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GERMANY.

NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: or TtfE f:3trirF.
HEi,I.tS, dec. 9.-ln yesterday evenings
late sitting the pruss!atl Chamber Of Drp,l.
ties further discussed un iii III calling hill
for tho construction nf ten new subsidiary
railway 1lnes, involving total ontlay of
about 81, ,000, 600 marks, which, aftcr brief
debate, wns referred 10 select coEntnfttce.-
that Is to say, oil but approved.
Tho Imperial budget for tsst-'83 Is now be-
fore the Federal Council. The orttay is rated
Mt 5ss,07i,92 marks, Of which 5o5, oosoe :..os
in0rks arc for current nlld tho rest for ex-
ceptionat expenses. These two. items arr
greater tllnn the samc IN the previous year
BY o, 90, ,570 marks md O,S1@, 153 marks re-
speetively. Apart from tile reeular income,
the to.a1 outlay will have to be covered by
contributions fronl the various Federal
States to tho exlrnt Ut 10l,0l4,s3
marks, being M,0l3,48t marks more
than Inst yenr's Complementary quotas,
and Of this deficit PRUSSIA will have to make
tip t4,aH', ITS marks; Bavaria, e0,sa2, 40
marks; Saxony, 4,15a,b55 marks; Wurtem-
berg, 0sa0, ,8W tnarks; Battctl, ,Aoi ,D25 marks
1Iesso. l,330, ,G3s marks; and Alsncc-Lorrainc,
3,005, $50 marks; the other States being liable
on1y for less than million each. reported
to yor yesterday rat 4 bill has also been
la,tl bcfore the Federal Council fur ratstnr Il
loan of over 53, 600 oO marks for the purposes
of the post md telegraph services md the
army ami nnyy, the furthar extension OF the
subterranenn system Of electric wires being
contemplated, md tho recent addition tn tic
military strength Of tho Empira Involving
| much extrn outlay.
THE E,frEKos
has tlccrectl TINT tho Infantry shall hcncefort1l
tnrrv tty0 IN RI rid rn.ltnyps in their knn11sCkA
, 1881-01-07

HaR frlbttlcn Ehf1n&t%t, ...
The ship y. Hing. which has arrived hcre+ Ia
over roachoa hatboF: she 20. o,,ly cnot,grt;
@ ss se ssra' ii aas'af%s VII 0 S S1s sht Ess
tho tilisc." sai!i tao Aasc. .Sut tno shsoS wsSa
INV IT, ~ q liz te hss e,s - ins 't ,vur asr baws
md he'rea 10 hnui four n ,i,es,, NJ .nyso't.
One follow was ~ anxao!a 70 t'ar.! " tiiat
stafrow oscape wu sal lin Np Ill ri9ht.
,1sst ;h"x BY Gs' tsa f. 1sr .rs ~ = a f sc o?s s
Two vusacls weru locked to4ather. anu ail the
cnoFRy ot Tho untttal crows enufa mol eoEptrsto
.ol" s ' iose s o tu r;uxis 'as * sisbsr Ss % Hsh
ind TUG fA'tng bI'.cks, ttnecrn, A!'d wlro roI,os
nado u .axals %!ertnkx @ 70 ;tsn ~ ax
wern ltlulyuscd b. tho g,r'nt dHrk1lrss, ~ the
mss ~ hesfy an teSss r.: 3 ,a s,'s at" q
spars striko tic ,lecE 'lonrslde Of n!y." After
rnur hntifs 0f nnremtattng labor sufficient u tho
iosk. sn'i lie @ fsrk .ont tcJ iii. she Wis total:
s;.ne'''Ss: '' W.T. 50 %s!ufe% tass sss ,, so'; II
seyerill of Them, caI,s M l.tartl In their night
sssa sse: & '9 e. ~ 9 t. 70 iSn ls m E. 81 s's
awliy bur Captain cnlte4l tho craw tuKuttlor A,d
asked thuIa to bsMrd her nHnn, bus no yolun-
itiuE encountered 1noro hAr! luck In tho sAapo
Of hurFEcane, which swcpt her intstoPmllat,t
uremout 10 Uonspicuolla NJ aho luy at anchor
yesterday. 9n she :aa of ost9eer @ Tho csew q
nut asaosu un tho Island OF Juan bor.
naudcz, the historic l,lt Of ssa.glft ver-
tlu,tuy on which A0blAsoi. Erusu0 pUr.
formed tho tents lint will euchM!a tho
adnIt4t1on Ut countless numbers of ris.
Ing generations. Capt. Lyons nf tue Z. nlng, Of
tcFel to bring tho crew Of tho h4rk to thts port,
Land, and by so1nc occult nIethoal OF computa-
tiol convinced themselves that the route VIA
Earnanfinx Nns the AhOrtCAt Wuf hOtuG, nbO NQ
, 1881-01-07
PASSED AWAY.
l1cath Of George X. Cnrpnnser Shortly
After 3tiuHtHht.

