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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-27

Alien EOWIeS EXecuteu ~ EhiThefu
Special to the Herald.
Fairfield, via Me1ia, March 26.-Sherifl
II. G. Davis and Deputy Sheriff j.
Q. Anderson arrived here from Corsicana
yesterday in charge of Allen Towles, who
was convicted at the late term of the District
court of the murder Of his wife on Deem
Der 90, 1879. By permission of the authori-
ties obtained this statement from Towles
in his cell:
II have been married four years, and have
always lived happily with my wife. Her
name was Mandy Bond before we married. l
had slways cherished the tenderest feelings
for her. She had reciprocatei as freely.
We had two children whom we both loved,
and which served 10 make stronger our mar
riags ties. l am told that committed the
deed, but Of this l know nothing. / was
yusy drunk on that night and have no knows
edge j, " 1 got homo from the saloon.
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ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK =!
Wo have now fall line in every variety style and finish OF
Wo full line in every variety style and finish
MEN & BOYS
SPRING
CLIO III | NC!

stock have exhibited before and very much
larger than any to be seen in Texas
Buying largely and selling small advance cost trade R not
confined Dallas but extends tho whole North Toxae and Utmost
TO every county the State and frequently Louisiana Arkansas and
New Mexico Dallas Waco Fort Worth and Calvert distributing
centres because the large number of customers reach othcse
points still trade by express parties at distance weud make
fair itself This large trade tells why buy the at best
terms the why have the exclusive sale many choice
patterns Styles promptly the leading merchants of Chicago
or st. Louis while the decomposition handling such goods Texas
enables many attractions not to be found elsewhere
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New York Piano Makers

New York, March 20. -Steinway u Son
have also yielded partially to The strikers
demands, and the mon nrc expected to re-
turn TO work today at an advance 81 Ten per
cent. on former wages. Hall Il Web'r are
now the only firms that hold out.
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Denth of an Editor,

Denver, Col, March %. Nv b. vickers,
late mana, ias tor,of the Tribune, and a
wei .se .9n We tern journalist, died here
ionaiv n, nai esi.-y unso..vne tns
..nJ.Iia.i.. u a ,ds
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-17

Harris. '' ~ Mrs' ID
Murray =, L"iii
Phonetic Spelling. hv Miss Juft.
Ender. ~ oisfcl
vnr school system. hy Mr.. Hcssemer
institute adjourned to NEE, pec",o
oe. ie'n. 1850. NJ N. Anthony. =
~ = ne intention Of each ,ne,,,,a.
'he Institute 10 DO all in their pnwar y y
'hske ne next and following Ius.i,n,os
- - interesting as possible. An who
nave ~ a.. interest in our Common scb"ols
are invited 10 attend. e'''oo's
1EohGEc. COOPER, President
LorrIr MunHAr, Secretary.
me above minutes are published 4,
'pecIai request. though they were abon,
lhree weeks reaching us from -, AM
nony. u teachers want heir nroceaa j
ngs published, they should be f,,rnIshoa|
rs nrst mail after date. They bcco,nclI
'aie by waiting year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-17

