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orderly, and rovnnuu- producing trailc, which
rannnt fn suppressed. hut rnay tc controlled Ia
tho interests Ut law and order.

Anour fifty prominent Dourl'ons from
various parta Of Ohio pnthprod III Toledo a fow
days ngo for strictly conIItientiat oonfah as to
tho host wny uf stnrttne II "boom" for thoir
watoroggcd candidate, rockotbookwattor.
rgl,orter snyss ,.....
Tho ut,ac,ro Of Thnodoro Cttok, John F. Fhl.
lott. uun. t1AnMtn9. !!t.1Yu Ihnlnnn, Aolihtnr
ifnrpcr, nru Wl1ltntn W. Armstrong, who hnvo
bcnr tho ohtDf nritIcs OF llnokwnltcr. was
noticed md painfully commented Dn ~ corners.
a meeting whA hell IN ono Of tito hUtcl bRck
pnrstra tllis forent,,n, nt which Il hltlnbor nf
very unFatslc,s speruhps woro ina!lo. Through
rrrtye teDtptnlCrs wtru uTpectGat tu snrntoh unv.
Faster, AMI thus work Indirectly for tho GlGcott
at tho f}nn.1Grnto ttoKdt. DHts4fcrty. tho nori'
lnpp fur attorney. lct,ernl. grow quito ctithtisi.
st!c over Tho speeches h1 t,ita hcaral by coercivo
temperance nuiiators agatnst Fostor Mt tho 60.
oroiu,l cnmp- meeting ut Lakeside. No Hpnnker
At to-.lay's tmeattuE attempted to conconl h!s
satisfaction ut thu temperance split and tho con.
ac1unnt uIh TINT wnutd dtinIntontionally ho given
tlcnl. II WINS hlntel. hnwpvcr, thAt this pn!nt
aotid mt h9 tn much tilrtit l'tWN IN publ tc
Sntt,u isei,sslou took plae0 Us to whether I'LL NJ
tnGk Dn unrI1cltl wonll hnlr tho ltcpnbticans III
tho Stnto, md tli0 general nrinon Wns TINT aa 4
ililttur ar Eyirrnthy It would. There wAs q
grcat .Si of nlk eti tals po'st but tho Es9,oral
lny Iii Republican divisions and dssatEsfactlotls
, 1881-08-01

FARMERS throughout Southern Minnesota
take more cheerful yieW Of tho wheat out
look than they did week ago, A1tl reports
from along tho limo of tic Southern Min.
ncsota Railroad ind lis branches show d de-
citlea Improvement In ali grains. In lnttlailts
the farmers find by thraslslng TINT tho Yield
Is larger thnn expected; but In some nor
ttons OF the State rain Is much headed to
help the corn.
, 1881-08-01

TtlE most recent reports FROM the AIoravinn
Mission Stations on tho west const Ut Grccn-
land dutcd ut tho end OF March OF tho presunt
year, show TINT the winter Of 1881 VI wns or
coptionaiy nli1t1. Summer wcnthor prevailed
in JANUARY and February, the country wills FREQ
OF SHOW, tho Esqululaux wcro Rble to lsh alonH
tho coast and gathered borries on tho shore, nnl
goats pusturol III the upen mir. T1,o winter
scnsou did not begin until Maroh; At tho
southern stations tho thermometer dil not 60
l,alow II deHreos H.. aud ut tho northern sta-.
tons only onco stood ns low as 10 degrees 1t.
Thfs stuto OF Affairs may, havo some boarlps
upon tho operations OF tho polar relief cxpedt-
tiouS.
, 1881-08-01

THUS far nine persons have died IN conse-
quence Of tho Peoria distillery explosion Of
last Saturday evening, and three others are
fatally injured. The testimony Mt the Cor
oner's inquest showed that tho accident wns
due to tho folly Of tho engineer. who has
died OF his injuries.
, 1881-08-01

STAIN now turns up will, n grievance In
connection witt, tho French occupation OF
Tunis+ 1t appears that the Spanish Vice
Consulate at Sfax was plundered when that
place was captured, md n remol,strance OIL
tho subject has been addressed to the French
Government.
, 1881-08-01

