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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30
HOW JAMES HEART WAS FOUND
Detroit Free Press.

Detroit Free Press.
In the paint shop Of the Detroit house of
correction isa man whom we will call Jim.
and who is a territorial p%risoner.ou \ life
Up to last spring he was regard
ed as a desperate. dangerous man, ready for
rebellion at any hour. He planned q GEN
eral outbreak and was"'etven away by one
of the conspirators. He plotted a general
mutiny or rebellion and was again betrayed.
he then kept bis own counsel. and while
never refusing TO obey orders, he obeyed
them like q man who only needed backing
to make him refuse to. One day 10 June q
party of strangers came to visit the iustitu.
ton. One was an old gentleman, the 9th
ers ladies, and two of the ladies had small
children. The guide took one of the
children on his arm aud the other walked
until the party began climbing stairs
Jim was working near by. eulky and mo-
rose as ever, when the guide said to him :
"Jim, won't you help this little girl up
stairs? 2" The convict besitated. a scowl on
his face, and the little girl held out her
hands to him and said: "If you will l
guess I'll kiss you" His scowl vanished
in an instant. and he lifted the child as
tendefly as q father. Halfway up the stairs
che kissed him. At the head Of the stairs
she said "Now you've got to kiss me, too.'
He blushed like a woman, looked into her
innocent face and then kissed her che. (,
and before he had reached the foot Of the
stairs again he had tears in his eyes. Eve,
since that day ne has been a changed man,
and no one in the place gives less trouble.
May 10 in his far away we.tern home be
has a little Katie Of his own. No ous
knows. for he never reveals his inner life
but the change 40 quickly wrought BY ,
child, proves that he has Q heart.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30
EXPRESS. ExrRzs.

CONNECTIONS.
/. At Council Bluffs U. F. ransfeD with Union,
Pacific railroad for Omaha and all points West.
with Kansas City. st, Joe & Council Blufs rail-
lines diverginR from y. r.. Transfer
2. At Missouri Valley with the Chicago q
Northwestern railway for Chicago and all points
East. "
9. At Sioux City with the Sioux City & st. Paul.
Illinois Contra, and Sioux City & Dakota, steam
Z: At blair with Omaha & Northern Nebraska
railroad for Omaha and Southern Nebraska.
road for all points west and the Pacific coast.
s, At Oakdale with stages for O'Neil City and
all points in Northern Nebraska. -
Be Sure your Tickets read via. Sioux city
and Pacific Railroad.
&c. HILLS, r. E. ROBINSON.
Superintendent. Asst. Gent Pasa. Art
Missouri Valley, Iowa.
w. WELLS. General Agent. Sioux City.
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STAGES

e~BRlhKERMoFF / JORDAN. PFspeisaoes.
The stages Of this line run from Yanktoa 10.
Utica, Lesterville, odessa, scotland, Maxwell,
Olyet, Whiterburg, Midtown, .Aartella, Rock.
port, Rosedale aud Firesteel in nfteep hours,
The return trip is made each day, leaving Fire.
steel at four O'Clock Q. m. ana reaching Yankton
at seven p. M.
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GLEBURNE.
ice of the Herald