After Midnight,
.,o,c wc.trr,lor p ,nurn,nv ,hat Wr f,oorca II.
s!"ts ,.al:.. a'',k ~. tf.,mn.I
Carrentes'f"as'SRcfos thate'tFn. ""s'c "na1 ~,
ri tho stas I.ccttro toi'ssn. haa beeh atthcke"
win sescft Illness afit' "as i'a e1pectetl 10 ~
Of announcing tin. t1p ic,l this ,norug at is:l5
!m.ove' lio wa at!s :" reco3ntsa hs fam'.y'
an'i wns shn'fRht hS 'he a''es"Fs snas A's so".n
th.,,,,,,, ~, nt,nrk avn, .o xn,nr, ~ flint
"ua.. ,s..ss .a s.s .u,,or,na. t.,t 1s.rr In tho
lay .rmptons Ut ccrnhro-sllnat tncnlnsik scs
III, n.d he .adcst nway gradually .1urin9 Tho
cyr,,It,g. ,,utt, Mt Il lute hour IN tho nlght be
t;cnryo Il. Carpenter was ''orn IN New York
city IN lslt, l,'a when II u,crc boy WI. p',. or
h. re.!!sa .sne yeas, While thors hc s'tsns :,
schoong hu over Ind. Dur,nr tho wnr he
, WORKER. IN " ~ storo @ in aos,en. md nj then wont to
lh''ntolphsa. whero he f'ctn'ne ehraac,l IN ti,o
rmpcs business selling paper IN commission III
,n,,l ,hn I,,,cr ,,r. " ,s1t nr car,s, In iaaI
. .ntn ~ .se' p1a. v. ''o a.; t'an, - r',..
wne IN, nc e,e III 'nenso, n. Snas'ss .,, - 4
unl,u,,ncc1 Il few weeks MO, wns ti,rn
s;snrrni Fright Agcst ii tho Til.
GA4u l. Northwestern Hallway, nt11 through
tx S th If the ha ocspn w9
linn wI,E mi cfiuurn,,l Ia him. and hu mil II
1,,r .r ,,r.,nr ,.o,, xrwsrI,t,.t, ,xnu,.
u.N' . ,. nes'nn 'ss ..!.' '. a.'.'.,,,u
Wh!fh no. ibo,fhs. tna1xh ,ios % psnntnpG, 10, II.
] :1oa II II 9 !9 % o,c, ~ e, De sos 1S ase ~ ~
rcp,fter % IHo EiGt1n ,a 9FfaMtth. tnoan ~
re'nninet ntll carif n !slU, %neli ne Rat ntase
On mo fHleffof. " %ncA W Wns tonn ntteT
nppninteu managing cdltos. Ihns dcnK ~
tEctpict! tnt!l tue tl!ne ht inc nfc. Heinsc
ltnriuE tue !ntfrinr h1 mud nude tue nc1uAlht-
lung nss'!elItGd ~ amusement and GsheF mat.
ters: ,d. YIN MN. hc ncttn tho nubs!ca%oh % g
| stna'i eiXilt.pag9 weekly. eM''cti tlo d,mi,N,
which puhl,shcd TUG sermons 81 prnn!l'lenl nEtl
sris y, hnn as nn 3 u'gr - .,is"i,io @ NH
WIS sof,t, nl,al,tlo,,e Sum Mftcr tho tiru tho
J!imrth III tlisrf,it1lts Under which tho city yus
| iuUorlux, uwipK IN tho dcstrlirtlnn nf I'LL
| the icadluR tArnttcs. a,lKpcstctt to
ttn tho tj%N 1T the Etnr Lecture Gntirsc which
he nftervarls cnrr!cl nut 20 successfully. These
jcrtljrcs ns DlufIt,cd by ENcl.ftln and himself,
| wcrc gIycn In two divisions or tic c!ty.-.t,n
| The West 6ft1e In tie UuInn Park congregational
| Cht,rcft and an thn Su,ltt Sine in thc Nteuvu
| Aygnuc iInn,ist Church. Ti,e lcst lecturers Ut
The ctil,rtry nt1;t tho best cnnccrt companies
were secured hy HIN, and drow crn,vffei f1nt,srs
lt1yiY tllp Years Immediately following the t!ra
| tnwu thtutrcs, After thpy woro rebuilt, aua
| nftcr tho rnn[u cM,nr. this enterprise tcRnn to
iirs1x pr0yll uuprDEtNllc and was Hnajy nilntl-
tlu,ltit The partnership Ut the tlrm ct Gnrpen-
ter t. Shci,iof, sttll continued but was chiefly
| devoted 10 tlolnE n rc1lt.cs,tte business, they
his flihpr. In Inv, Or. II u. 1poe. Occasionally
, 1881-01-07

