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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-15
THE PRINTERS STRIKE,

llD L MIN lhAhS ~ ANA+A@'
On las. Monday tho proprietor3 OF thu
herald were addressed through written
communication by several of the compost
tors TO the effect that they, these compost
ors. all of whom are "union' printers, "ir
view of The derelictions Of duty Of the fore
man, request his immediate removal ind the
substitution OF craftsman more acceptable
10 all parties concerned" To this was sp-
pended the following italicised resolution
''Resolvcd, That this instrument must not
DO considered rs preparatory stop toward
a strike against you us proprietors OF tho
HERALD" Hereto we responded, Offering
to conform to the request MS made; but rs
our foreman was non.union printer aud vs.
our and their immediate dismissal of him
would have thrown him as such with his
wife AMI children helpless and without
living, we suggested in the evening after
getting through with the payroll, that he
be allowed to remain until morning and SUI
perintond the forms ms he hal done as Their
foreman for the last eight months. Wa bad
purposed to otherwise provide for the fore
man on tho next day with situation else.
where, and indeed which we subsequently
learned he could control for himself To
this communication of ours We received the
following;
DALLAS, October II, l,s3,
Messrs Pfouts, Elllou& Hail.
GENrLEMEN-You letter received and
read, and in reply we regret 10 say that We
cannot any longer, through seli'respect
work under the present foreman. Please
relieve him at once and we shall see that
your PAPERS gotten cut on time.
Very Respectfully,
THE COMPOSITIONS.
To the above we declined to acccde, ms We
could conceive of no reason why those who
had so long worked under this foreman
could not accommodate us and him only ont
night more, especially as he was so diigont-
ly, amiably and competently then on duty
and as every hour of every man WAS needed
for the unusually heavy business involved IL
the Indiana, Ohio and other pending cleo
tions. In reply to our course the aforesaid
compositors left the rooms in Il body; where
upon the proprietors and the editors OF thi:
paper, most of them practical printers them
selves and always prepared for such or any
other emergency whatever, went immediate
ly, aided by some of our regulars, to the
cases and desks, and replaced by double duty
the retiring parties A new and excellent
force of nonunicnists from this and other
cities is now being rapidly organized, und in
a couple of days We will hayo u far better
one, We regretted to have to part with tn,
old force, for they generally were Glove
men and boys, and we regretted to SEQ then
leave positions where they had for SO long
time, as they express themselves, been SC
comfortably situated, so promptly and adc
quately paid in full on every MonaaN aut
such smicabs relations as employers and
employees existed. But there is point beyond
which liberSlity takes the name Of weakness
concession verges upon cowardice, and
where unreasonable exaction must meet the
consequences of its own impetuosity, and &c
that point this paper cannot, can never 60
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-15
NOTICE.

A N ENOELLENT opportunity to engage as
"A partner or On salary, in an honorable
as well as pleasant, profitable and permanent
business, is offered to a person OF fair business
9uSInncations, who can furnish five thousand
nollars capital or credit to extend the business
Fifteen Thousand dollars in good as sets and the
capital may be handled and controlled as Sc
curity for the investment.
Address Q. ". WARREN,
Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-15

Gov. Roberts declines to establish 9uarsn-
tine against New Orleans, until he learns that
there is yellow fever there. He does not be-
lieve, even if there have been few cases in
that city, that quarantine is justifsble.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-15

An accident occurred to freight train on
the International railroad near Jewett on
Friday night in which the engineer lost hi,
life.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-15
A Foul.sIou,hcd lrnmnn

is even worse than a foul -moulhei man. But
10 one need DO foul-mouthed ifthey will only
use Sozodont and rub it in well. Don't spare
the brush and spoil the mouth, as some
parents do with their children when they
withhold the rod.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-15

A few more good printers wanted to work
in our Job office and competition rooms
Steady employment at regular rates,
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
Hotel Improvements.

