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City and County.
Rslisiou. Service. In this City each Sunday

CoSGREGATIoNAL.-Pr at 10 80 A.
NJ. and p. NJ. sabbath school in the afiei-
noon. At IL O'Clock. NJ
BAPTIST Preaching al and IL P. VI. Sab
bath school Z. N. eekly PRAYER Meet
ing. Tuesday evening at : l-2 O'Clock.
USIrARIAN.-Churrh service at 2:l5 and
z. NJ. Sunday school st 7. VI.
Catholic Preaching st 10 l-2 O'Clock A.
NJ. Sabbath School at ? 7 NJ.
MISUNDERSTANDING at = and : L. M
Sabbath School at L. NJ.
UNION TEMPERANCE NFFTI~G-eVerySun-
dav at 81 +. NJ. At Temperance Hall.
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The Weather.

NAR DEFARTMfNT !
Office OF the Chief Signal Officer. ;
WASHINGTON, b. C.. MAY 2j.-l A. N.
IadicaftoHs
Warmer southerly winds and fair weaiher
daring the day followed BY cooler threaten
las weather and rain in northern por-
ton. and winds shifting TO North and Fast
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hlcl.4- and luih,r goods.
-kc, T. T. White returned home from
a week = Visit To- tr.c..a> in Washington Co..
on "Wednesday last
Gen. nanicl White ha> presented Post
Bcalr. g. \ r.. With - ,.,umt, containing
name, Of mon soldiers who died m the
war
Rev. Father John Cotiey. We ar, u-
formed. having received a call To other fields
Of LABOR has permanently removed from
thl> city.
In ,b, absence OF the pastor Re,. Mr..
Rope. Rev. I +. White occupied the poll
pat Of ths Congregational church SUNDAY
forenoon
la tie town Of rcuab>co, f.Nc, ar,
Nuisance, they dv,lroN Young lamp, and
poultry >pori>mcn are invited to oNtermIn-
ate K,,uara
Work ha, been resumed b, the Ca>'sne
Copper aud Silver Mining Co.. aud a small
>hspm,u, IF ore made To the Portland
Sac.'a- Works.
- NJ Grant ha, purchased from The
,>cs.;or~ Do: she George y. EhsA estate,
the 81. Abigail iia>ur> au vHseh BE- :,
nov making quite extensive repairs.
joys C.u,.ug Nj. j, nu~ read, 10 re-
c'.tc Woo, tot ,aTdIng which NAV i-' Ian n
II y Na>ou,. Man S'4rrt, tas iuLrr
particulars SO advertisement n'N week
Don't vrtc ANYTHING h4,,a, address
ou %, .scc If yuur postal cards. II YOU
do. >A,, Post Master Genera. james. ''post
MAJ are
it-- fences are fap.c.t disappearing
10 Hancock Co.. and those WI" 'peu' a
.4r-' par. oi th'T hoHh"ol dA,> ~ stop
ping -ar>c holes, Nil soon Know he'd
fences ua more forever
Il c.i>, has bc,u organized lu Rg,A>-
par, o. ,aA, par; .u the GRAND N4,ioa. I,~-
iva. io be- held al LAKE Narl1co"A about
'ae middle % J .re '.A~>,' sac Ne.hE
iorm". H -.4 it1F - i..t >iA-c-
It.. C. Nash. 30. a us'i,, of Cagm-
b.u FDl,. na,r, o., rr.,.,rl asa "a u4'ub-r
Of wears. a.G later a resident If Portland.
Id, removed 4. Eo>toa. WAeur l., VII en-
gaze 900 -.r practice Il b., profession.
Ir. .s..v.,., ,,...... me-. a.i,,, .g,
s.r .... i,-.ol r.. a. i.p,..-., .rh,
Ma VI Y..,, U,r,.., ll..a. II
dorado. T.. H. h.ng and l..l1e Ice. A;
Hau,.,A =. ~,t> Mar, Jane Lee A4a Omaha.
The. pr.,..r., nj W \ Jordan. iu>ol-
,,,, 5.t,a- Ma, .,.d NJ tghl.r auction on
>,.g-s.,, las, b., M, A..,.,..,. Jgg.,. \. T..
W.,u,- IA, b.g.r t-..on..n. Ia mi,
,..,.,r.. >....,.,.l I'm O.A street. now occanirG
ia Rev, G = lombard. wa solo! To I. +.
K.8ru.on. Ia.
"a ..-.t... ~ I..f ., -,
san. -, - -. III
-, 49,. - and ...,.-,. -
operation performed. D., Or. Green Of that
CITY. Inar,da, d postal VA received from
HI, wife uho d, VIII h.m stating That he j,
4. comfortable 81, could b, eNpected.-Sul-
llrgn HuHetta.
\n,r> ,7f.>. Tn. Governor Ia. made
3D., r.r.,,;,,, -..r,.r,,;,,,. Trustee. for
Snlt'.r.. oman. Hon, Ba,h. Mr.. b. F
U.,riJ.o, Sc. Nh. { 4 S,pu,on
H,,i. R,n; Sr,,,l W,.rs..et. Frank
IT,, K.,b. SUNNI, NJ Hol,op fnr kren-
- of Ar,enal AT Bangor John Burr.ll. Of
N.vnort FIJI Warden
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Notice.,

DOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, the
Z Masonic Building at Deer Isle. located In the
North West Harbor. IL IL two story build
ing, with a French roof 10 by 90 feet long,
plea sanity located and can be easily converted
into a Hotel which is much needed In this place.
win be sold at a bargain If called for soon.
III. T. LUFklN,
Deer Isle, April y, 1851. LETT
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4 public meeting Of marked interest Was
held Al the hall in the evening SLor: piihy
,peeche, were made bl the District lemplar
Rev. A. F. Palmer. A. G. Blake, Bro. In
gals, X. \. Friend, Rev. Mr.. Stet,on and
other. Before closing. vote of thanks
was extended to the people Of North Penob-
scot for the verN handsome manner in which
they entertained the visiting delegation.
Although the day was RAINY and the a.
tendance necessarily small, the session was
a yer, interesting and profitable one
The Secretary Offers for an apology for
the latenes, OF TIN, report, the fac, that he
was unexpectedly called away from home,
and had no time to prepare it for an earlier
issue of the AMERICAN.
DISTRICT SECRETARY.
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Lodge met a, Il O'Clock A. NJ District
Temp.Ar Rev. 4 + Palmer. IN The char.
The follow !ug pro. TEN. appointment, we're
made. Bros. J. VI. H4,cn.us>. y. '. =;
Ingalls,, T.. H. L; X \ Friend, u. Chap. !;
John Soper. u. NJ: \. 6. Blake. u. |. G.
&. r Mark,, u. o. 6. Bros. Friend aud
HutehIngs we're appointed TO I'll. vacancy on
Committee on Credentials. After transact
ing the usual routine business the Lodge
adjourned 10 T. VI
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AFTERNOON >t>elo>

Thu, session wa, devoted 10 the reports
OF the Nariou, Lodge, written and verbal,
followed by highly interesting remark, and
warm discussions. lasting TIL ) O'Clock.
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Htiss ottb Port

Gii.~o,tb Port
" e-.u,s.t-. MaN j..
ARRIVED
SOB t,rsl-. Iar,l Ii.r fiaF'.p-
~-a - ."N'I. Mos e., lar ilarh"r
1Aurs,ia,. MAJ is.
SAILED
>ou "cu u furs,r-,u. dungeon. E"L5."t
SATURDAY. Ma !.
81 Mluu,,ia smith. rrY,Ilru,.
I'D MN y. A.riu-. R'iItts, Nv YORK
~sh Il " ,u-hHaut neil. Bar iI1rt-.r
~cE Julia Illus litss-.u. l.fr H1ri-I
AKIN n
>t,Ainrr Henri M'rrt-Hu. t.u--k'tL Re- land
~ulaA ". MAg =!
ARRIVED
steamer J.-ls \ H,llA. tut.. n,nti- l-art
MaD.lAy, Mal =.
>NijFp
steamer Herr, McrrI -,u. r,- A' a. H.. .tI-I
NEEINFb
- b pusoT7l4a J hu-Ju Bl.riIu
:. o.. Ralph h nrAut. GEant is.ck sI4
14.-It.. MI =.
~AIlf.
STEAMER I--i- 4 la.t.a. Co... T. t..tt.- Island
Tur-tla, NJ, -.
NEl.INEb
~.H y. Harro Buus-r. Portland
Dom-.us Ports.
NEW iuI.k 4 ICED u.r. u.u lie cat. iNtll
" 81 Pat ~--h- s.-t " lns. NN'!t.N, 4
Annie huuh, L.rI. h"naou fal ur'
PIT
tiI,utuI. ~fh NJ ir,,lAut J, r.l,u B.rluutA
Et>.uH ~.4 g.. Rag ?. Tr'u.r-y. f1r lk.-t 20
tHAELt g ,,rtI -. 81 A.i.r r7'an,
e., iil NsvN "a AMI >A.~l
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HOODS SARSAPARillA

