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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-19

SHORT SPEECH FROM Nh. SEYMoUR-On
the Erie train, at Corning, \. y, Thursday,
eX Governor seymour was invited into special
car containing number OF New Jersey dele
gates to the Cincinnati convention. He was
enthusiastically cheered, and introduced by
Capt. Isaiah Rynders, now a JerSeynan, as the
next President OF the United States, whether
he liked IL or not, TO which Mr. Seymour re-
Sponded: ~ am much gratifled to meet 50
many friends unexpectedly, but TO what Capt.
Ryncers has said must reply that / am a-,
Old man without any desire for further ..,upli,e
life and ! step aside and leave the nation I'm
your younger and stronger hands You need
how vigorous leader, and 1 most sincerely
hope that by your wise action at the conven-
ton you Will unite the democracy Ia every
section or the country and In every state OF the
Union. | have retired wholly from political
Ire, but sincerely hope TO see the democracy's
principles re-eStablished In the government at
thls election. wish you all happiness and
success" delegate replied: "You are the
man TO unite us, and We mean to have YOU
yet" In conversation with one OF the dele
gates, Mr.. seymour is quoted as saying: II
really DOUBT The eXpediency OF nominating any
New. York man. 1t would imperil success
There is too much feeling between the hostile
factlonS. have taken no part in the quarrels,
ana yet should, II a candidate have been un-
acceptable TO some democrats. l do not doubt
that the true policy OF the party is TO take
younger and new man who IS not in any way
mixed up with the New York troubles 4
strong man from Illinois would be expedient
and available, II they had one. This Is not the
Time Tor an old man TO run
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-19

AN INSCRRECTIoN AT HAVANA New York
evening paper says news has been received In
that city that an attempted uprising by the
troops in the CabapaS fortress In Havana has
been suppressed. Six OF the mutineers have
been shot. An attempt TO capture arms at
MaeStranZa was unsuccessful. The cause OF the
uprising was the non-payment OF the troops for
the past six months.
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Fire in MisSiSssnni.

NEW ORLEANS, June ia dispatch reports
me burning OF the business part OF the town of
court house and Odd Fellows hall. Loss 800 :.
600; insurance, $3O,0e0 ~'''
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GENERAL GARFIELD.
senator Cameron Joins Him ana
Thar

HARRISBURG. PA, June 19.-General James A.
Garfield arrived here today at I210. He was
met at the depot by alarge crowd OF people and
Speeches were also made by Congressmen Con-
ger. Of Michigan; Williams and humphrtes, Of
Wisconsin. In compliance with a teiegraphic
ron met him at the depot and accompanied him
west
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Another Coal oil Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-At an early hon
this morning the coal oil stills and tanks n
Malcolm Lloyd, near Point Breeze, were de
stfoyed by fire. Loss about $50 900, ~
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apis It's 2nl
MITCHELL COOKE 4 CO..
- STOCK BROKERS'.

70 ~SH~SsA "SVs WV NOKB1
Buy Anc sell on small margins all Stocks quoted on
New York Stock Exchange: also deal in Stock Priyf-
lee Contracts 1t e-rates. Correspondents 90
1atoo- ap9-eo
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STILL IN TowN.-The post Office at the Capt.
tol shows that there are still fifty members OF
Congress in the city. Most of them will get
away, however, before next Tuesday.
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Reform i'm Asia Minor,

LONDON, June ia dispatch from COnstantf-
nople to the DAILY Telegraph says: It is under
stood that as result of the cabinet council of
the 18th instant, a liberal project OF reforms In
Asia Minor Will be promulgated with a view to
meet the demands Of the powers In regard to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-19

