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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-01

Young man, tear yourself from the routine
and busy whirr of city life for once, and
avail yourself of most pleasurable excur-
sion to-day upon the Dallas Il Wichita
railroad. A nice time is in store for you,
associating with the fair, angelic ones and
RECALLING the inner man with q sumptuous
and delectabe repast.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-01
African NJ. II. Charch Delegates.

The Texas State delegation of the African
NJ. Il. church left last evening for st. Louis,
to attend the General conference. The fol-
lowing are the delegates W. Carson, pre-
siding elder, Dallas; ii. Wilhile, presiding
elder, Galveston; Joshua Coins, Waxahachie;
Il. V. b. Davis, Corsicana; A. &. Morment,
Denison; II. Cox, Mexia; Tom Hancock
Bastrop; A. +. Jackson, Austin; e. Il. Taylor
Palestine
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-01
Fine SILKS.

The well known dry goods firm of A. " h
Mittenthal have received handsome stock
of fine silks and satins of all shades, which
they are offering Mt greatly reduced prices.
Ladies before purchasing should not fail to
call and examine their stock, as it is carefully
selected and displays much taste on tie part
of these merchants. Call and see them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-01
Rev. MIR. Veal Victorious.

The case of the State VS.. the Rev. w. G..
Veal, who was convicted in the Ellis County
court and fined five hundred dollars, on the
charge of having committed an assault on
the person of Mrs. Griffin, of WaNahachie,
from which court he appealed to the Court
of Appeals, has been reversed by that court,
and tho case remanded back.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-01
WIlew

The attention of the Health officer is most
respectfully invited to the filthy condition of
the sewer and branch at the Union depot.
The stencil that arises from the filth in this
locality is sckenng in the extreme, and is
the subject of general remark from passen-
gers aighting Mt that point from the trains.
1t should bo locked after Mt once, and the
cause corrected, for it cannot be tolerated
any longer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-01
Suecinl Picnic Notice

The picnic to be given to night at Patter-
sons grove by MIR, |. Frieberg will take
place without fail Mr.. Freiberg expects to
zee all his friends present Committee.
Guests admitted only in full dress. Gil
more's band specially engaged for the occa-
sion,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-01
Education and EIoauencc.

The school interests are to be the FREEDOM
mating topics at Duck Creek to-day. Pro-
fessor j. A. Tooley is to deliver an
address before the Educational association,
of that place, and the advancement of school
matters generally is to be considered.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-01

The citizens of lIutchins give a grand old
fashioned barbecue to-day in Olarks' grove
at that place. Several parties oftEis city
left last night, and Others go this morning to
attend. There will be splendid dinner
spread and speeches made on the occasion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-01
Lee. Mcbride n TO-
Cotton and Wool F aCtQV
AND
General Commission MercnS'5
2l4 Strand, Galveston !.
feb22dlf
NOTICE.
SECRErARY's UFFIO v
DALLAS, April ~ F

SECKETARY 5 UT ~ I,sl I
DALLAS, April ", IN
By resolu ton of the City Council "
proposals are hereby Invited, ,,,,t
LIST, For city advertising anu pr'n"'
cept job work. oranedh
ID. Fer feeding the pri' oners conllu'N
calnboese.
Sd, For furnishing medicines; u.,r,s
4th, For furnishing bread TO me u nosru
5th, For furnishing meat to inc i 5,ng AZ
All for the present fiscal year, enu'''
1881. e.orata-y N
Bids to be filed with the City Secrswme
before the next regular meeting ola,Ss
Council, May 4th, lSS0. The Clty ie'"
right to reject any and all bids ,,,rrORpH
City secrsIl1
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-01
Mark Twain's New Book. "A Tramp
Abroad - 5000 Sold in Four

Any person whom have missed in can
wasting for the aboya book can address me
by postal card through the office and will
call on them with pleasure. l.. D. MYERS,
33l Crockett ST., Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-01
Ladies, Please Take Notice.

We have complete line Of fine French
pattern hats and bonnets. The largest as
sortment, leading styles and at lower prices
than any other house in Dallas, at. Bauman's,
FOG Elm street.
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Notice I!

The following banking offices will be closed
Monday, May 3, 1880, Tor the Mal-F est
Adams Il Leonard; Flippen, Adou " Lobit
Cannon Bros; Exchange Bank; NJ L. Hughe:
Banker, and City National Bank.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-01
COL. y. w. ELDRIDGE.
of Tennessee.

