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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-06
Xirginia's Debt.

Richmond, March Ex-Governor Holiday
returned to the general assembly the bill
passed on Monday known as the Riddleber-
ger bill together with lengthy message dis
approving of the bill. He notices the title
of the act to establish public
credit us misnomer, It's object
being really 10 repudiste large part of the
State debt. He holds that the pretext set
forth in the preamble of the act is empty and
never heretofore relied on. 1t is an attempt
to repudate more than S13,000,000, already
acknowledged by tho people in adopting the
constitution of 1859. He says that the Nc
Culloch bill was regarded by the outside
world as honorable and fair, and but for
the i'm, edimen.s thrown in lis way it would
have been complete success. He summar-
ICES the present bill, and referring to what it
contemplstes. says that it is fearful lesson
for Republic to teach its creditors how to
break-not to keep faith, and it must return
one day in disastrous import. Could these
things be done and be pronounced
| in accordance with the State and Federal
constitution, both of which declare that no
law shall be passed impairing the obligation
of contracts, it would accomplish that
which the bill Processes to aim at. 1t elm
mates more than thirteen million dollars
of the hitherto acknowledged principal by
one stroke of the pen. II estimates one-hali
of the promised interest upon residue, and i
proposes TO say no certain amount oil
| interest, but only such sum a. may
DO in the treasury AAer futurs
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Competition made impossible doa very large business except
on the basis selling very low prices retail business of $4,000
wear would necessary of from $1,000 to $OOOO and
of would labor taxes
ADVERTISING light stationery and personal expense at least
from $4,000 Every enlargement OF the business reduces the
m pape of expense items for rent labor and ncdenta
admits being utilized ia hundred by careful
peon Even Advertising while expense ILLS the
combined typical salesman during the time Is published and
that buyers of those who do not want the thing
advertised at the time they addressed
Having thoroughly symated every department OF our bust
ness and working harmonious working body
we are position challenge with either chicago or st.
ous merchants The either city largely
of what thcy while the tem egh alone the only
avorug and this item insignificant that it very rarely
explanation herewith 100 pounds OF
class would freight from New York to st. Louis 70 cents
less tba ship York Dallas Now how much will that item
of freight cost yada single single dozen and further
to illustrate this force Of argument let us suppose;
pounds the difference in cost would be the
difference the rate of 70 cents 100 pounds making
tho suit cost lie cents than it would cost ST LOUIS
On Silk other Dress Goods MATERIAL the cost OF
hpment Dallas could than more than Oh
Ion On pair than 3cen On yard OF carpet
not more than advanage the trade is nat
ua Dallas and confidently that we have so tar
ce selling parties at distance, That we can now
supply the for labor that we could
py only additional being the and wrap
ping paper the larger number and while this branch our
business growing rapidly prepared greatly increase Sam
pies of our new Spring With prices will be cheeuy mailed to
guaranteed when the orders thoroughly explicit
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-06
The Grecnback Candidates.

ST. Louis, March 5.-The National Green
back convention to-day nominated Stephen
b. Dillaye of New Hamshre, for President,
and B. j. Chambers, Of Texas, for Vice
President
The National Greenba"k convention com
mittee on organization was chosen with
Patrick Ford. editor of the Irish World as
chairman. w, II. Blanton, u west Tennes-
seean, made speech in which he
said he would be obliged to
withdraw from the convention, and he and
five other editors bolted, amid cries of get
out
THE PLATFORM
Was then read and adopted almost mmedi-
ately. It's the same that was adopted last
wear, with the equalization Of oount es and
payment of pension clause,
International clause, and the reconciliation
of silver clause striker out and few triiiag
changes. A series of resolutions was then
adopted, one of which favors the government
aiding the heads of families seeking homes on
government lands, and recommending
that the lands given to actual settlers
shall be exempt as homesteads
The name of Stephen B. Dillaye, Of New
Hampshire, was presented
| FOR PRESIDENT.
A telegram was received stating that he
would not ACCEPT the nomination III opposl-
1 ton to the nominee of the Chicago
convention. More than twenty speeches
were made for and against making nominal
tions, and great confusion and considerable
bad feeling prevailed. AT one time threats
to turn tho gas off we're made and many OF
. the delegates made rush Tor
the door. The motions to nominate John
! G. Fremont and John Chase were lost and
I Dilaye was declared the nominee of the con-
vention, with b. j. Chambers, of Texas, as
I Vice-P President. A resolution was adopted
providing for convention at Oh cage JUNE
9th. Adjourned.
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Borens, Blasts nj Cleveland.

