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C'etait une Grange maisOn que
celle OH rtgnait saus partage, cln
peIeur ct pape tout a la f0is,
James Fuxman, ie grand cOutu
Iier. Venu on De savait trop d'Ou
ct mis- Replacement i | a mode par
une duchesse etrangere, ce person
age etaita l'epoque don't nous par
lOuS. un oracle Ell mati6re de tot
lette. On he jurait que par lui ;
Que robe n'etait acceptee cOmme
bien taite st de bon govt que
lOrsqu'elle Sortait de ses ate
liers, tacturee trOis GU quatre fols
au della de Sd vaIeur reelie.
Il ne faudralt pas croire que
c'est la de refrigeration. Celui
qui IA ecrlt Z !ignes peat demon
ire, notes, dates ct details en-
mains, que DIES toliettes tou,nies
par III coutu.ier en- ,enum ont
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RESTAURANT DIES ouArrr
SAISONS

MI Il; JOHN BOSIO. PROPRIETA1RE
80. au RESTAURANT DIES QUArRE-SAIsoSsl
p.os,ent sea annie de ia vile ct dc In cam
4 a t:n sil,si que le pnblic en- g6n6rale, au.i
Ia rue dc Chartres an No. ~: l., ".s ue
rue pres DC St-Lou,s. II profit. dc cette ~.
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IN ineiie temps la continuation de- son i,;.n
ss.iaIt patronage. II informc On outrc sns
ans quiz a DIES salons particulars an nrc
ssaur;e Ct des hambrcs mcublGcs a loucr 5 l.
r;; m.n on All mOis. Les personncs ID. "A
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DRAMES INTIWES.
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III
L'HOTEL DE FERYAS.

LIE comte de Bleze Gtait dan.
I'M etat de surexcitati0n extreme
msis cette irritation n'Gtait pal
settlement causee par l:indiferel
&c meprisante que lui temOignai1
ga femme, pour laquellle il 6pou.
Wait une sorte de passion brutale
Qui crolssait en- raison directe du
sol2 qu'elle mettait i s'eloigne,
de lui ; ellie venait aussi de Ia 81
tuation embarrassee que lui faisai
ent les pertes considerables quill
await 6prouvees all .jeu depuis plu
sieurs semaines. LIE bonheur in
solent avec lequel il await jou6 81
longtemps, 6tait loiu Mainte
1lanC il ne pouvait plus s~'asseoir
q une table de baccarat sans per
DIRE. ct persOnne ne le plaignait.
QuelQues amis Sc contentaient
parf0is de lancer cette triv:alite F.:
Irop heureux en- femme, mon
cherl Que diable, or ne peut pas
tout avoirs
Or, M. de Bleze savait fort bien
Qu'on n'ignorait pas Ia mesintelli
gence Qui regnait entire Ia comics
re ct lui, ct il Gtait 4 chaque ms
tant sur le point de faire un eclat.
Mails c'etait surtout lie baron dc
Labezat qui SO pecmettait cette
plaisanterie, ct quill le cIaignait,
peasant quill 6tait un peu lie conf
dent de Marguerite, il Sc taisait
d6v0rant 81 rage ct ss promettant
de SO venger TN jour sur celle
don't il await d9ja vole le bon.
heur.
LIE comte 6tait plong6 dams ces
tristes rehexiOns lorsque Bob lui
annonca l'arriv6e de ses convlves.
C'6taient lie vicomte dsAuberty,
NJ. de Romiere, son b~eau'fr6re. ct
Said. Pacha.
Faisant un effort sur lui-meme,
NJ. de Bleze retrouva tout lie cal
me n6cessaire pour recevoir ses in
vit6s le sourire aux levres.
Cling minutes apres, ces mes
Sieurs passaient dams la sale &
manager ct se mettaient a table.
NJ. d'Anberty 6tait t0ujours lie
parsonage sceptique ct q allures
cassantes Qui await failli deveuir
lie gendre de Nine Donelle. ia
lecon quill await rogue chez Ia va
riteu SO bourge0ise nc l'avait en-
rien change. II n'etait sorti lie
Get echcc que profondement hu
mile, ct tres vivement epris de
Marthe. Nous avons dit quill
tente ensuite de faire sa
cour a celle don't il n'avait pu fai
re sa femme, mails que Ia jolie
Nine Duloucey s'6tait tenuo a
sou 6gard sur une telle reserve
quill await dd SO retirer, une sc
fois battu, ct en- jurant nne
seconde fois dc prendle 81 revan
che.
Ne pouvant rien obtenir de
Marthe par amour, d'Auberty SIC
TAFT mis- a hair Duloncey, ct de
puts un AL il le guetttalt CONNIE
IN fauve guette Sd krOie. Sal
;hant par son agent dc change
lue le notaire joua.t la Bourse
It perda;t DIES sommes consid6ra.
lies, le vicomte attcndait qu'un l
quill etait pref a pro
luer par tons les moyens, Iui Ii .
rat, sans defense, Ia jeune fem '
ne qui ne Sc dOutait guere DIES |
que tendait autour dele !:
on pretendu jadis econdult.
C'etait NJ. d'Auberty qui await q
ugage deux des plus empOrtants d
llents de NJ. Dul0ncey, NJ. Per.
Ter ct Nine de BREEZY, a lui r~etirer t
EUR %coniiance, ct il saisissait t0u 6
Is occasions pour deconsiderer le s
.uue nU,aiIe, en- racontant quill q
dix foi> plus quesa stu q
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for three months. Has the largest circnis.
ton Of any paper in Cincinnati. II ths hsst
advertising medium ord the best peper S6r
dotngs As promptly as the news can Re In.
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Oh diable allons-nOus
Tout supplement chez Fox.
man.
lie grand coutuIier. V0us
lie cOnnaisseZ
CONNIE je %connais t0as vos
fournisseurs 4 Ia mode, ceux chez
lesquels vOus 6tes asseZ niais
pour payer les choses,trOis on qua
ire fois leur valeur reelle. Mais,
cher ami, c'est chez F0xman que
s'habillent nos ftmmes, celles que
u0us laissons a COustantinople
GU q Buynkder6. Settlement, &c
nest pas Foxman, nj aucun de
ses employees qui leur essaient
leu:s costumes! Et ces costumes
ne Won't pas plus NAL! II MY a
que nous, les maris, qui nous en-
portions mieux!
Said Pacha await pronounce ces
mOts avec une irOnle Sanglante,
eD sorrant la main du cOmte de
Bleze ct en- saluant NJ. de RO-
mere.
Un instant apres, il montait
en- voiturs avcc Paul d'Auberty,
en- OrdOnuaat a sou cOcher de IL
cOnduire rue DIES Pyramides.
C'etait Ia que Sc tr0uvaient
les atteiiers de James FOxmaD,
le grand taillenr pour danes.
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LES
CRIMES OuNANeE,

