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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
Palestine.

Special to the Herald.
Palestine, June IA colored bawdy
woman, named Little Alice, suicided to-day
by taking morphine. The cause was from
trouble over being forsaken by her psramour,
white man.
The board of sldemen, mayor and county
day, and subscribed literally for the estab-
lishment of water-woiks here. Mr.. Jones,
representing st. Louis company, met with
them.
Our citizens have accepted the proposition
offered by Mr.. Jones, and work for the con-
struction of water-works will begin at an
early day.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
Illicit Spirits.

Washington, juno 7.-Commiss lone
Raum received telegram from Atlanta
stating that Deputy Marshal Bolton in
attempting last night to seize train of three
wagons conveying Illicit spirits in Forsythe
county, was attacked by four armed men
who were conveying the wagons, A fight
eRsued IN which Deputy Bolton and two Of
the assistants were seriously wounded. An
armed force has been sent in pursuit Of the
outlaws
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
Mexican Railroads, ,

City of Mexico, June 7.-Gen. Frishie
obtained to-day railway concession deemed
to be the most valuable ye given. 1t con-
meets with the Southern Pacific on the Rio
Grande and comes to Mexico City with
branches 10 the gulf and Pacific.
The Topolavampo company having chang
ed agents here, business is progressing.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09

walks against four of the amateurs of
Bryan on Friday next. Time eight hours.
The Central railroad will have to pay the
owner for an OK that fell in one OF their wells
here to-day.
Public schools of this place close on the
10lh inst.
Measles are abstiDg.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
aC,rpIesa Fnpineer.

Little Rock, June The boiler Of the
new elevator at Arkansas City exploded last
night instantly killing the the engineer, Jno
Mccullough, and badly iDjuEing Pat Buell..
Amos Ramsey and Jake Wilcox. The acci-
dentwas caused by the carelessness of the en-
gineer.
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ADesnerate Wretch.

Pittsburg, June 7.-Wm. Murphy, the d.
vorced husband of Miss Newton McLsre.
visited the house of that lady at Edgewood,
near this city. this afternoon and requested
On interview. When Miss McLaren sp-
peared, Murphy shot her twice with a revol
yer and then blew his own brains o:it. Miss
McLsren may recover.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
RreHera SfrIIIe.

New York, June 7.-Six firms of brewers
in this city scceded TO the demands of their
striking workmen to-day. Employers Of
firms which still hold out assert the strike il
sure 70 be successful, and that oil brewers
must sooner or Letter yield.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
STATE SPECIALS

4 Negro Suicides at Palestine
Brenham has II Rev POst-Master-
knights OfPy thias lay u temple
Corner St0ne-Man Robbed at
AbeI'ne and u Eewspa.
per Started - Cotton
Worms i'm Grimes
County -R. II.
News from
Houston.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
Ohio Convention .

Cleveland, June 7.-ProminsnI Republic
ca. Of Ohio ere gathering here TO attend the
state convention 20 be held tomorrow.
Senator Sherman will be present and mske a
spsech.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
erant Has Heard from ConkIiDg.

st. Louis, June 7.-Gen. Grant and party
arrived here this morning from New Orleans
and has quarters at the Southern Hotel, have
been beseiged all day by callers. He de-
clines 10 talk of politics.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09

spscisl % ths He-rld-
Sherman, June 7.-Johr e Dousl3so- has
received pnpsrs cornmiEsirring tin To-irnss-
fcf 81 ttis plscssIce A DsrnsL Daniel Esgt
stti.fac.icn. but -ss rct sislgs-t e1ouEt
1bs nss sppoirtrnett f'ss csusto grssi
cesl q unisTc-tble ccnrcrt
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Women I'm Convention.

Altoona, Pa, June THE womsn's Mis-
sionary Society of tho General Synod Of the
Evangelical Lutheran church in the United
States, met in convention here this morning,
with attendants from all parts of the coun-
try
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09

New York, Juss THE judge advocate
made the closing argument in the Whitaker
c,urt-msrtisl to~dsy. The decision Of The
court will be sent 70 the secretary Of war.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09

