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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-01

THE Schenectady Evening Star ostauncn
Democratic paper that has been puoIi'heu
ut Schenectady, New York, for nearly TWEEN
ty.,ix years and that has railways advocated
Democratic principles, comes to us win
seven and a-half columns filled with extracts
from afty-four different newspapers pup
lished in various States giving reasons why
Mr.. Tilden should not receive the nomination
for President The Star itself says; "The
Democratic party can succeed in tho Presi-
Dental contest of 1880, if the leaders In this
State are wise. But the tactics adopted last
fall at Syracuse will not, If repeated, bring
success. Tho readers of the Star know that
we did what we could to change the policy
pursued by the majority of the State Com
mittee, before the convention met, knowing
that if they persisted in forcing tho nomina-
ton of Governor Robinson, we would lose
the State. The majority Mt Syracuse thought
differently, and we bowed to the will of the
convention and gave the whole ticket a hearty
support While we say 1t Is possible for the
Democratic party to succeed, we have better
and stronger reasons to-day for thinking that
the Democracy cannot carry the State if MIR.
Tilden is forced upon the ticket against the
protest of larger number of Democrats than
objected to Governor Robinson's nomination
AS the Star as well as many other Democratic
ournals were called upon to sustain m UNI
wise nomination last year against their advice'
we have right to ask that the folly be moi
repeated in 1880"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-01
The He'll Tragedy.

In the District court yesterday Judge
Aldridge granted a writ of habeas corpus to
r. A. Bell, charged as an accomplice with
Hawkins in the alleged murder of Bells
father. The case is set for hearing on Sat-
urday. the Sd inst. Able attorneys have been
employed by each party. Judge Thurmond
and the firm of Willard & Fletcher, leading
and successful criminal lawyers, have been
retained BY Bell. The counsel for Hawkins
have been heretofore mentioned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-01
DIRECTORS.

j. T.. schneider, j. c. O'Conuor,
II. V, Tompkins, Alfred Davis,
Il. ), O'COnnor, W Z, Common,
- A. +. Hardie.-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-01

NuMpEn one volume one, of the Sh'oId' a
handsome weekly printed ut Henrietta, Clay
county, has reached IA. Mr. A. O. Mercer
editor and proprietor, was formerly city edl-
tor of tho Sherman Courier and i'a journal
list of experience and ability We wish him
unlimited success 10 his venture, md II the
intjo, numbcri is an index of what tho paper
is To be. no IS bound to succeed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-01

Tur Houston Pos, on Tuesday last came
out MS n morning paper 1t Is now i" inc
general makeup and typographical appear
epco ono of tho handsomcst dailies In the
State. II 10 full 10 rcplc'lon with eSco''o",
editorial matter, general and local news ma
choice miscellany, 1t shows enterprise
and industry and We trust n bright ana sue
oosafll future Ia before ".
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-01

SKILLED lumbermcn of Maine and I'm.
region AFRO writing to parties in Orange ana
Beaumont to know IL there Ia aoy pro'pcp"
Of their getting employment In those ''0'
,lona In rafting out logf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-01
DIR. ALEXANDER
No So North 9Th ST., st. Louis, No.
Established Is40.)

"BN.sAM OF HERBS" is guaranteed to
cure Spermatorrhea or Seminal weakness IN al
its various forms. Restores loss, power and
youthful vigor Price $500. sent to any adj
dress. Circular on Private Matter sent
Free. Address DIR. Z. ALEXANDER, No. 30!
North 9th street, st. Louis, Mo. Established
40 years.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

No Nra, z, q, wUOpl fashuuahu lair
w Dr asrr pors tho Anrhl hair work N
any ono IN tho eib, sha mHk's brads, lulls,
curs, frtls, wigs, Invisible uon. pltesa,
waluh guar 10, hair jewely of al linda La'
d 90 viii save money by giving her call, AZ
so, N EnI street lOulh side,
n~gP rEHspNs ot fAMlijha- WanIlHg
>p'-" Boots or shoes Firsttlass D'ty Made
for Cents, LaI,es', Misses' and Children, WIN
do wen 10 call a. f0s Main slreeii always on
hand q One assortment, also made 20 order ~
once M desired lrloes Low work warranted
Old lioosand shoea krralrd
HARVEY FACE,
feblif Manufacturer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-01
INDICATIONS

oyoudv peaiher and ocod'iona' 'a'", ,
,oarmer souiheriy, hgtiag 10 oola'' "''''''
,pinosi Denrany higher baroWo'e''
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-02
ARMIES OF NORTHERN VIR
GINA AND TENNESSEE.