Is sold by all druggists. Price 81, or six
large bottles for S., Prepared only by C. ].
HOOD & co, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
IF Use HOOPS TooTH-PowDER-
ly6 bcnrm "a
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HANCOCK. $ & ourt of Probate, Buckspo,t, May
Term, A. D., lssl.
Accounts having been filed for settlement in
estates Of
JOHN r. CONLEY, ct al minors Of Cdstfne.
George II. Witherle, Guar.
ROBERT CONDOR. late Of BrOOkSuiHe
Jerusha Con,on, Adm'N
JOSEPH WEBSTER, late Of CastiHe.
Ira Web ter. Admir-.
oRrERi ID THAT the said accountants give no
tice all persons interested, by causing copy Of
thi, order 10 be published three weeks successive
Is In the EllsN orth Am riean, that they may APP
pear at Probate Court. 10 be holden at Ellsworth
on the 81 Wednesday Of June next, at ten OF the
clock In the forenoon, aud show cause, II any they
have. why the same should not be allowed
ANVIL PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest CHAs. I. DOsR, Register.
4 true copy Attest tHAs. i nORR, Register.
THE subscriber hereby gives public Gotice 10
] all concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself, the trust of an Adj
mini-irator of the Estate uf
BENJAMIN :. WOOD, late Of Sedgvl lick,
In the County Of Hancock, de-
ceased, by giving bond The law directs he
therefore requests all persons who are Indebted to
the said dcceased's estate. TO make mmedi
ate payment, and those who have any demands
thereon 10 exhibit the same for yment.
HENRY VI. FREEMAN, Admir-.
MAJ 18TH 1851. Jw2l
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HooD's SARsApAR!LLA
6jnovoro, Hunor and SAT- Rbegn,.

Works through the blood, regulating. tonlng
and inyigorating all the functions Of the
body.
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Hancock District Lodge.