A system Of electric bells, similar to
those used in the Continental and Bing-
ham Hotels, Philadelphia, will be placed
in the Clayton House by Mr.. Westbrook
| Of the Western Union Telegraph Co.
Electrical connection will be made with
each room, and a button arranged in
the room SO that touch will ring the
bell in the Office and at the same time
show by means of an indicator, the
number Of the room from which the
call is made. Other improvements are
being made both within and without
the house. A speaking tube is TO be
put in connecting with the Laundry.
New Brussels carpets are to be put in
the halls and in the rooms on the first
1oor.
The interior and the exterior Of the
building will be re-painted. The
painting in the dining hall and gentle
mems reception rooms has already been
done.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

home and abroad Oar elevated and
refined social stains dts our Southern
gentlemen for foreign representatives
much bettsr than your Mo.leys, Ever.
etts, Washburnes and Taylors who
are literary upstarts, without the pres
tiga OF our aristncratio blood.
D.-Thess things must be kept in the
dark. Onr unwashed Democracy would
kick at them. For even in their ignor-
ance and degradation they consider
themselves equal to your rose -eolored
aristocrats in the South, and without
them the Democratic party would have
no show at all.
B.G.--Just so. Well we will say moth
ing about these things until after the
election, and II the Black Republican
orators and editors charge as with any
sdoh designs, our Democratic leaders,
both South and North, must deny them
and call 1t the bloody shirt | We have
great confidence in your Northern Dem
ocratic editors, for they have cheek
enough to brow. beat the devil himself !!
80 we consider our "lost cause" safe in
their hands.
Dali right We will do the best
we can for yon. Garfield must BE- kept
out Of the White House, and Hancock
must go there by fair means, or by
foul, for We are not going to permit
the rascally Republicans to cheat us
out OF our President again. Mark what
| tell you! And by the way, General,
when we get the President, want a
fat Office myself, and although am no
Southern man, yet l am Northern
man with Southern feelings and sym,
pathies, and as such | look to the
Southern wing Of the Democracy to
give me lift. ....
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
YOUNG BLOOD.
Youthful Demoe rats Meet and Or.
Eantzo.

L
A meeting Of the youthful Democracy
was held last evening in the Jefferson
Club rooms, c. 7. Horn presided, and
Il. G. Bertoette was elected secretary.
The officers of the club are
President. Harry sharpley.
Vice Presidsnt,-C. T. Horn.
secretary,-a. G. Bertolette.
Treasurer,-W. s. Almond.
Committee on Permanent Organiza-
tion,-H. W. McIntire, E. 81. Eckel, J.
T. Traynor, ]. II. Morgan, W. 8. ALL
mond.
Committee on Rules aud BYLAWS
II. Sharplsy, 3. H. Eokel. W. Fl. Farra,
W. s. Almond, Geo. J. Finch and
Robert R. Jeffsries.
Committee on Finance. B. Ber-
toilette, Paul Bright, Geo. Quinn, J. C..
Montgomery and John T. Traynor.
Committee on Uniform.-C. c. Mont
gomery, Il. W. MoIntire, II. c. John.
son, B. F. Cooling and Robt.- R. JET
ferries.
The Committee on Rules and By Laws
were directed to propose name for the
organisation.
A vote Of thanks was given to the
Jefferson Club for the use of the room.
During the evening seventy.fve
names were enrolled.
The club then adjourned until next
Wednesday evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
OUR REROBOrH LETTER.