eia,attci to tho island" said lhc Mnte, '*ausl
mil took them AWAY" The Captain of tho
Eii.c, It appears. va: not portlc,,lary anslos u
lilo titr,,an islnntrr prct,ictln9 that ship
wn,ti aaii frum Tho iatatii for valparaiso Within
thirty t!ny..
nlsu tho abiding place or a HeF1nnn 1nlonF.
member n which hoars!tA tho Z. Hing. Tho
island ftirnlshus living tJsnvernl hundred poo
trrtllnr To thn ,!ranriptfon Furnished by Mr.
wrtKht> Juan Fcrnnn'lox IA a. well. wnctcd. at.
srss,ign "xnx +, ~ Iae,; wt n, port which
, 1881-01-07
AN ARIZONA WONDER.
A Remarkable Cnvo in the santa RktA
ni0untnlns.

a fsc'""r"ao'n 9, cnse IN ! "c '"n'@ 1Ae'a
1,.s,a,, r"mn1m.'' t.u,...
For several years a ti,e e' existence of curious
tI.e miners Of tho vicinity, but tho dinlcul,y
of thorough exploration ,as deferred many
iren visiting il, md. m i'alf it, wonder.
fu1 extent Is as yet unknown. From
+. ]. Coyne, well-known and re-
liable prospctor, who is Ill tho city, In
cuu,nauy viii Mr. .1oh,,.o,,, Cnt-cn
.,"p".s W. a,.' ou, '.,'I', ~.
lelMrlef u'1s morning eaa" soH7 lnsee-
estlnx facts Requiring tic cays, the result VI !,
II rarllal exploration. Tile cave, which IS
Known By tho mlncrs as the Aztec, Is .ucatcl
a,out ioas ln'les SCUM VI tne uIeates'i!s
pactrs, III limestone rid &c. Quite recently
II purity Of ulf'iers, numbering eight or ten.
ncI"dlng Mr: coyne, determined to discover
a,% .n,,'a.' @ ..,oa,.es @ LIZ enaas ~ .
ease, aiHl nfovldea thea!sel'ey - WIN rnpes,
Candles, ana 0tllcr necessities. they explored
seventeen rooms In all, the corridors and ap-
froI11 tI1e entrance. They cxnerjenccsl
ereat tllillcuitv. NJ theIr pr;,Rress Sas ire
1uel,tty jutcrriti,tett by abr,Ipt breaks in the
p!sne 81 tt.e e.sSs, 1t @hiei breaks tsey ray
Tile I caye @ i,s @ two cntrnces, 'SI Witch Isad Into
largc | rto,n ~vi ni thence Tito SIM argcr in
frfti1, tt,e laftnr ,Art tw0 smaller cuvttips and
tesa cou,,,rs., tho ..stcnH nj. former exnlorn-
t"ns. fm t'lcm, I'm i'uyi: 6eS;, f(,Md at various
t,rs In tl.o i>ast rnlics Of Indian occ,tpatiols,
imrjuttInv IN nrm,ws aftI skcirinlIs. in ono
Es' sc''. .rrssin, 'AI1'o'1 /" he VII oor % Of
III lie covn n,,;Jrrtlv fashionnI sv
h"no, b;an,ls. 1'hfs lnttnr rt,orn il
described rs bcIns Of ,unryclo,,s bcauty.
If il trrcstilnr in sitnpe. and Is
i'm nf aii ,I,e s varinns fnr,ns w,,irh tia
action - If lima hns Ills t,owcr to create. lii
ons of tjcsc To.Iins ii n groliI, Of almost pcr-
iimest",,s Il; the slint,e n +, man. ws,,nan s,I
cI.jti lid i,n,, t,e!rt in tl,i, cemtrc ntlf nlso
Inyinr III tis cIoses; rnrsenil,iutlce to hunanity.
ri,n I.,ad iii IL ,at,""1niir liz" thot nj n n,nr,.
i,nvJnv tha f,mt,,raa nln,nst liSt;nrt aTtt smr.
,mn,,ntrd h. hmt- / shnrt ,i;stnnrS nwny
frn',, tTa ~ 9rn,in r. In IN tia iifcksrimr camille.
iisht thp illusion Is sn[ti to 6e abso-
.fiscinsaa thS strnnrp ~ frntnra ~ heinz
two.stnr}ed. ia renclt tic lower rooms
, 1881-01-07