In u quarrel growing out ot a iog-nght at
Grand Rapids, Nlcl,., jack; McDer,nott, IT
plumber, whose dog had got whipped, shot
Ed Moran in tho left leg Just below the
thigh. Tie bullet severed at, artery, and
Moran b}eu to death In SIX hours III spite Of
all TINT the surgeons could do to stnhcll tie
f1Dyy of blnpt1
, 1881-08-01

THE program III tic Dradla.lgh case Is
stated 10 he TINT Of Io1cible resistance by tho
Sergeant-at-Arlns 10 Ills entrance to tho
House, md II Dradlangh persists in the Mt
tempt to tnke Ills sent he will be arrested.
, 1881-08-01

Cot. Jo11N Duncu, tho Secretary Of tho
sonate, who tlod lntcly In Washington, was n
native, Of 0eorgla. IIo WIS graduated at Yatc
Coiioge tn lBi7; ndntttted to tho nar aud prac-
tlccd for threo years in Murray Comfy, Georgia;
moved to Chattanooga, Tonn,, in 1850; was elect
cd Ass1tnbIyulam and Htato Sanator, md tlnally
spcnker Of tho 1atter body; became chief oultor
Of tho NASHVILLE american In 1860; enlisted az d
prlvnto in tho Confederate nrny; was gradually
promoted until hg became Colonel; resumed
tho praotlco Of Inv In Nashville; purchased II
controlling interest Iii tho <iacrtcun In 1860; wue
Controller Of the State in 1s7S; bccnsne Soorotury
Of tho United btatca Senate In 1S7V, aud hold
TINT Utllcu at tho tIino Of his death.
, 1881-08-01

SENArols-ELEcr MILLER snll in Ills Sara-
toga speech that ho could undorseli tho Cor.
nuns III nrazil It hr hRa 4 steamship limo to ,hnt
country, nnd that "papor IL sold us low In Now
York, quality for quality, as In Lonlou." Thou,
pray. wtat IL tho noocsalty for continuing the
tfarltr on wood pulpI
, 1881-08-01
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

THE Cn1cAao TntnrSH Inns established bFnnoh
Offices for tho recopt Of subscriptions and nvort!s0.
nicnta m fDf1onss ....-.
NEW YUKK-isoom . Tribune Building. Eft. hc.
EADnES, Mnnagcr. ..
GlAsGOW, scotlnnd-A1lan's American News
Agency. 81 Nennod-st ....,
LONDON, EnE.-Amesican Exchange, ~ Stsnnd.
ukSnY +. GfLtt0, Agent
WASHINGTON. u, f.-ia1a ftrnet,
, 1881-08-01

T1tE fatal facility with which credit ,nny
bc ohtatnoti by people who make q good appear
nnco Is alnusLngly Illustrated by n story told in
nn English puppr, A mnn took furnished house
In BERKSHIRE, his daughter was married. during
h's stay thcrc, no sold rick OF hay belonging to
tile proprietor, runAined altoHothor about ton
rAonths, aud thou doparted Without puytuE d
penny. Tho tratiesmon IN tho tneanttmu had
bocn supplying all tho requirements for tho
fnlni'y for tho honor OF tholr custom, Without
pnt0 sGplng tho color Of thelr money.
, 1881-08-01

Mn. Vanderbilt has offered S500, 600 for
tho grounds and buildings OF tho ltouan Cath.
olia 0rphau Asylum GU F,fth avenue, oppoatt
his rosidcaco. llo proposes to turn tho block
Into private garden md park fur hlmselg and
bis clitdsou. Tho otrot WILL probably DO ace
CHI1f1d,
, 1881-08-01

FAILURE to perform Ills duty on the oc-
cnsEon Of tho popular excitement and Ills
tMrbance in connection with tho removal OF
tlla remains nc Plus TX. has led to the dis
luIssnl of tho Chief of Police Of Rome.
, 1881-08-01

Two MISSISSIPPI 1I1vER stean,ers. tho Idle
wild and the Osccoln Belle, Herc destroyed by
1iro at Memphis Inst evening, witt, n loss Of
$4,000. 4 plano-key manufactory ut Deep
River, Conn.,, wns burned yesterday. Loss
c1f0 mn
, 1881-08-01