Port Jsrsis. n. Y. June There WIS .
bssvy frost lest night along the western
divisian Il tte Ehs rsiivsy aud damages are
said 70 hsvs been dons iocrupl
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San Frxncisco. June 7.-Tbree men named
Mshons, Hunter ard LsDdsrs, were fugo-
csisd 10 dssth By zss IN The 2,0O0 feet level
of AnsTss mine. at Virgins City, yes.er3Ay.
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fLou51,, Jute five vriis Of siecs1eit
ue-s issusd Tsstsr3sy On tsusrts of NJ y D.
'or. fs.hsr ofJotn Dll0n, rnsnbs1 oip-ilis-
frrrt
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09

sre-ltl 70 tire Herald.
Galveston, June 6s-Msssrs. McEsmsrs
sna Au5rsEs Of The Galveston, Houston &
Hsnasrsou railroad, vii On Ssfurdsy neIt
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Bryan
sp.cisi % ne Henlo-

BJss, Jurs 7--B1sn IN con.
-uos ~ih otber TeIas tovrs he
tbs viking rnsich. isrsr. Il vtiis bssi
80 Graz. thr CticsEo peoeslrisn sto
,-i.t5-su from tbs ccrtasi te-s % Saiur1Ey,
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ALBANY SUSPENSE.
ROSCOE STILL IN THE Tolls.

More IrIshEIectiOns- Russian Arrests
Army and Naval Omcers-Variety
Theatre Men ON the shoot at
Joplin, Missouri 1.-THE Ohio
Convention Meets To-
Day and Senator sher-
Will Speak-Arkan-
sas II y "a Boiler EX-
pIosiopan u
man Killed.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-10-15

IN the head the Vital fluid passing unohscrved in the
urine and many other disc that lead insanity
and death.
DIX MlNTIE, will agree to forfeit Five Hundred
1.nicr his special advice and tire 'ncnD will no,
cur or for anything impure or injurious found in it.
DR. MiSrIE treats all private diseases successfully
animation an advice, incuiing ANALYSIS OF urine,
$500. Prc. "f Vital Restorative, 81" bottle. or
four times the u.niity, S'o: sent t" any address
upon receipt oi price, e. u. D.. from nhscr
v:,t,nn. and in private name il desired, Nv A. f..
MlNrIE. NJ. D., II kcarncv Il. San Francisco, Cad.
DR. MiHTiE's Kidney Remedy, norhrccu,n, cures
all kinds Of Kidney and bladder Complaints, (;on.
norrh.c. elect. Iacl,orrha,. For sale hv all drug
gists; Z, on per !s1tte, six bottles tor $500.
DIX. MIHIiES Dindclion Fills are the hest and
cheap. st Dyspepsia and Bilious in III. market
For sale hv All Druggists. t3S-l
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-10-15
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is i never failing cure Tor
nervous dehili;v,cNhausi .
ID vitality, seminal ", Ak.
ness. sp r,,atorhsra, Loss
Of Manhood. inip"t. ncy.
PARALYSIS AVID all the terri
Die effects of self.abusc.
youthful toi!ies, and OK
ccsseS in ,naturer wears,
such rs loss Of memory,
ltsitude. net turnal ennis
sions, aversion to society.
di,nness of vision, noises
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27

WAsHNGroN, 7. y, Oct. ~. ISL .lhe ,ecro-
tary OF state has inst issued Il letter cptomLug
the reports Of consuls from all parts M the world
upon the condition OF the cotton goods trade in
their several districts and upon the wants IT each
people i'll yarns and manufactures Tile object If
this work. the secretary sets rtA is TO give TO
our cotton manufacturers complete exposition OF
the present wants of foreign markets ami future
chances Of developing and extending this great
American industry 1t is Il Valuable and Instruct
i've work Of about TOO pages, comprising tue see
rotary analysis Of some lo) pages. with all ~
pendix showing tuy me cotton goods trIis of
England for 1880, the present manufacturing con
ditons Of that country, the WAGES paid hours Of
labor, product and profits thereof THE dividends
declared, etc Then follows, in order of continents.
the consular reports thereupon enumera1Ing the
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27

The Bangor Commercial publishes the impress
sions of Maine manMr David Quimby, of Cor
inna-who visited the Dominion Fair recently
held in Halifax, Nova Scotia MIR. Quimby reports
the cattle on exhibition as very fine, the show of
horses excellent, although not quite equal to the
cattle, and the displays of fruit, vegetables and
fancy work as extensive and varied A large
building on the grounds devoted to machin
cry agricultural implements, carriages, etc. The
exhibition is said by Mr. Quimby to be far ahead
of any fair ever held III this State in every respect
and the prizes very liberal, and in about the
proportion of So to 81. as given at orr State Fair
on the same class. Yet the Halifax papers pro
nounced the fair if not altogether failure very
far from what it should have been. These Domn-
ion fairs are held each year in different cities and
the government gives them aid and encourage
ment There can be no donbt but that they do
much good, and our fair IN anagers would find it to
their advantage to visit them and see how our
neighbors conduct such exhibitions
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27