DR. +. "A. Won MOsCHZIsKER,
619 10th street northwest.
Special Attention Given TO the Treatment OF
DEAFNESS. NOISES IN THE HEAD. M
PAIRED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA,
DISEASES OF THE THROAT,
LUNGS, CHEST, ETC.
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SECRETARY SHERMAN left the city this morn
ing for Norfolk, TO be gone for several days on
recuperating trip. The Secretary was accom-
panied by eX- Governor DenniSon Of Ohio.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.-SenatOr Voor-
hees to-day said that he was opposed to chang
ing the Capitol In order to enlarge the Congress
siOnal library. He was in favor, he said, of
erecting building for the library on Judiciary
square, and would do all in his power to ac-
eomplish that end at the next session OF Con-
gresS.
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COUNTERFEITER ARREsTED.-The agent of
the secret service division at New York to-day
telegraphs the arrest In that city of George
Giles while passing counterfeit money. A quan-
uty OF spurious halves and trade dollars were
found on his person when arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-19

THE CONVENTION of general superintendents
OF the railway postal service met again to-day
in the Post Ofice building and discussed num-
Der OF minor topics, chiefly relating to the
weighing and proper address of mail matter.
The session viii probably continue for several
dayS
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The Berlin Conference.

LONDON, June ia Berlin dispatch to the
Times says 1t is quite possible that the decision
OF the Supplementary conference will be ripe for
registration on the 18th instant.
NEhe A"nRS1V Question in
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LONDON, June 19.-The passage in the House
OF Commons OF Sir Wilford LawSons local op-
ton resolution giving to the Inhabitants OF any
district the right OF determining whether
licenses to public houses shall be RENEWED or
not, Will Oblige the government to introduce a
probably do so at this session or narliamant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-19

GENERAL GARFIELD left the city this morning
for bis home in Ohio.
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SPOTTED TAIL and several of his band of Sioux
were In conference with Secretary Schurz TO-
day. They are trying 10 get some minor allow.
ances OF money and clothing for their tribe
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THE TREASURY now holds ss61 1862. $50 In q. S.
bonds to secure national bank circulation; T. s.
bonds deposited on this account for the week
ended today, s527, ,300 and withdrawn ssl6 300
During the week ended to-day. s. 3G4 GO) in
national bank notes were received at the Treas
ury for redemption, against 81 62S 900 for CORE
spending week OF last year.
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MAJOR Ii. c. CORBIN. assistant adjutant gen.
eral, having reported to the adjutant general of
the army, has been assigned to duty in his
Office. Major Corbin will assume different
duties from time to time under the direction of
General Drum in order to instruct him In
the duties of the department to which he has
been recently promoted.
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COMMISSIONERS TO THE INTERNATIONAL EXPO.
sITIoN.-The act providing for the holding OF an
international exposition at New York, In 1888,
provides for two commissioners from each state,
with two alternates. to be appointed by the
President upon the recommendation of the gov
eTnorS Of states. The President has within the
past two or three week made a large number
OF these appointments. There are, however,
about half the states yet to be provided with
commissioners. The appointments will be made
as soon as the governors send In the names.
Several OF those appointed have already re-
signed The office doesn't pay anything.
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FORT WORTH.

Reported Dally.l
FoRr WORTH, February 4. 1850.
A regular meeting of the Council was held
at City hall last night, r. 4. Beckham,
Mayor, in the chair, Aldermen Holones,
Hatcher, Terry, jackson and Morton
present, Alderman Aston, absent. Minutes
of the last regular meeting read and approved.
CITY Treasurer j. s. Loving's report for the
quarter ending January 10, 1880, referred to
Finance committee at the last meeting, was,
on motion, referred back to same committee
for correction. Bills to the amount Of
S703 90 were reported on by the Committee
on Claims as correct. A motion was carried
to receive the report, and the bills were
allowed. Accounts were presented amount
ing to 1858 So for work on the streets, and
on motion, were allowed and ordered paid
out of the street fund. The proposition
made by the gas company to
put down pipe us far as the calaboose
and nut I'D gas fixtures in the City hall
ready for use for the sum of $40 was accept
ed. and the Gas company instructed to pre-
coed with their work. Report of Recorder
Brown, from January to February 8, show
ing the sum of Sl04.35 collected was re-
ferred to Finance committee. The two re-
ports of j. T. Chowuing, pound-keeper, was
referred to Committee on Claims. The pc
ti,ion Of citizens to add to former petition
in regard to building bridge across the
west fork Of the Trinity at the brick yard
crossing was read and action on same inded-
nately postponed. Ordinance No. = amend
ing an ordinance in regard to establishing
fees and salaries Of officers, ETC.. as adopted.
A motion was made TO authorize the Com
mit.ee on Streets, Alleys and Sidewalks, to
have crossing made over tho ditch on ra-
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THE DALLAS HERALD, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 8, 1880