TIE death is announced of two persons of
solllc historical Interest,-at 1larrlsonburg,
Va, Of George ". Tabb, WHO was foreman
of the Jury thut tried and sentenced to death
John Brown, the grand old Abo1ltionist; and
Mt Baltimore Of Dasld Carroll, founder in
1885 OF tho first cotton-ml1l III Baltimore
EnuufV
, 1881-08-01

prospects Of recovery tint Secretary Blaine
},ns notified Minister Lowell Mt London that
tic shall now omit Ills frequent telegrans ns
to tho Presidents condition, ard TINT Mr.
1,owcfl ,nny understand that "no news Is
ruoA tlcWs,h
, 1881-08-01

THE expenses Of tho Thfrty-aecontl Cen
ernl Assembly Of Illinois aggregate Sss:I,-
1886. A large suin Of money expended to
very poor advantage,
, 1881-08-01

IA READER" asks in very plain language
for the opinion Of THE TR.MUNH concerning tho
intentions Of tho vlaln In tho Inst scene Of
"The World" Ii IA Hoadcr" will SIT uour
enough to tho stage to hoar what tho "vllltun
says 1t will be impossible for him to ontortalu
any doubts US To tho lattor's Intentions.
, 1881-08-01

murdercrs md nssastns.
SUMMER IN CHICAGO.
There Is only one great ity III tho United
States which Is not depleted III population.
tlult, vaptt, nlid languld this ilrst of August
morning, and TINT city Is Clicago. 1t Is not n
cfrctt1nstancet to bonst about; II Is inere fact,
and tho fact is accounted for by Chlcago's
situation on the shore Of Like Michigan.
Doubtless rs many people '!ayc left Chicngo
for M f.nnunl 'sttmmurfngn rs havo lift amy
other American city Of Its size. Chicago
peoplo feel the same impulse to indulge III
summer travel rs the tlenizens Of hotter cit
los. III tito months Of July n,ld August they
| bccone restless. They sigh for cllange,
| not Ut mir, bnt Of scene; and they 60 to Eu-
rope. to Saratoga, to Newport, to II thousand
ptaces on tho seasl,orc, In tho 'nouMtains, niltt
III the nctg'b0rllootl Of lakes In high latt-
tldcs, 11ore they rest, lls ilirt, alltt gossip,
| Or tiabblo fn stocks and grain oyer tho
"Wfrcs.t
But tho outgoing ttralus" from Chicago
laden with troops of peasure'seekcrs are
met by incoming "tralns :" laden with otllor
pleasllre-seekcrs who co1io hero to enjoy tho
| Intoxicating charms of metropolitan city life,
and tntlnlo the l,1vtgorating brcezes which
sweep down from the cold regions Of the
North over tho clear, deep, cool wntors of
Lake Michigan. To tho Soutllron eneryate1
by tho hot, sultry atmosphere Of low lnti-
tutlcs those cnol brcezes, rcti0lent OF vitality,
impast new life and animation. As lie lii
l,ales them Ills eyes brighten, his nerves
"stiftcn up" his relaxed muscles burden.
nntt he views with rarc satisfaction the Held
,f..F %N{t In
, 1881-08-01

THE wIfe OF manufacturer In Elglu, Ill,
hensIrg that her carrlaRo horac, which was be-
tng used III q team. bud boon overloaded and
boaten With board by tho driver, called tho
teR1uRter Into her husbands Office md aouudly
holeuWhtppcd him TIL ho begged for moscy, =.
, 1881-08-01

An apparently incxtaustiblo bed Of b.
luminous coal Of excellent quality Inns been
discovered about twelve miles southwest Of
Marshall, Tox.
, 1881-08-01
POSTAGE.

Iattstd at th4 io.s.onrt At thfea9t, ill., At steond-
L4fss Matter.
For thu tencnt nf asr ratsons Win doslrn to rund
single oopies nf THE 1,ttlstrSh thronnh tho Hnt WI
Riso horcMllh tho transient ratio Of postnEo.
F;,rfien dnt Uonsstlt. Tff Conf.
Eight md 1wplse inRr fnpcf. c9nlH
EIktGQp HnKo Paper. .U Etht5
, 1881-08-01

FAIR weather and stationary or higher
Temperature for the Upper lake region
IN.
, 1881-08-01
PUBLIC OPINION.