The last >cssIon Of Hancock District
Lodge. |. o. 6. T.. VA, held With Kcchab
Lodge. No. y, a, North Penob,cu, the
luth inst
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To the Hon. Parker Tuck, judy of Probate for
iancO,k
n he undeTsignC atmini-tTat' iN of the estate 0f
i AUdns Mercer. late Of HancO,k iu said Crun.
y, deceased. respectfully, represents that the
gos-l~ and chattt-, lights AM credits Of aid de
a-si. not sufficient {" pas his just dcbis and
rhargr- 81 administration, by Tie sum Of four
hundred dollars whcrrfu. Your petit .ncr pray
YOUR Honor 3, grant her License 1. e l. at pub
lic % private sale. and convey the homestead I
uatci Ia Hancock, Il being the whole 81 the real
estate IL said d,Cca-ci, Of the real estate nf The
dCcra-.d to satisfy said icht- ami charges % al
miuizuatiVn. CHARLOTTE MERt ER-
April l5th. ISL
STATE or MAINE.
II ,NCoCk, - -t curt OF Probate, Ellsworth, Apr
Term. \. - ISL.
On %" l"rcgptn. petition. oRptWED, That
the Is-tuoner give public notice TO all persons
Interested by causing copy OF the petition and
Tue ORDER thereon, TO he publl three
wCrk- -urc.--IycIy thr Ellsworth American a
lapCi published in kllsw 81 tn Ia said County,
NAT they may appear at a Court OF Probate for
said County. To Ne held al Ellsworth the IA
"Wednesday "f June neat at ten at the clock IN the
T,.anu, TO shcw cause 4 any they have why the
PRAYER 80 said petitioner should not BE- granted
SsN PARKER lux. Judge.
Attest tHAS. H. DORR. Register.
\ true copy Auest:-CHAs. p poER. Il, gisler
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~ thy Hon Judge " Probate fur thr County p
HAHrus 4
4 III uud,rs Eucd admi isiTatDr with the VA
l. anueNrt ~ the e-IAtc - - IVA VI Brow
80, lI-S or b Iva ~Ati County, irsVlt-s'.,
~-.r fus rrprv. cHts that the 1,-pt. sul clattrl-
r.-a aud cf,.iit. % -litI dcs,a-s4 net sum
,i'tl 10 pa her Ju-5 debt and charge 81 admin
l-trIt.Yu. 10y tbs sum u lhrtv hundred dollar
81 hcrrIar. your petitioner pray YOUR Honor {.
grant linn a It,yuEs 90 srll. at public OF pris At,
,A.,. and convey an the ltrll STAT Of the -ai,
Olt j 49, rut,4. situated ID salI E4.-Kart ~ IN,
rs.l Tat ~ The de,,a>. Guiding ll.r re, u
.pU ;iie DOVE siusr herein. To satisfy -ait
debts and charge 81 admins. alHh.
JOHN d EEbMAN.
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Seud two > .'aul. 20 A 7 OrdWay GO
IANIcace, Mas and !eCsIYe an elegant. set u
bAHcy Cards free
mt W
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r. III, Hon. Parker Tuck JuIee Of Probate for
th'. ,aUuty 20 Hancock
uut ur.lcr-i guci executor Of the last will aud
ta-tiuI,ut OF Hiram liz TTtck late Of Biuchiil In
-aid county. decreased respectfully rvpTv-tuts t,At
tie ed and ch.ti.l-. tights and rTrsilt- ~ said
dg-.,a Ell not -nihC!"ns g. pay hi Just dcbts
ami charges ~ administration, 10y the sum Of
three huutli,i dollars wh-TrIIr your petitioner
IRA lnur Honor 8" grant him Itr"ns' to sell,
AZ puh.I, pTiNAt" sails, ami convey the following
t. onr Undivided half part IT tie Fulton
lut. Cailea obtaining Al-'ut lvi acre alto uur
uutjyilc haif part ~ the Iinckiey TOT 80 calf
ell, containing. - Acrr- muTv ct less. and another
lnt ku.wu a. lie Parker luLu icing part OF Tive
rval c-ttt- the irNsAse,i, 10 .atisiy said debts
AMI rhaTgv- - administ alton.
NIL NTIAH X CHASE.
NiFil ilth ISL
STATE Oh MAINE
HAN'p. n - Court Of Probate, kllswo rth, Apr.
Irru. \. T.. issl.
J-.u the foregoing petition. pKpEEEp. That
aid Petitioner ave lu!i' uutl'1. 10 all person
Interested. hy tau-IHx a cops ~ thr Petition and
yT'l, Of ouTt thereon H. H. publ.shoi iTcu WClAs
-u.,r--it.lt The Ellsworth American new
pAI-r puriI-hri I'D Ellsworth lG sAsI touut,.
tlAl tuss mas ApI-4T al Court OF tr'-''at'
iur -at iuuuty 10 be held IT J. I-~ 9rth
fAc 10 ,tlu, -.iay iu June ueNt. 80 ten st the
r.u-k BOZ 10, iul rnupn, aui -hea cause. % ans lhyl
have. bis the --,u4. should not he granted
4N-r FAlih TX lt' h. Judge
Atlr-t - MAS. i. IUKE RI sister
\ lrsf.. "upy. ~ ct -tt,N- 4. IS'EK. Register
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A d A M S 0 N S
BOTANIC
COUGH BAlSAM,
A D A M S o N S
BOTANIC
COUGH BALSAM.

Taxi no other. See that ths
name q p " kIN~MNN'
IS blown ia 'hr b. tile
~nl.i hy all respectable lrus
x t. ani dealers. At 10 ll..
nni .,t
lmar lyrr - "
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FORT woRrm.
Correspondence of the Herald.

of the Herald.
FoRr WORTH, June 10, ISL.
The Sunday school of the NJ. Z. church
started for Trimmings grove this morning
for days enjoyment. 1t getting most too
late for that sort of thing.
The farmers are now praying for rain, and
three weeks ago it was..for dry weather. The
ways of Providence are mysterious, but there
one thing sure we are kept praying for
something all the time.
Mr.. Preston, an architect from Austin, is
in the city with plans for new opera house
subject to the approval of Col. j. P. Smith.
The old, old sto y in the mayors court
this morning-$l and cost.
In the district court the case of X. L.
Beckhsm VS. j. Gcldberg is now with the jury.
1t involves some city property.
Included in the tax ordinance adopted last
night, was an occupation tax of $500 to be
levied on all classes or bowling alleys.
We are going to have good streo,s at last;
that is if $40 900 will make them, and it Ger.
tainly should, As to side walks, after July
lst every citizen between IS and 40 years OF
age will have TO work six days on them or
pay Sc.
At the FL Pa'o hotel wa notice. j q s
Blackburn. Versailles, KY; Sto dard johns
son, Frankfordt, KY; Ii 2 Hughes, Missouri
u Pacific railroad; Prot w N George, Dali
las; Henry Calm, Dallas; S D Hemenway,
g'n "st Missouri Pacific railroad, and many
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17