VIII deliver course of Liberal Lectures at
Craddock's Opera-house, at 8 p. m, Thurs,
day Goth, Friday 30th and Sunday, May I'd.
Discussion invited.
Admission free. 20-4t
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All Millinery Orders

At wholesale and retail will be carefully and
promptly filled from all over the State, by
mail or express, and full satisfaction guaran-
teed. Address r. Bauman, agent, 7O6 Elm
street, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-01

Let all procure their tickets early for
the grand picnic excursion to-day. Tickets
can DO had at Yeargan Bros stand and
Dallas g. Wichita depot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-01
COIOred Delegates.

A large party of delegates to the African
convention at st. Louis, left last night by way
of the Texas & Pacific and Iron Mountain
railroads,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-01
oliver Rice,

Successor to Manget & Rice, is still selling
the cheapest Railroad Tickets in the city at
his office in the st. George hotel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-01

Thompson, Srhott Il Co., have just re-
ceived supply OF Van Biels Rock and Rye.
We acknowledge the receipt of bottle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-01
BARGAINS! BARGAINS

M. Ullmanr, ~ Co., will
sell their entire stock of
Groceries Liquors., etc, at
cost, preparatory to mOy-
ing to Houston, Texas.
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just Received,

Fresh red fish in cans, avery fine dish, canned
orange in jelly, Vermont maple syrup in
cans, Boston baked beans cheap, cranberry
sauce in cans, Queen olives, brandy peaches
and cherries. Bakers Cocoa quite fresh, etc.
Tryam teas We are selling them at re-
duced rates. Goods delivered on short no.
tice free of charge Isadore Freiberg " Co
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-01

Nicely furnished rooms, v 18th or withou,
board, at Commercial hotel. A few day
bosrders can also be accommodated. Table
irst.class and rates moderate. Apply to j.
II. Pike, Alb Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-01
Croouet mt Wholesale.

Five hundred sets for sale low by
NICHOLS Il VREELAND,
407 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-01
NOT MUCH! CAN'T Do IT!

ouse hrM
Manufacturing
Make Trimmings Style Fit and Quality superior
n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-01

The coolest ana most comfortable
Underwear il the celebrated Feather
Weights at T.. NJ. Kahn Il Go. -.
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tits conceded by everyone that + NJ.
Kahn Il Co.'S IL really the heRdQuar-
ters for the finest selection of Clothing
I'm Dallas,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-01
MartindaIe & ShuItz-Burling tOn,
Kansas,
Manufacture four grades OF flour
Patent,
Kitchen Queen,
White Rose.

Centennial.
Their Patent -four is better than any flour
that has ever before been offered for sale on
this market. The Kitchen Queen is always
up to the standard, the White Rose and
Centennial always reliable. Ask your gro
Ger for Martindale j. Shutz' Patent flour,
and you will get the finest flour this market
affords, or your money will be refunded.
Il. l.. MARsALIs.
Wholesale Agent, Dallas.
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Now in Store.

Now i'm Store.
500 bushels OF black-eyed peas,
500 bushels of German millet
200 bushels of common milet.
500 pounds of alfalfa, or California clover.
500 pounds of pure amber Minnesota cane
seed.
so bushe OF sweet potatoes, red and
yellow.
1000 Conovor's collosal asparagus roots.
Virginia White and Long John field corn;
g"ass and clover seeds, and complete variety
of garden and flower seeds, bulbs, etc.
j. +. JENKINS,
Scotsman, GIG Elm street.
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AT the "CINCINNATI HOUSE
will find superb table; near t. VI
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Remember T.. VI. Kahn q Co make
q specially of Clothing to order.

First-class board and well furnished room
at the CINCINNATI HOUSE"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-01

The largest stock OfPercale shirts at
o west prices ut T.. IA. IA aim d Co. ~.
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The "CINCINNATI HOUSE" ~ y,
furnished; board and lodging 81 per W.