Cleveland, o., March GA terrific storm,
accompanied by thunder and lightning, did
great damage here to-day. A great many
chimneys, signs and trees were blown down !;
walls and several small frame buildings
wrecked. The Cleveland Female seminary
on Woodland avenue, was partly unrooted
and portion of the upper west wall was
torn off About seventy young ladies
were sleeping in the institution, but none
were injured. The roof of the new brick
wire Mil of the Cleveland rolling mill was
unroofed, and one of the walls thrown on
some worlmen, killing julius Brown aud
severely iniuring others.
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La Sale, ILL.,, March 1.-The bodies of
Louis Turner and Charles James were found
on Hckman's Island, ten miles west of this
city, on yesterday afternoon. They left for a
duck hunt on Saturday morning, and, being
caught in the terrible storm of Saturday
evening, were frozen to death. They were
promising young men of this city, and their
sntimely death has caused much sorrow
amonga large circle Of relatives and friends.
Turner was IS and James 10. Their remains
will be inferred tomorrow, in lakewood
cemetery. FN
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SAN ANTONIO
A Party of Eastern Capitalists I'm
Route 10 Chihuhua, ,Mexico, 10 In.
vest In Mining Entcrprises-
Mexican slain,
special to the Herald,

Special TO The Herald,
San Antonio, March "a party Of
twenty-five capitalists from New York and
Philadelphia, hcOdc by the American Vice
Consul, Scott, will shortly DO here, en- route
to Chihuhuo, Mexico, to invest in mining
ENTERPRISES. The company has ample capital
and machinery for extensive operations.
Boss Shepherd is with them. Letters full of
glowing accounts continue TO be received
from the Chnita mountain ex-
pidiiion All tho hands nre hard
At wor and some rich specimens of mineral
have been broughtto light Other people
look eagerly for the discovery of youthful
Leadyille.
Felix ROymos, near Broc)iett,
after retiring 10 bed last night, shot and
killed Mexican advancing on him knife in
hand. 1t is supposed the Mexican intended
robbery.
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WASHINGTON.
Do sMINa aERyIoE INoREAsEp.
Mr. Logan Continues lIis Argument Ia
Opposition a. The Pits'John rorier
IliiI, and EuiogiNes General
Pope miscellaneous,

Washington, March 5, - Representative
Cos, Of New York, introduced u bill in the
House to-day TO increase tho efficiency OF the
llle'mying service, II authorizes the cstHb'
lishment Of two additional stations on the
North Carolina ooast and siN houses ofrcluge
on tho cast coast OF Florida, Tho bid pro.
yldos for u pensoa Of illleon dollars per
month TO tho widows OF officers and twelve
dollars per month to the widows Of mem
bers of the crew who may lose their lle In
the service or from wounds or sickness con-
tractod In the discharge ofdulos.
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Snacinl 10 the nernll.

NpNtlUI 70 INt HtTNIW'
Austin, Ma Oh 5.-Tho Board Of Educa-
ton has invested $4,000 the proceeds of the
sne of university and school lands, in Ave per
cent thirty yeor gold bonds, $4,000 of
these bonds were taken to-day by citizens of
the State. The call made for 100000
more Of the pension 10 per cent makes the
gain on the interest fund of $4,000 per an
mum.
A large meeting of taxpayers was held to-
day to fight the market ordinance, The City
Council resolved to raise money to fee at
torneys to test the matter in the courts.
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Kiued NV N Storm.