Par. RENE DE POSr JEST,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15

Now Orleans, September IA compro.
mise has been arranged by the chamber of
commerce and has been accepted by all
parties, and the labor troubles for the pres
ent may be considered at an end. A large
number Of old hands will go to work with
the new hands tomorrow, and the mlilsry
were relieved from further duty. Mayor
Shakespeare at $3.50 this evening, after
receiving telegrams from ali the
precincts that everything was
quiet, sent letter to Governor McEnery. in
which he says: al am grAtifled at being
able to inform you that quiet and order sgsin
prevAlsin this city. Accept my thanks for
the prompt aid rendered me under the cir.
cumstances threatening serious peril 10 the
material interests of the CITY," The police
ara 'iill stationed along the line of the cotton
movement. In the vicinity of the presses
this morning slight disturbance occurred
at the Natchez press, where pistol shots
were fired, but order vas soon restored.
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New York, September 1.-THE following
telegram was received this morning by Chas.
2. CrAsbeck, president of the Michigan Fire
Relief committee in this city:
PoRT HURON, Mich September Il, 1881.
Ts the Michigan Fire Relief Committee, New
York: NO"
We have just returned from the burnt dis.
trct and have travelled over seventy-dye
miles. The suffering and devas,atation are
indoscribsble. In many places as far as
tho eye can see along the land once
occupied by comfortable homes and pros
porous people, scarcely anything ia visible
but what seems boundlesI sea of ashes.
from which arises sstining odor of burning
flesh and bones. Blinded and hre-
crazsd people abound, and transportation il
difficult. and supplies come through slowly,
especially at a distance from the shore and
railroad. A man is asked the whereabouts
of his wife and children, and he stares wildly
and leaps at a loaf of bread. Hourly sd
ditioE1l names of victims are added, Of those
known to be burned,to the death list. Home.
lesS thousands, blinded, crippled and de-,
ranged are seen everywhere.
j. s. DONALD,
Secretary Of Committee.
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NEWS OLIPPINGs.