The following members Of the Associations Of
the Army Of Northern Virginia and Army OF
Tennessee are hereby appointed committee
to receive funds. which may be contributed By
comrades and admirers OF the late LIEUT..
GEN. JOHN B. HOOD, the fund so constituted
TO be invested In United States bonds for the
benefit Of his surviving children.
JOHN B. RICHARDSON,
President Louisiana Division. Army Of North.
=. AUGUST REICHABD.
President Louisiana Division. Army OF Ten.
n0Ssee.
w. Il. Lyman, chairman Francis T. Nichols
James Buckner, Samuel Flower, .: B. CALDER
i n Murray, oil the Army OF Northern Vir.
oinia. r A. GhsIaron G. T. Beauregard. 8. D.
stockman, Fred N. Ogden. Walter v. Crouch. OF
the Army OF Tennessee.
Address Box 1896. New Orleans. seS AID L
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-02

To SuFFERERs.-Those Of our readers who may
be affected with rhumatism. govt or neuralgia
will find In another column an advertiser emit
which will no doubt interest them. W. L. Jur-
gielewicz who has for a great many years sold
the valuable antt-rheumatic mixture. OF which
he Is the sole proprietor. states that for twenty
years this wonderful curative mixture has been
used all over the country. and with unprece-
dented success. This eminent druggist has
thousands of testimonials from parties who
have been greatly benefited by Its use. Mr.. Jur
gielewicz's establishment is situated on the cor
ner OF ThalIa and Magazine streets but all first
class druggists keep his anti rheumatic mix
tura for sale.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-02


A party OF 1ppant New Workers received a
crushing snub from Boston delegation at a
performance OF the princess Toto the other
evening. They went to the Standard Theatre
under the impression that the piece was a
funny one, and that the proper way to re-
ceive Its fun was TO laugh. They had album
dapt opportunity from the very beginning OF
selves greatly, when they discovered that a
solemn party OF four persons directly In front
of them were greatly disturbed, or rather
shocked, by their hilarity. First the ladies' Of
the solemn party locked around at the Often
ders with great dignity OF eountenanee,
hoping thus to show them the gross
inproparii,ety. Of naI their conduct But But
diminished. Then the gentlemen of the SOL
emn party turned around and scowled, but
with no better effect. When the curtain fell
at the end OF the act the solemn party, with
much Struggling of shoulders and audible
murmurs OF horror, held consultation.
which resulted In the departure OF the most
solemn gentleman OF the delegation for the
box Office. He returned In few minutes
with an usher, and the whole party arose,
persons In the rear, shook the dust from
their feet and repaired to seats further back
In the theatre. 1t was subsequently learned
that they came from Boston. and that the
preternaturally solemn gentleman who acted
as leader Of the delegation Is the identical
person who was once riding with friend In
the vicinity OF his adored city, when they
ton: 81 m. from Boston" abr he ex-
claimed, with dignified emotion, here Is the
grave OF some true soul who, wearied with
the frlvolities and perpexitias OF life, has lain
down to rest beneath the touching inscrip-
ton: "I'm from Bostonp-tN. Y. Tribune.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-02

TIE NEW ORLEANS CRY RAILROAD COMPANY
BoNDs.-Tbese bonds run twenty four years
from December /. 1879. and bear per cent per
annum interest payable semi-annually. Three
hundred thousand dollars Of these bonds out OF
the $7oO COO have been already taken up. and the
remaining 500, 900 are for sale at par and
accrued interest By the New Orleans Canal and
Banking Company and the New Orleans Ma
tional Bank. This affords a very rare oppor-
tunity for investment and no doubt within a
very few days the whole amount will have been
taken up.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-02
seeing you are preacher I'll take OIL In money
and the balance In religious conversation"
- o -
sherman's D0nble- Dealing ON the sugar
Question.
tr.

