
WprD Nitt Mt afh*t. GII1knR nt thu ta1,G. Suh,-
pss wS5s &, ta!1 raans. ts u,lk .,t ta lings tg:
6*tc- Must IT tIla Nj. wt.tu ns nru nOid fre,n,
strs. c.lxi miles wsra rulttul nf y hA No, Mt
~ ~ an; hni III %e 4@o 'os "I'to' n" 1Foo
| HYMNS TAIrt and uicI,a nKcd. Tho market waa
Quoted ta!,g under !nnrcahnH stocks with lltt!o IT,.
NH oiisly y, IN Fte. Win wsm}a liz M, r. 1nrtr
nsntnst sales fir Iuturp aUY9ry, Uctlbqr IND Mi
wore SIo. S1yembtr. Ss4ps md JccoM!bor. k'tc.
iun9ea M1s1 nnV ,' i.a tHe uh.m VI @ ~ usyNHLur ~
S ~ 4Hi i, Nj nl sje, aln I'll H. sa,ml, ~ MA
S3u tfnCkt lN bU Ut hkEktc ffQ4 on board. Vutat
| G,EU tu,
! = .'UAHlEr-WH& 0ulot md firm. advancing 3l5ko
f0f tho Hr}u Hn1br
Ar In t{tst&
, 1880-10-20
MAlAR|AL FEVER.

FRANKLIN, n. j., Oct, lN-AIulatln Inns bo-
cotne cp!denIo throughout this yiclnlty,
Whole families Mt GEeellylio md Cpttnr
Swamp belng sick With tho fever. lsepsts
from franklin Furnace say Iha fever Ii
at thu MILLS.
, 1880-10-20
COMMERCIAL,

Tho iolowlngworo tho rocoipls and shipments
Of thu leahtng articles Ut prodi,cc In thls city
during tho twon y-tonr hours ending ut u'clnck
Tucs.iay u,ornllg md for tho corresponding
tElnu Inst year,
, 1880-10-20
PROBATE COURT.

In tho cstato Of Henry yolksrt. minor, lot
tErs Ut guardianship of tho ostntc WIN issued to
Henry e. N.sttcrn.Vlssar, usl his hpuil fur $lb 0
wlta Npprtol. l'otitlnn nr Anna yokurt mud
Marsa lol,shDrn for guardianship, Of tho prrao,l
aud cstntc ut s! IiIur titasIlsstNl out 1T court.
in tho cstntD nf JOht,stn LlttletlnlG, letters Ut
administration w1rg ts1ctltn ElntlUrG Ittlrttul1.
Thr rstnto n ynl!lri At Rltlt <i.1UU Petition uf
iachari =. Tuthttl for letters nf administration
hiasnIsseA.
III the cstatn Df Katharine Hubbard ot RI.,
tn!tors, ietttrs 81 guardianship Ut tho tstnte
wrro Issued ~ 1i!hcft Hubbard, Anl hla bond
fur tlG,F ,FAA WIS approved.
IN thu us.ate of slnry Vulkott. minor, letters
ot KnHrdnnahti' Of tll1 t,crBon Weru Issued to
prtIfcl,
In tho estate OF FeriliHantl Hctnrrcr, tcttcrs pf
ndn'Intstnltton wer@ tssllai ta FcrAnntd Hchnt,-
pct. The tatnte u Valued ~ att,it <l!ttl.
ininlstsnttos wcrH isAut.i to Fr1tltesk,l Emiill,
The estate Il yalMe.! IT nln,t $s,.G1O.
L., l., ,ha eatatc "f o3ln Foley letters L of n.iG!,i-
estato " yIlucI vt NlDt $..,NO.
, 1880-10-20

USIrEp STATES Ulsr1.Icr CoulT T-JupuE
HLondETT-J. ~. Flower, Hccoiscr, etc., v.
Charlcs Il. Moore, Si,0e1.sl.-Sup,o v. Bamuoi ii.
NoDrG, $a4ol.tA.
sEHEttlNA Ct,uler-CON fEssluns-Jnco Fra-
1inskl Y. Louis IanHcaot, E1V1.lt.
. C1MUulr H,liHT - Jul1E MuttAN - Henry
hehrhc.lct. v, Ellzauuth Nlsppl, t15l,.N.-Aliln
unKct V, Philip Wultz; verdict, $G7,
, 1880-10-20
DIVORCES.