Feather weight Drawers an" :
shirts at T.. M, Kahn d Co.'S
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100 2ands
nyand view K.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON. Monday. ,

LONDON. Monday. Nov. L. $50.
The DdRy Ne,cs says; We understand that Premier
Gla1.toue VIII IN few days visit tie Earl Of DerOy at
Knowsley PIrR."
~. Petersburg dispatch to The Stdnddrd
says The GovernorG % Kasan will be super
sd Il ard trcd short 10, iorcbIy attempting to con
yer, 100000 Tartar to tae Otthoiox faith"
4 di,patcA to TIE Times from Cape Town. dated No
ycnbet l3 says TIE rebels attacked IA small force OF
Caue troop occupying the Basuto Chief LerOthodIs
VI agc, and the troops were obliged 10 eydcuaic the
place
Dr. e. O. Habersh H. senior physician. and j. Cooper
Forster surgeon GUYS H)spita have resigned after
forty years OF sery &C, consequence difference
with Ih- Governors OF the Institution respecting the
control Oi tue nurses.
VICTORIA b. C., Nov. l6-The Mclean brothers and
Nrno,a- Hart have tried again the murder OF
John Us cr. q Government agent a KImOops. In De-
cembrr, 1873, ana convicted at New West Minister.
TEUERAN, Nov 15.-It is reported that The Kurdish
Cmel HImEeh Agha has been clpturod Ururnmh,
and tllt the Pcrsln. hava taken the 3hck Abdliah's
position Urumtn whence ne rctreated iOr Il teeD
milca.
ROME Nov. 15.-Tle Court OF Appeals has confirmed
the udgncu Court II the First Instance, decar
ing he property OF the Propaganda Eide to be subject 10
conversion by the Council OF Lauidnton In the
manner a. tIa. II other religious a--o -ittons
ST. PETERSBURG Nov. l5.-The commander OF the
troops in the ST. Petersburg district has confirmed the
Sentences of the convicted Nhlliss with slight mitga
rtons The Car has cominutod the sentence OF death
upon three OF the prisoners TO imprisonment Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
THE FRENCH MINISTER'S AssALED.


In the Senate to-day NJ Buffet interpellated
tho Government concerning the Ministerial Crisis whicl
resulted in NJ de Frcycucts resignation, and concern
ing the expulsion OF the unauthorzel religious c0ngIe-
cations. NJ. Buffet expressed the belief that ;he appuca
ton ot the decrccs pretcXt fOr NJ de Frey
cnes overt r0w, the real reason being his dsappfoyal
Of the speech delivered By w. Ganbetta Cherbourg.
Premier Ferry denied NJ. Bufers nsinuaons. lie
declared that the leaders OF the mOnarcLiCa cOali-
tons were league with the religious establishments,
ana their resistance the Laws amounted TO yerirabc
rebellion, TO which IL 20 put end. He
charged that money and position had been of red
police officials II they would refuse to execute tha de-
NJ Ferry asked the senate TO reject the interpret
latiou in order to pu end to anarchy. NJ de Frey
cnet sad the question between himself and his col
leagues was whether tie decrecs legal. but
whether their enforc ment oppOrtuue The debate
adjourned until tomorrow.
The manager Of tnc TribOUlet newspaper), al T0u-
lCusc, has been condemned pay 12,O0J francs dam
ages to NJ. COrsans Minister of the Interior, and 6OOO
francs the Prefect Of Toulouse, for lbelins them.
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TELEGRIPHIC NOTES.


