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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18

EANlTOR, FIREMAN, ENGINEER OF
- wArClIMAN.-By sober. STEADY married man tat
children Wiling TO work h- the of References car
speak German. Gail on or ad ress JAMES HEALEY, NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18

GARDENER.--By a gardener experienced in
~ graperies greenhouses. the forcing of fults flowers
AMI vrgetSbles the laying out
Of weli recommended. Cali address W. y. T.,
Tribune Uptown Once, ! ,23o Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18

4 YOUNG MAN who has held several respect
"a abr petitions in Europe, wishes position in large
quo-houNe manager or to tke charge OF business la
all peri e knWlr igr 81 hor-c give security ana Al
references /, strictly temperate In habits has push and
crrsy. CAL On address H. IL. lG7 GrahaEaye Brock
Nn. h. D
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02
AInbau.,aIten,s.

Montgomery, Ala. May 1.-The Republic
cans of two preciacts in meeting to-day to
elect delegates to iho County convention, re.
solved, one unanimously against third term,
the other for Grant by bare majority. The
counties which hsye held meetingsso far arc
greatly divided In their preferences.
Crop reports from throughout the State
are to the effect that they are several weeks
behind last year, and that the weather is still
unreasonable.
The American Union Telegraph company
to-day procured from the Probate court
county condemnation Of the rightof-way for
their line from here TO Mobile along the track
of the Mobile Il Montgomery railroad
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02

moro that 1t is perfectly we'll known that 4
have by several OF my votes been entirely
willing for weeks that this subject should be
brought to tho House by itself, The only
question was whether II should DO brought rs
a separate bill or not.
Mr., Frost of Missoari--Ts the gentlems1
in favor or opposed to free papers
Mr.. Garfield cannot tell What
has taken place in tho committee.
The protected articles on the tariff hsi
average about forty-hve per ssns-
al valorem duty on paper pulp and printing
paper is twenty per cent. less than hale the
averages of all the protected articles bus
because this brings but small revenue, sn1,
for one willing to reduce II just now, No Il
can be reduced without absolutely destroying
and gripping American industries, BessN
that | am not willing to 20 for sny
amount of clamor from any part Of the
world
Discussion here closed, the vote being
taken ON Mr.. Conger's amendment, proxas-
ing that in case of non-payment of the ,sx
on distilled spirits within ono year from the
date of the original warehouse bond, interest
shall accrue on such at the rate of6 per csas-
II was rejected Yeas, 5S, nays, l0l.
The bill then went over without final Sc.
ton, and at i;46 the House adjourned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02
STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
All Quiet at Gainesville Since the
Noftsinger ENecution-A Destrnc-
tive Fire at Waxahachie-Ga
weston MRi-Fcst Postponed
Miscellaneous Topics.
Spl cial TO the HerAlh

Special to thu Herald
Waxahachie, May Ia big Dire ragged
here this morning The fire broke GU, about
II o'clock last night in the hardware house
of w. Schustcr, ON the southwest corner Of
the square. The flames spread rapidly, and
by O'Clock q. m. the entire block on the
south side of the square was consumed. The
Are WAS discovered just as il was bursting
from Schuster's store, but as the entire
south block was composed of wooden
buildings the most vigorous effort could
avail nothing. This is the third fire we have
had during the past few months. The West
block, composed also Of wooden buildings,
was burned about the LIST Of October. The
only wooden structure on the east side Of the
square was burned short time since. The
dire this morning destroyed the last
of this class of buildings, except two
or three houses on the northeast corner of
the square These fires may have been acct
dental, but we are inclined to believe that If
handsome reward WAS offered for the ar
rest and conviction of incendiaries, they
would be less frequent. The exact loss can
not now be ascertained.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02
Washington Notes.

Washington, May Major General Sxn
p. Herntzeman, retired, died to- day.
A bill was introduced IN the House by
Representative Casey Yonng, Of Tennessee,
providing for am'rine hospital at Memphis.
and which came from the Senate with slgAs
amendment and finally passed the House.
1t app oprates $4,000 to purchase a site
and erect building,
Representative Tucker. of Virginia, chair
man Of the sub ,committee Of tho Ways and
Means committee will, on Tuesday, present
to the full committee tariff bill for their
action. Among the articles which arc
proposed to DO placed on tbs
free list are wood pulp, iron ore,
rags. salt, trace chains, halter chains,
various manufactures Of iron which enter
into composition Of agricultural implements.
The articles upon which il proposes tore
duce the tariff are paper, printing materials,
bromide of potash, wooden and worsted
goods, hats and straw goods.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02
Suit Against POstmastes James and
Others.