Atnry fuGhhosn itled It bl1l yesterday nskIng
for II tafvorcn I'll tho Er0nntl Of tlcarrtton.
liosn l.. l3rAty tl1rd Il sisntlnr pntt&ten COM
ptntnlnE TINT her husband Flunjnmln fcnty hnl
abused nor RI severely nntl continuously sincn
their n,afr:ugo Tint nlp could not livu with him
any longer.
a bill WIS tttctt Monday by Elm c. ClnrAe
surtlon.
Judge Ilarnun yestcrlny. grnnled DIVORCES tn
Frc!crckt l}cthi.g frpM FrGtiGrlck fae1hkU iii
the Ert,sihl ~ lesrtttot,, to AuKllstn J. Cherry
to 6nlHnrl II. Churry inr tho Rili CAiise. md t0
jennie Mcans from William N. Mems, aisu for
dcstrtto1E.
u91S9 JatssGson 1y YESTERDAY grante divorce
0f'drunkentleH*. md to h'tslnn from Heinrich
KnlvelAKo OH tho grt,tnl Of cruelty,
, 1880-10-20

Special Disrdteh to The Chicago Tribune.
DOsTtk, Oct. iy.-The only ri,atgcs uf lmpor-
tancc III tho mining stocks were advances In
L!n!nean, % which " wGs q btrong r. Et3S; llHrshAw,
y; and III Qtttnoy, which sold ut ..i5.alE, ngntnst
'sH rt thu 1soso yostcrny; silvnr IsIut dropped
punt tu :sl, niltl Elpru WIS ut 5. sutcs Aul lid.
n The Hfstefn fssottaftf Press.
Boston. Oct. l0.-Atin[nE stocks closed:
AltHnez Mining Co., Ialutslann CupTser...u.. :
.}6[l'GNnt3E+ new
Calumet Il Hccln... ri lQNiney .......,...,... 4H
tntnI lt.lNl lttdED.
CNHpnr FA!a. ...... |Allv1r lalot. ....,........ HM
bfnHk1lH............. E9{|
, 1880-10-20
MINING NEWS.


Special Disrateh to fhs Ehedpo Tribune.
NEw YuHK, Oct. 1u,-The mining stock mar
ket was lrreN1l1Rr on reduced nulount Of bust-
ucas, Tho closing nI1atitln,ls Wrru.
, 1880-10-20

TIE COURTS.
CRIMINAL. l.Qf1lstr.