vine running south OF tho Methodist church,
Said crossing 10 be on Groove street; No
further business, the council adJourned'-,-
Monday night last Mr., q, II. FELTON,, on do
scondng tho stairs OF tho X. i, lodge, about
twelve o'clock, discovered an unusually
bright light IN house on,Maln street, imme'
dately IN tho rear Of concrete store, on tho
corner Of Main street and square, occupied
M tailor and boot shop, lilo hurried 70 the
door, and found that " barrel used for throw
Ing ashoa IN, was IN u full blaze, except on
the side next 10 tho wall, Mr., FELTON,
aroused young man who was sleeping IN
the house and thoy succeeded In putting II
out In few minutes. The room WINS full Of
smoke, and had II not been for Mr., Folton's
timely discovery va would probably have
had 10 chronicle n flrst-elass fire., M tho most
of tho buildings In that block are irnme,----
Tho caao Of Is, ID, Atwood Va. j, NJ, llendor.
son, OF al,, for $4,000 on attachment Of
goods, 10 attracting considerable numbers 10
10 tho courthouse to-day,---Kempor Bros,
were arrested this morning on in
indictment, charged with theft Of hogs TO
the value of $50 They readily
gave rocognizance for the sum Of SSOO,-
Only ono witness was examined IN
tho United Smtos Commissioners court Inst
night In tho case Of tho United States Va q.
=, Burchlll and that was l.. Mabry, tho Dido
postmaster He testified that he received
the lust package aud mallod II to Fort Worth
accompanied with tho receipt which he af-
forwards got from tho Fort Worth Office
showing that the seven packages that he
mailed had roached that office. Tho owl
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WAXAHACIIIE.
Correspondence OF tho Herald,
WAxAUAonIE, February ., 1850

Correspondence OF tho Herald
wAxAHAonIE, February ., 1850,
Judge Aldridgo arrived here Saturday,
lilo opened Dlatrlct court Monday morning,
The Grand Jury was ompannollod and charged
Monday evening; II Ia composed Of twelve
Of tho best mon In tho county. John o, Glib
son 10 foreman. The Jury trial docket Ia set
for Monday Ofthe third week OF court. Tho
criminal docket will occupy tho attention Of
tho 'court during the second week. This
week IL devoted 10 the trial of non-jury civil
docket. There are forty.oight oases on the
civil docket, o. these twenty-five aro appear
ance oases. Tio court will have very little
To do this week.--Tho now houses on the
west side of tho square are all being occupied.
anished.-A number Of citizens Of
Waxahaohie are attending tho Grand
lodge of tho Odd Fellows NJ Dallas
In tho absence Of Mr. Nash tho State ia
represented by Assistant County Attorney
Cheek,--The Indies of Ennis gave loap
year ball at Stallworth's hall last Friday
night. About forty couple attended. The
ball was pro-eminonty success, Tho
privileges supposed 10 BIO conferred, on the
ladies by leap yoar were duly assumed and OK
orclsed by them throughout tho entire pro-
gramme. They fully carried out tho leap
year ideW taking the initiative in everything
Tho banking firm of Mark Latimor Il
Co., at Ennis, dissolved copartnership on tho
LIST inst. This firm was composed of Mark
Latimer, w. II. Getzendaner and Il. A. Fer
ris. II Is surmised that MIR. Latimor will con-
tnue to do banking business Mt Ennis.
The dissolution was amicablo, and by the
mutual consent Of all.
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CORSICANA.
Reported Daily,l