The second regular meeting Of ,hs
teachers Of Madison township waS held
- the Vaughn >chOcl-hou-e. dee I. All
issu- The house Was called 10 order Y,
Y ~ a M ~ NJ. BiideT ick i'm the chair
The Inst was opened by singing bv the
choir aud devotional exercises hv n. n
Green The Secretary being absent
Jones hemp was elected pro tenn.
Ine tirSt exercise on the programme
was i How 20 teach Compound Nun.
bcrs- hv Miss Lou Mahan. she beinv
absrnt Mr. wm- Whittsct took charge NJ
the subject which he handled In a vcry
'nAs'rEiy manner. dwelling principally
upon the ansIy Is OF problems.
Penmanshsp. BY Miss Dillon. She
being absent ~ the time Nr. WIN. puctt
kindly took up the subject. which M
handled in very respectable manner.
rntering intD the analysis of the letter.
NJ the Alphabet, which ended IN lively
ilssmSsiom- after which tile choir favored
hr Institute with some excellent muSir.
MF- r. u. s'rrcu next called the attcn-
am 0t thr ia.s. ty he History vf Phil.
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- ma ~ NJ fn*.s ~ .Ae rranrs..a, a, q, Y.
W.T. *FN r'Af ~ WA ft w tftsb " fhrht. r,.,s, NJ
t"-At AZ ~A tr ArrwrHsn "a shr matter " ,,r~r.. .
T~aA. wAu'h nay arise Fe.rx ,...t y
f-e f~H rt frisn4 W eaGtarisn Y, .i. .,l N. = 4
~ @~A'hf.siF frHrrftte atf ID s4~tasninr ,h,. ~ .
""NFtN " A1ri &rir Arl.1s fsr III .ss irnn IN ,Is
't-s IN y. r~tfNEx. IAsrr1. fxnss~,.
Man proposes. but God eli.nos.x : \.
= true = y j. irife. Nepropo.eI !, fr,s
weeks ago. - conduct this column ,on,s
'cn arroui.t ~ our geographical pnsiri.,n
a'sd tiAe good ihat il might 10. than NJ
any Other motive. bun circumstances
over which We hal no control. frl~fr,t.I
our Infeniions of naking ID A. bet-tiriaI
r. We anticipated We hope. III 4 I'M.
nras Tor man % indnlge iii the iliu-'on.
81 hope % make up for our past nna-
so'r~rle siercliriipn bs -, ipr. ~ ti.d-
sns sid amt presenting. ~cln4th.ny N.
benefit TO our cv-Iaborers. We know
'"Al there srr many around a. u No mich,
lsHi = helping hand but rhev ~ n.r
snd why ilAis j. thusly 10 a. -ee,neft,f y
nei''er Mete nor ju>r But. assisted W
nr-aken- We iMsend 90 bear the brunt, \,
i Dest We raH. and I il tAke> more ,...r.
'-iaisess i1An actusFed the mind ~ a.
.ois"i' 20 conquer the A -. lie ro!ann
hali not totally faiI.
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Minutes o. the December Ncctin-
81 the Isainhrid-e TownshfD
Teachers Institute

lhe insiitnie convened At Jasper. De
cemsrr llth- ls8a II b :.bg 4. NJ. Mir, n
- Nelriaiur ia Eha rhnir. Men,.
nrrsenf- Miss Naggie Nohr. j i,
Mesnhl"r- II g. Fink and q. X. Wilson
~ 'ife Fequest Of the Institute NJ n;
". G0Oyrr tvnk tile chair.
The first exercise Wa conIuetea N,
Mt. Cooper Subject. How AZ ,e,~I,
I-and or square Measure. This snb;....
y a presented by tie Aid or the hnssl
anh VA very Interesting ami Instructive
$50 ~ y H~nn next took the door
rE1lrrt History Of i'hiladelnhia.
he Institute IiIen took few minutes
recess. alter Nhich Mr. Cooper drew NJ
map % Dubois county uy.on the boar,l
.nd gave his method " teaching ti,eI
sssne -
The institute, cn motion. then took
iniermi~~ion uuril O'clock =. WI
a. flse afternoon the fir-t exers.ise VA
rnniuctef b. Mis- Maggie Nohr. sub-
irrt. rinnrtic Spelling.
Nr. H. a. Fink next claimed The ~
rnsicn - the Institute. Subject Res-
'irnriom.
Mr. 4 r. Mslchi0r next stood bcfora
he Institute subject PHYSICAL Fca-l
ures ffhc United states.
Ihe following Programme was then
sinpfef for The next fn-fifmfe: Z
Map uf >unth America. Nis. Nohr "A
I0Eernnent ~ the United states. m IA
:. Fink
Paper Currency of the United states X
J. X Wiissn. j
How - teach the Construction ofret-
-. Mrs ~ GutgselI.
AnA1Fsi- iH braruuar. "a. II Sweeney
Reading Ia Fourth Reader. Mis- Julial
Mixing Words. Jno. r. Mclchiar
Dsstous system Mrs Alice X t.rccne q
bow ~ Increase Attendance. n. 1, u
imk. y,
1he Force 6f Habit. a. VI. Sweeney N
hT- 1"nrer them made few VERY in- Vi
re-'ia- remarks on the preparations l.
1rhers ~iApuld make on the subjects ~ -
presesfss. tciure The Institutes. ~
lhe minutes were then read and
opted. H
The thanks of the Institute were thsr
notion presented 70 Mr. Cooper for ~
Kindness in conducting Tie esrrriSr~ q.
me Two important subjects OF ..iIow 81
teach Land or square Measure ana
. Map Of omr own County, I {.
The Secretary was then instructed tol
nd the minutes OF this Institute ~ thel
tor of the Educational column turirla
biicafion. lup
~ motion. the Institute adjourned 10
e. the 18th day ~ January. issI. @a'
81 g. COOPER. Pres pro TEN. L.
TO X WIIsox- Secretary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-17