New York, May LIN the suit of Chris
topher q. Campbell, against Pcstmast,r
james, Horace Casswell, Charles Eddy and
Samuel X. Clexton, brought TO recover prof
its arising from the use by the New
York post-ofice of the patented
invention for the cancellation of post
age stamps, etc, Judge Wheeler in the
United States District court to-day handed
down decision favorable to the complain
ant.
In the report of the master before whom
the testimony was taken, it appears that the
defendant, james, as postmaster of New
York, while the patent was owned by Helen
NJ. Ingalls,, has, since he assumed the post
mastership, used the patented invention in
the performance of His duties. In jan
usry, 1877, the owner assigned her claims
to plaintiff. 1t also appears from said reports
that the profits are gains resulting from the
use OF the invention to defendant James in
the saving of salaries Of clerks to perform
the duties required by the Postoffee depart.
ment have been $4,000. Judge Wheeler
over-ruled all exceptions made by counsel to
the masters report. The report is accepted
and confirmed and decree ordered entered.
This decree said that james should pay to
the Clerk of the Court $4,000 within twenty
days from the entry of the decree for the
benefit of the parties to the suit; $4,000 for
the plaintiff; $751; 1875 tor Clex-
ton: $1,000 for Casswell;
1915 for Charles Eddy. Casswell, E!dy and
Clexton were made defendants in the suit be-
cause they declined to sue with complainant
and were allowed to recover against CO.
defendant james on equity principles.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02
Arrest OF De.peradoes.

Deadwood, D. T., May la Camp
Sheridan, Nebraska dispatch says that two
deperadoes, named Hill and Porter, while
drunk, entered an Indian camp and raised a
quarrel with the inmates, shooting and al
most instantly killing Grey Eye, the big
medicine man among the Siouxs, and
wounding a squaw in the leg. The despera-
does have been turned over to the civil au-
thorities ard placed in guard-house, being
heavily ironed and chainedi
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02
Yellow Fever.

Rio Janerio, May l.-From the 23d to
alst of March, the burial of persons who died
n this city of yellow fever, sverage thirteen
per diem, with minimum Of seven and a
maximum Of twenty, ard the weather con-
tnues very hot. The Anglo. Brazilian Times
Of March 25th, says that the United States
Corretta- Marion lost in all by yellow fever
three officers and two seamen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02
nc.irnntion orThomn. A seo,,,

Philadelphia, Pa, May LAT a special
meeting of the Board of tho Pennsylvania
railroad to-day, after declaring three per
cent. semi-anausl dividend.--the resignatioIi
on account of the il-health of ColoAsl
Thomas A. Scott, President OF the company.
was received, to take effect on the lst OF
June. The resignation was referred to n
committee for consideration, and report nj
the meeting next week.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02

Lexington, Ky, May 1.-THE spring meet
ing.ofthe Kentucky association will commence
Saturday the 9th, instant, with most latter
ing prospects for brilliant meeting. Tho
number Of horses In training 10 unusually
large. There are one hundred and fcrty
now in the stables. tt9
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02
Suit.

Special to he Herald.
Houston, May There is likelihood of a
suit between the ex-tax collector, G. &.
Beavens and the city, over the point of pay
ment for services. Beavens holds that there
is $1,000 due him in fees while the city collec-
tor says he is entitled under the ordinance in
force TO but $1,000. The courts will decide
the question.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02
A Credit to the Gainesville Register

9peciaI 70 The HeluIu.
Gainesville, May L. Everything quiet
since theexeeution of Noitsinger. inadyer-
family failed in my special last night to state
that was indebted to the enterprise Of the
Gainesville Register for Noftsinger's dying
declaration, which was issued as Register
extra Immediately after the drop fell and
desire that the credit be now given. The
late rains have revived the wheat crop and
the farmers are rejoicing over the prospects.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02
pigeon sbootimr

st. Louis, May 1.-The pigeon shooting
match between Captain A. II. Bogardus AMI
Fred Erb, of st. Joseph, Missouri, which
took place here this afternoon, was won by
Bogardus by u score Of So against SO. There
was very large attendance Of spectators
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02