Reported Daily,l
CoRsIoANA, February 3, 1850.
There was very little business transacted
in the District court this morning on account
of the absence of witnesses detained by bad
weather.-The streets are passable once
more.-The Corscana Water Supply com
pany are receiving numerous congratulations
on account of their artesan well contract.---
The State VS.. George Doran was again called
I'm in the District court this morning on a
motion for new trial and in arrest Of judg-
ment, preparatory to appealing his case,
both motions were overruled and his attor-
news gave notice of appeal. They are doing
ali In their power to save his neck and
may succeed. They received dispatch from
his father this morning asking the result
of the trisl.-Sentence Of death will be
passed on John Henry at this
term of court, and will be ex-
eouted about the middle of March.-The
case of the State vs. Andrew Smith is now
on trial. BE is charged with theft and is
seeking to avoid the charge under plea OF
insanity. Countrymen from all over the
county are In good spirits over the bountiful
rain. The tanks are all full for the first time
since the drouth ommenced.--The crazy
woman mentioned in to-day's HERALD as be-
ing at Dallas is probably the same one who
staid on our streets several days last
week. She visited several attorneys here
and tried to get information about freight
agent ON the ii. & 4. @. railway, but ms she
could not make herself understood they were
unable to benefit er.-Thc burnt block Is
soon to be rebuilt 1t is in a most desirable
locality for boarding houses and residences.
The courthouse is getting more unsafe
each day, and will probably tumble dow,
soon.--The Bella Golden troupe are booFed
for this city next Monday night They were
very popularity received when here last win;
ter.---Post Oak tank has y very good
supply of water once more. 1t has been as
az bone all summer. The only ques-
IN now Is, how are the people to get to il p;
he brick-makers have fenced up nearly all
0 avenues of &C ,ess There viii be
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Wall Paper, (p,oin and decorative in the
ehio MAN st. to""S latest styles and designs,
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MATTERS BY MAIL,
NEWS or our NEW NpoHnoRs.
CALVERT,

Correspondence OF thu Herald
cALynnr. February s, lao,
fro broke out this morning about
eek at or near tho ten-pln alley on North
natreet In the block where Louea livery
,leis situated. All Of the block was CON
led, from thc stable 10 tho north aido Of
block. That part Of tho block was com
posed Of old rotten buildings, and II II were
not for tho loss 10 indlvlduala the burn would
DO a blessing 10 tho town. Mr., N. Lamro'a
store was burned, though no saved most OF
his whisky, No insurance'--Dlstrct court
IA still In session, and Ia now engaged In try
Ing tho cases against Turnoy, Wyatt and 9TH
ors, charged with stealing cotton of OF tho
train near l,remond. II seems that tho cot
ton was talkon from tho train while II was on
route from Koase 10 Bromond--Wo have
had no mail from tho north since last satur,,
day. Our citizens think tho railroad should
transfcr tho mail oven " thoro Is break In
the road.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-05
Apscinl Notice.