Our neighbor of the Fort Worth AID.
vance, il we'll written article on American
horses and their victories, slluding especially
to the recent lsurels Of Iroquois and Fox:
hal, plucked from the crack steeds of foreign
turf, also mentions Goldsmith Maid, Maud
s. and Dexter. trotting animals. We are
surprised thai our contemporary should name
in the Pame breath these scrubs with the
thoroughbred princes and princesses of the
race course. Only tho thoroughbred horses,
equines of royal blood, can take position on
the turf, while any plug can DO trained to trot
and by proper handling be made to greatly
improve his gait, but all the training and
handling in the world won't make q
plug racer. The fleet footed coursers that
WIN renowa on race trasks, like poets, are
born; they must have thoroughbred blood
In their veins, they are patricians; while
trotter or PAGER, like CROSSROADS lawyers
and ward politicians, can DO made Of almost
any kind OF material. They are the equiue
plebians, good for market carts or buggy
and carriage service. They are used for
gain, while the thoroughbred Is for sport
and amusement.
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GEATEYE RFORD,
Correspondence of the Herald.

correspondence OF the Herald.
WEATHERsoRD. June 10, 1851.
Last evening at half pasl o'clock, at the
Methodist church, "a double wedding occurred,
10 which the contracting parties were T. b.
Davis, city attorney, to Miss Ssllie o. Cum
mings. Attendants, Albert Stevenson, E.
with Miss Bette Simmons, Charley Bartholf
with Miss Miss Jennie Sswary. Also Mr.. j.
0. Bareo one of the editors and proprieiors
of the Commercial, to Miss Georgia Williams.
Attendants, Mr.. A. NJ. Belvin with Miss
Eldors Fain, and Mr.. John Lewis with Miss
Laura Sloan, Rev. j. Ii. Allison officiating.
After the ceremony, the parties, their attend.
ants and f5w friends repaired
to the Carson and Lewis house
where fessting, song. and promensdiug, low
and earnest tete a-tete were enjoyed ia until
the "wee sw4' houra", when Ill babe the
happy couples good evening. with many
kind wishes. As their "bsrks" shall float
upon the sea Of life, may the woa her be
fair, their sailing smooth and their landing
safe. and may they realize, the whilr, their
brightest dreams, The brides were ar,isti>
ticslly, tastefully and beautifully dressed and
the young gentlemen bore themselves as
becometh true knights.
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A Horrible Murder.

Atlanta, Ca, June l6.-An unusually hor.
rible murder is reported from the Dade
coal mines, in the extreme northwestern
part of the state. Some months since dess
persdo named Wash Mcdaniel was tried for
murder in Washington county and sentenced
70 death. The governor commuted the sen.
tence to Imprisonment for lifs, and
the prisoner was placed among
the state conuicts working in
the Dade county mine. A day or two ago
Mcdaniel, who was engaged in work in the
mine, was approached by burly negro,
who told him that one of the bosses wished
to SEQ him in portion of the mine not in
use and dark as midnight. Mcdaniel ac
compsnied the negro about 500 wards
through many unfrequented alleys, and
when they reached the darkest cross.
ing, great way from where
the men we're at work, he dealt him power.
full blow with huge hammer, MASKING in
the skull. Mcdaniel sunk to the ground,
but was not killed, discovering which the
black murderer picked up a large, Jagged
piece of slate and began beating his victim
over the face aEd head, cutting him fright.
fully, but still failed to kill him. Mcdaniel
was now perfectly helpless. and beg
ged for merry, but the negro was obdurste
aud dragged his limp body to pool Of
water, foot deep, and tried to drown him
lie fsile6pgain, but went back to where the
convicts were working, and having gotten
picksx returnedBo bis bleeding victim and
began driving it into him. breaking an arm
IN two places, piercing a leg through and
digging at his abdomen. Mcdaniel ceased to
move and beg, when the negro, thinkise
that life was extinct, riAed his pockets.
A short time after he was left for
desc, Mcdaniel was found and brought out
still alive but MORALLY hurt. The name of
themurderer is Ike Woods. He once lived
in Atlanta, where he WAS convicted of bur.
glary. lie denies that he killed Mcdaniel,
but there is no doubt of his guilt. When
Governor Colquilt commuted McDsniel's
sentence the people OF Washington held On
indignation meeting sgsinsthim. Mcdaniel,
though dying, avows his innocence of the
crime for which he WAS sent to the mines.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17
THE DALLAS HERALD FaIDAY MORNING.. JUNE II 1871.