LONDON. jan. 0.-alcssrs. Mccarthy and
ParnclI to-day In Parliament gavc tot'ce Of
to the reply to tho Queen's
speech. At tho cn.tctls of tic liome-Ilu!e
members ot Parliament held to-day Mt West
minister Palace Hotel nftcr tho adjournment
Of Parliament, n resolution was passetl tllat
Mr.. parncii move MI amendment to tho
Quccu's speech, protesting against the coer-
ctve measures recommended In tho speech,
Indicating us they tlo tho understood policy
1T tl1e Government towards Ireland, and Ask-
i1,g certain questions concerning the pro-
claimed tiistricts, In which, by virtue Of
their being proclaimed, tho local magistrates
ure temporarily exercising extraordinary
powers -..
Special Git'r. -...
Dtrn1.1H, Jan. 0.-One Collins. cnre-taker
on Il farm near Parsonstowsl, fas been MIR
10 Ii. Water, A,,oesa.ss I'rss,.
DunttN, jan. GA care-takcr named Col
Inns l,ns been brutally murdered ncar Par
sonstown, County Loutll. No arrests.
LARGE SALES or FIREARMS.
LONDON, Jan. GA dispatch from Dublin
says tho Etnnlnkers arc doing an enormous
business, principally In rcyosyers,
John RAY. a fellow-nrjsones with Daniel
O'Connelr. and a member Of O'Connell's
Guard. Is tlend.
rspouspED.
trho.Tf,nes says the rumors TINT additional
rclnforrrnc,,ta nrc to he sent to Ireland arc
unfoundrd. The Government is CONVINCED
that thu forces ttoro nro a,nplo to meet any
oulercency.
rHo11ln1TEp.
Tie proposed Lanl- Leaeuo meeting at
Tullcy, County Galway, where Canon Flcm-
lng was fired Mt, Inns been prohibited.
NlFLEs Bror.EN.
Previous Ia tllo Issue; OF tho Vnr.OHlce
circular directing that n strict Elinrd be Kept
over tho armories Of volunteers. over lun-
dred rifles wero stolen FROM a!nglo place III
tho vicinity OF London.
NATIONAL. CONVENTION.
pup1.1S, Jan. Cit Is reported thut tho
Lend League will summon tho National
Convention Mt Dublin to decide upon wl,at
course to pursue In regard to tho Govern
, 1881-01-07

At q recent convcraaztono OF tho Color. Photo
EE.Iihs weru shown whiuh attracted considerable
A.tent,s,n. tWas ~ nrst Thought by thHsa who
wore upucalatututl With tho llturc Of the now
discovery that Tho pIotlrps had bcen culorcd by
skitlfu! nrtlsts, hut closer inspection conylncod
thu1n snnt the cuiora were not impaired sr thas
proved psueess, ulId lho 1o(ore WcrC produced. It
VIVA elattaSd solely " the actton * ,snt ~ t aeo
trls0 to lfo, 1n.l tho Griuht c1lprs OF aureDous
regimcntals wore ycry tr1thful!y Reproduced.
lN ullU ploturo tho tul.1uo Of dog wus shown
futEhfully portrayed. Tho colorlnE IN ny tho
photographs was very dciteato. and TUG eace,s
ot light aiid ahhd0 were moro perfect thaa tne
luosf skIllful artist could produce,
, 1881-01-07