CRIMINAL COURT
Judge fsnry. ntter hearing tho arE,,mcn. ny
Mr.. Mct,lctn,l,nl,, ,n,nsl,c'l tho Indictment
apatst 1a1warl Won.l, Tho -hailrr, for per"
Jury. Tho in,l.cfurut tinrgrtl Tint W0N' WILL
fully prrrtr.l himself In swearing otln owner
shin III certnii. I,re1Arty h0fnrc .lustire Hudson
In tho matter nf bali fnr tHe I,11li,c, charRcu
with crime. who had 1Hcn committed Tor FUR
thcy examination hcFurn nnotller Justice Of tho
PcAee. Ths Court hrN that. as Hudson hna no
jurlsdle.ton OF tho case nghfnst Dttil,tt and
could not lawfully take hail for him. ntl 1nllt-
nnnt for putjury ts,uli mt i,c sltaialnet. THO
Judge f,,rthsr held that by TIE J., ts,!., tat.
unrty III 1Mtt. ~hethGr committed W MN.
@ oxrcps IN vacation WHICH 's' IL IL tho Cri,inal
Get =, trt III e" ~ Hcs @ srpGs ca rS,as an
;s % G"is1s + scrs ' tt n a Iss' s'x f n, ,tf
Justices of the pcnec tukEnR hhil III cr*cs wicrn
'asy Il es y x' III, shaesr H. s1e ' Is sis
ncoryc Campbell mid Valentino c!ark wcro
is" s"rs @ u = N". <i'S II! ""sh avs!,'e: ss ' iiotS
hsST s9 rsssf nfs'fs a Sap sf'r f. ye.t" # s' s
guilty. int Glark lecl'lrl Z, enn his tr -, Thu
cass @ t'snefc.' @ ~ M fas Is 49,; tS sse.!9 Of she 'ry
t6o sert, i' fca,rs d II irt. 1s Ktti,S, to w "
Suddenly " r"nentnnt. I'M % rea,se.l s,si.y t - n's, % and
Vii. rg,aat,.letl fnr srrtincc.
or w'i snv l1i1 .s I'D m Z, Sre +: s, t9 @op pG]yt1es ]
,ntnsH, !vns trs! nt,l f'"tnt p,,iy, 'a,t reiease
,tl,y lick, nin, act frc.' III lil<o ,,,un,er,
nt m tFe1 sn Up tn S y shn, = tn no wns
vtve thu lcncitcy ut thu conrl.
:iicnry Ws6i:f ,ieatlc.l pa!liy to horse-..ea!,
, 1880-10-20

from y per cent OH corporation. cheaper up.
words. Al tho Cloari,l4.ltn..sg n's'.scy waa l;i
Now fork funds wurc &c. H. md 1'c TYR 81 ll
.llscc'int; Tho Kross 1xchafgss wrrs 81 .hs'l.
i,,ui,t nr tho Isoatot, hunks shows e,irpts ro-
aarvs u SaeM, iy tlceroa'o Of s4,1!lss COM
l'nr5sl with Inst week.
tlhy. hut rnlflct1 ut i!th, when u lWcanlo fnrly
NGtfvC, anil IN u wlinlH thnwcd excellent t0n1.
aas. e "s y wo @ wSf9 r, %
fFHi,o boisjs aud securities were marc largely
s; aas acsSo ,e t''s'. "r s o.o sS s !" 5
pnint ntnotfa thom; llartf9nl {, Erle Is sosa a.
ltS6D4l;t, mud tn tho tinl ,1talillgs ns hlKh ~ ~
salns, u,, 1ol'f hl,,and sa,tlstsky 1s eul,l ut i
rlo r.!!roatis wcre dull ns d rule. Atl very
sist Wk it Esfg t sfissn ~ t sase d III n'pe s' o
llMrsl sold ut l:S and trictlon nf.,vc. with tho
sGt r Eei'x s,, Ell, nxsr " ,t rltr, y =,
u, with TN bid. nnd FnstGrn snid ~ 'Etlhessi
mid &, The home rtnt,s wero unusually rtrol.E
10 ' u IL iasa ssers Ge s:stt aas a,s it., y
DosToN, Oct. l8.--stnukn closed,
&!s!;!ss ss sss Il :! IT, ::!! !!% Sn" 4!
B ?; E"S' Il; II'%i I%s !sfS a$$;R
::S;!' Sy + s: II i il ! ess5c ::: Il II:
s$ is$! S:$$ $:s!; ;| H.
f,,SnnH. Oct. 1o.-Conso!s. ps t1-1o.
Amurican 8ccurttlts-Ncw 5s. 1041s: 4hs, III;
lia!lrondsecnrit!e.- -tlnol: Central 11s; rsn',.
ErIr ' A; sssttls G ,Keasl;;ng Is:s; ,., ~,
llnnk Of Enrinnd on bnlanco to-tlny Is Eil0 COO,
rA'tis. Oct, l9.-lscntcst H5f G5o.
, 1880-10-20

/. A timely uso ot Hop liltters will keep whole
1ntitly III robust health v yVar with but little
Colt
, 1880-10-20
ITEMS.