Correspondence of the Herald
CLRBURNk August &, 1850.
Thecase of Eligee Guffey for the killing of
Mike DIXON in December last, was removed
to Glenrose, Sommerville county. The trial
came up on "Wednesday, the lat inst, and
ended on Saturday, the 7th. Guffey was de-
Tended by some of the ablest attorneys in
northwest Texas. There was great deal of
feeling on both sides. Out of the first thirty
four jurymen they succeeded in getting ten,
and twenty more were summoned. and out of
the twenty they got two more.
The court room was crowded from pit to
dome. There were great many ladies who
sympathized with Guffey. When the lawyers
for the defense were speaking the room
would be crowded, bat when the prosecution
was speaking everybody left the court room
but the Judge, jury and attorneys The
speaking lasted till | O'clock when the
charge was given TO the jury. They retired
and came in with the verdict of not guilty
Guffey got up and thanked tie
Jury and Judge. He was applauded by
every one in the courtroom 1t resembled
Il theatre more than court of justice
Crops are splendid in johnson, Hill, Som,
merville, Hocd and McLennan counties. All
the farmers wear bright faces. They seem to
think they will make bale of cotton to the
acre. Corn was never better.
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The thirteenth legislature of the state o.
Texas lisa memorable body in the annals of
the state. There are in Dallas such number
of its members as to induce US, two of that
body, now resident in Dallas, to ask all the
members and officers of the thirteenth legis-
lature, no " in Dallas, to meet US in the offic o
of Watts g. Cowart, over Works livery sta
BIZ, at 8 o'clock on Wednesday morning,
August 18th, for general Misunderstanding.
The parties known to be at present in Dallas,
are 4. I. Watts, then representative from
Parker; John Henry Brown, representative
from Collin, d. las a Tarrant; S. I. Robb,
from Trinity; Ed Chambers, from Collin;
William d. Wood, from Leon; w. A. Shaw,
from Red River; d. N. Short, from Shelby;
b. w. Brown, from Gregg; d. V. Pyle, from
Kaufman; John L. Henry, from Smith;
]. NJ. Rosborough, (fcr ais father from
Bells; S A Venters, from Denton; W A
Workman and w c Walsh, clerks of the
house; Il X Castor, from Smith, and all other
members and officers of the thirteenth legis-
lsture now in Dallas, are most cordially in.
vited at the time and place suggested, Tor
general hand shaking and renewal of the
friendships then and there formed.
ARTHUR 7. WATTS,
JOHN HENRY Brown.
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he need not go beyond the limits of Calves
ton.-A company has been Or
ganized in this city for the purpose of extern
sively working the salt mines at Avery's is
land, Louisiana. 1t is reported that thev
have secured the schooners Sudbury ind
Daniel Coos, on a lease of five years, 10 con-
vey the products Of the mine to this city and
other ports. The mines are in the hands of
men of means and unquestioned enterprise,
and it is currently rumored that Mr.. Q. w.
Hurley has been secured as general superin-
tendent of the works.-The charter for the
new ice company has been received, and the
company permanently organized under the
name of the Island City Ice company.
Five thousand dollars of the capital
stock was Immediately subscribed and active
operations will commence as soons as 49,
coo of the capital stock is taken. The stocl
is limited to one thousand dollars in single
subscriptions. Colonel William Ii. Sinclair,
WAS elected president, Thomas Lawson sec.
rotary and treasurer and j. G. Ogle, superin.
tendent.-The steamship Nelson has ar
rived with cargo of railroad iron and will
begin discharging Immediately. The road it
was for could not be ascertained asi was not
known at the custom house.--The county
Dem ocratic executive committee had meet
ing Thursday, but could not agree as to the
ACCESSIBILITY of holding convention to nom
mate a county ticket. Further action was
postponed until after the state convention at
Dallas. 1t is stated that Colonel Thomas Nj.
Jack has positively declined the chairmsnship
Of the committee.-Itis currently claimed
that the bonds for the construction Of the
coast line of railwsy from Columbia to
Wharton have been placed and work will
be begun on the line the first of September.
The road is already graded between
the points named and negotia-
tons for iron are being etfected--
The bulls and bears who daily congragate in
the cotton exchange to figure out losses or
gains in the fluctuations of the market,as they
are announced upon the blackboard, were
startled and their calculations knocked into
cooked hat by one ofthe hugh blackboards
coming down with laundering crash, No
damage, however, was done.-l he Calves
ton, Houston & Henderson railroad give an
excursion TO Houston next Sunday. Tickets
for round trip 81. was mistaken in my
communication yesterday in stating that this
road will run four passenger trains daily be-
tween here and Houston. There is no train
out at 400 q. m. Trains will run as usual,
with the exception of an additional train,
which will leave at l0:45 q. MA very
pleasant party of young people assembled al
DR.. Keleys residence Thursday night and
spent an ENJOYABLE evening.--The genial
wholesoulod, Pat Herman, is confined to hi:
room. seriously indisposed.--Trsck-layi
on the g., Q. 81 S. Il. railrosd is finished tC
Temple, the crossing of the international
distant ia miles from Galveston. The bridge
over Little river, this side of Cameron, vii
soon be in position, and il expected by tn,
latter Of this month the road will be runnin!
to Cameron, 1877 miles from Galveston.
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se,urtz;m Salt Lake city.