NljEFEl lfslHA
LONDON. Jan. CAT a meeting OF the crctl-
Itors Of the Sheffield Steel 4 Iron Works Of
Brown, Bayley & Dixon, tho liabilities of ha
firm, were stated at 4,t;3, ,s02and The assets ut
Al10.a45. 4 resolution was pngsci for tho
voluntary winding up Of tho aiIalrs Of lilo
concern.
1fASI.AN AND f.AyCocK.
I.oSn3S, Ja,,. H.-'rlis tsiin! s1eposlt OF e2a0
a sitio In tho international sngle scnll race
between llnn1an md 1.aycock. which will he
rDwrtl on tl.e 18th lust. was pos.ctl ut the
"l}ells" at Tutney tn-tlny. a large number
Ut sporting men ntMl 1arsnlen werc present.
llanlan posted his I:ss5O in mrsom, while
Nfessrs. lt,lla'ul ,aml Thompson, of Sydney,
'rrickelt's bnckers, lmlt ~ tho nnornl fur
Laycnck. All tlse stakes ,oN)-hnve now
been posted with tho c.litcr Of tho Sppria-
an,tn. Mr. ireland Inns agreed to referee tic
race. 1Iautan IL tho fayort at- et0 to =.
Both oarsmen appear to bc IN excellent coIl.
dition.
AsIElttCAN sECrt!tTii:s IS ENGLAND.
LoSnoS, Jan. 6.-Thc 2l0, ,001.O 900 worth nf
Northern Pacific Railway builds Issued In
1onron were covered four tlncs. y pre-
MUM Of ~ per cent was bid la.t eytnlng
for Philadelphia j. Isca,tIsg Railway HOW
deferred income bonds.
uisApLAuGII DECLINES WRIT THANKS.
Sptcfttt Table.
LONDON jan. D--A1r. Bradiaug!I Inns de-
clined the challenge to Il duel which he IT.
cclycd frolii rarl5.
, 1881-01-07

BALr1nonE, BID, Jan. 0.-publlcation hay
Ing been II,a,lo tllat Il number OF graln-ladcls
vessels were detained In this harbor, leo.
bound. it Is now stated that notwithstanding
the recent Intensely cold weather tho harbor
has not been closed at any time. The river
anI llarb0r ara ,open to navigation. and not a
single Grain.ludrll vessel Is detained here Oh
&ettniat Ut Ice.
, 1881-01-07

ONCE MOllEs
CoSsrASTlSori.E, Jan. G.-Tho Porte will
once n,oru consider the arbitration pruposetl.
'suMTl:lt.o
CoSsrASr1SorIE, Jan. G.--Turkisl SOL
tllcrs pursuing tho Greek brigaluls OF tho
Turkish side OF tl,o froMtier iiayc been tired
lIl,pn by tho (3rGekN.
, 1881-01-07

f PARIS, jan. 6.-SlossUn refuses to nccnpt
tho conditions Of Visnaux for match, and
HtnrtS for home.
, 1881-01-07
4 CATASTROPHE.

Et0ttT1.EN FE1tNt}S3 NltONSEH.
LoSboS, JIM. 0.-1ie ship Indian Chief,
from, MIldleaboEougi,, from Y0kotlonin, lns
been wrecked near the cntrance to the
Thames River. Eighteen persons weFn
drowned mud eleven snycs.
, 1881-01-07
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
FUT1fITFrT, AFFAIR.

Rio JANEln0, jim. G.-On tho 18th OF De-
cc,uber llob Of :U0 persnns burst Into tho
prison ut Ento Nios, Argentine Republic,
md hacked to pieces four slaves who Ind
murdered the son OF their owner.
, 1881-01-07

BUSINESS NOTICES.

The ladies will tiI.d Dobbiua' Electric
Boap ftnale by CrAgtu & Co. phisadslphtal tha
kats to Iaces. II il putu, uuitorn, saves tue
aud clQthoH, Trr u
, 1881-01-07

atroom have been released and arrived Mt
Kimberley
r0HTENAf"
I.1BBox, jan. b.-The I'rn1rcsso denies the
truth Of tho report TINT England has askcd
Portugal to peflutt rcinforce,nciits to 60 to
tho Trunsyaai by way Of De'agua Bny.
, 1881-01-07