\ Prcsidcnt-clect Garfield was fortv-nino
wears old the 19h of last month. When
he takes his seat in the White House
next March he will be the third Youngest
president the republic has ever had.
Grant was the Youngest, having lacked
one month OF foriy-sevcn years when in
auguratcd. Franklin Pierce was four
days younger than Garfield will be next
March when he was inauguraicd. Two
other presidents we're in their iifticth wear
when inaugurated- James X. Polk ana
MiIlard Fillmore bat The one was seven
'ecn days and the other five months older
han Garfield will be. The next youpp-
sst was John Tyler, who was over fitiy-
Dnc when he succeeded 10 Harrison's
barely begun term OF Office.
Abraham Lincoln was fifty-two years
I'd, and Martin Van buren, and II. II.
Hayes not quite fifty-fivc. Andcw Jack
on lacked eight months OF heiur finv-
even. and George Washington had pass-
q that age when inaugurafed. Oddly
nongh, the four consecutive presidents
thomas jefferson, James Madison.
amcs Monroe and John Quincy Adams
rcrc each IN their fifty-righl h year when
na,guratcd. Zachary Taylor and Tin
ccanoc Harrison were sixty-five and
Nty-cight respectively when they took
lc OATH Of Office, and neither lived to
y out his term. In point Of age James
uchanan came between the two, being
tho sixfy-sixth year when inauguratcd.
hc average age ofprcsidcnfs al inaugu-
zion mas been fifty-scvcn years.
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(. Adelpliia." Mr.. Green showed ~ ~.
"Hy he handled the subject HAT lie had
given i no little attention. The Inst
then took recess until d. m.
After paftaking ~ ihat ,lelirions bas
) which was capable Of calling into action
tlie digestive apparatus. fhe Inst. was
called % order by Mr.. Bild.rb.ck ~
~ chair The first in order was music
by the choir.
~ motion. the chair appointed Misses
Dillon and Miller mud Il. n. Green ~
arrange q prngrammc for the next meet
taken up.
An exercise IN Parsing was cond,,ctoa
~ siF. Wm Pirkle- Mr.. Pirkle grasped
holh ~ ne subject with that energy and
~eai which showed that he was thor
oughy acquainted with II.
IN exercise in Geography. Subject
oFms and Motions Of The Earth. =
which WAS disposed OF la brieffnanner. !
Ahe Choir then favored the Inst. with
some melnil"u- strains ~ music, after
which Nr Nildcrback called The attnn-
non of me Inst ~ the subject Of .uodu-
lhi"n quite number OF his pupil-
peih@ present. he called class ana
'howed II very hriei but elegant man
ler M method oF teaching Mudularion.
Ire next thai appeared OH The pro-
.tamhle WINS subject on Relation oil
Teachers % Socieis. opened by Mr.. ,
rreen- Who made an eloquent address.
ontain!ng some good advice 10 Teachers.
'trenis and pupils iIe wa. followed
"A icw appropriate remarks from Mr.
iildcrback. 2
;.
rider :" n
Inc committee submitted the follow !,
l- programme. q
Primary Class IN Reading. Miss Mahan. w
iaper Currency Of the United States. :.
: X. Green.
Difficulties 70 overcome in Spelling o.
H. KNIFE Cooper. N
Analysis by Diagram. Jones Kemp. ~
How ~ teach The CONSTRUCTION of LET &c
r.. Miss Jennie Miller. va
iii-tory Of Slavery In the Tnifea ~
aies. Miss HELEN Dillon. w
Ds-eon~ System. Miss Lydia Bonita. ~
Government Of the United States. + VS.
(. Biiderhark. ~
y was then determined 10 hold ihc ~
xt Inst. AZ the Mahan School-house 20
ar ireland. co
Next ~ order was The reading of the ~
nGle-. which were read and adontcd ~
IN motion. the Secretary was request -
VI furnish copy ~ The proceedings M
tlil~ meeting 10 the edl,r- or the .Ta-- "
fourier and Ireland Argus for pub ,a' a
alton IsS