After the rain sunshine = Madam
JarIey's wax aish.
cd Visitors at the Bright House
Expert BafheEs - Train Deten.
tiOns
REHoBoTH BEACH, Del, July 2S, $50.
After an Intervention Of 80 much rain
and gloomy weather during the last
week, the hearts of the Rehobothians
are once more gladdened by the sp-
pearance Of old "Sol" shining in all
his splendor, making everything bright
and hopeful looking with his cleaning
rays.
Nothing has been more heartily vel
coined, by us, than the escape from the
dreariness experienced during the un-
comfortable state OF the weather in the
past few days.
Although it has not greatly inter
tered with our pleasure, still it is far
more preferable to he greeted by the
cheerful rays Of the sun, than it is to
be forever surrounded by gloomy and
misty atmosphere, especially at the
sea shore.
Well, everything goes on very pleas
antly here. and, as the season advances
and the number of visitors increases,
the place assumes more lively ap-
pearance. .-z
The guests at the Bright House are
very apt at planning new amusements
and consequently one is never lost for
something to occupy his time.
A party of ladies and gentlemen gave
performance Of Madame Jarley's wax
works, at the hotel, last evening, in
which the persons participating assum-
ed the statuity Of wax figures. After
being placed perpendicularly on the
Platform, they were wound up, and
went through the various motions re-
quired in the representation of the
play. A great deal Of fun was expe-
rienced, and the entertainment was a
very enjoyable one to both the audi
ence and players.
Hon. T. +. Bayard, Hon. W. G.
Whiteley and DR.. J. A. Draper, of VIII
mington, put up at the Bright House
yesterday. The gentlemen had just
landed at Lewes, from the pilot boat,
T. r. Bayard. in which they had been
cruising for several days past. In the
afternoon their schooner appeared in
sight in front Of the hotel and saluted
them by the firing Of cannon. The
party left for Lewes at about 80 in
the afternoon.
Gov. Jas. Ponder and family, and
Lewis Thompson, Esq, collector of the
port Of Wilmington, are now stopping
at the Bright.
A grand hop was given in the dining
hall Of the hotel, last evening, in which
a large number of dancers enjoyed
themselves until an advanced hour in
the night. These hops are quite fire.
quent and are supported by large par
ties from different parts Of the state.
The bathing remains fine and a
great many take advantage Of ii.
Amongst the expert bathers, Capt. Geo.
Johnson and his attractive daughters
figure prominently. Mr.. Horace Cause
and Prof. Ferd. Fullmer are very skill
full surf bathers.
The train which leaves this depot at
II o'clock, q. n., was detained yester-
day until 2 o'clock, r. m. in consequence
Of the engine jumping the track. A
great many complaints are made of the
irregularity of the trains on this road,
and very little reliance is placed on
their punotuality. o P. B.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EoAP SOAP I! AT GRANGER STORE,
~ l0s Z. 9th st Come one and all and buy
a lot Of this fine olive soap at cents a bar,
the cheapest soap in the county fer the price.
We have only uy poxes ioi: out Of 600, end
when 1t is all gone you will bs tory You 6:&
not secure some of II. We have dead shot ih
starch at &C., it is excellent we have lot Of
cakes that can't be excelled maocaroons, 25c.
b cream lady finger at l4c d fruit biscuit,
2B for 2bc.; ginger Snaps, 1Ic.; SD soda cakes
for 25c. The best 25c. coffee In the city both
mild and strong. Don't forget our Foster tea
at 5Oc., it Is excellent. 1t would take o whole
newspaper to enumerate all the bargains we
have opened to-day, but come to the Granger
store, 1OS E. 9th st., and SEQ for yourselves.
72at3t T. N. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
Tho AssessOrship.

Among the many names presented to
voters to select a candidate from for the
Office Of Assessor at the approaching Re-
publican nomination none should be
more favorably considered than the
present incumbent, Mr.. Edward Pro-
vost. This gentleman is too we'll and
favorahly known to the property hold
ers Of the Northern District, to need any
extended eulogium in his behalf. He
possesses in an eminent degree the very
essential qualifications Of good assess
or, impsrtiality, fairness, gentlemanly
courtesy aud q very accurate concep,
tion of the value Of Real Estate. his
long term in the ONCE speaks fully Of
his popularity and ability. It is the
interest Of every tax payer to see that
he is nominated. Taxpayers want ef-
ficiency and ability, and in the whole
field none can claim as much.
PRe BoEo PVgLIoo.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

you are bilious, have q headache
ache in every bone Of the body
Dr.. Simms' Anti Bilious Powders
great bilious tonic. Price 25c. ; by
J, 300. Depot, 4th and King streets
lmington, Del.
all at Steam Mills, 308 West From
ut, for old wheat -four. | have th'
-four in the city for 3 cts. per ID,
only s. 80 per barrel. Try it. T
Steward.
eOrge c, Crabb has put in Is balls
The bust for the champion cue at tbs
room Of David Goldsberg, Jr., l0f
BIT Seventh street.
Pickles Poultry Powder, for cholers
other diseases Of fowls, sold by
FlOr 4 Fullerton, Druggists, No. 30i
Rg street.
Il the best and most popular Toilet
Nursery Powders for sale by J. R,
ftman, Druggist, Fifth and Poplar
bets.
Il. Barr, the practical butcher,
started fresh and salt meat store
Brsndywine Village, Ninth Ward.
tdney-Wort is natures remedy for
'ney and liver diseases, piles and
Rtipation.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
gtraugo but True.

In May, 1879, young miss, living
on Walnut street, stepped upon {
skewer, running 1t in her foot near the
junction of the large with the second
toe. The wound was at once examined
and not being able to detect anything,
it was thought the skewer had been
pulled out in her jump and scare. The
foot was dressed and the external part
Of ths wound soon healed. From that
day she has been a constant sufferer
with the foot until a few days past,
when about an inch and a quarter Of
the same identical skewer was removed
at the inner part Of the feot just be-
reath the instep. She is again able to
use her foot with ease and comfort.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
From HARRINGTON ,

Special correspondence Of the Republican.
HARHrScreS, July 2s, 1880.
Oar farmers are generally pretty
we'll done thrashing their grain, and
have had good yield of wheat. Oats
are poor, corn is looking we'll, and
can assure you that old Marsh Hope
will make good report when the time
corues TO fill our cribs, as termed with
us, and Of which our venerable Senator,
ex-senator, and Governor boast so
much when they come down into old
Misspillion in political campaign to
arouse the enthusiasm Of their patri-
otto followers.
The Boys do not seem to enthuse
much for the soldier candidate but
think they will all turn in when old
"Shaves," as Mr.. s. T., calls him,
sounds his Bugle. READER.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
..prC,.L nENTIoS.
rwo aIa solalers DID.