William johnson. Solicitor General for
Ireland. Justified the action OF the Govern
n,cnt In prohibiting several meetfiRs wiIero
they Ind reason tu npproltond danger to lie.
After several Irish members Ind spoken,
tho debate was adjourned on noaton Of Mr.
rarnolf.
HOUSE or r1,onps--n1snAErl's DECLARATION.
LovpoS. Jan. A-In the House Of 1.orils.
tonight. tho Earl of 1,eaconsnelti, although
hc dlsc1altmctl MI Intention nf entering ,lpoil
any argument, made long spcrof,. I!e de-
clnrcd TINT tho accession Of the present Gov
ernment has unsottletl everything In Eli
rope, Asia, and Africa, by reversing
the policy OF their predecessors. Mt
tho time, of whose overthrow peace
w6s assnrcd. lie atrongly Denounced the
conduct OF tic Government In waiting until
tha lnst moment to prorosa repressIye lncas"
urcs III ireland, and said thu circumstances
warranted Al, amendment 10 tic Address IN
tl,at sensc, but tho state Of 1rela,nl required
speedy measures. lie, therefore, rccots-
mcndcd TINT the House OF 14ortts proceed
Immediately tn discuss Ministerial measures
for restoring orlcr atid liherty,to the long.
suffering subjects Of tho Queen. After Lord
Granville md others had spoken, tho address
In reply to tho speech FROM tho Throne was
uAtEEu KS
During tho latter part OF the debate
1onD GRANVILLE
snid the Govertlnnant llnd refr1.ucd from ask-
Ing for extraordinary powers earlier BE-
cause they were unwilling to apply rcprcs-
sion without remedial measures. II tho
Government were enabled to permanently
improve tho position Of tho peasants, lIo l,e-
llovcd peace, prosperity, and order wotlld be
restored.
THE DUKE OF MARLBOROUGH. C0NsElsvA-
TIVE,
thought the present systun1 Of administration
would 10 productive OF most serlolls coli
sequences. Earl Spencer, Lord President Of
the Council, denied TINT thu Government was
responsible for the existence Of the Land
Lenguc.
THE EAnl OF KIMBERLY, COLONIAL HEcnE-
TAltY,
satd II conspiracy. really existed to sep
arate Ireland froM England, Parliament, by
refusing to remedy the evils, would be only
playing Into the hands Of tho conspirators.
, 1881-01-07
FOREIGN.

\. eOEE10N. |
A Day, Of Great Excitement
in the British
Isles.
Text Of the Queens Speech
at the Opening Of Par
lament.
Yirulcnt Attacks upon Gladstone by Dis.
raeli In the Lords and Aorlheote
in Tho Commons.
The Home Rulers Also Promise to Do
What They Gan to Embarrass
the Premier,
An Admirer Of O'Connor Croates
Great Excitement and Is
Put Out
Yesterdays News Concerning
the War In the Tra1ls-
vau1 Country.
Two Ship Horrors-Probable Loss Of
Eighteen and Forty-Ave Lives,
Respectively.
Four Slaves Hacked to Pieces bY Mob
In a Jail or tic Argentine
Republic.
Tho First Gun Fired BY Gracoe-uanlan
Northern Paoifo-Turkey More
Pacific. IN Tone.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-24
Pileal Itching PileAl

The symptoms Of itching piles. are moist
ure, like perspiration, intense itching, mostly
at night, seems rs if pin worms were crawl
ing in or about the rectum. Tho more you
scratch the worse they itch; very distressing.
The private parts are often affected. DR..
Swsyne's Ointment is the most effective
remedy extant for this tormenting complaint.
Gives rest at night without the desire to
scratch, also has no equal in quickly eradi-
eating letter, itch, salt rheum, erysipess,
BARRIERS itch, all scaly, crusty, itchy skin
oruptions Here is the proof: Certainly the
best medicine ever used In my practice. Dr..
Cotton, Woodstock, Vermont; troubled
with itching piles for over twenty ears, it
cured me completely, l.. S. Messeg, Elfela.
Ask for it and take no othor Sent for a(ly
cents lin three cent stsmp:) three boxes
1925 by DR.. Swayne 81 Son, Philadelphia.
Swayne's Ointment sold by all druggists,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-24

The trial of Mrs. Mary Edwards, who was
rrteeted on warrant sworn out before
Justice Edwards by lien, who charges her
with making an assault and battery on him,
came off yesterday end resulted in hung
Jury, five standing for acQuittsl and only
ono for conviction. Although the woman
Is lewd character, the idea that
such debasod creature ss lien
Neiug tho complainant, aroused sympathy
rir her, aud tho officers of tho court. In
Guiding even the prosecuting attorney,
weuld have dismissed their cost against her
had she been convicted. Unfortunately she
is tenant OF LIENS, and no ordered her TO
leave the house. She told him that sho did
not at that time have any place to go TO,
when ha pushed or struck her, when she re"
turned tho compliment by striking him with
piece Of iron, which cut IA small gash in
his head Tho csse comes up again next
Tuesday for a hearing,
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Ike III Stiii ut Large.