Toledo, March 5.-During heavy storm
of wind and rain early this morning chin
ney of the Buckeye brewery was blown
down, falling on and crushing an engine
house Ia which Policeman John HAZEL and
John T Doyle, night watchman Of the
brewery, had taken refuge from the storm.
The former was killed and the latter severely
injured. The wind did considerable damage
70 roofs and sheds, and prostrated telegraph
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-06

Washington, March 6,--Secretary Schurz
says he is in hopes of concluding negotiations
with the Ute Indians tomorrow, MS soen as
the matter is definitely settled and the sigma
lures of the Indians are obtained. The text
of agreement will DO made public. 1t has
not yet been determined what will BIO done
with the two Utes now here, who are sup
posed to have been Immediately concerned
10 Tie Meeker massacre.
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A RUSSIAN ROPE.
vALGpENEsy HUNG YESTERDAY.
This summary Punishment Melted Oui
for Trying 10 Assassinaie General
heliison, supreme In Command
Other Foreign Facts,

London, March 6,-Asl, Petersburg dis.
patch says Walodosky stated that he was ar
rested In ~ Petersburg In 1870 and departed
to JuA, but escaped, When no hoard that
hls party was preparing for n revolution on
the End of March hO resolved TO got back TO
81 Petersburg Having heard OF MellkolHs
appointment the rcyolulonIsts ordered that
nothing should be done on the second. Tho
posiponemont Of the revolution preventing
MN IRON getting money, hc resolved 10 Kill
Mellkof.
EXECUTION on YELAnREEsY,
~ Petersburg, March 6.--VoladekcSy, tho
Nlhlllst who attempted 10 shoot General
Mellkoif, was brought to-day from tho
fortress TO the place Of execution, strapped In
sitting posture on tho back OF vehicle,
with his back 10 the horses. A placard
bearing the words, estate Criminal" was at
iached 70 his breast. A company
Of Cosacks formed tho guard.
The scallold was surrounded
by infantry drawn into hollow square. On
the way TO the scailold and after reaching II
VcladelIeey was quiet and smiled OCCASION
ally. After his sentence hnd been read 10
him he turned and bowed on all sides 10 tho
people, Just before being doliv-
cred TO the hangman he said u
iew words to tho priest attending him and
kissed the cross. Tho execution took place
In the presence Of an immense concourse of
people The body remained hanging twenty
minutes, Tho police arrested seven mon In
the crowd, having the appearance of students.
They were taken 10 tho fortress undor u
strong escort,
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A,senlhlles

General Assemblies have dspnfad
OF what NAV seem 10 them proper II then
eliminates nearly all That may he left by sub
lectlng II 10 state, city and county taxation
and thus holders Of state obligations abroad
aud nj home are treated worse than civilized
nations treat public enemy
The Governor returns iho bill and says
"l believe II 70 be In violation Of the eonsIi'
tuition Of tho State, In violation OF tho CON
siluiion of tho United States, IN violation Of
the spirit which has ever moved aud inspired
tho traditions " tho Commonwealth and
made her name % denr " her
own citizens, So honorod among men,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-06
Rig Cotton Claim.

Washington, March 5.--Tho Comm ittee
on Claims reported to the House to-day
favoring the payment of Warren Mitchell's
claim for 1888 bales of cotton which were sold
in 1868 under an act providing for the sale Of
condemned and abandoned property and tho
proceeds Of which, Sl2S,602, were converted
into the Treasury.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-06

Bryan, March 5.-Dr. d. II. Smythe,
chairman of the Brazos County Democratic
Executive committee, has issued call for
mass convention, to assemble at the court
house at Bryan on April Sd, to select d To-
gates to the State convention at Galyestt
William Withers died here this NOR, ng.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-06
coiur to Testify.

New Orleans, March Sc. 7. Ruby, edi-
tor of the Observer, leaves for Washington
tomorrow to testify before the Exodus COM
rnittpp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-06
Fire Damn Exp,osion.