Tint summer day.
--FfuH, tho French 9f John Keith.
PUBLIC OPINION.
Cincinnati Gazctie (llep): AIr. Dookv,l
tcr's letter OF Acccrtnncu II admirable. nh.
statcss1lanllso SCHOLARLY philosophical, il my
ludy ean taako anythln9 out or Mr.. Aookxsi.
tor'd declarations I'll Any nj tho suycrsE sub,oct,
which ho touches and nslorns, lln will .,c,eryss
ucscribD it rs admirable, nbu, s,nicsuaanVts%
know whom Doukwaiscr Is golng 10 6egn to no %
bis footing. r"
Now York Times {Rcp.): Tic shtpment
Of dynamite cartridges to Liverpool, With car.
ful provision against tloir doing any,,e1y Inv
harn1. has tho appearance Of IN nttempt TO kcsn.
tito English agatn and recover Inst ground. Tns
Fenlan organlzation, what there u left Of Il,
members, aud to succeed III its collection /,
m1at son, IN occasional thrill IT turrus e aIo1.
thu backbone Of tho NrltiSll ilolI.
Buffalo E1prcss flsep.): lsetpatl is doIna
oil In bis power to Kill any sympathy III tho L.nd
League movement by his foul-tnouthcL oratorr.
An extinKutsher should be put OF thls bybrid
pntrlot for tho good Ut lreil,l,d. IIo works htu.
sclr up Into psotty passiOn Tor 50 much nIsS,
nuh tic auoner tho Irish ppuple appreciate ia
FIT ft1lk f1rtf Ian tlk SI1 tfs
WoI 10 IN ore honorabio business 'l.s il aa seis ~
to return to AnIcricn and do atr honest loh u
"ood"sawihs 10 earn money 10 pay hls debts
Charleston Is. C.) NclUs (Dcln.): Thera
Ia rumor that Senator Cnnkltug Intend,
to visit tito South next nututnu 10 mako
acquaintance with tho pcoplu and, by h, au
and graces and ncwIy-conccivo.l opposition 10
monvpolics., capture their political support.
Saith win the hnt,o II nnnturinR liz s,.orof ns
md viii io cft suvoroly uione. Ta ihe y,tis StS.
iiknt.isn ~ tn prnsil"t,t for ,yhnn' ghs,sssM.
ia ,,r"s,tr',a Fc,its tl1nv h"wo " sinr,-n 1S;s
nn,,' mi ',yini"s,,nt' r.s,,ctt AA'as
Troy Ytmcs: Col, sttckuey. In tho Warren
cunrt NJ imm,,rv. arguing #, t,crcnsn NJ csn
Warren. nsscrtci that thn cn,ntnant,Ino nonsr,,
ri nn ar,n, 1c,,n,,,ls ~ onrns co,nn,onor ,h.s
na ahom,1 sh.nt~ mi In so,nn,ne ,,,nro H. hsns
rb,noso conyst ~ t,,o 1ottnr n h;s nrs,ss, -
orI,or ~ sarrv rr o,,t ,ho ,urn,so. ~ n, ch,.t
I,,t eomnai,tIinE Ganesai Wno wo,,ld toIersis S;
thinking and Aotlng contrury to h!a ordcrs would
bG ncltnur 1T to eon1nand M nriny nor likely
lang to rgtnnln Mt the hond Of It. TWO rtmcms
bor rightly. 1t was for something lik6 this lot
llsobetl!oMEt that Gen. WarTon was removed BY
Gen. Sheridan.
Sra,,rt,1s tn,,,<,r finn, y. 1,I,ot TIM t,.
aAehEh's <trHItt kOc"'js n'h tho 1l
tcfest ielt IN tho into OF our ffesldcht 6as1a
tho Impulse Of q moment, Under tho shock
, 1881-08-01