tleman shaken in the slightest degree, and
we think it improper, imprudent ana grossly
unjus. for the democratic party IF the state
to indulge in these fngs and statements Of
suspicion against this estimable gentleman
1t is not only unjust TO him, but it Is
unjust to the people of this state
and disgrace to Its proud name. 1t is
unmanly, unworthy the generosity and the
fairness that always charscterizes honorable
gentlemen. 1t is a regular star chamber
proceeding, for 1t is an accusation, trial,
and condemnation without the accused
ever having an opportunity to answer. This
alleged star route fr,ud Is undergoing thor
ough investigation by the proper officials and
whatever of iniauity and corruption is dis.
covered will be laid before the grand jury OF
the district Of Columois for its action, and
also before congress for its action, and when
these two bodies speak and name the men
who are guilty If any, it will be time enough
10 discuss them and to srrsign them before
the public, snd We feel assured that when
this is dono, Senator Msxey will be found to
DO as innocent as though he had never been
born. His msligners must then feel very
small indeed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17

Mr.. AssEMBLYMAN Bradley, of New
York, the self acknowledged bride tsker,
does not appear to very great advantage,
nor in very enviablo light in his
examination before the bribery investigation
committee. 1t is SO natural for republican
lesl a'ors up in the atmosphere of New
York and Pennsylvania to take brides, and
go unnatural and new thing for them to
affect Indignation and have virtuous
spasm, that he is as awkward as hog on
| no
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17

THE New York Tribune shining
light among the republican organs, says:
The time seems ripe for new party" 1t
9 said that rats desert sinking ship and
leave old hulks whose days are well nigh
ending, seeming to have prescience of the
coming doom. 1t 10 possible that the Tri.
bune aees tho handwriting on the wall which
reads that the republican party, despite its
aplendor and its power, like BelahazEar,
has been weighed in tho balances and found
wanting. 1t isa remarkable fact that of all
the leaders and prominent men of the repub-
lican party, Mr.. Conkling, the man who
makes new party possible, |, the only one
against whom no charge Of corruption, or
fraud, or bribe-taking, or political or per-
sonal veuslity or meanness, has ever been
made. His friends and his foes Of his own
party, and his opponents of the demo-
party, oil ascribs 70 him honesty and purity
OF character and Of action both In his public
and biz private career. When he 10 driven
nom The party, Il will DO Sodom indeed, in
which no Lot can aod even one man against
whom no sspsrsion has been made, upon
whom no suspicion rests. It Il sad CON-
msntary indeed upon our republic, upon our
boosted government that II Il dominated
and alas' has been for years by political
party OF which this can be said, agains.
which there 10 cause and reason for saying
suoh . thing. II must mako Washington
and Jefferson and Hamilton and Calhoun
ana Clay and Webster uneasy In their grave.
knowing this TO DO true,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17

The time made at one Of our recent races
was equally as good, If not better than the
time made at the Jerome Park races, where
the crack horses of tho country assemble
during he same week. The mile and q
quarter dash there was made in 2:l5. Here
it was msde 10 2:l4, one second in our favor.
The three quarter dash there was in l;20 and
the same time was made here. They were
thoroughbreds at Jerome Park, and they
were thoroughbreds here and all Of the same
strains OF blood, SO why should not race
meeting in Texas be just as interesting as
they are in New York or Kentucky?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17

THE death rate in Chicago seems to be de-
creasing, and last week it WAS only 1877, be-
ing eleven less than for the corresponding
week last year. Previous to last week, how
ever, for several months the mortality had
been to some extent alarming. Foul water
and filthy streets were the occasion OF it, and
just so long as city fathers pay improper
heed to sanitary condilions..and requirements
just SO long will disease and death do their
direful WoIk.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17
Prince Alexander.

London, June 1G.-A dispatch from
Sofia to Reuters Telegram company says
Prince Alexander has started on tour of
military inspection. He has reached Vertzs,
where 10000 persons convened and pre-.
sented him an address. declaring that the
Bulgar' 10 have unanimously accepted
the conditions Of the prince, named In his
proclamation