Tho arguments In the case Of tho Lnko Shore
g. Michigan t'nati'ern lsailrcml Company nEninst
tho ChicnHn {; Western lndIana ltallroatl CONF
pn,ly wrro continual uIi tlAy yestcrluy befnr,
Ing.
Io-t!ay Ia default dny IN tho Circuit Court.
Discharges from blnkrnptcy were Issued
ThDt,1nS.
, 1880-10-20
BY TELEGRAPH,
NEW SnflK.

Fnrefot nfspofrh IN rss f,ht-aao 7.rfburs
New Yol!K, Oct. 1o.-Thorc wore no particular
features to-t'ay III tue tiuetuation Of prices In
Mho nrt m',o ,s 'o"u ,i ~I,v m
n.sau"u. ano . a"os s, ".'s ',.ts s"s ~
turns and nothing long, strength a'id weakness
which was 10 no,nto ani III un,ntcrruni, % m 1 , m tc
'ran., ,,,,,,,, ,n,',',n,,, ,sa,,,.It M :, ,.t. -
cFe1'te "'he" eol''slluo'' nFo"snI !" 't"hoor VI
orders to rcn'Ize. Gho lnrxe stock Interest hnv.
without TINT sustaining csnont though te.aay
SO h'gh, - reaprc're with thoir ot1or.
s st c's'"fM 'e Mas i!''s a%s %ss0 r,ssss IL sssi
s s S$S $ sss sSSs Ss
Sioun!tail,, ka!,sas i 'ivxas aMd Hannibal $ ST.
q; aquent upon hsavy r,aixallons 10 secure prot
nss1is aporat'ons, s , Which loyslspsI % ' ,S,'s:
{aa ERIK ssIi trsstionsi .ifcass % sa:Sed. toi
!owctt by sudden rec"yerlns III prIeos thG vraN-
s$ II
uu1nt, allo Strong uhuoft0Ht VIM lGltllllItlineus
~ tho lPfstrn .Aa,oetatfd l'rrss
y: ;:: Hi; T. "sss ':
;s:s;!si!$ ss ill., !$;s :;s Il: s$:s
uHc!tgtut a. tlu1tlGS. HMttARH tHeiHc, HElN llnlt'
mimi & 1t. .JOHGrl le.Itt!nK tho Improvement.
ljiii,r tho nfturtioo,l n ti.ell1iD ri ls41lE pvr
tMut ttwk ui;,ro tim nttcr IsfjIc Mill i.,f III
IN iss, 1prsi,,St, az" .,s":"fio MI
ss ~ .'1n a. s ~. y. M - ~. - '' sn
!Ao thatktt cH,scH Atr'dR ~ alt nAf!.HcS hI - 20
III I9r cGIkt.-GrntlHErB, Ch1cMHN, burlington j.
Ql3i,ry, WnhpsIt, urt Hannibal s. 1T, JUu bojnx
tho f,liIst nr1lttlil,rnt thnruiu ~"
f'rmnsntr,nusN III, aln"1.o
t.ht IL" = s,a,n 81 ~ ILL.,. s .u r.,,t.n, nm
ha VH'cS' '1st aum LIE %NHnltn'''' % Hss H!sn
T.. Il !: 4IsMt HnnhnfM lhGnG. SisH
t q sai!SlhsHs' ai ,ms
Il, MGv M
~. ~ s'.s' u i. '''' $3.50
nhMI Mu ,fsss as
sa . Ms,l II nhn.t i'.nifn ss,1s,
Nsts.n = stSttl in,' - HIM
n!iS,kMn AsMlth!'s nMl y eMMn unM.. M
aHNul n"u&heGn's. ntH,
Snsnye y SMatta;'' l' " l'''''.'s.'. s'&u
ss1M tpIHfy So"tHsst'h"e! .
Thy Northwestern l&lllrt1nl gnlnpd I1,MD tho
sect}titI Wrrk tn flut0Cr IT. Paul md Nil.tsua L
iITxns sin iii, " "'' " " ~ ~
M1ntsv tsmrte onuv nj mn t,,{ro n, t,,oronr..to
pnpor, ,11;Gpsi:
Sterling exchange, alIty days. dull at 46lNi
tln1uat,tl. iE5A, ,
Isrrui.Ifn ,tyfnrts for TIM ,pno1. en- nm rnn ,
Aio""eo u~ros 70 W VIZ "o9'>a Pet~'oi""'
oosEhNnESr HoNhA'
Y. 9. 1'h NCM MI
SeW fHclllc u OF 4Ao'."'tl2
"'" ""s"*''''''''''''',,..!.,a ~. ~, ,,
es"vn M>, !,nNns, =.
tHGulsnna .''''"':'....E v!f&,hlns o!a: s"..'".
, 1880-10-20