As wo arc DESTROYS TO mako change in
our business, will therefore offer for sale our
entire stock Of dry goods, consisting of stu
pies mostly, woll-sOlected, bought cheap and
suitable to tho wants of the trade. Also II
fine, two.s,ory, brick building, situated on
the corner of Commerce and Johnson streets,
the most convenient store in Eastern Texas
and tho best stand in Mnoola, For further
particulars address us ut Minoola, Wood
county, Texas. SoDERsoN " BRO
ian2ltf.
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Tnirty Years Experience AN AN Od
Surre.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the pre-
scription of one of the best Female PhySi-
clans md Nurses in the United States, and
has been used for thirty years with never fail
ing safety and success by millions of mothers
and children, from tho feeble infant of one
week old 10 the adult. 1t corrects acidity of
tho stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels, and gives rest health and COM
fort to mother and child. We believe 1t is
tho best and surest remedy in the world, in
all cases of Dysontery and Diarrh@a in Chill
dren, whether it arises from teething or any
other cause. Full directions for using will
accompany oach bottle, Mono genuine UNI
less fac-simile Of Curtis ~ Perkins is on the
outside wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers. % cents q
bottle. 3d&wlw
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marriage at the Episcopal church Thursday
morning, but ] suppreas names for tho
prosent,-1'here were no trains on the Cen,
trail Sunday and Judge Prendorgast missed
attending court for the drst time In SIX
yoara,--The State va w, q, jackson, foT
completely In tho murder Of Harry Laekey
Ia act fornoyt Wednesday, Tomorrow ---
The travelling public Me requested 70 give
tho Molloy houie, IN this city, n trial, II has
recently changed hands, and thu manager,
Captain SD. Moore, spares neither pains nor
exponso TO mako tho Molloy house ilral'cla'a
In every particular.
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DENIS0N.
Reported Daily.l

Keported DhiIy'I v.,., ,ooo
DhNisoS' FEBRUARY y ioSO'
The NJ, H. " L. are putting down a now
platform on their side OF the Union depot
II hto be hoped the II. L; Y. VIII follow
suit on their side,---Just before the ID, " D.
H. train pulled out "Wednesday, morning. a
couple of men belonging to the Wallace sis,
ters, troupe had some trouble and proceeded
tile itby stand up and knock downargu-.
is, In the caboose attached to the tram,
20 rounds apparently settled the matter
the train moved off with the belligerents
on board An alarm OF IRE Tuesday
ling brought out the ilro, apparatus, but
: twas only chimney at the residence OF
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Business Notice.

Call on 4. G. Byrn, agent, Terrell, Texas.
He represents the very best fire insurance
companies doing business in Kaufman county.
He will sell or buy city or county property,
or give any information desired concerning
the same. Call and see him. He is also the
agent for the DALLAS DAILY AND. WEEKLY
HERALD AND COMMERCIAL for Kaufman
county, and will deliver every morning the
paper anywhere in the city of Terrell, for
twenty-five cents per week, and take orders
for advertisements and Job work at publish
ers prices. Any business entrusted to him
will be highly appreciated. Office upstairs,
second-door east of the Postotlice, on Moore
avenue, Terrell, Texas.
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Owisg to tho fact that there will be grea,
many Odd Fellows and strangers visiting
Dallas during the meeting Of the Grand
lodge, our friend Craddocl has supplied
himself with an extra supply of his celebrated
Sour Mash Monarch whiskey, together with
a full supply of all goods in his line. We
advise all to go to Craddocks as there they
arc sure of getting what they want, good ar.
ticle, either at his old stand Mt Odd Follows
building, corner of Main and Austin streets
or Branch House in the st. George hotel.
ian30tf
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Thompson, sohott & Co,
OFFICE OF CoSSoR * WALKER,
Wholesale Druggists,

Wholesale Druggists,
Dallas, Texas, j tnuary 81, 1880. J
We have this day sold our entire wholesale
drug business to Messrs. Thompson, Scho.t
IL Co., of Galveston, and cordially recon-
mend them 10 the patronage of our friends
and customers.
Having complete and large stock in
connection with their Galveston house.
we feel fully assured that their facilities for
supplying your wants will be MS ample as
any house III the South or West
CoNNoR & WALKER.
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Wholesale and retail dealer In foreign and
domestic fruits and 0ll kinds Of mus, otc.
Opposite express Office, Dallas, Texas.
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OFFIoE OF THOMPSON, SCHOrr n Co.
Wholesale nuggiAts,

Wholesale Dtuggiats,
Galveston, Texas, jan. 81, 1870.
To better enable us to supply our North
Texas trade, we have this day bought out the
old-established house of Conner Il Walker,
of Dallas, Texas, and within few days will
be prepared to fill your wants as fully and
economically rs from our Galveston house,
THOMPSON, SCuoTr " Co.