Cleveland, May 1.-THE Twentieth district
Democratic convention met to-day and eler.
ted w. NJ. Armstrong, Of tho PlaindeaIer,
and John II. Farley, delegates to the Gin
einnati convention, and M. Il. Ferran, MS
Presidential elector.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02
Arrested for Perjury,

San Francisco, May 1.-Clements Haw,
the witness who testified before the Cor
oner's jury last evening that DeY Young fred
the first shot at Kallocb, was arrested this
evening. and locked up on a charge Of
perjury,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02
w hite Goods

We about 100 plain Nansook which have marked
the low price f6 23, with the price of cambrcs
offering Bishop
Victoria Lawns
Dotted Swiss Laced Figured Woven Tucking Tucked
Cambria Skiing Linen Lawns Cotton Lawns, Organdies.
French and English Percales.
Ladies will do well the bargains offered White
Goods Department.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02
Underwear Dep tment

special offering will be made this week only in Ladies' Underwear
will marked
not pieces will be sold
all Ladies Undwe (which offered
public will by far the cheapest placed the
Every good Muslin nicely made and trimmed
that will be offered these special lots worth from %
goods We call special attention large
variety of Chldrens long and short dresses.
We just received a new line of Infants Lace Cops.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02
Baptist Convention

Lexington, Ky, May 1.-The convention
of the Southern Baptist church Of tina
United States will meet in this city on tho
9th, instant. Already over seven hundred
delegates have secured accommodations.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02
snow I'm New York

Garrison, New York, May There were
snow squalls along tho Hudson this morning
and steamer cabins we're covered with snow.
Ice formed in parts Of the interior. The
wind is strong from the northwest, and cold.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02
Resigned.

Washington, May l.-General Z. 2. Alex
ander, one of the most noted Southern rail-
road men, has resigned the presidency Of the
Louisville & Nashville railway company,
headquarters at Louisville.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02
self.Murder I'm Central Park.

New York, May There we're two sui
cides in Central Park to-day. One the
police think, is John Watson, confden-
tial clerk of the American Express COM
pany, missing from home and business since
Tuesday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02
storm, at Yaxoo city

New Orleans, May Ia special from ra-
zoo City reports northwesterly storm there
yesterday evening. Several residences wers
seriously damaged. Fences and trees were
blown down, but there was no loss Of life.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02
Cutting ARRAY at Houston.

special 10 the Herald.
Houston May IA negro named Terry
cut cash six inches long on the throat OF
another negro named Alex. Green. The
wound is slight. The cause was mixing in
another mans quarrel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02
Ra,Irosd Collisier.

New Orleans, May LA construction
train collided yesterday near Pearl river, an
the Mobile road. A colored fireman was
killed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02

New York, May l.-Martin and Michael
McIncery, brother, were sentenced to the
State prison for life for killing PassSsk
Grimes, February IL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02
Town burned.

St. Petersburg, May la TiAis dispatch
states that the town Of Oswigch has been
burned to the ground and there is great dis
tress.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02
Galveston Mai.rest Postponed.

Special TO the Herald.
Galveston, May 1.-The Mai Fest has been
postponed until Monday and Tuesday on
account of rainy weather.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-02
@ @ r $ r. .

large quantity sample Corse and lines which
all which marked
o and several lines below cost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-06
RIVER

The marks last evening indicated 4
depth Of 3 feet $ inches and gradually
reCeiing. The business was not very
lively on the wharf Yesterday. Weather
clear and present.
The FL Pope came up and then re-
turned down the river.
The "rousters" on board the Science
are now receiving So per month.
The DIurndl il nov running On good
time between here and Parkersburg.
This morning is her regular time for
leaving.
Monday morning q coal barge, loaded
with 900 bushels oi coal. and belonging
to the Barnard Company, and brought
up here by the Diurnal, sunk al the
head Of the wharf. In the afternoon
the Belle Prince lowed her out and
beached her on the bar on the Island
side, opposite Twelfth street. Until she
is raised, pilots should lookout Tor her.
Captain Charles Seaman, Of Wheeling,
was in the city Saturday, prospecting
for the purchase OF a towboat.-Pi..
Con.-GdE.
The repairs on the John Wood, which
Is laid up al the dry docks, are progress
sing as fast as possible.
The st. Louis Posl-Dispaich says: "P.
=. Manion sold a pair Of engines, H.
inches diameter, 5tcet stroke, with
shafts and outfit, and shipped TO Wheel
ing, w. Va"
PlrrsBrEGn, October oliver one
foot and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CINcISNATr, October 5.-Rivcr ) feet
6 inches and stationary. Weather clear
AMI cool. Arriyed-Sidney, Wheel
ing.
MEMPHIS, October 5.-No arrivals or
departures. Weather clear and pleas.
ant.
Louisville, October D River rising
with 3 feet ( inches in the canal and ~
inches in the chute on the Falls.
Weather clear and pleasant. White
Water TO White river; Eilorado, 81.
Louis to Cincinnati.
CAIEo, October j.-Dcpartcd-Guil.
ing Star, New Orleans. River 9 feet
and rising. Weather clear: thermom-
cter Gi.
New ORLEANS, October 5.-No Ar
rivals or departures. Weather cloudy
and cooler; thermometer -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-06
WAS II AN ABORTION:
The Fu.tuS Found in the Fifth
Ward Yesterday.