vote Of thanks Wa then rendered 10 ~"
choir tvr their excellent music. and ~
~ The many visitors numbering sih'
''it sixty, consisting Of both parents 'ne
pupils eoii
'n motion. tho Institute then adjourn npo
\" meet NJ the Mahan School-house par
Iuary sih. 1881. nut
Il. MI siT.DTRR.1rr D. ~ d
oxEs kENP. Secretary pal
THAT
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y 'frnunted out SIeU ~ gold apd ,lo. ,
RI ont ten silver dollars Tha ,'dl p"sn-
iclpfessed regret at having ~ tals s,c,
weight OF silver. which sho ~a;d .,a
c"nid not conveniently carry uer .a'' 80
repeaied her objection ~ ~.
'eler' adding that as me cheek ,a.. .e
:. 'or interest upon ihc four per cant NJ.
u ~ moi understand that they coulL u.
pad partly n silver. The teller ',f ot,a" -
f-ively replied: 0''' ohc"-
y. 'Oh, did not see that thev woro q.
slhteresf- and Instead Of subslitu,;pr oola
DIOR SILVER. he added seven more s;I.a'.
: noiiars 20 The ten 10 which Tie ladv *.
1ee'ed. and decreased the COLI bv m.
same amount. lie pushed tbc mona',
ou' upon the glass window ledge but NV.
banker refused to receive II. Hav;nr
ia'ien 70 receive courteous Treatment 4.
determined 10 stand uLon Lis IegaI
'lsnis ana he formally demanded sII
goin ior The checks. The teller said that
ne guessed that he knew best how ~ nm
uis de~k, aud he knew what his instr,c.
''o"s We're. The ankerinsisted that tbe
INSTRUCTIONS could not be in violation of
INV. NV: ana he called Assistant Treasures
',,,N"usc ~, attention 10 the matter.
nc Assistant Treasurer upbeld ,lo
'c'ier saying that the Instructions wcre
" Pay zen per cen. Of the interest IN lii
''' ne offered. however. upon seeing
ne pankers determination TO have ,he
i"es''on winch had been so long smotb-
~. seilied. 70 accommodate the lady Lv
~ ,''T ne whole amount in gold. The
''nN,r refused 10 accept any favors. and
r." 'i,h' ne would not take the money
= soid' except he received II as his legal
'Hnt. Inc Assistant Treasurer declined
pay the checks all In gold npon such
7 Understanding. The checks were re-
''"rn' ana the banker al once wrote 10
y iseasury Department Although
'iicient time has elapsed he has not re.
rived an answer.
4" incir treatise upon government bonds
'essrs' FISH Hatch. referring to tho
y, mat All Of the bonds and obligatious
me United States have been invariahlv
'nsetied IN gold coin, say:
ihe duty and propricty of their being
paid. as the only just fulfilmcnt OF tbe
npIied obligation Of the Government. as
'e only mode Of payment consistent
IN me national honor, aud as the onlv
isc and safe policy for the mainfenance
,he public credit, have never been
lied IN question.
ne hciion OF the United States Gov
nment in heretofore redeem no ali its
legations. when not otherwise express
provided in the contract, in money
'rpied as offnll and standard value IN
me money markets of the world. has
zen 10 the bonds Of The United Statesn
OF and a currency more universal
y those Of any other Government on
III. ~
= view OF these time -honorcd prece-
ts. aud of the just satisfaction which
afford 70 the national self respect. a.
Y as The incalcuIablc pecLniarv benefit
Ich they confer on The National Treas
~ the negotiation OF recent and fu-
loans 40 low rates Of interest. We do
believe that any bonds, or other OBJ
t'ons Of the United States, will ever
aid OF 10 any coin or currency df
value than gold coin. except nc the
on OF the holder. unless payment
'rwisc than in gold coin has been ex-
sly provided for in the terms Of the
ract.
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Jackson Township Institute.