Ina, Two Old soldiers Dis'
..,sls d. T. Bsaursgard, sd.,is o. Louis
~, and a. Jubal A. Barly, o. o.,a.g. vars.n'a, =
.ssin 1 recently in New Vrieans, T. ! s.,s. s'
a|a,sna ass,u the drawings Of the eels, !,
Ii,I'ou Y louisiana State Lottery, Of which ,'
y a.. The commissioners on behal' ,
|. 81 State and people. They went -a .
y 1' Tork with regularity aAd pre-
|, sv,I snS The result was that in add
b, ,, Sus catering around among fortu-
70 :. ,O"s r.stors s2o,O ,OOOs aud $40, ooOs'
/ irsT a.. half capital prize of Soo,,
n, | an Intelligent young derman
y " eoores Fred. Jussen, whose res
81 y !, UIJ in Brooklyn, who has collect.
20 !, ooney 10 M and written TO his friends
s,msnv ), r announcing his good for
Por further information apply
4 A. Dsuphin, New Orleans IA "a,
tns \ a. person Dn at 3ls Broadway Ne"
Dttu
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
GALLAGHER's FATAL DELAY.
A r. W. & b. Track Hand stands in
the way OF an Express end 10
KnOe b G d Into Kingdom Como.

Knoeked d into Kingdom Como.
The South bound train on the Phila
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad, due here at 4. As last evening
struck and instantly killed trach
hand named William Gallagher abou
two thousand feet south OF Shellpo
bridge.
Gallagher is one Of the floating ganf
of which N. 7. Tubbs is foreman. H,
has been in the employ OF the Railroad
company about two weeks and previou:
TO that he had been working on tht
Philadelphia and Baltimore Contra
Railroad. He is sbout thirty-fve years
of age and single, an Irlshman by ma
ton ality and without relatives in Viii.
mington.
Yesterday the gang worked a! put
ting down cross ties between the Bran
dy vine and Shellpot. Gallagher was
working with Patrick Hanlan. When
the time for the train to pass approach
ed Tubbs told his men to look out and
walked up the track. Gallagher and
his mate were on the north bound
track. When the train approached all
the men were told to get out Of the
way. Hanlan left the track, but Gal
lagher remained. Had he stayed on
the north bound track he 4vorld have
been safe, but, crowbar in hand, when
told to get oUt of the way again, he
quietly stepped over on the south
bound track, right in the way of the
engine. The train was close upon him
then, and he had taken only one OF
two steps walking down the track
when the oow-catcber struck him and
hurled him to one side.
The train was running with great
speed at the time and the force with
whichit struck Gallagher was sufficient
to hurl him clear across both tracks
and land his mangled body in ditch
twenty yards away. When he was
picked up he was lifeless. His head
was fearfully crushed and split open,
while the brains had oozsd out. 1t is
thought that in falling before the To-
s)motive when he was tossed his hei d
struck the end Of a cross-tie.
The body was brought TO this city
on the same train and an inquest was
held at 8 O'Clock, with the following
Jury: B. F. Townsend. foreman, J
Charles H. Foster, (Secretary,) John J.
Dougherty, John Turner, L. W. Pal
mer, John Irelan, Anton Hence, W. d.
Baboock, Charles H. Gardner, Geo. &.
Wheeler, John Matthews and J. H.Pos-
ter. ...... ...
The witnesses examined were M. T.
Tubbs, foreman, and the following
members Of the gang: William R. Gil.
bert, Patrick Hsnlan, John Boyle,
Patrick Donahue, John soanlan and
William Coffin. The evidence was in
with the facts given above
and q verdict was rendered that he
came to his death by being accidently
struck by an engine.
Gallagher has friends living at Nor.
ton Station, Delaware county. These
have been telegraphed to. He has
been boarding in South Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
m. o. n. A.