Salt Lake City, Aug. 9.--Secretary
Schultz arrived in the city to-day, and will
leave tomorrow with General Crook anc
Mr.. Webb Hayes for Fort Hall, Idaho, IeI-
lowstone Park, For. Custer and Keagh. lie
is expected to revive the system of roads
the Yellowstone park, making the points o
interest accessible, ard to take steps looking
to a good lease, and for building small hotel
for tourists. He will also see about setting
apart the mountainous portion as a preserve
for the large game, now rapidly becoming
extinct: to arrange with the Crows for TN
surrender of that part of their reservation
containing mines, and TO locate Sitting Bull
followers, who have re. crossed the line in con
siderabl numbers.
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CITY DOTS.

Nineteen days more in which to pay city
taxes without cost.
The Grand Windsor hotel fed four hun
dred people at supper last night.
The saloons and business houses are
decorated with the national colors.
Some sneak thief stole Mr.. William Leslie's
valise Sunday night, and cutting 1t open, APP
propriated a lot OF underwear.
The visiting newspaper brethren are loud
in their praise of the ladies who were so kind
as to decorate the press headquarters.
The st. George hotel is beautifully
decorated with the national colors. With
the delegates and visitors, this is very popu-
lar place.
The HERALD returns its thanks to the
Mineola cornet band, Professor l.. Swartz
for the music discoursed last evening in front
of our office,
The Grand Windsor entertained yesterday
three hundred and fifty guests for dinner and
four hundred for supper. Colonel Whitls
has provided Accommodations for three hun
bred more visitors and the probabilitie, are
that they will call upon him.
"Fine, Very Fire." out on the streets
Yesterday, with new wagon of elegant de.
gn, followed Dy Two others. Two yeals
ago he we peddling cakes on the streets, and
today he has one Of the largest bakeries in
tire city, and houses to rent, which bring him
a handsome income. This proves what en-
terpriae and industry will accomplish in
Dallas
We had the pleasure of meeting Captain
T. w. Abney yesterday, who has just re
turned from a trip across he Indian Terri.
torv with herd of beef cattle. He and
Colonel NJ. Pointer, of this city, are engaged
at present in driving 1900 head OF beeve
to Vinita, Indian Territory, for shipment to
st. Louis The captain says they gotthrough
the territory nicely.
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FORT WORTH.

Correspondence of the Herald
FoRT worm, August g. 1880.
One hundred and fifty persons, principally
Democrats, are reported at the Greenback
meeting in the court house last night -
Sunday was beautiful and pleas
ant day, and there were services
at nearly all the churches
Stephen Smith, colored, of North Carolina,
who has been preaching to the colored
Baptlsts for the last two weeks closed TIE
meeting last night. There has been so addi-
ton, % Of whom were baptized yesterday
Smith is full blooded African preacher,
with their regular talk and actions.-Yes
terday, on leaving Zion campmeeting Parson
Wilson's son, while in a buggy with his sister
and Miss Easily (sll of this city,, started the
horse too suddenly and caused the
Young ladies to fall backward to the gror1 nd
on their heads. Both we're seriously injured,
and insensibIe for a while. They could only
be brought part OF the way home.--While
en- route to this meeting yesterday the feet OF
horse, riden by young man, became en-
tangled in rope that was dangling. The
horse fell on the riders ankle and broke it.
The Young man went on to the meeting, not
thinking Of his injuries, but when there be-
came sick and tainted. His boot was
cut off his foot and he was cared fo--.--
No new cattle has arrived yet though re-
ported on the road many times.-lt the
table set by the Waverly can't please you
seek no further in northern Texas.-
than hundred negroes collected at thu
depot this evening to bid farewell to the
preacher, Stephen Smith. A much large
crowd of people are at the depot this even
ing than usual, and many will 90 to Dallas tt
attend the convention tomorrow.
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GALVESTON.