Question.
New York Start
The memorial which was presented to Con-
grees last week on the subject OF the sugar
tariff, signed ny nearly all the houses en-
gagged In that trade In this city, deserves at
tention, not merely from the clear and prac-
teal manner In which are presented the
grievances from which that important bust
nees has been suffering for some years past,
and by means of which all business, TRANSACT
tions In foreign sugars are seriously endan-
gered, but from the fact that thesdocument is
u practical afraignment OF the Secretary OF
the Treasury for illegal and unwise practices
in the discharge OF bis official duty.
Mr.. Sherman assumed last summer by
a treasury order to change the
existing tariff on sugars, and not only 80, but
this change was made, whether designedly
or no, In the direct interest OF few retiners
who are striving for monopoly In the BUSH
ness. This arbitrary, illegal and unwi5e or
der was contested BY the merchants, whose
business interests IL affected, and the duties
exacted under 1t were paid under protest and
with notice of suit for the recovery Of the
same. And yet In his annual report In treat
Ing OF the sugar tariff Mr.. Sherman ignores
these important facts and only alludes to
them in disingenuous and unfair attempt
at q justification OF his Illegal conduct.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-02

Admiral Ammen has furnished the North
American ReuieaD with paper In reply to the
one that appeared in the January number by
DeLesseps on the Nicaragua canal.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-02
Inviting Further Trouble.

Harrisburg Patriot1
It la time for VIM. f. Chandler to rise and
express his Indignation In regard TO the
Maine outrage
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-02
THE vi. CHARLES HOTEL

WILL OPEN FOB THE RECEPTION OF
w guests on MONDAY. sixth instant Dur
Ing the summer the Hotel was put In thorough
duced to ensure the comfort Of patrons. The
honse la unsurpassed In all that goes to make
viii continue 10 merit the popular favor which
has been accorded IL In the past. :,
Parties returning home will do well 10 eau
and look at FAMILY RO0MS before locating
elsewhere,
ocs tt RlYEhs q BAhTklA
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-02
WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAR DErARTMENT,l
Signal Service, United States Army. J
T1atlv meteorological record for tho eight hours
ending at 1908 d. m. Thursday. January !.
Ohaarvations taken Mt the same moment OF
time at all etations
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-02
REMOVAL.
y. H. CAMP-MAP
uoc rancyad from
Has removed from

I33 P0ydras TO IL Camp street,
And is prepared to offer STOVES, ES
and CRATES at very low rates. He Ii also
agent for the Stewart and Champion Monitor
STOVES Def I'm
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CURRENT HUMOR.