This fortunate republic occupies the third
place In rank among the wealthy nations Of
the world England comes frat. with can.
itsl OF 1900 millions of dollars; France Soc
ond, with 20, 600 millions, and the United
Ststes third, with $1,000 millions. The an.
nual increase Of national fortune In Germany
10 200 millions, in England 10 1876 millions, in
France is 80 millioDe, and in the United
States 825 millions. The augmentation Of
national wealth In the United States during
the last thirty years was sufficient to buy the
whole empire Of Germany with It's cities,
banks, manufactures and all. Tho annual
accumulation having averaged 826 millions
during the last ten years, by consequence of
every day the sun rises the national wealth Of
the republic increases 81. 100000.
Spain has screwed her courage TO the
sticking place Of demanding q categorical
answer from the French governmnt as TO i,s
intention OF reimbursing the Spanish settlers
in Algeria for the massacres ana spoliation of
Bou Amens. The French have evinced no
willingness 10 even discuss the claim, but the
Spaniards feel themselves diplomaticAlly
strong enough 10 break of communication
with the republic unless tho subject be given
instant consideration. Loss trained diplo-
mAlists than the Spsniards have long ago
learned the lesson that a high hand rarely
brings about valuable or permanent conces.
sions. 80 SPANS decisive measured NAV be
taken entirely Pickwickian.
Washington, September 12.--The hearing
10 the Christiinoy divorce suit was resumed
this afternoon. Ex-Ministsr Chris.isncy was
present for the frat time. His wife was ab.
sent. DR.. Ralph Walsh, once her family
physician, vas called for the purpose OF
proving acts Of cruelty. Tho consul for the
ex-senator objected rs the wife condoned the
acts by living with her husband aflerwsrd.
The cbancery court will be asked
Tor decision, meantime the ex.
animation will be suspended.
= The heat Of Allentown. Bethlehem, East q
and other points in tho Lehigh valley ila
past few days has been 90 great that work.
men In tho furnaces, rolling mills and
foundrics have frequently been obliged 10
stop work. Even at night some Of the
mills bnvp boon compelled 10 shut down for
some hours. The heat In the shade has
rie en rs high as 10i In some towns, and ia
Others tho highest temperature yesterday
ra, ged from 98 10 l0l during the afternoon.
Boston, September l2.-Tho democratic
state convention has been called for October
9th q, Worcester. A committee was ar
pointed TO prepare and forward 70 Mrs Gar,
iiald resolusiops OF sympathy with her
wounded aud suffering husband.
II Is stated 10 Chicago that flour Ia being
fregh,ed from that point 10 Now York Al
sixteen cents por barrel, or about soyen cents
per hundred weight. Little by little tho pubs
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Tho Consolidated Barge Lines

A ST. Louis dispatch Of the Och says: The
consolidation of the Mississippi Valley and
tho ST Louis 81 New Orleans barge linea,
previously mentioned in these dispatches
was effected to-day, and article, of iscor-
poration Of a new company 70 take their
place were filed to-day. Tho new company
Il TO DO known as tho 81 Louis, New Orleans
Il Mississippi Valley transportation com.
psuy, with a capital Of So 1000 1000. Among
the incorporstors aro George II Res,
president, end Henry q Haar>
stick, secretary and super io.enden,
orIhe Mississippi Valley company; Henry
Lowery, president 81 Louis & Now Orleans
company; X $ Hays, sr yice-pre,dent Of
Gould's Southwest System Of rallloadt; John
Q Gault, general manager Of tho Iron Noun.
tain, international & Great Norlhern, and A
A Talmsgc, general manager Of the Missouri
Pecilld railway. The directors will be elected
to-niorrow,and Henry Lowery will DO chosen
president and HenryC Hssrsiicls soorotsry.
Fhl, vir,ually gives the Gould nieres, con.
,r1l NJ the bnik Of thr grain ,ranspor,a!on
on ;ha Mississippi river
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San Antonio.
Special 10 the Herald.

opuoAhi w ho thof@us
San Antonio, September l4.-Tho Mexi-
can citizens will celebrate the anniversary Of
their freedom from the Spanish yoke To-
morrow at San Pedro Springs, and continue
until the l7th.
The examination Of John Smith, charged
with perjury and as an accessory ia the stage
robberies, was In progress to-day before
Commissioner Pascal.
A heavy rain occurred north of tho city
last night, and the norther has had the effect
Of causing everybody 10 don their winter
clothing.
Cotton Is beginning to srrivo In larger
quantities.
Recorder Anderson Is putting the fines Of
the soiled doves up 10 $40 each. Seventeen
cases wero disposed OF this morning.
Ban Antonio September 14.--A telegram
from Fort Davis says man named John
J)nts was sho, there to-day In bar room
r'w by John NJ Stewart. Jones Is dying
nd Stewart is in Jail.
The Fllpper court msr.ial Is beginning 10
n semble. Lively times anticipated.
Thotrcops uuder commsnd OF OIL. Bhafter
havo settled Indian troubles by driving them
out OF the country.
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ST. LOUIS.
omcers Elected 70 the Railway Trav-
e'ins Auditors Association Kan.
sas specials, Etc.