NEWSPAPER NorEs Editor Moore Of the Phil
lips Photograph has returned from the West, quite
resigning the edtorshIp of Chase's Enquirer says
81 have learned one lesson; that is, never con
tract to make thunder for subscribers with ar
other mans machine - The Dexter Gazette will
soon begin the publication of series Of interest
ing incidents connected with the early history Of
that town .Chaso's Enquirer is to be moved to
Lewiston, and placed under the management of
Samuel A. Berry, of Deering- The Ossipee Val
ley News has entered upon its sixth volume under
suspicious circumstances. 49,. Col I. A. Smith of
the Boston journal, lectured on Journalism before
the students of Hebron Academy last Tuesday
evening Mr. I. J. Mcintyre has become editor
of the Bangor Freebooter
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27
GeneraI1t1os.

ndlNmore Is importing cabbages from Germany.
Secretary Blaine arrived in Washington S4tur-
day afternoon.
In Wade county, Texas, thirty-tour men own
over 1000 900 sheep.
v. Griffin in London, Eng recently walked )
! miles l12 yards in one hour
! General Butler declines to help defend Guitcan
/ owing to previous engagements.
Some of the principal hotels in Boston are buy
| ing drinking water from farmers.
Billy D., with running mate trotted a mile at
Beacon Park on Saturday in a.
The rainfall all over the Northwest continues,
and the trouble from hi yh water is increasing
The cabbage worm is causing wholesale desruc
ton in the rual districts around Philadelphia
lady of Perkn M, has given birth to a boy
on every Fourth Of July during the last four years
Yellow fever i increasing in the Barbaloes
| Eleven deaths occurred on the TIL aud 18th inst
At llenden, Eng, Saturday, Dr. Carver beat Mr.
Fennell IN pigeon shooting match 10y nine birds
Snow fell in New Brunswick the night of the
| 18th to the depth Of tel inches. Eight inches fell
il Quebec.
Walter +. and James Malley have been held 1T
| New Haven for the murder of Jennie Cramrr Bill
| was refused
Augusta Ga has now operation l1,o0o spin
dies IN her cotton mills representing an inyestu enl
| Of -, 0H0,0O0
The manifest issued by the Land League IS
| construed I" mean no surrender a. the English
| Governments
| 1t is estimated thai l3.t9o tons Of produce and
~ tl tons OF coal We're lost dnrlnG the recent gale
on fine British coast
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27

Gath" has met young man from Maine, for
two years a resident of Virginia, who told him
that 'Mane men had been the most successful
emgrants to tidewater Virginia Name men
generally hold their own everywhere
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27

The last special report Of the Department OF Ag-
rcultre contains reports Of The condition Of crops
OF Sept list The corn crop Of New England is
an average Of 20, but the general condition of this
eropis 90 81 percent. lower thana year ago at the
same date thus falling off is due to drouth The
general average condition of the potato crop on
Sept list was 20, against 80 in 1880 Drouth also
affected this crop, we'll as the rayages of the
beetle. IN New England the condition Of buck
wheat Is fully 100 against - last year and in wheat
New England averages ~, which is considerably
better than last year, although there is complaint
OF too much rain during harvest
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27

DR.. Bliss is still engaged in indicating
himself through the newspapers. If he
would give the public a rest, that would
be bliss
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27

"Cape Cod Folks" are sensitive. They
want a Boston publishing firm to pay
$3O,OO0 damages for the use of their
names in a recent novel
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27

Charles L Nash, publisher, Halloween sends us
the Maine Farmers Almanac for 1892 1t is per
haps needless to add that this almanac is a yard
wide, all wool, and don't shrink or fade 1t is not
Nennor, but a venerable and reliable publication
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27
News of Belfast and Vicinity