institute met m 81. Anfhonv. Supt.
/. 1oopeF Ia the chair. Dr. Harris. .Tacob
iiessemer. Frank >chnell James Murray
land i-otiic Murray were The members
present Nr. Limp and Mr. Fritz wcre
Visitors. lnsrilnte being called Ia order
iotiie Murray drilled a class ~ Rea,lipv'
subject. Articulation, concluded by
Mr.. Cooper. ~
NJ hes~emer conducted class IN
hisiory. Subject: Plymouth Colony.
Mr. cooper made 4 few remarks upop
ssiendiny Institutes. aud then drilled
eiass IN Teaching Beginners, in The ab-
senr~ ~ sister >chr0erter.
Institute then took intermission until
~ D. w. 'SS'" ""'''
,nsulute met promptly At 80 y. m.
hr- >ehnell was called upon to lriIl
riAss ~ Physiology. but was excused
upon the plea Of not being prepared
Mr. Murray was called 10 fhc fioor ana
!nvc ~ method OF teaching Marking oft
letters, ccncinded Nv Mir. Cooper.
Nr. He~~emcr was called mon ~ ~.
sent the suljcc. Of Geography. which
consisted of a. Map of Dnhois couutv
drawn upon the black board by him. as-
sisted by the class Mr. ITessemer nrc-
""'.lNtt A. ~ ~ " ~ tifHI MIS clear ,
AHd accurate. Mr.. Cooper added \ rew
which ended the recitation. ,
with which all were well pleased and !,
earned something they will not forget.
IT, Murray read an essay entitled :
The Teachers Work.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS. p
n. anthony was chosen a. tho place y
or noldlng the next Institute. ID
y motion that "the minutes az thc y
aeeling be forwarded 10 The editor j, p
ne Jasper Courier for publication was
made and carried. " v
PROGRAMME toR NEXT MEETING. Z u
10Y. TOW 70 teach Compound Numbers, by \,
lister Schroeder. I'M
History Of Philadelphia. BY JacobIb
respiration. BY DR.. Harris. I'm
\ l.ottic MURRAY. a
inysiehl Features OF the Tinted Sfatcs. lm
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For six months. : /. ! 20