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WHAT DOES IT AB17ER2

Fur Tho t,h,e.e, 3tklae,
What does 1t mattar, q blackAlSrl. at evening,
Nhcther yuu sung "a Tho lt,l,3hhla ur uoon2
What dues It matier. q heNrt. In thy ErlcslnX,
Whethcr yuu loved In December or junoS
What shall It matter, whcp death ditns our
m vision, ~
%%h,etler VI, o',r han.ls held tne1 1ptre Or plo,xy
What dies It tLnttcrf l,oathN% lles III utrlBion,
Aud noasant aul King to a matsaato must
bow. n
';sA
sv,. ... .-...-. t. -.
What ahsll II matter, 6Heethe3rt, With our glory,
Moeihar our pathway bp ttotlly or brtght7
Whit shall Ii uAtt1r, 8weeih4Art, with our story.
Whether we walk thfpuuhx tho day or the
h1ghts MAAr h1AATroA USWtTr.
GRAaF PARx, Ill
, 1880-10-09
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novel. II Is inferior IN many respects TO
"t),l tho flights" bytho satno author, i IS
too lonE--,.ot All uncommon. fanlt With ler'
arn sl,irrctl uyer. not sufficiently portrayed,
There arc too many Of theni. And ths trans
at'on h. .nniy fair. On tho other land the hook
trca,s 0f n tiass of whom we hare no sam
eatne md tftir trees is admirably shown.
Tile tlrn,naiic clement Ii strong In tho "For-
es.crAo II Is nlso n pure and wholesome
story. and the climax or ending Is not unsat~
istart0ry.
{From Hong Kong to the 11imalayas. i,y
J.. Warren Clark. American Tract Society.
I'rice 2l.iO.
(Tke Worst BOY ip Town. By John lIat-
herto,t. New York: @. r. Putnam's Sons.
I'rIcH Sill
(Tlc Fnresters. BY Bcrthold Auerbaeh:
New York: y. Appleton & Co. Price 70
cents.
, 1880-10-09
MINOR NOTICES.

MAKO tho OeSI tflelt+ IHelr nlISleeuS hlltl
Wild pranks aFu always rcAa with pleasure.
WHO cur tell haw many of tho mud school
boy exploits of nsodcrn yo,ltl, iaye been pat
terned after tho practical jokes and n.lyesl-
lures of such bad hoys rs Pcrctras Kecne,
MtdshIl,nan Easy. Tom Brou.,, Ton. Bat
len or Tom Surucr. Mr. uabherton now
"Worst Boy in Town." 1t is to be
hoped the work Is not a thlnly-
yelled autobiography! jack lFhttt4ng'.um
certainly Is remarkably unfortunate youth,
even for q bud boy, fur he is always found
out. Sonle Of his practical jokes aro oxcectl-
!ugly amusing, at4 his successful scheme fur
brcaking up a political meeting Is original.
Il not eon.n,cnAab!s.. THAT the story In we'll
told It Is almost unnecessary to sny. There
might haye been more of. 1t, but what thorn
" i good. 1he pEil,clpa! full to b. found nl
s"i t." siSSEsstisi III @ fs o SiSs'nss ts ss t #
reckless, Initiative kutrkerbockerud ssrll,;
lings. Tho book Is dedicated "to very butt
boys, and TO tho tlnp old fellows WHO once
WHss W, satsa the set Sse 0 i sicated rad M t. as
universally read man OH this Continent.
If tho uutl,or OF "Fro,n Hung Kong to
tue Il,n,anyas !" tells Iii nothing new, llo at
arASt 1}AtA WtiAt ht tsAa y sa3 W scsJ NUN
sl,alH. Sous Of the illustrations are very
Koo.t, soli,e unpleasantiy suggestive, such ny
thp i lliMslos burning l'lsee," for e!!ssanee.
Sir. CIarlt, as llu says, nnderrook 5000 miles
!! son II ti,r ycar. Tho st1rl u heat does not
ppryatle these paRes., Ihcy arc telnpesnte!y
wfltles,, a,:t! just such buck "a anY tatsl!l"
Ke}lt traveller with 4 good command Of !a!a-
Euagu would have f1ton npt to write III d.
scriuln0 what he saw 0n lis Journey; The
! bnok Ii neatly gotten up and geographically
| very tree fralu errors.
-I3ertho,li Auerbach takes tho material
for MS tnlrs alua novels from real life. Aud
the Black Forest regton-that rangs0f wo1dy
ni0u,ltall,s IN the southwestern paIt OF Ger
niaily Which aboursls In historical remains
! mid assOrlatlous--ls a fayor!t locality tEon1
which he draws his inspiration. Ills " For
esters" which has Just been pub
Dlack Forest people, thls time With the for
est-keepcss aud fofest-n,astets; with tho we'll
] to-uo middle classes. 1t Is not remarkable
, 1880-10-09