HARTFORD. Conn. Noy. -. } 80 Quinn, n brake
OF iTtiCht tram at Manchester
and Lad leg Dtd crushed that lac ded soh AZ er-
ward
Jrs,s POAEROY's ATTEMPTED ESCAPE
CnNt, l. Mis-. Nov. ID ssc P'u!eruV has
through bole,rlao oasn. with saw impro'ised
f'" -'' AMURDEGER SENTENCED
PoKr>M Urn, \. r., nov. 15.-ln the Supreme
Ct av John H. Eikis for the murder OF andrew j.
,iTu , ,,,d gull, TO mnrocr the second degree. and
Wa sentenced To riity yen lnprisonEtn'
sNOW.sTOR9 AT HE SOUTH.
Wtruu>GION. \. G., tuV. lJ.--Aiter an almost
continuous rim for four hOus SNOW storm set in
~ sli continues heavy sno"s'OTn is le-
ported al Fayetteville ana "o'G7OoF"
spINNERs MoVI q FOR AN ADVANCE.
r.rI uiVEt Mas. Noy. ia circular as been
,..nJ ~ secretary Howard Of the Spnners Union calling
r,,i al meeting elncsaay c. en ng No' emOer
Dus rraivc 10 tic 40 per eeh advance.
urpnERrD FOR NON-PAYMENrOf \ LIQUOR BILL
i,I-is No.. l5.-brcItlsc ot nun-iay ,nent iJT
- ,r,Tt "a night b. me- James T.. slaLlgan. a
I,.r,,in m the lungs. IA gan "a' difc'l'i
VETERAN OFFICIALS EMBE|ILFMENi
p,X,,nI.T NJ 49,. Nov. -. H. 'iitid Il afford.
,ev,n wears for pnrtce yeis Tax collector n
n,ufh W ~ .ossy eDcsd 10 thr bcI- IL tho li"usc
~ ',rre ton foc misLpprnpr'"uo1 "' IOWA I""u|
r,NoERoU~lY STABBED AT DANCING PARTY.
N IN. Nov. l5.-On account 90 .I-agTc'uirnt
-. .aa..m.nt -, at parry ~ y Salisun Land
h'""' st.DDei hVc ihlrS by " El Stan-
X Jun en- n nrec ariOus condition. STANLEY ccaPcL
~ '.-,,.p oF Foe RTEES CHILDtEN MURDERED.
iI.ruIsui no, Penn. N"V lo.-Da"irl ifoilthan,
seventy ss shot and iiod As Eight In hs bou-e Oy
County, w" erlared hat his uuiderT hcaTy hOn-
has boon arrested lroutnial leaves wife anu
fuuIl<Asl cluIuIeA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
M.fRINE DISASTERS.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 15.-The schooner ID.
s. William. IT,, when sailed this port Friday
last for Eew-York with cargo OF coal. ashore on
Snaps Island
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l5-The disrnasted schooner
W. i. Cnester before reported IN collision with tho
Vantalia. has arrived at this port.
LoNDOS, Nov. l5.-The Norwegian park Orono. Cap
tam Nolier from stettin September 10. for New-Yo
has arrived at St. Naz ro with the loss Of buwarks and
mainmast.
The Italian bark Conyenute Captain Maggie, from
Baltimore September 90 for Rotterdam. went ashore
at u reu lsund Netherlands, and has become total
loss. 1ha crew saved.
FALL RIVER, Mss, Nov. l5.-rhe three-mased
scLuouer Kate T.. Clifford wnIle passing through SHADES
ferry draw NJ TODAY, struck aOd carried away nor
bow ,prit Sac s iast the dspw, aud trains be-
tween this city ana Providence aud telrSraphc com
muncatrus suspended.
KoCKLAND, Me-, Nov. l5.-Tho schooner Addie Ryer-
son of Lnb,c, from NsWYOrk for Pembroke, with 800
tons Of IRON ore, ashore White Head Is conplute
wreck Must VI the cargo has Doen recovered.
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TURBULENCE IN IRELAND.
REINFOECF FMgNTs SENT TO B3YCOTPs FARM-AN
INCENDIARY sPEECU-GOvERNNENT PROsECU-
Tons.


Lo' DON. Monlav Nov. -. 1850.
A reinforcement of 100 men has been sent
TO Mr. Boyco'rs house. Preparations have been made
FOR thc military occupation Of Headfoit, four niles
further quence Of the threatening aspect OF
affairs there There was no land meeting at the gates
of Mr. Boycotts house sunday, as hld been an
nouncel, but great meeting held fourteen miles
OF.
meeting OF 5000 persons held at Knocken' ose,
Walshtown. yesterday for the purpose N " Boy
coiing" thirteen landlords and land agents IN the
ncighborhood James O'Brien. HshAmeri-an
In the course Of his speech said that II
"Boycott,ag" these had not tie effect o.
reforming Them, the people would resort to stronger
measures and try II lealen pills would suit their dige
tion. The FIRST duty OF every Irshman, he said was to
got "a rn and the second duty WAS q use IT, lie added
that there 100000 stout men in America who
wonld die happy If they could KIN one cur ed saxon.
disuach from Dublin states that IN the case OF the
indicted agtators a bill Of particulars has been fur
nisncd by the prosecution 10 the traverses. II states
that thc avcrecrs had tried 10 erfy In lords and pre-
ysnt them from lega ~ enforcing payment Of reEt by
CUc1Iatin" reports the speeches made at the aJre-
SAID tclnes IN various papers.
The Inquest the ease Of Wheeler has been com
pie ef. Tine jury returned verdict that the deceased
cred ly persons unknown.
About forty tenants Of the LOugh Mask estate. under
the j. aicrship OF members Of the Land LEAGUE. Will
leave 'llturOhc no body on Thursday Tor Ncwton-
UtI 10 tgadcr ful 20 Lord Ernc ana ask nn TO
hthcro declined TO receive rents except through Cap
tam HOFc1ft
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have not decided that matter YETI
HIS CONNECTION WITH OEE OF THE PHILIP CASE
PrEJCRER~-PE0Nn-E or AZ EXPLANATION.
lBY TELEGRAPT ID TIE TRmUNEI