w. II. Harding, of Troy, will settle in insolvency
Potte is turning out at his factory 225 mack
crel kits daily.
The hun of sch. Maabar, of Belfast, recently lost
at Nantucket, sold last week at auction for 500
The city schools, which closed last week for q
short vacation, will open again on Monday next.
Capt. G. u. Pendletonof Isesboro, is to command
the new schr. Willie L. Newton, launched at Ban
gor saturday
Rev. Wooster Parker, of this city, had a slight
stroke of paralysis on Friday evening of last week
He is recovering.
Belfast boarding house keeper has coined
new word 4 sign ON the door reads "Mealer-
accommodated here"
The Waldo County Council p. Of II. will meet
with Morning Light Grange, at Monroe, ON Tues
day, Nov. -t at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Mr. Elcry Anderson has leased the Dyer House.
in this city, an viii keep up its past reputation It.
4 lir-trlass boarding horse
Malame Rentl'- Minstrels were poorly patronizc,t
in this city last week The company is an excellent
one and deserved better success
The question is often asked allow high is Mount
rcrciyal," more generally known Is the Blum
The Gazetteer of Maine puts it down ~ GOO feet.
"Our George has gone to Bo-tou to witness the
launching Of tine new steamer renoI,scot Of tt.
sanford lime Na>t week he will tell his MANY
friends, through tine Journal what ne saw.
capt. Patterson, m the little sch. r. :, Wilson
has landed at the railroad wharf, Belfast. thu sew
son. 7,ooo c;t~b- of lime The lime came from li,ca
Hand and has, hen sent over Tile railroad into tI.
interior
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27

The Wearers Of the blue ana the gray
mingled lraternally at Yorktown, and
since then regiment OF Connecticut ma
lita has been handsomely entertained at
Charleston, 5. c. The bloody chasm is
closed
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27

Boston will try to raise five million
guaranty fund, and hold her Worlds
Fair.
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27

.. {. Smith, Esq. leading Democratic LAWYER
of Wisconsin, has published letter declaring his
purpose to vote for Gen. }. NJ. Rusk the Republi
can nominee for Governor, because he knows him
to be IA good honest and capable man
He is all that, and a jolly good fellow,
too
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27

President Arthur sent to the Senate
Monday the nomination Of Hon f. d.
Morgan, of New York to be secretary of
the Treasury, and it was promptly CON
firmed. Mr.. Morgan has, however, de
clined the office. 1t is thought that
either Judge Folger, Of New York, or
Treasurer Gilfillan will be appointed
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27

Successful efforts at cotton raising have been
made IN Pennsylvania 1t Is said that the farther
north cotton is grown the better it is
When the North Pole is discovered
somebody ought to start u cotton planta-
ton in the vicinity
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27

life of the late President is to be written under
the direction of Mrs Garfield
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27

Among the buildings to be erected in Campo
bello, the new summer resort, is a Jail. The pro-
prietors mean to be prepared for all kinds of
guests
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27

Seventeen hundred and eighty five emigrants
arrived at New York from Europe Saturday
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27

The Yorktown centennial decided failure
due in some degree to mismanagement and to dis
senslons among those having charge Of the cele-
bratlon, but mainly because small, out of the
way place like Yorktown was not adapted to fes
tivities on large scale Those who invested
money i'll temporary hotels, restaurants etc, met
with total loss. Secretary Blaine says of the Wis
tors to Yorktown that they endured all the hor-
rors and discomtorts Of war without any of the
glory
The Republican State Central and Executive
Committees Of Virginia have issued an address, in
which it is said
Fully ninety per cent of the Republicans of the
State believe thai NE new movement, under the
bold and aole leadership of General Malone, if
cordially and earnestly supported as it should be
by the Republican party, and the whole power and
influence OF the Republican Administration, will
surely defeat III November next the prescrlptive
Bourbon Democratic party
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27

1t is stated that il formidable movement is TO be
organized this winter to reduce the tax on whskey
from 30 to 80 cents per gallon
Better make it even money say one
dollar.
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27

Important to housekeepers: To preserve peaches
Lock them up in a safe deposit vault, or send
the children to live with their grand mother
Boston journal
In the latter case, unless grand mothers have
very much deteriorated of late the children would
have all the peaches they want ed.
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27

A silk rifle is said to be late Japanese inven-
ton. But it cannot do more deadly execution
than silk has done in, or rather on another form
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27

The so called independent press appears to be
lin state OF mind concerning Senator Frye The
Senator should feel fiattered
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27

Archibald Forbes, the distinguished English
journalist, wrote his Impressions of the Yorktown
celebration at the request of the New York Tri-
bune correspondent Mr.. Forbes is highly com
plimentary and speaks of the brilliant staff of the
Governor Of Maine But he does not say that the
Governor of Maine brilliant, and we fear there
is one man in the State who will never forgive the
omission
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27