Yesterday afternoon, Squire Wait
was notified that Il .u,us had been dis.
covered in the privy vault o! the house
situated at No. $40 Main street. He
immediately sent for the county physi-
elan, DR.. Wilson, and while waiting Tor
that gentleman he gathered up his jury
and was ready TO inquire into the facts
Of the case.
While waiting ior the arrival OF DR..
Wilson, a reporter sGirmished around
and ionnl out that the im:us had been
discovered early in the morning by the
lady on whose property it was found.
She had found tir floor of the clubhouse
shattered with blood and the lotus
wing below in The yan.t. This lady
had no idea how or when it had been
placed there.
Bv this timc Or. Wilson had arrived,
and the Jury, together with the Squire
and physician, repaired to the back
vIrl OF the house where the fr.us was
found lying in a cigar box, having been
taken from the vault by Constable Il is
ter.
DR.. Wilson, after viewinI the remains,
stated that there was no need Tor hold.
ing an inquest; that the child had never
lived. IL was partly formed, and evil
IDENTIFY a iw;us OF but four months. The
question then arose as To whether it
was an abortion or not. The Doctor
stated that that was impossible to tell;
it mi.h' have been an abortion and 1t
might have been Il miscarriage. 1t be.
ing cstabliShedthat no murder had been
done, the jury was dismissed and the re-
mains disposed OF.
The general theory in that locality
seemed to be that an abortion had been
committed and dark hints were thrown
out bv several. In this connection it
might 10 well to state that a few even
iugs since q prominent physician in this
city stated - 4 reporter that this prac-
tee OF producing al1rtiOnS was beco!n-
iny Il most alarmin: one, and that it
even extended to the higher circles Of
life and society. This is truly a deplor.
able state OF affairs. and too much yigi-
lance cannot be exercised by the proper
authorities towards icrrpting out the in
diyiiuals who commit the nefarious
deeds.
1t is a crimo-an atrociCusly yillainous
crime-anl is punishable by law. Let
something be done.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-06
POLITICAL POINTS.