0nicers Elected TO the Railway rrav.
cling Auditors Associaiion-K Kan.
sas specials, Etc.
Special to the Herald.
81 Louis, Mo-, September l4.-q,he
second annual meeting of the Railway
travelling Auditors association was held al
the nihdell to-day. NJ. $. Salisbury pre-,
slded' After the Transaction of some
routine business officers for the ensuing year
were elected as follows For president, NJ.
D. Salisbury; vice-prosidout j. B. Tbomp-
son; secretary, W, I. Cox; treasurer, w. NJ.
Adsm'' The association adjourned this
evening TO meet at Louisville ON the se.ond
Wednesday Of September, 1882.
A sensation in social circles vaa caussa n.
day by suit filed by Jessie L. Clever a aea,ns,
James L Glover for divorce. The nsr,ias
were in tho highes, social circles tbs Sos
iendant being the son of
most prominent lawyer, Ssmuei r.
Glover. The parties were marr,ai
April the lat, 1870. 1t was a grand wedding
The petition chsrges drunkenness tbs us.
" ''NNNo'N ehu nuusiNo language, threats
sgainst the plaintiffs lifo and absence from
home for seversl..days and nights at a time.
during which the defendant was in,oxioated'
A special from Pierce CITY, Misouri.
states that last evening about $50 o'clock
Charles L Harris Of this city wss nsssing
the house Of Ward Hubbard
laborer who came out with a shot,run and
dealt Mr.. Harris aterrible blow over the
right eye, crushing the skull and causing
almost instant death. Mr.. Harris wss
highly esteamod and was courteous gen.
tleman. His parents reside in Texas, and
have been notified. No cause Is assigned for
the deed. Hubbard gave himself up to the
authoritiN'.
A special from ST. Joseph, Missouri states
that Marshal Houton was bsdly stabbed mis-
morning by q man whom he was irving 70
arrest aud will probably die.
special from Hannibal saws ] L
Babb, OF Pike county, hsd fine psir Of
horses standing by his gate, not thirty yards
from his house, when stranger came along
the road, mounted one horse and ro de rapid.
ly away, leading the second horse. He has
not been heard of since.
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Secretary Lincoln Calls on the Pres.
idcnt

Elberon, N. j., September l4.--Secretny
Lincoln saw the president to-day. He says
he expected to see him very i'll man and
that his expectations were realized. He had
not seen him since the afternoon no was
shot, and OF course great change had taken
place since then. The conversation between
thsm, no said, was very brief and entirely
personal, no business being referred to al ali.
The secretary only remained In the sick room
few minutes
Long Branch, September l4.-At II u.
m. with the exception OF the high
Temperature and pulse noted in tho evening
bulletin the presidents case was
considered on all hands 10 have
been Is favorable as Yesterday.
DIR Bliss when approached after dinner
remarked 10 response 10 inquiries that the
day on the whole had been quite q. favorable
as yesterday and there we're no new CONS
plicaiions and no indications of ANYTHING
unfayorsble; that the higher
temperature indicated by the bulletin W q
owing to the earlier presence of the usual
febrils rise and that no apprehension was
warranted BY IL.
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Special to the Herald.
Eagle Pass, September li.-The grading
forces are distributed along the line of the
Eagle Pass tap, and with the advent of the
sunset Esgle Pass will assume her place
among the most important Of the towns
her. 'N'''
Ranch labor Is scarce and wages ara blvb
About one this morning party of gentle
men FOUND man prostrated on the street
sppearantly dead. lie proved 10 be- A
drunken Mexican Of herculean proportions.
VINO rewarded their kind efforts made 10
revive him with horrible curses in Eogll u
and spanish against Americans. His horso
pelng found he waa lifted into the saddle
ana advised to start homeyard. hut
hardly had the Aztec warrior
canned his seat, when uttering fierce war
whoop no drew his Winchester, sprung the
ioek and charged on the bystanders. The
latter hurridly adjourned into neighborine
houses and thus escaped being shot. The
mexican, while hunting for bis foes, aud
Denly lost his balance and fell from his
horse. Before he could regain bis
ieet be was captured and disarmed.
Willie, the young son of Mr.. Petou. of
SAuilo. ieii from fence yesterday, severely
lseersting his left arm, but the little suffer
ers fortiiude 10 marvellous. While strong
men shudder at the sight Of the torn and
bleedlng limb, the child utters no complaint
shu smiles encouragement to his father.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15
A Narrow Escape,