SUBSCRIBERS RENTING money or desiring to
nave the address of papers changed, must state the
Post Office to which the paperh has been sent as we'll
as the office to which it is to go.
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27

FISH AND FISHING The South Hancock bank
ers have returned with full fares, which they are
now curing ----.A clam was dug at Bucks Harbor
few days ago that weighed three fourths of a
pound Some good catches of pickerel have
been made in Sabatis Pond =. The only improve
ment made to fish hook in 1000 years, is the
barb. The Egyptians had hooks exactly like those
of to day except in that respect. Split bamboo
rods reels and 'silver doctor" flies are modern in
ventions, however The New York Herald says
There was propounded at the British Association
the idea that salmon when in fresh water take nc
food This idea has been exploded by practical
men, who say that salmon when IN fresh water
will eat cells and weeds. Maine farmer speaking
on the subject says that "a salmon will eat any
thing it can lay its hands on. 1t is reported
from Gloucester that the mackerel catch promises
to be larger than for several years.
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27

The Pioneer reports bust ness brisk in Houlton
a HOuton man sent a drove Of 1876 sheep to
market recently.
grange store is being built at North Brooks
vile, 30x5O #. 20 IT post
There is general complaint of the depreda tons
Of fruit thieves
The Skowhegan factory has put up POI. 600 cans
OF corn.
If all the circumstances are favorable there will
be another large cut of lumber on the penobscot
this winter
busy winter is anticipated along the kenne
bee 1t IS expected very large quantity of ice
will be cut.
The crops of Aroostook are all harvested, and on
the whole 1t has been prosperous year for farmers
Messrs. Burnham d. Morrill, of Portland have
put up this season at their factory at Minot Cor
ner, $50 900 cans of sweet corn. Three hundred
tons of this product have been shipped West via
the Grand Trunk Railway.
Sixteen divorces were decreed at the last term
Of the S. j Court in Rockland
strawb berry blossom was picked in a Bridgton
pasture Oct. 9th. Some of our exchanges report
ripe field strawberrie at about the same date
In 1879 the hay crop of Maine was millions
OF dollars while all the other crops valued at
only 7. millions.
The amount Of Lewiston made cotton goods
sent to China is increasing every year. The Hill
mills have recently made good start at disposing
OF portion OF their product in that direction and
the immense shipments made by the Continental
At the recent meeting of the Maine Pedagogical
Society officers were elected for the ensuing year
as follows: President Prof Ii l.. Chapman, of
Bowdoin College Vice President l.. &. Jordan,
Lewiston High School; Secretary and Treasurer.
E. W. Hall, Colby University, Watervie Execu
tive Committee, A. W. Burr. Hallowell Classical
Academy r. Woodbury., Castne Normal School
Members of Advisory Board, Miss Ii NJ Kim
ball, Gorham Normal School
By invitation of Secretary Blaine Governor
Plaisted and wife accompanied him in the revenue
cutter which took the Secretary and the French
and German guests from W Washington to Yorktown.
The State Convention Y. NJ C. A was held in
Bangor last week and the following officers elected
for l88l-Presldent F A. Smith. Portland Vice
Presidents, Pierre McConville, Bangor; j. r Lib
hey, Biddeford p n. Dexter Lewiston Joseph
Emerson, Ellsworth j. X Leonard, Auburn Re
cording Secretaries-C. S. Pearl, Bangor H. F.
Thnrston, Rockland; Corresponding Secretary, II
II Burgess, Portland; Treasurer, A. F. Stetson
Bangor. The above with the following constitute
the State Executive Committee C. NJ. Bailey
Winthrop; ]. T Harper, Bddeford Fl S BueD
Bates College
The Republican journal., 1881-10-27
REPUBLICAN JOURNAL.
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CHARLES A. PILSBURY. EDITOR
RUSSELL G. DYER, BUSHES foc,I Mh hS4TGR AND
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-12-14

A peculiar case was tried before j U.S.
tice Fischer last Friday, in which NJ.
Juenemann Of this city was the plain
Tiff and u farmer named Voss the de.
PENDANT. 1t appears that the defend
ant few days previous had bought a
horse blanket at plaintiffs store, hand
ing Mrs. Juenemann twenty dol
lars in payment. In making the change
Mrs. Juenemann made a mistake Of
five dollars in favor of the defendant,
which, upon Being soon after discov.
cred by plaintiff, he refused to re-.
turn. 1t was a clear case of ':get all
you can and keep what you get.' The
jury were not slow in bringing in Il
verdict for the plaintiff.