Georgia will boom for Democracy to-
day.
Democrats give large odds on lndi'
ana and then can get no bets.
Washington district Hancock and
English club will meet tonight, to trans
act business Of importance.
The Greenbackers rather played out
in their meetingin North Wheeling, last
night. Ii We are correctly informed the
promised speaker failed to come to hand.
The Eighth ward club hold an impor-
tant meeting 10 night for the transaction
Of business and drill. The members
are requested te attend in full uniform.
There will be a meeting Of the Island
Hancock aud English Club this evening
n : O'Clock. 4 iu!l turn out is requested
d, business OF Importance will be before
the club.
The Fourth ward "Oid Hickory Club
met last night and elected John NJ.
Houston, CAPTAIN, wee j. A. Miller, who
has been elected Chief Marshal. John
will make a lightning officer. The mill
tarv instinct Is strong within him.
George Dasch has just returned from
New York, where he interviewed Gen.
Hancock and obtained two autographs
FROM him. Aaron SOnuehOrn carries
the second one. George also brought a
piece OF DcGolyer pavement, obtained
at Washington.
Tn, MtsligGaccr the other morning
spoke of six in one family in the central
portion OF this city, who had chopped.
and Joined the Radical ranks One OF
the six carried the flag Of the Fifth
ward Hancock and English club in last
SATURDAY nights parade. Not much OF
a flop"
The County Court will hold night
sessions on Thursday and Friday even
iu.s from Z to 5 O'Clock, for the purpose
Of natura'iz,ns foreigners. These Will
he tie last night sessions that will be
held before the October election, and
they should be taken advantage oil by
those who cannot attend court during
the day. See that your papers are all
right. Ii is an important matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-06
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Rev. Thatcher has been holding re-.
vivals ~ Potomac, this county, for a
w--S or two past, with the best OF re-
suits We are advised. He was well
pleased with the people Of that town
and neighbcrhood.
Prof. G.. 4. Schafcr has returned from
an extended visit to lis parents in
Michigan. lie had a very pleasant trip
and was very much pleased with what
he q
John \. Peck, ESQ, a Deputy sheriff
al Logan county, was at the Auditor s
office Yesterday on business.
Mr. !. G. Jamison and bride left Tor
New Orleans at 9:l5 yesterday morning,
via l.. x @. railroad. They propose
spending some little time IN the Cres-
cent CITY, after which they will proceed
70 their nome near Baton Rouge, La. A
number oi friends and relatives accom-
panied the pair as far as BenwoOd.
Miss Nellie Tallant yesterday ended
her visit TO Mrs. L. a. McCabe, at
LcathcrwOod, and returned to her home
in Chicago.
judge John W. Kennedy and family
have returned from Jefferson county,
where they have been spending the
Summer,
Attorney Guy Il. c. Allen has return
ed from Il vacation, and is looking re-
markahiy well.
John klagi. one OF M Young men,
LETT last evening ior a short pleasure trip
East.
nr. Logan is East on n business trip.
Misses Agile and Annie Hess re-
turned last night from a visit to Phila-
delphia. Mrs. Vim. Stitel and children
also returned. All were the guests Of
Mrs. Stiiei's father, Mr.. ~Schendein.
They had a very pleasant visit.
Lewis Koch, Of Bridgeport, is rapidly
recovering from the injuries he received
on the Island. some time since, and will
soon be entirely well.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-06
Horses Returned

DARN: the Silvey tire oi Monday.
night, some one en;ere IA" stable oil
Bloch Bros, i'm TIL rear ot 9b Main
street, and turned loose two horses.
YESTERDAY morning the animals were
discovered missing aadit IA concluded
they were stolen. but later on they were
ional. one was making II meal oi
stores at the heal OF Tenth street, ami
the second was ioIrl wandering about
i'm the neishbo,hooi 0i Mas brewery.
Mr.. Blnrh's theory is that the horses
wera tvrae.l on, by iuceDdlarics, with
the intention oil Grin: the stable, but a
suitable opportunity dill NJ, occur.
However, tiiS is mere SuppoSltlon,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-06
The Wheeling Sabbath School Teachers
Association.

inc N utE4lAAh E1c1aAaA SNNS~
Association.
The regular monthly meeting ut the
Wheeling Sabbath school Teachers
Association was held in the lecture
room Il the second prcSb} terrain Church
les, ni.ht. President Ciarcy occupied
the chair with Mr. VIM. \. List Us Sec
retary. The muSjc-MiSS Matte Taylor
at the Orsau-waS excellent.
ESau and jacob were the subjects for
discussion, and the many teachers pres
cnt listened To abe addresses delivered
hy Rcys. Mry>rs. Moil1tl, on Isaac
Clancy. on "E,ueEJI;' Thompson. on
"ESau.' and Lyle, GA jacob To which
was ailtI a review a the entire lesson
Tor next Sunday by Mr.. C.sDcy.
The chairman rcal I'm invitation from
the Marshall County :. \. Teachers
Association asking that delegates ron
this Association he appointed to meet
With them IN convention =; Fork Eihcc
Church, near MDundSyilr, on the 21,h
and 2S,h lasts. Ga motion the invita-
ton was accepted, and R,ys. Mofiatt,
Clancy, IUrnj,z, Lyle, Thomson and DIR.
W. 4 Lis, were appointed. Ii VAS sub
sCqucntly voted 90 GCcredit as delegates
all members Of city sunday schools who
may desire TO attend. ard Mr.. Clancy
announced that il he was given timely
notice mo could provide transportation
and comfort for all who could fiud it
convenient 10 90.
\ very decided wish TO have ladies'
take more active interest in the meet
ings OF the Association was expressed.
When, after valuable suggestions by
several members, tine Association all
journtd.