Clrrespondence OF the Herald.
GALVESTON, August, 7, 1850.
Local dots of any general interest, to use
vnloarism. are as scarce as hens teeth, and
the se rch after them as monotone us as Dr.
Tanners fast. A gentleman offered wager
a GOOD sum tonight that the plucky little
doctor. like the Irishman's mule, would not
survive twenty days after the conclusion Of
his fast, but found no takers. suppose TINS
craze should become epidemicsl, what a
crash there uld be among hotel proprit
tors and boarding house keepers. In fact, to
follow it out in all its varied ramilica'i ons, IL
would revolutionize the business OF the coun'
try, and its effects would DO worse than the
e-nominstion,a election OF the old Aical6e
Therefor it might be good thing II Ut
Tanner died, if it saved Texas from second
inHiction of mossbsckism and remove the prin'
cipsl clog to the rapid progression OF the
state, in all that makes her powerful anG
great. But dropping the fasting doctor anc
taking up politics, we find despite the n ost per
sistent Efforts of the self constituted leaders o.
the party, that the breach is widening between
Shepard's adherelts and the irreconclisoies
Charles G.. Sweeny, member OF tht
Democratic e1 cutive committee, l9tn sena
torial district, attempts, in q communicate
in yesterday mornings News, to pour oil or
the troubled waters, and cou sells harmony
and unity in the Democratic ranks, anG
earnestly implores them to support Shepprd
in the coming election. Thus far the oppo'
nents of Shepard have had the best OF the
argument, and if they remain true to then
purpose the vote for him will be less in Thu
city than lever has been for any Democratic
candidate for congress from this district
The fourth ward Hancock and Engllst
club have another meeting tonight, and
.ronp effort will be made to get the club tt
rescind their rel olutions, passed week go
and which has created all this controversy
This will be bitterly opposed, and q lively
and exciting time is anticipated pre-
variations are made and preliminaries ar
ranged for the regatta this evening
There seems to be but little interes
manifested in the race. FOOLS were
announced to be sold at the Bank Elk
change lat night, but from lack of interes
or want of funds, none were disposed Of
The grand army of occupation has OK
cited an interest here, and young men o
military aspirations and glory are consider
ably exercised. But they all want to go a
brigadier.generals or colonels-none9 lowe
than the latter rank-and they would alst
like to have few months pay in advance
so as to be able to rig themselves out IN war
like array. If the man with ''Irymple IN nj
name wants officers to officer his expedition
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L0NGVIEw.
correspondence o, the Herald

correspondence % the Herald.
LoNGyIEw, August S, 1880.
The Gregg county delegation to the state
convention left by the l2:4O tram TO- 'sy Tor
Dallas. The number was about ten,--Af-
Ter three days Of dry weather the rains have
again begun. Heavy showers daily.--A
considerable degree of ill health has been the
first evil to aow from the excessive dampness.
Among the prominent eitiz3ns Of this neigh
b .hood seriously i'll i DR.. job Taylor, one OF
the Oldest residents ofthis county'-- " a.
L. DeLoach contemplates moving to Texar-
kama Mr. Hardy Hopson superintendent,
Of the NJ. E. S. school resigned his position
Yesterday, and Mr.. ]. ", Boring was recon.
mended by the school for appointment by
the conference, Mr.. Hopson moves to Gil
mer.--The plans of the building for the
indae rooms K. of H., l. 0. o. f. and A. 0.
u. w. and the school house have been re-
ceiyed. They are drawn by Mr.. VIM. VOL
dert, architect, Of Tyler.
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state Convention.

Yesterday the committee of arrangements
for the coming convention met, with all the
principle members present. The following
resolutions were read and adopted
Resolved, That having always bought our
clothing of the popular olothie1s, L. NJ
Kahn & CO., and being satisfied that they
are the clothiers OF north Texas,
We therefore resolve to instruct all dele
gates and visitors who are needing anything
In the cloth G line to call and examine thell
mammoth stock before purchasing elsewhere
and then adjourned.
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Continued ON Second Page.
China Hall will be illuminated to-
night.
Gard of Thanks.