The Moral Suasion Association viii
hold special meeting at their usua
meeting place, on Friday evening, at
o'clock, to take action in regard to tht
Sunday temperance meeting to be held
in the Opera House, under the aus picef
Of several Of the temperance organisa
tivns of our city.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
lfyou Arc Niclk.

h the Kidney-yVort advertisement in
|thsr column, and it will explain to
the rational method Of getting we'll.
|nsp Wort will save you more doc
Il bills than any other medicine
Dvn. Acting with specific energy on
kidasys and liver, 1t cures the
st diseases caused by their derange-
bt. Use il at once.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
r.i,Lard or Butter 2

tbv will our farmers persist in
ljne the market with such quanti-
1 Of white, lsrdy looking butter,
n they can, by the use Of Wells,
|bsrdscu 4 Co.'s Perfected Butter
4, make ii Of the golden color Of
n The year round. Any butter
ser will tell you that such q color
make difference Of from three TO
cents per pound.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
An Ice N fsh an.

One Of the Kennebso Ice Company's
wagons broke down near Rising Sur
yesterday with load OF 1900 pounds
Of ice, one Of the wheels coming of. Til,
wagon was brought into town in {
dilapidatsd condition.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
Personal.

G. s. Humphrey and wife left Will
mington yesterday for summer vaoa
zion.
W. H. Aiusworth and family are al
Saratoga Syringe.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
r..ve,s MiIliOns in II!

Ana silver chronometer balance,
,sDulatipg suu watch to be given to the
making the most balls on q burst
|.Is next two weeks, commencing
Giq. I Collsnder pool table; ivory
/. " Pips seats. Third and French
es, DEAN CHALpANr, Manager.
|,sp,isg to my friends ~ have
pu charge Of the New York Tobacco
I and Pool Rooms, s. 3. cor. Third
F,snoh s streets, and cordially In
all INV friends and acquaintsnoes
|,vs Va ma call. DEAN CHALYAHr.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
The WomtRsep.

Fr Department, Office Of the Chief
pal Officer, Washington, July 29-l
Indications d for Thursday-por the
Pale Atlantic States, partly cloudy
r.Aef' occasional rain, northerly,
f!ns In latter district to easterly
tas, stationary or higher tempera.
y and barometer.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
At Atlantic CIfY.

Among the Wilmingtonians stopping
at Atlantic City, at the St. Clair hotel,
are George q. Crawford, J. B. Heal,
George S. White and W. ]. Young.
The bathing at that place is finer than
ever.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

Magnolia Balm, Bloom of Youth, Bar
ry's Pearl Cream and Lady Camelia's
Secret for the Complexion, sold BY J.
R. Hartman, Druggist, Fifth and Pop
lar streets,
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

The Ladies' Department for Trusses,
Supporters, &C., at z. Jas. Belts Drug
Store is exclusively private. Ladies'
entrance No. l West 9th street. Lady
Iattendant.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
A Horse Disease.

Horses in many Of the stables OF
Boston and its vicinity are suffering
from fatal distemper, which is attrl-
buted to "the rainy and irregular
weather" The animals throat be-
comes inflamed so that in short time he
is unable to swallow, and in a day OF
two the muscles of the body are para
lived and death ensues. No cure has
been found for this disease, which how
ever, It is believed will not becom'
epidemic.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
state Of the Thermomeeer

lhe REPUBLICAN, Office, on Thursday
Fning, July 20:
Iclock, 10 o'clock, II O'Clock,
F5o ITO 800
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
Lost.

b going from the Post O6ios TO 18th
Market streets, q key. The finder
confer a favor by leaving the same
he REPUpucAH Office.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
Peach Shipments.

The number of car loads of peaches
shipped over the Delaware railroad
Yesterday was
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
Cotton Worm.

Mobile, Ala, July 27.-Prof. Riley,
Chief chronological Commissioner Of
the United States, addressed the MEM
bers Of the Cotton Exchange to day.
He said he had Just visited North Car
olina and Georgia, points on the rail-
road in this State, and the cotton
centres In Mississippi, as far as other
observations all long the Of the Ala
bama Central and Vicksburg and Me-
ridiau Railroads, and found the worm
in most Of the fields, the evidence be-
ing that they must have been there q
full month before, and in many in
stances the fourth generation was Just
Matching in suficient numbers to cause
serious injury 70 cotton in the next
fortnight.
Nine planters out Of ten ride through
their fields and come away with the
idea that there are no worms there, be-
cause the insects are as yet quite small,
or lust Matching. The moth, which is
also called fly, is about and eggs are
constantly being laid. He also said
that though the worm is in the field, III
planters poison them, and the weather
Is good, there may be very good crop.