Dk0O2t-COMN-Was tn moderate request md
seady. Tho saes arc said 10 bo large In tho country
na considerable VI te esrn bought g1es directly i,
tho East Iscpofts como fr1ul Knnsas that ihe yojd
In thut states not orer &Nuths uf what waa laat
J9aF. Quotations:
, 1880-10-20

hu1'rEh-This market ptatontad no specially new
fuatutus- Tho dan,nnd though BY no means usgan.,
u sufficient 70 kcno stocks down to vesJ moderate
, 1880-10-20

]
. Tho iltvorcn granted Saturday hy Judge
Tu'cy WIS to MarIu Nittcl from, Wi,Ilum Nttcl
Tho natnG WIS printed Mlitcf, which might lcntl
uns 10 coI1cltlu TINT Wl|ltnu,. the Hnu OF John
MiltGll. WHS tho pCrs4,ii referred to. Such,
however, WINS nut tho cHsc.
, 1880-10-20

.cA1'rLE-Th0Fa was s.sadtar fooiny ycstcr!a}.
Tho ll9ht supply had tasaslEng 0aoot, and h s's
woto dsposed 10 advance pEices liuyprs did re
spoha, however. The bad condition 0t tho Eastern
Markasa checked tandanoy ~ acuyity on tho lah
a shippers, aud sna1l ths supply Of wel!-fa
tsd astls NOT al were taken, and tho low price,
, 1880-10-20

3. Sptctal DaspateA ts tn Chicago Tribune,
Ro8ToN. Oct. lg-''rha uttempt tn uAvance
money H. Now York yUstGr1uy waA Hot fol- .
lowcd III Boston to-auy, whesu tho sate rulud
, 1880-10-20

HAtiu1Ntt--A Htonhy market wns nutesl. t,rIcr.
nro cunning In with cr,nHIernhle Irou!on1. Mn, ats
gllc,l A. tin t,rlcca Ejyru tnUw;
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-20
RAvAGEs OF THE BOIL WORM.
Frightfui Destruction or the Cotton
Crop Reports From Dallas and
Other Counties,