Scranton, Pa, March 5.--An explosion of
fire damp took place st Shaft No. Q, Eastern
Nanticoke, to-day. One man was killed and
eight men are still in the mine, and are sup
posed to have been killed by foul air.
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tIosina GambIiur uouses.

Cincinnati, March 5.The new Superin-
tendent of Police having called on the pro-
prietors of gambling saloons TO close their
places, the request is being generally COM
piled with.
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Louisville, March 5.--A violent storm of
wind and hail prevailed here early this morn
ing. So far as heard from no damage has
been done beyond the blowing down of
few fences and signs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-06

Washington, March Ex-senator Butler,
from the Committee on Territories, reported
the bill to-day to organize the territory of
Alaska, and establish territorial govern
ment therefor "Nt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-06
Texans Admitted to Practice.

Washington, March 5-Bethel Coopwood,
of Austin, and John d. Tempeton, OF Fort
Worth, we're admitted to practice before the
Supreme court to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-06

Louisville, KY, March s. = The Demo-
ocratic State convention, TO nominate dele
gates to the Cincinnati convention, has been
called to meet at Lexington June 18th.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-06
SPRING STYLES, 1880.
OPENING OF A LARGE STOCK in ALL
DEPARTMENTS.
In our Dress Goods Department.

Whore we have exhibited year few shades the quality Of
material We exhibit great many adding many new and beautiful
patterns and which for tho first time exhibited in Texas In
selecting greatest has boon taken TO got large
variety Of shades patterns and qualities of thoroughly oab
makes.
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In our Boot g. Shoe Department.

We have been encouraged by the give renewed at
Boot and Shoe Department. that we not only offer
larger variety before but of the most attrac-
tive Spring Styles Ladies' Misses and Chldrcn Boots and Shoes
are exclusively for sale by us, in Dallas,
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In our Housekeeping Goods Department.

We ask the attention Hotel keepers Boarding House proproto
Barber shops Saloons Lodging houses and Families Sener'
ally to very large these goods We have anticipated the
large additional population to North Texas and have
bought accordingly.
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A NAVAL ENGAGEMENT.

Rio Janeiro, March 5.-The Gillian feet
has attacked Area. Thr commander of the
iron-clad, Hassacar, was killed during the
engagement.
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In the Carpet Department.

The early advance prices forced prepare at against all
contingencies and have accordingly bought largely and have now
than double stock of spring and OF far more desirable
patterns and as we early sci close prices
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In our Ready-Made Clothing Department.

We have left nothing desired In STYLE variety make size amp
material much the largest in Texas and good deal larger
than we ever offered before Dallas is experience revival
trade shall prepared do share especially the cloth
ing line
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Richmond Va, March 5.-The Governor
TODAY returned the Resdjusters bill to the
Leeisiasure with biz dlsapproval.
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Troy, N. Y, March 5.-The printers here
have given notice that they will demand an
advance to fifty cents en- all grades OF work
after April LIST.
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In Gents Hats.

all the styles and fully onohaf large again as at
any previous year.
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BRENNAN,
A HcamIngiy Determined Lnort 10
Hurn the Town - ilOnan's
Majority for the senate,

special 10 the Herald,
Brenham, March 6,-lnccndiNries seem de-
tOFminod to burn the town, Last night Mt
10 o'clock an attempt was made to fire m
old bsldIng near the depot and cotton plat
forms, This morning NJ o'clock bacon
box with barrel of shavlngs on II was rot
ON fire IN the rear of Campbell q Goldng's
store, and near the Opera-houSe, and other
large buildings, a timely discovery Of the
burning Of shaylngs prevented n con0aga.
ton. Up oiho present time thoro Ia no clue
10 the lncendlarles,
hENAroRlAL ELECTION,
Tho official count of this, tho Twentieth,
senatorial district, gives lloman, lndopen.
Observation-Disclosures, lO2 mNonly,
out Of n total vote Of ala votes pollod II
tho district Austin county polled but S6a
votes in all,
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TwESTY,FIyE CYST COLUMN,
NOTICES,