n tho number of murders under 11a1!gton.
Uprtillp, Scn,t, md Anlrs, "fhere ara mt 30
l,Inny jnlillcal murders, hut Tho average Is
wrl kept ~ BY 'lEssonnl tlttIlc'i'tics, strret-
!lk|,tf. n','l afFsaya having II" connection With
Per cpntra, Tho statistics nf ls7o show not
homicide III Vermont during the census year,
mid but "'!n in New hampshire. The nRgre.
KntS m population of tho two States was nearly
M. 1'rhaei Sums up to this effect: "Thn
administration M law II, fnnst Gf thr H0utIt.
o 9 s9Ss Y t ty esse"1f sx t. @ si"r n4xr sGas as
tho liat, l,c Killed llapptl!rtl to bo wanting IN
ne ae'e ast eovft asse 1 eHts xafnI ls'aess
tlninr.r,s,n oi otsI it o,ic j; cf iho I soutSora
States saw ttlan !elllMra!rly straW = pisinl
from tMnratl, Ills .ti.t piltt sDut MI ttnined
avlx lsa s;x a t ats'et @ T' M asssiant w;1la It VS.
ln.nsltate'y released o,, hail. pIs,o! anil MI:
was toll thut In had atrcAtty shot setcrnl
S' "l w"s s Fcs"ls s Sswlat 10 S".f ,STt, II
AZ al, Increased sespers 'iS III HUMAN @ IL. rietd
cMforren,cnt of law, mud. MS ,'cnrly NJ pms. !
sinl.:, HtlrG},la;s r., lnisl,Wctt for every case ot
"'stasa',e asaeai ,pi'MifiGi NJ: iGiranr1. book to the
attention, VI MI Interested !n Tho social prob.
rn$ nf Tie ,lAy, alM partlculnriy Y ttiose .,s
ANXIOUS 10 teyosnn Southern lnnists,eS ~ n,a.1 @
i"n t11p VT utosn ~ ,ira,rs % %,tctnr"i in f,is
bW,E Is uot ptrasn1,t to rnl,.cint,intr,
{llnIMtcitte, Nnril, and South. 1!y II. Y.
Rcd'tsl.i. pbl!at!elpl1ta: j. d. L'pp'heol4 q
W. 1tlco eA""}
nynt>S.
"Byron's life was uasscd Under i]1e f'erco
light tint bcals upon MI intellectual throne.
lie succeeded In making hllnsrlf-wlat ho
wtsi,cl d, bc--tho ,uust 1t,turlo,,a personality
III typ wn,id of letters of orr cs,,tuyy, II.
most every one Win came In contact with
him Inns ftft ~, regard yarious Impressions
Of Intimacy or Interview. Those wI,n,n i,c
ryc1v,,c,1 or vairoutyp,t nalIcnr,l: those 10
,vl,nm In was rpnIal, Ioycd him, Mr,
Snnthrv 1n Mi sincerity. regarded hin, rs
iI1e nrinrtutc Of evil lncnrnntc; an American
wri,or. nf tracts in Tho form Of stories
!. ~ tbo aon,c o,tnlnu. tn IND
IL. ~ u w., n'' r.. ~. ,u,i,,u,.a1
Countess e''lce'ol, he IL MI al, arcaaMec'.
mere 's,llky tlantly.' Goethe ranks li,n rs
tl,c erst EncltsL tnct after Shoksnenrc, aud
T. tm,,,o; t,, tt,a tnn,,,u.r ,.r,ios ~ Trn,,c,.
IS io''owe by LUG ena* cf'fs T., to .. rIts
ycrse. aud that In ,,nexa,npletl measure thu
non,1 mi ovti NJ ,,,a nGtt,ro ,vrrc inhrrftnd
auctlun To his Lilo Of Lord Dyfon," now
published III tho "EnglIsh Men Of Let
trrs ~ Series. Lord byron has hnl M lack
o. olosrapheTs, pn,, Wi.n LUZ !nu cxccp.'on " A.
M0oro's IND ]soertS's' Tie OTHER worhs aFe oA
little real vnue. however Interesting reading
they may be. Mr.: Ntclol prof'sses to bo
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