In drive yesterday through many planta-
tions north of the city the writer had an oc-
cular demonstration of what the boil worm
is doing with the cotton crop. Every mile
or two h, loft the buggy and went far into
the fields, examining critically hundreds Of
stalks, counted the remaining bolls upon &
great many and tried to make up an average.
When he started it was with the expectation
of being able to contradict to some extent at
least, the bad reports which have been COM
ing to the city for ten or fifteen days. lie is
sorry to say that these reports have fallen
below rather than gone above the real truth.
In all the stalks he examined not one was
found containing over fifteen bolls. The
majority had less than ten, while acre after
acre was walked over with an average below
five. II takes thirty full grown bolls 10 the
stalk to produce one bale to the acre. The
most that can be said for the fields actually
examined Is that they will not make one-third
Of bale TO the acre, with the boil worm
still at work and destroying all the Young
bols they are in. Several full grown bolls
were taken from the stalk, cut open and a
greenish coored worm found inside which
had eaten it AS hollow as gourd.
Many cotton planters were met and con-
versed with and they agreed to the above ex-
cept one man, who thought he would pick
half bale. Going with him to the field and
maxim more minute examin ton than he
had befor done, he came to different con-
cusion; that he, too, would not gather more
than aone.thrd. There may or may not be
top crop. If the weather is warn and ry
what little is loft of the squares will mature.
If the rains continue the worms will, and
next to none at all will be picked. A farmer
from twenty-five miles north of the city was
met, who reported the worms as bad where
he lived and all along the road "a here. Two
or three more from Tarrsnt said the same
thing. Another farmer from Fannin, who
was returning home from Lampasas, south of
U.s. reported that after he crossed the Brazos
he found the worms as bad as they well could
be, and met no planter who thought he
would get over one-third of that promised a
month ago, and no one in whose fields the
worm was at work who believed he would
gather q bale to three acres of land. Four
weeks ago every one thought this county
the surrounding counties would do equally
as we'll But since then the situation has
radically changed, and the crop even now
has been destroyed over so per cent, and
with the worms still ia full vigor full
grown and bidding tair to continue their de-
structive ravsges. The weed is fresh and
green and Is tall as tall mana head, but
there is short crop upon all we saw or
boar1 frp,,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-20
AMusband,s brutality.

Pittsburg, Aug. le.--Mrs. Isabella Smalley
wife of Henry Smalley, died last Friday
evening. Upon her body were found marks
and scars indicative Of hard treatment by
some one. An investigation was ordered by
the coroner, which revealed the fact that
trouble had been existing between Mr.. Small.
ley and his wife for several months and tina,
his treatment of her was most brutal, the
peeessaries Of life being denied, and that the
neighbors on many occasions carried food
to the woman to save her from starvation
Smalley was accordingly arrested, and to.
night the jury rendered verdict that Mrs
Smalley came to her death from injuries re.
ceiyed at the hands of her husband.
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Correction.

In the HERALD of the 9th of July a no,
tice appeared to the effect that Mr.. George
Brigham, of Ellis county, was ca ,rgea with
the theft of twenty eight head of cattle from
one man. The notice should have read that
MIR. Brigmann was charged by affidavit Of
Sue Elln with the theft of two yearings out
of the bunch of twenty.eight head, on which
charge he was arraigred before Justice W
NJ. Edwards yesterday morning, with hi:
witnesses to prove his innocence Of
the charge, one Of whom, Mr.. Robertson
Of Ellis county, who stated in the presence Of
the court and Brigmsnn's attorneys, that be
would swear that he had sold the identical
two yearlings to Mr.. Brigmann, and received
the money for the same. No witnesses
appearing for the state the case was dis
missed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-20
LOCAL JoTTINcS.

- delegates of the state convention are
{ respectfully invited to call at studio of j. Il
Davis, and examine samples of his fine
Photographs over Texas express office
Prices moderate.
Go to Leon Kahn's all the time to pur-
chase your boots, shoes and hats.
Cypress molasses barrels, half barrels
mad kegs, for sale at the Dallas barrel factory
Something new at the and 10c store
we doors west of the postotllce.
FOR nice fitting shirt, have it made to
rssg ct Clancy's, 100 Main street, up stairs
--.Hsve your drawers made to order at
uhuceys, double lined in the seat and war.
rscied not TO rip or break.
Strangers from the adjacent cities and
aagatry visiting Dallas, should 60 to the
aa6 iGc store, two doors west ofthe postotlice
sad see the bargains in everything.
DaEier- Weyl Cracker company's st. Louis
crackers are sold throughout Texas.
.--old Judge Smoking Tobacco at Trinity
CigsI Factory, 6lO Main street.
send to the HERALD JOB OFFICE :or
your commercial printing.
IL Myers Common has Just received an in
voice of Snyders celebrated curative pads.
Call aud get circular.
Book and pamphlet work executed in
shs highest style of art, at the HERALD Book
<sp JoR OFFICE.
All the leading styles of fine Stetson
bats, either in stiff or soft for young men or
elderly gents, in endless variety, at Leon
Kahu's, GOA Elm.
Writing desks and albums, all styles
and priceS, at Mason & Erbs, st. George
hotel building.
IL. FL. Phillips, matchmaker and jeweler
tpcstsd at Stephens bookstore, No. 5l3
Mats street, will do repairing at reduced
wricas.
---Birningham s. FELTON, are manufactur.
lug hominy, grits and graham -four. Mill
10. G29 Patterson avenue
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PERSONAL.