Mrs. Gilbert returns thanks through Mrs.
Andrews, Mr.. Lenway, Mr.. Clebur, and
many others for favors shown her and her
family in the hour of distress. In fact, every
one appealed to responded. Mrs. Gilbert
has nothing to give in return but her heart
gratitude but they shall be remembered in
heaven. "He who gives to the poor, lends to
the Lord" Her brother arrived yesterday
morning with wagon and took the family
home with him, where they will in future
receive the assistance of relatives
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nzNoTIOE to stockholders, Dallas & Wich-
ita Railroad Company. - A meeting OF the
Stockholders of the Dallas & Wichita railroad
com pany will be held at the general Office OF
said company in the city of Dallas, state OF
Texas, on Monday, the 27th day Of septem-
Der, A. u. 1850, for the purpose OF determin-
ing whether o mortgage shall be executed
upon the franchise and corporate property for
the purpose Of constructing, completing ana
improving its railway.
WILSON d. BENNETT,
sec'y Dallas & Wichita Railroad Company
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RICORD'S VITAL Restorative

EULLY % PER CENT of the human race are
IL victims to partial or complete impotency.
This startling assertion will be fully corrobo.
rated by every intelligent physician. The
principal causes producing this disease are In
discretions ,or excuses. Some OF the common
symptoms are loss OF v'gor, spermatorrhea,
pain in the back, disposition to avoid society,
ianguOr, gloomy forebodings, mental distress,
nervous debility and leucorrhGa I'm females),
facilitating dreams. &c. Let no false modesty
prevent the parent from warming the child Of
ihl, great evil. Secret habits are the result OF
ignorance. The medical profession has been
almost criminally negligent or reticent about
these things, as the demand for increased 40
commodations at the insane asylums amply
attest.
There Is well-known principle In ANNA
physiology that no vital action can take place,
except through the ageAcy of the nervous sys-
TEN. If the nerve power In any organ IS weak
ened then that organ is..weak. There Is arem-
edy in the reach of all, one that has stood the
test for over half century. DR.. Records
Vital Restorative has been scrutlnlzed and in
dorsed by the Academy Of Medicine in Paris,
as an infallable specific for the above, contains
no PHOSPHORUS, cantharides or other poison;
Is purely Vegetable, producing no reaction,
anu Is permanent in effect; is sugar-coated
pill and can be had of Levasser Co 10 bis
ne Richelisu, Paris, (Francel, OF, of Or. s.
Brown Sigesmond, sole agent for the ". g.,
Singer Building, st. Louis, Mo-; box OF lO0
pills, IS, box Of 400, 80, sent by mail upon re-
ceipt OF price.
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Dissolution Notice.

YNHE COMPREHENSIVE between Eugene
l Villeme and Frank Menetre is dissolved,
Eugene Vileme is sole proprietor of the Attain
tic Garden, and will run II after this, Angus
5, 1880 EUGENE VlLLEME
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SINNERS Strike

Syracuse, Aug. 9.-Three hundred spin
ners in the Oswego Falls factory at Fulton
have struck for higher wages. They psraded
the principal streets of the village this even
inc and INDUCED in noisy demonstrations.
They are in q crippled condition, and 1t II
rumored that they will stop running.
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PERSON Al.


Mr.. j. S. Medley, of Galveston, is in the
city.
Hon. j. H. Reagan is guest at the Grand
Winsor.
Senator Maxey is guest at the ST.
George.
Senator W. j. Swain, of Red River county,
is in the city.
Z. G. Chamberlain, of Atchison, Kansas,
is in the city.
j. G. Vanston, right.of-way agent of the
Trunk line railroad, has returned from
Athens.
General w. II. King, of Sulphur Springs
the gallant general of brigade in Walkers
division, is in the city.
Billie Kahn, to the great delight of his host
of friends, has returned from a summer trip
to Canada.
Hon. NJ. Quinn, delegate from Calves
ton, arrived in the city last evening, and hon
ored US with call.
Hon. R. G. Street, delegate from Calves
ton is in the city and paid the HERALD a
pleasant call last evening.
Mr.. w, j. Houlahan, the popular excur-
sion manager of Galveston, is among the
delegation from the Island City.
The wife Of E. G. Rust, of this county last
evening presented him with an eleven poand
and q half girl, twenty-five inches in length
B. B. Cain, son of Captain Wash Cain,
and repr senting the Tyler Democrat and
Reporter, made US pleasant call yesterday
Charlie Galloway, one of the most genial,
whole-soulsd gentlemen that ever trod the
soil of Texas, is lying dangerously i'll at his
room on Ross avenue, next door to Stor-
man s tailor shop.