His C0NNECuoN WITH OEE OF THE PHILIP CASE
PEHJCRER~-PE0Hn-E or Az EXPLANATION.
lBY TELEGRAPH ID TIE TRIBUNE
CUMBERLAND, Nd, Nov. 1j.-Nlluam W. Price
one she Presidential electors Of tins State will
publish the following card tomorrow IN regard to
ms relation with the Liudsay-OBfiru pcIiurics:
CUNEEIIAND. NOV. i, 1850.
NJ name laNin" been Dig. a.! ITO tAc mYc,tgdtIOn
in the Garh -ld-MJlcy letter alt - evidently
through tn mstfuIutnta'dY " certain personal and
poiI.cl enemies ui Elue ol tnls cJaut}-and
they using every effort 90 connect with in
criminal character and tArr BY my arrest pos
shc can Only say at tnls tine 10 tue pubIc generally
ana NY incnd- p rti uary, har az the proper time
ear and Til show bv lndls ut,Dc testimony that ny
only connection tnlTcw!th solely OF professional
ana official character, aId place the resp VISIBILITY
for any fraud cOm"lit.cd whore ~ properly ne
longs. But know .ng the interruptions cLarac-
advisable furnish them abstract NY defence 10
the slam ferrous charges advance. to enable them
70 manufacture evidence 10 carry their expressed
illumination ut assure them 30 not fear. hut
any laT judicial investigation OF my actions motives
IN ne
William VI. Price. Michael Cronly and Francis
Brady, tie men fUm tins comfy who were per
Sutded to sign tLc Robert Lindsay affidavit, are
ready t. make aiiiavIt, showing that they were in
duced 10 sign u at the instance OF Price or his
friends. if immunity from punis mcnt IS guaranteed.
Inc kuo Wedge that the AN avi- vcre to nr made
lead. Price TO postpone lis ong aement al first
contemplated.
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PRESCRIPTION IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
DEMOCRATS CALLING ON THEIR FELLOWS 10 Dis
CHARGE ALL EADtCAL,-THE STATE MUST BE
CONTROLLED BY MOCRATS.