London, September 14.-Herr Niamsrk,
the German consul at Leghorn, who was
assaulted in the carriage of a railway
train, going from Paris to Turin, and
thrown from the csrrisge window while tho
train was passing through tunnel, was not
much injured. He managed to walk 10 the
end of the tunnel, and has since proceeded
TO Turin. The guards Of the train were or,
rested. and one Of them, when questioned,
replied evssively. He was marked with
blood.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15
The Last Operation ON Senator miIrs
Mouth.
Philadelphia Times.

A delicate surgical operation was per-.
formed at the Jefferson Medical College
hospital yesterday Tuesday, uoon, by which
Senator Benz. Fl. Hill. of Atlsnss, Georgia,
was relieved Of troublesome growth Of
fungus on his tongue and throat. AT IL
O'Clock Professor s. d. Gross began the opes
ration, Senator Hill being put under the
influence OF ether. A small piece Of
the tongue and the glands In the floor OF the
mouth were removed, thus giving entire
relief from tho trouble under which he had
suffered Cor over ayear. A similar operation
wasporformed seven weeks ago, but second
was deemed necessary for permanent cure.
After ten days further treatment at tho
hospital Senator Hill, accompanied by his
family, will start for Atlanta.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15
LATEST TELEGRAMS
FROM LONG BRANCH AND ELSEWHERE.
Secretary Lincoln Calls on the Pres
fdent-rhe Latter 10 Getting
Aieng FavOrably New York
stock Market - The Miehi-
gan Sufferers ID nhomey
on the War Path.


TO the Readers OF the Herald.
AT $3.50 a. m. we are compelled to go to
press with very insignificant amount Of
Associated Press dispatches, the Western
Union Telegraph Company having again
failed to furnish us the amount Of news
to which the HkRALD and its readers are
entitled. Not line of press report was
received at the HERALD office earlier than
midnight, and then only received in drible,s,
although the full repor. for the Texas
papers has been paid for. The Western
Union Telegraph Company, with lis prese nj
facilities, is evidently not equal to the
exgencles of the present time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15
STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
\ cotton Gin Busned at Nay..o,aa
drunken Mexican az Eagle Pass
san Antonio Iiems-Receipts
In the General Land Of
hce and O'hcr news from
Austin, Etc, Etc.
Galveston,


special to the Herald.
Galveston, September l4-Bob Edgar
negro, living in Frogtown in the western
portion of the city, was sho, and seriously
wounded in the breast by his ,tep-son Rufus
scott to day Scott was arrested and iailed
and Edgar was conveyed to the hospital for
treatment where his wound WAS
pronounced severe but not dangerous
Scott claims he acted in self desspse and ,hs,
Edgar had bar of iron In his hand ard mas
IN the act of striking him over the head when
he fired. "' "nen
All day yesterday William Burton waa
followed around by Dennis Haggerty and
John owens,two characters well known Ia the
police, who on several occasions disnlavad
one apair of brass knuckles and the other a
revolver accompanying the exhibition with
lhreas to kill Burton before pight
Late in the evenieg Burton entered
saloon on West Msrket s,.oo,
followed by Haggerty and owsp, o
Uwens ,S advanced upon Burton, repeating the
snrM ana again exhibiting brass
hnuekies' burton summoned an
o1neer VINO upon entering the saloon
was CONFRONTED by Owens who reached for
Tue kGucklts makirg pass at the officer who
grappled with him and succeeded in wrench.
ing the knuckles from him. As the two men
isy struggling upon the Aoor
Hsggerty advanced and placed his revolver
against the head of tho flicor but was
knocked down by Burton by powerful
Dlow in the face and be.
lore he could fire Hspoertv
lesped from the window, but was coon taken,
owens after a desperate struggle was over.
powered and conveyed to Jail. This morning
both were fined by Recorder Osmpbell'
SlOO and costs. A charge was made arain,t
hssggerty OF assault with intent to kill.
a Signals for storm are up.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15

London,Scp,ember l4.-Advices from the
west coast of Africa state that King D,ho.
mey, with his army Of Amszons had de.
ssroyed the towns Of Ignaio and Akeo, norits
west OF Abekonka. They had many thouse
ands population and all who were unable 10
escape were brough.to Abomkes,the capital
Of Dshomey, for sacrifice at the great annual
festival. -