KING KALAKAUA llus arrived ut Berlin. and
to-day will 60 10 Gastefn to meet the Emperor
WIlltnnl.
, 1881-08-01

SEonrirA1sY BLAINE Is quoted by tho Troy
IN. ~ Times rs saying IN regard To the Now York
olcctlon: 1t will DO a source Of universal snt-
'sract,on to tho pooplu to isnow that New York
is ngnin Represented In tho Eonntc. and that sho
t,ns son1 those slio chose to-" socrctnry Lin.
coin iucrcy said no WIS g'at1 tho question was
scttlcd aon.chnw. Secretary Ktrkwootl was
aske,l what ho thought Of It. "rhlnk Ut III"
sntd he. "Why, that setttaa It. That'a nil thoro
Is 10 think" Secretary hunt said: Tho onu Of
tho Alba,,y light Inns been too long apparent to
Gatso my comment now. No ono Is surprised at
IT," Sccrctnry Window snitt: II supposed this
question WIS practically settled BONO tlmc ago,
but l was not suro that to-day's conference
would not cns1 In tho selection Of Botne othor
uantlitlate thun 1Apham. However. Now York
hns Il1ado her own selection and everybody uiso
ought 10 be sntis!!ctl." Postmaster General
james satd: "The result ,Yns evident some ttnlo
ago. Ncw York simply accupted ConklttsH and
rIntt's resirnntions In &soosl fafth, and filled tho
vncnnclcs III best she could. Sffller ttnu Laphnn
aro both good men, md tho Empire st,Ito will po
vol takeEI caro- Of III tho Scnatc.'
, 1881-08-01

adjoin1ng property for paytng that block.
.. 11ccauso ltc alleges Tint ten Aldermen,
who nro l,ot nnme,l, were brIhesl by SOME
bny {1nt namely to vote for tic Yachting
or,lfMnncc.
trllp pa1pnblc Insn(1leoncy of lhcse reasons
1nay bo pointed out III very brief tertns:
/. II IL ovient tllat In Salle street between
jackson md Van Durcn IL not tudispc1,sa-
bic Ms n tl.orostgllfnrc, Dccnuso the northern
extrnsion ut tho street runs non9sttlD nj Tic
Courl-liuuso aiMl the southern emu WIS cx-
tcn.lctl 10 tho Michigan Southern Dc,a,t.
Both In Sa1lo street md Clnrk street will co,-
tlnlic to run nlungsftlu of tho Coltrt.11nusc,
Tho farmer to tho southern limits Of tho city
aiul tho inttur rs fur south rs ,tnckso1i, wlicre
a turn Is tnatlo tn Sherman street OIL ui,e sltlc
md pacilie nvcnto tn the other, bolll thosc
streets being wl.lcnctl and inntto more avail
abia by Tho vacattnR ordinance. As ftr Ms
tioronghfares 60, tho city will bo better
supplied under the now arrangement t1ian IL
was before.
y. Tin order Of tho Council opening this
block OH In 3n1le street was tic exercise Of
precisely tho san,o power us thu passage Of
tlle ordinance yacnting 1t ltMttcr Tic 1,r0sfS-
ions OF tho iaw. Tho general Inv of tic
Slate for tic vacation Of streets, passed.
March, "a, 1871. provides thai "no city shall
lNvc power to vacatc or close a,y street or
a'ley, ar any portion OF the same, except ,ipo1'
tllrcc-f0urt'Is MINORITY of n'l the Aldermen
of the city authorized BY law to bo elected;
such vote to bo taken By ycas md nays and
recorded" 1t further provides tint when
property is damaged by tho vacation or clos
Ing OF my Street or alloy tile sntl'c sl'all 10
nsccrtainetl at1d paid rs provided by law. II
the Council nctcd lawfully null properly IN
OpcnIng the block Ill conformity with wliat
appeared to bo tue public interest Mt Tint
time, 1t was equally lnwful aud proper to W.
enlc the street nt n Subsequent poriotl to pro-
mote public Interests. AS to any cxpcndt-
turU Oi1 this block by owners OF nd5olllt11T
property, 1t Is sufficient 10 say tint all tl'e
o~llers OF Ill the property atl1olhing me
street. proposed to bo vtlcated consented TO
tho pnssago of tic ordinance, nntl. rs no pfl-
VITO property Is to bo takon, the damages of
tho complninants arc remote anu nro not OF
chnractor ao De ascertalllea 0nuer ZIG Jaw
Of e1ainont domain
j. THE IiaruSE Is ltot Informed as 10 tho
merits Of the bribery Charge. aitt tho allega-
ttons OH tli!s point which mir. llcsing's Dill
sets forth aru so vague nhd lnt'etcr'n!nhto
that lie ms contributed no Information 10
tho public or tho Court Which substantiases
Ills cllnrgc. 1t isa fsct, however, Tint tle
rOto on tic ordnance was " for nltl only y
agaInst, nlla oven II toll Aldermen wero
bribcd, rs lleslnE charges. tiiero woilld hive
still been inniority llolestly In favor OF u.
Sneli majority would l'0t 'lAvo becll slat-
, 1881-08-01