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Each subsequent Insertion. IS crs-
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for transient advertisements rcasona-
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One Of the strongest arguments against
The theories Of the protcciionists Is found
~ the fact that many unprotected indus
tries thrive the bcs'. For instance Tho
unprotected Industry III Ohio Of manu-
featuring statesmen successfully holds iis
lwn against the whcle outside woilL.
II Chicago Times.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-18
ST. PAUL TRADE.
Feehly RerietU of the st. Paul Markets.
OFFICE OF THE GLOBE,
CIR pArI March 16 1891


An improved feeling has characterized the
movement in mercantile circles during the past
week, and the volume of trade has materially
increased as compared with the week preceding.
The prevalence of cold weather, however, has
offered serious drawback in the opening of y
downright brisk spring business, which has re
tarded the movement in all departments of
trade notable effect of this condition has
been the absence of merchants from the inte-
rior, and as yet the bulk of business il almost
wholly transacted on order account.
The prospects for decidedly heavy move
ment during the ensuing season are not IL the
least diminished, and the situation is regarded
most hopefully by all concerned. The fluctua-
tions in values during the week have been less
marked than for any corresponding period
within the last six months and the impression
is strengthened that prices have generally
reached point from which there will not be
a very decided deviation. The most favorable
indication, perhaps, from local standpoint, is
the immense activity manifested in real estate
circles, and the unmistakable signs of improve
ments everywhere apparent foreshadow the
most pronounced and prosperous season, IN
the way of material advancement. ever expe-
rienced in st. Paul.
The grain market has been moderately active
daring the week, but the receipts of wheat in st.
Paul have been so light in volume as to barely
more than establish quotations, The demand
is of course active, and all offerings are readily
absorbed by local dealers. Owing to the
unfavorable character of advices and the
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-18
ROCHESTER,.

lie remains OF James Burke, former
barber in this city, We're brought here for in
terment.
We are panied to announce the death of
Mrs. Bradley, after long and painful ill
ness. She was owner of the we'll known and
popular hotel, the Bradley House.
There is good advertising dodge going
around that G. Paul Smith, who is making
nearly all the places of importance in the
southern part of the State, is lady.
A little Juror was created yesterday near
the depot by the runaway of farmer team
that, aside from the slight bruisipg of said
granger and wrecking the wagon, would not
bs worthy of mention.
At the Olmsted County Teachers institute
Johns and State Superintendent Burt are in
attendance. Tomorrow evening DR.. Johns
lectures before the institute. Subject /:
Origin and History of the English Lam
gueSe.
Saint Patrick's day was celebrated in a
quiet way. At 1870 high mass was observ-
ed at st. Johns church, the several societies
attending in body, Rev. Father Pagan,
Winona, assisting Revs. Bruton and Wurst,
after which Rev. Bruton delivered an ora
ton: "Virtues and Failures of the Irish
People, At 2:3O, in st. Johns Hall, the as
sembly was welcomed by Rev. Father Bru-
ton, followed by the following toasts: "The
day we celebrate" by Mr.. McLaughlin;
"The societies of Olmsted county," respond
ed by Chris. Heffron; "The Church and the
Republic by Rev. Father Wurst; "The
ladies'" response by Thos. Neville. Reel
tation by Robert Montague. The church
choir and 120 Temperance Cadets inter-
spersed the above with songs, which occu-
pied the afternoon. In the evening, the
drama Temptation" and the farce "Turn
Him Out" was rendered, the proceeds to go
to the famine stricken people of Ireland, al
worthy cause which will undoubtedly be vel
patronized.
At special meeting of the city council at
their rooms last evening, Mayor Coudery,
Aldermen Written, Porter, Hurd, and Shan
non, present. The business being the adop-
ton of a constitution and bylaws, and the
amendment of the fire ordinance. Section
l stated that in place of the 125 men for
merly in the department, eighty.two were
selected, who are to be compensated every
six months as the common council deem
proper; section describes the duties of the
city engineer. This ordinance was read three
times and passed. The recorder next read
the constitution and bylaws as presented by
the committee, which was the same as the
old, with these exceptions, Fines are i'm
posed if not arriving at fire with his COM
pany % cents; for not returning so cents;
for non attendance $1.0O; for non attend
ance at regular or special meeting 25 cents;
to be deducted from the compensation paid
by the city, and hereafter the bell will indi
cate by signal the ward in which the fire
occurs. Aid. Written was ordered to have
the rules and regulations governing the de-
partment, printed. Two new street lamps
were ordered and the council adjourned.