]
CHARGE ALL EADICAL,-THE STATE MUST BE
CONTROLLED BY y MOCRATs
tBY TELEGRAPH 70 TIE TRIBUNgl
Wasu,xGror Nov. 1J.-Ihe Tiger Club" is a
Democratic organization which h5ur.sues III Green
vile Comfy South Carolina. According 10 The
GyccriUc Uounfaacn the club held meeting on
fine Gh inst to rejoice over the Democratic vic
tory in South Carolina II appears, however that
the members bad an eye TO business as we'll as to
rejoicing. Sundry resolutions were presented oy a
committee and unanimously adopted oy the meet
ing. Following are the resolutions;
Firs,-rlat we. tn, memb.r7 of Tiger Ciub have the
gooG uf our enlie couIi5 ~ '.rt, ~ od,,r,s,r,
non II The law4 viii he gwen Us 10y the Rdcu party ID
Souih Carolina nor does at party consider iie interests
prior 10 the election held on the 2d Of No
vcDDer urged up N our colorrd clz "- lno I'M,
pogtancc of vJung WIN ne democratic 'i. inr pa3
from they derive all ihcir "a p.Ii ",i reco-li-
toI YET in spit Of our peadin- they almost TO man
''to 'tooyihlt rom hcncc'ortn pledge selves to
R,,ltrni u1rIy. ami trat Will not rent any Uf our
Inns TO- or have Jon premises SUCH men untii .hey
prove thcIr ncefy to M hoAo-t 5Vrraihch' of the
b D.mocratc party by their words aAd deeds 1870
F,nhInst We earnestly cal upon tnr people o. @ our
oty and State u oin ninds WIN us IN TINS matter -
the only course tdr tue people 10 save Tue uo'ehc'
from corruption and fraud.
Grrrmvillr Cty to di,caarge nOm their employ ANY
wte OF black ideals aud NIL tneir places with Demo-
i
SereaLt-That we di-countenance anv man VINO VIII
violate any OF the above resolutions ana CONSIDER hlu
wentIu m LOYALTY 10 hi- party and spot him
eIny good gOvernm 'ut.
ItJGh~Ibnr 30 tcrans whom may have on our
MACS shall be allowed 10 have IN tueir employ any
white ~ hltcS Radical.
NtnU-rnat any voter. IA stranger to us. who may
amp, TO lie emplo, men must produce satisfactory
t,a iels lie l. % ID :mOcTuL
Icnfh-Tnat II copy of THESE resolutions be trans,
mlttd [ the Grceuylilr papers for puDhctlOU, ana
that all other pap@rs In SJun Carolina. friendly to good
ana honest government, publsI also
al, 4.vt.l H.,
critcises the above resolutions severely, because
the policy they outline is not considered necessary
for the maintenance of Democratic supremacy IN
son,b C,rol,na IN the editorial appears the follow
ing suggestive paragraph:
The Tiger Cub Is composed Of Democrats who liyo In
Grrruyiiie County OF whcb the population Is! whites.
~ 9s3 colored. l4s5ll There no danger tDere OF
ucg, auInnltl0. Tho whole State il conirOled, ana
ms, b. roed for two years 10 como, Dy the Demo
cratic party measure which might possibiy be OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
OFFICIAL VOTE IN wE5rCHEsTER.

The WestchGSter Board Of Supervisors, at a
meeting yesterday, competed Tie official canvass as
follows:
EicctOrs-G rle'd, 1867; Hancock, ll,s5S Weaver,
50 Dow, HatcO, - plurality over Garlic u, f9l.
Court OF Appca--FO.Ecr Rcp), 1l4i9i KIpauo
DomJ, IL 627 Rap,IlJs majDuty, l7S.
Supreme Cuuri-CGOk- tE. pJ, l14ll; Cullen Oem),
II 300; CulIru's majority, 30.
X, cis.er-BInk- Gt -, lila VI er tDem), ,9lG;
Miller IA jgry 772
rct-A torncy fray,s R,p), IL ,161; Baker Dem).
IL 7J5: Btkcr's majority, 634.
>drcIn cndcnL 1t The Iojr-l Myers Vtp.l, 1928 {;
AcKcry tDcm !. 1,s54; AcH -riy'- maj rlty. GIL.
Congrr-s-Tay Ior Ut-I.), II s03; huichI.s DemJ.
u, sol UutVhH,-'s maj ii =, lOle.
Assru4by-ist D.siuct-B aIicy Oep), 1865 MOller
OJcmJ. 3,jJ7; llcrs III JJrliY 1872. Ild Dis.nc -
nes Rr,.), 3GGI Calm Q)cm). LOG Cat.u,s ma
.itv. Jj9 iiIt D,roi-iiu~,,I ti,r.J, 1.2i7 Nc!-
son % 20 J. $3.50 II seas majority, ljS
Constitutional AmcndmeHt>-F0r, G6O; against, 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
THE s1ELLARTON MINE on FIRE.

SrELLARToN, \. s.. Nov. 15.-To-day, while
q number OF were at work filling In the hosting
shafts explosions took place IN all the shafts, breaking
ouJ the hay and other filing. The workmen had mar.
row escape, but none were hurt Smoke continued TO
pour all TIE forenoon. but little is coming from
any except the fan shaft, and steam mixed with the
smoke SHOWS that water on fire. This morn
.ug smoke issuing from the old bye PIT. near
the cage pit. II communicates With the south ldc or
the f. ord pitt IA" tgcJc is very close to the tan shaft
and when the brick wall ~ the shaft Is reac he'd mole
W II be made through with dyna mite. The NcW-tilas-
gov and Plctou steam hre-engincs now throwing
water IRON tue river down the main SHAFT.