Din. D. HAYES AuxEw, who performed the
operation OF tho President tho Uthor day, was
born In Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. In tsls.
aud ia consequently in Ills 9th ycnr. fte studied
at several provincial acndetnieH and colleges.
anti graduated ttl,tncdlcIno at tho University Of
Pennsylvania IN 1e3s. After iii unsuccessful!
uttolnpt to establish prnetfco In tho country hc
settled permanently In Philadelphia. For many
yeArs be lectltrc,l ut the Philadelphia School OF
Anthony, und was afterwards connected with
tho Philadelphia fiuspltu, tic Medical Dcpnrt-
mcnt Of tho Univcrnlty, tho Wills Ophthalmtc
Institute, and tho orthopodio Hospital. He has
long hnon rccognlxod us tho most skIllfnl oltn.
tc1s lecturer In this country. Ills experience
h.a been vnrted mud extensive, nnd has included
uvqry description Of surgical practfce, nnd es-
peolally tho truatincnt nf Gunshot wounds. Hg
hps written seyera! works On surgery.
, 1881-08-01
OBLIGATIONS AND DUTIES or CITIZENS
AMI ALIENS.

aro persons, classes organizations. af'tl other
combinations III Europe seeking soclnl ma
political changes, aiNl advocating political
antt sncial revolution Of Snrious Kinds. Wtll
these efforts the American people rs w1iolo
sympatlllze 40 fur as these proposed reforms
aro understood TO meat, tho elevation OF i'tat''
kind md tho promotion Of stlnlai, 'nppEIitss
by tho enlargement Of htman liberty. l5as
American sympathy takes ITO 1'art In in'irtor,
assassination, or ally otlier cowartlly device
for tho destruction Of human life, or tho TO-
strlctton of public or prtvAtc property. Ihe
right of revolution Is MI essential toctrii'c'
but murder ntltl assassination nro not less
murder md assassination wheii co1ntnIltc"
under prctcxt Of revolution. Tlicre arc laws
by whicls civilization controls the meal's
through which revolution cat' be cnrrieti OH,
aud under thoso Iaws murder anl assnsllia-
ti0n nro prohibited. At this tinIc there are
ynrious persons engaged III revolutionary
scle1nes III this country, directed ngalnst
Governments In foreign lal'tis. These per-
snns ryft tlInt1u] tthtJer cover nj tile forms
, 1881-08-01

MeVfrker's Theatre
Mndfaon atsect. betnocn etato and Dearborn.
11k.. lsNt11
, 1881-08-01

Clark street. between Lako and Randolph. "uu.
Gle 1'om'a Cabin"
, 1881-08-01

Exposition Building.
Michigan avenue, opposit Adams stroct Thomas
Eummef Might Concerts.
, 1881-08-01


Randolph *tcet. between Clnrk and In snlc.
Engagement OF Jnmos O'Sofll. "Tlte 1>ancseEs.''
, 1881-08-01

&7rand 0pern.1Fo,sc.
Cark street, oppoaft now couft-ttousc. "Th
Hidden nanA.n
, 1881-08-01