Nothing has been heard from G. G. Har'
die the party who robbed Messr'. Willismt
and Graves two young men who were stop
ping vt tho National hotel, Wednesday night
of 1856 in gold and currency. kilograms Civ
ing minute description of him were sen,
north, east, south and west, but so far nc
tidings Of him have been received. The
ileeccd parties are Of the opinion that DO has
gone to Mexico. They put implicit conf
dence in him and he was granted free access
to their trunk, in which they had their
money. usrdie, who is about fifty years old,
ia good, plausible tSlker, and is rather
gu ok spoken in his speech, his gray beard !:
tut close. and on one of his arms are the let
tors G G. H. in indelible ink. The young
men have offered reward Of 500 for his
apprehpnson
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PERSONAL.

Tom Germ, of Denton, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr. G. NJ. Mcclellan has returned from
Galveston.
Mrs. Maggie Murphy ncc Shea, of Doni-
son, is 10 tho city on visit to her mother
and brother.
J.R. spratly, formerly citizen of this
city and late OF Memphis, returned yesterday
and will msko Dslla, his homo.
Mr.. Alongo b. Millet left yesterday for
San Antonio. He has just returned from
Kansas City where.his wife 10 at present, We
arc happy 10 state in an improved condition
of health.
Col. d. A Williams lett last evening on Q
visit TO his daughter. who 10 attending school
at Ohiliootho, Missouri. He will be present
NJ tho reunion Of ex-confedera,o soldiers al
Moberly In that state. and will attend the
81. Louis fair.
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When the county commissioners court a
few years ago established the poor farm n
howl went up from the dissatisfied thStit
was useless expenditure OF money and that
nothing would ever be realized from 1t, But
despite the murmuriDg OF tho dissatisfied
faction the farm has proved a great success
and has long since paid for itself, Prisoners
fined in the courts, II they fail to pay their
fines, arc cent 10 tho farm 10 work Il out,
This year between $1,000 and Sl,T0O has
been realized by the ssle.alone Of the product
such as cotton, wheat and oats The cotton
picked from the farm Ia twenty..ix bales in
all, Taking into consideration the uuiavcr-
able season, Superintendent kinnin has done
some very good farming this season.
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UATY CHIT OH AZ.
Birds on ice AZ Jarretrs.

DNuS on lCe Nv JhTttlN b.
Fresh Baltimore oysters at Jarro,pe.
Douglas Bros., merchant tailors, COZ Main
street.
Cheapest school books in ToxAs, at
Shones.
It's rumored that Douglas Bros, 10 tho
place to GET o nice fitting suit.
Tho largest and hest selected stock Of
memorandum and blank books in north
TeXes, at ShOnos.
1t is we'll known ia Dallas that DouglaS
Bros are Going the bulk of to tailoring hus.
mess in this section.
The Texas y P1ciflc pay car passed throieh
here yesterday going west, and the employees
along the line were paid OIL,
This ia the Jewish new year day, and tbor
| business houses will be closed to-day nod
| religious services held nj the temple
Emanu,El.
The Ycargsn Bros introduce at their fruit
atand on corner of Main md LSmar streets,
tho first cider Of the season. l! is pure aud
home made
Through General Cabell wo learn that
on and after Mondsy next u daily line Of
mail will 10 put on tho Trunk road between
this place and Kaufman.
Mkt Sunday morning Rev j II Curry, the
talented and eloquent pastor of the First
Baptist church, will take for his theme the
death Of the lsmenled president, James a..
Garfield.
Miss NJ. Murphy wishes TO inform the Ia.
dies of Dallas that che IL fully prepared TO
meet their desire in regard to dress; that she
is thankful for the past patronage, and hopes
TO continue and merit in the future.
Rev Mr. Bourland, of the Lamar street NJ.
T. church south, will on Sunday morning
next, in the Dallas Female college deliver
q memorial sermon on the life of the lsmUns
ted president. Mr. Bourland is ono OF our
most able and eloquent dlvines, md with so
grand theme q sermon well worthy the
attention of all may be expected.