G. W. Geers, editor ard proprietor of the
Denton Monitor is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bauman, of Dallas are now
in New York purchasing an elegant stock of
hats and millinery goods generally.
Mr.. Thomas Mitchell, after visit to the
north and England, has returned to Dial.
las Mrs. Mitchell and child will remain in
New England until October.
Wslly Morley, formerly a typo on this
paper has returned from his old home Cham
bersburg, Pennsylvania, whittier he was called
some three months ago to attend the bedside
Of his dying mother.
Henry James, the efficient deputy clerk in
the district court, who has been on four
weeks recreating trip in the beautiful In
dian Territory" has returned and is once
more at his post of duty.
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Cruelty 10 Animals.

The presence of Bergh or some of his fol-
lowers is needed here just at this time. The
stock in the pound are treated 10 all appear.
anaes in a most cruel manner They are
starved from the time they are taken up until
sold again. A committee of the aldermen
visited the pound yesterday on a tour of in
spection, and they were by no means pleased
with what they saw The animals had moth
ing to eat or drink, and were sadly suffering
for water and food, and are ont in the broii-
ing hot sun.
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The Town 1ime.piece

That clock in the court house dome Il a
decided failure, as regards sound. Number
less complaints are made concerning it. 1t
can be heard but short distance, and has a
dull, deadened sound. 1t seems upon in
vestigation, that no definite conclusion con-
corning details as to the style of clock tower
was ever arrived at when the coart house
contract was let. AT first it was sugges ed
that the tower be partially open, after the
style Of shutter work, to let the sound es.
cape. but no particular plan was called for
in the contract. 1t would be well to learn if
the bell is hung on scientific principles. For
instance, If any kind OF bell is held in such a
manner as to have a pressure on its BODY.
the peal will be partially destroyed. But sus.
pend it with cord and ito tollings will be
loud and clearer, even, than when held by
the handle. If the city clocl bell Is wedped
up against beam, as Hi AID reporter
was yesterday informed, so that the upper or
top part of il hits the aolid wood work, ia
tone is seriously impaired by that reason. A
bell ofthat kind would give much louder
and clearer peals suspended by strong
chain or heavy wire cable.
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To be given at Meisterhans' Pavilion Sat
urdsy, August 2lst, by the Frohsinu singing
society-mized chorus consisting of forty
voices. The Frohsinn singing society is max
ing extensive preparations tor their entertain
ment at Meisterhas Pavilion, next Saturday,
consisting of a concert and ball. The concert
will be one of tie most interesting ever wit
messed in this city, as the mixed chorus, con-
sisting of forty voices, appears the first time
before the public. The programme will in
elude not only chorus pieces, but by the
kindness of several ladies, there will be some
OF the finest solos, Duets and quartettes
added to the programme, which will be pub.
lished in due time. The garden will be
nicely Illuminated, and frst,class string.
band is engaged for the occasion.
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a Lost Child

A little daughter of Carolina Head, who
resides at the corner of Houston street and
Pacific avenue, named Luvenia, and aged
seven years, strayed or was induced to leave
home. Light complexion, bushy hair and
in n purple calico dress. Her mother sent
her down town Sunday evening on an errand
and has not seen her since. ANY informs-
ton furnished the mother will b. thankfully
received. The mother is better known, per-
haps, by her former name, Caroline Adams.