TirE Democracy Of Mr.. john W, Book
walter, tho Democratic oauidnto for Governor
OF Ohlo, Is of yury rcocnt dato. Tho Columbus
O.j State D,.rtat aa discovered TINT, by his Dwt1
admission, he Gust Ills flrst Democratic voto lust
fall. Lust summer hu was In Jcrscyvlllc, ILL.,,
and proclaimed himself nowly.cohvustot re-
publ!cnn who intended to Gust his Elrst DEMO-
crat[o voto in November. Tho ltopubitoan VII
laxo pAper expressed so1no doubts OF tho report
ed tlato of thta "conycrslou,' whercupon tho
Democratic newspaper obtained tho following
lattcr from 1sookwalter himself:
Tho fnets nrU simply theso: have mover votoi
with my purity but tho Republican party, and
ayo yst 70 cast ny ,sst o Soto Th r.
{irant IN 1877. | yoied twice for Ilicolil and
tntarcss i took ID Politics @ont % tho support Of
favor Of rs war'poliey, aEa that ot. emauolpa-
as Sn wh as u sa q 81 e @
lar frcedotn.
This declaration did not sattafy tho 1lltnotaans
In regard to Mr. nookwnltor's HopuhlIcanlsnl.
After tho publication OF bis tlrst 1ettor doubts
continued to b. exprcsdod. Tospttle thoso ttr, H..
upon the 10th Of soptaber. 1880 fro,n h!s 90 oo0.
aero fNrn1 In Nebraska wrote another 1etter.
which was published In tho Courier Oct II. Horo
are bis words;
ldBsIre. In conclusion. to ropeat tho statement
my trst nDtnoorntto yoto." Ann respectfully
bolter than thR Journstl's ur tho Postnasters. l
| myself.
it appears that this lotter was written In Nc
braska upon tho D0th Ut September ot last yaar.
At the 0utobar election tho Democrats ut Ohio
trIad to poll evory yotu; hut hr. nookwnltcr did
| not caro- enough abuut thom or about Gen. lIan-
cook to yotp ut that election.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-27

PRrasOls, ParasOls, ParasOIs.
Brocade twilled and palm silk parssols in
all sizes at A. & Il. Mittenthsls.
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Jeuuiuws Brothcrs.

It Is with pleasure that the HERALD calls
tho attention Of the public 10 the Job printing
and bindery establishment Of Jennings
Brothers. at Marshall, Texas. They have
the largest and completest bookbindery 10
Texas, and they arc prepared 10 do in style
unsurpassed anywhere, ruling and binding Of
every kind on the shortest notice. They
have always on hand an abundant stock Of
material and they do work as cheaply
a. anybody can do II. Pleasant
ventlomen both socially and In their bust.
ness relations, prompt and reliable and full
Of energy and enterprise, they always Dc
Just what they promise,
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mr. esIreet Christian church. Services arc
CO ductsd by Elders Psdon, Of Shelby
county, md A. II. Douglass, of Pilot Point,
Mr. S Q. Richardson was not placed I'm.
der q $500 bond to keep the peace, but on
the contrary, on having hearing before
Justice Edwards, he wss discharged and the
cost Of tho action was taxed against p,
Odell, the prosecutor.
Col. S. g. Hemenway, agent Of the
Missouri Pacific, is Of tho opinion that bis
road will bring pure lake leo here so that II
can sold by dealers at one half cent q
pound. This frigid luxury now sells at .
cent and hslfa pound.
Nj. A. w. Childrcss, of Durham tobacco
fame, has been granted permit by the city
engineer for the erection Of three story
brick bushes, building with iron front, to b
AZ by 30 feet, just cas-. Of the Msrsals build
ing, on Elm street, to cost Sl2 900.
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A Broken Arm.

Yesterday afternoon Willie Elliott, son Of
Colonel Elliott, managing editor of the
HERALD, fell out of the hall window Of the
Grand Windsor bath rooms, dslocatipg the
elbow Of his left arm and fracturing the up
per bone. Hewas attended by Dire. Morton
and Thruston, who skilltully re set and
bandsged tho limb. The little fellow stood
il like hero, and his ply sicians are Of the
opinion that with proper caro- his arm will
Sc on be sound again.