NNA ~ Hfff
NTOTlCE - Advertisements NAV he banded
~ lutl or business Oihfr up u b lli IA
aud into the rOmnnhlng rnnln ~ y, ~ --
NOTICE lhusp ny,na Ia I IVA, Who nave
~ cattle tr tale, eau ilnd purchaser w
Alexander, ~ california wagon Nhnl' lehWlM
NOTICE % " you want your Wrn lure,
~ planes, once lAlrts, pAfHatr! llnlihs,
Sc moved packed aud shipped, ~ llnphrkhl
with care Rnt cheap, do NOT fall " ~ on "
4 krrutcr Orders lett ~ Jones y Murphyh,
7la, viii be- promptly attended H'
convenient, leave ORDERS unr ~
several days previous, llAIeb from slols va
wards per load, drelhhlnn
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lost.
Y osT 4 maln gold ring, The hnder viii BIO
- rewarded by leaNlpB at tho store o! hnel'-
hy 4 son, Main sltcel nAullll
ron RENT,
II Wesl Of Dollar stare, possession immed
atsly. Apply 70 ", sullivan, corner Mnslen
and cottage streets, mhl0dgw
NOR RENT 90 Two furnished, front rooms
i Amlnntes walk Of pont'oliee' ARMY Nv
Jackson 81, lnhH
NOR RENT % A firm, s miles from city,
IL Apply TO W. W, Peak, all Main a.
marldSt
EOH RENT 80 At the Onion depot, II neat
II room, large enough FOR ifuit Atnnu or
Bhoenan maIelw
INOR RENT 80 New cottage, on Wood street
H near BrOwdar, containing ave rooms ana
ktcheni water ON premises, Inquire III WOOD
aire1t, mnrllf
MIscELLANEOUs WANTS.
WANTED - Marble No Ia Fountain, sec.
w ond-hand, Address X, i. q, BOX ia,
Denton, Texas, Denton 90. marc
NXyANTED 10 sell our entire stock
w OF groceries and rent our store
house, Part cash and the remainder on time
lInsnes l.res %. v. IN slr-sl: -se.n
FOR SALE.
TNoR SALE - A good serylccabls second
II hand, top buggy home manufactures also
n first -olass set of single harness, PaBetp \
make Apply M, Roe, East Dallas
mare
NOR sALE--The best paying fruit, confec.
IL tionory and cigar store. in the city. Call
on Johnson under Thompson Theatre,
mnl0dst --------------------------
VNOR SALE-llnllct, Davis \ Co. plano for
sale, 1T 800 90 Cash blg bargain. In
dnire at sos Main street, Dallas, Texas,
marc
NOR SALE-The Abney farm, situated on the
4 Decatur road q miles NJ OF Denton,
Denton county, Texas, This tract Is | 100 acres
of black sandy prairie, with 500 acres In cult
vntIon, neat framed tenant houses, good res-
idence OF S rooms, with II hall and pantry good
barn and plenty of water. For sale ns Il whole
or In any sized lote Address I. w, Abney,
Abney'sFarm L. o., Denton Co., Texas.
jnne9lm
INUR SALE - Elegant ltesnence for sale -
~ One of the most desirable, commodious
anil comfortable In Dallas or vicinity, In
quire At Editorial rooms, Herald and Com
merclNl aillce. lnnsnlI
PHYSICIAN.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON DIR. NOR
4 TON ONCE, in first national bank build
ing. Residence, Corner Sanjacinto ana
HARDWOOD streets. novT du
OCUEIST.
r. H. Chiffon, M. D.,
OCULIST AND AURlST
No. 40j Main st, Dallas
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LOST.

Y osT a ulain gold ring, The hnder DO
IL rewarded ny leaNipB at tho store Of hnel-
hy a son, Main kltcel nAMlll 49,
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ron RENT,

IroR pIGNT-store 1OS Elm street, arl store
II Wesl Of Dollar store, posaeNlon lmmed
ately, Apply 70 u, sullivan, corner MAaten
and Cottage streets, mhridew