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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-17
Special Meeting OF the Stockholders
Of the Iron Noun Tain.
st. Louis Republican.

A special meeting Of tho stock-holders OF
the st. Louis, Iron & Southern railway COM
pany was held OF the general offices Of the
company in this city yesterday. There were
but few of the stockholders present. NEST OF
them being represented by proxies, with in
structous as 70 how 10 vote. The specific
object of the meeting was to confirm tech
nicslly the resolutions offered and passed at
the meeting last week, the law requiring this
10 be done at special meeting. The
Arst resolution, which was published
IN the Republican, authorizes the
nspital stock of the company 10 be
Increased from 500 500 900 70 S35 900, 600,
the amount Of tho increase Of the stock to be
used in further. improving, existing and COM
pletinr the system of roads by acquiring,
purchasing or constructing branch railways
or extensions. Another resolution authoriz-
ing the board OF directors TO issue the bonds
of the company ID be donominnsed,
General consolidated railway and land
grant mortgage bonds" to the amount Of
$50 O36, 900, being $1,000 600 in addition 10
the present bonded Indebtedness Of the com.
many. These bonds will be used for improv-
ing The road, and building extensions. limited
10 $4,000 per mile
Among the proposed .extcniions and
improvements Is branch road on the iuo
IN Arkansas. near Perch Orchard 10 Forest
Cty. 90 miles long. A branch Is now build
ire from Gordon, Arkansas. % The slate line
Of louisiana Wis Camden, y milez, $40 ,2SS 90
having already been expended on The grading
vi this branch.
Another Of Che resolutions provides foT
making contemplated concecti0ns by pu--
chess Of existing roads, OF Or hulidig ether
lines In the States of Nisscuri, Af'yzl.s ard
TIA. and Rrihoriz-s toe oieciafs q mste
,conlTscis for bulldog any pt1iec;rd lines IN
ihoso ttstes o. for purcbssig any erilti1g
limos. sid make paymen; for ~ rnnie out q
the sto-k Of the company, S5t5i %, which
Is Ia the trcasury OF he coiupary,
not exceeding, however, $1,000
per mile OF completed read ia
GLIDING proper equip1aeots. Or eise ihey
may msle payments N The bonds OF the
company B airing iniereF.. 81 per cent, Doi
exceeding SIS. OO0 per mia. Wm. r. Don
aldson, S. Il. Lain snd z A Hilehcoek
we're appointed inspectors Of votes OF The
specisl meeting. They officially reported
tkst he proposition aud resolution for the
incre.ss Of the capital stock Of The company
Was unlimited At the nesting for The
action Of the stockholders, and that
148.6O8 volss rspressnliug 1870
shares Of stock were csst IN favor Of The
resolution and propositions. and that 100 votsz,
representing 100 shares Of stock, were cast
scsinst the proposition. John X 5bep.sy, Of
ST Louis. a. the attorney m tsct q henrJ
B. Plant. Of New York, q stockh0ldsr Of tbe
oomunrr. pr.tsstinr srsinst Any incre.ss Of
The capital stock Of fhs company - coriem-
pl1te3 In he resolution presented ct The
rnss,inr l.si usek and arain yesterday upon
Ia rrruDi thst il was Illegal and cCuirarI<
70 he laws Of The state q Missouri
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-17
MACvEGAa IN THE CABINET.
Op Unions Oftbe Newspapers ON Penn
syIyania's Representatives.


Id MacVeagn's keeping the ONCE OF attor
ney general of the United States will regain
somethipg of the ais,;pct;on Il en;oyed yban
au.5 ., M, 49,
'''ieu W 'noAney vi piaeAioru UT IVar's
and the bar will have leader who will
maintain by merit the precedence accorded
Ia hin, h, .,fao;.l nooi,;on A. o,nbar =,
~ 90
tne csoinet ms influence must Always DO ior
good. ne mas been an aroent iepupncah
ior more than twenty CORRESPONDING Ieie'
graph rep.
~ Wilde Impossible 10 measure the en-
thusiasm OF tne ring repup2l1cans OF rennsyi !,
vans over Tue eiectioh OF wayne MAC eagh
d0r attorney general ol .ne Uhlteu Osa.es
Inelr coidnsss toWsrds MIN Wneh his nhlnt
was mentioned py tne Independents tor :, Uni
ted otates senator J: now explained. ihey
wanted 70 reserve MN ior Uarneios CABINET
Harrisburg Patriot. dem. :,
MT. MAC Veagh represented the iiDerai ana
independent branch OF the republican party,
his appointment "ouio snow that general
darheid, IN the great WORK OF concilatiop
wmch ne Is reported 10 nave undertaken'
does not intend 70 restrict ms harmoolzing
INDUSTRY 10 me staiwar5 or machine side OF
the party.-,New I Ok evening fost, rep.
Macvesgns appointment WIN De sa.lsiac ,
tory 70 tne repuonGans OF renusyivsnia any
VIII neal seclionai uilierehces IN LUIS s.ate
until new abuses are attempted. we IhlnK
mat WITH the warning the cameron eieinent
mss recently received IL VIII sct IN tne Iuture
Win eircumspection ana lustice.-hastoh
Free Press, rep.
proves t9st rresiaent-elect Tarhe'u 70.
cognizea the downfall OF personal RUE OF tne
state and is oetermalnea, as iar as ne can 10
encourage the nealthiui growth OF I9oepen-
dence tnrougn tne acSion, MI MAC Veagn ~
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Robert II. Lincoln

The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Times says the selection Of
Robert Lincoln is not one which anybody
who knows Garfield would have suspected
him of msking. Mr.. Lincoln is thought
very well of here. The grumblers are out
side politicians fom states like Indians,
who have unrecognized claims. Robert
Lincoln was born in Springfield, Ill. When
his father came into the white house he
was but youth ard WAS scarce of age when
bis father was killed. lie was very popu-
lar boy and was widely known and loved.
His younger brother died while he was
living at the white house. While here
young Robert met Mary Harlan, daughter
Of then Senator Harlan, Of Iowa, fell in love
With and afterward married her. They have
two children. Ee moved to Chicago after
his fat,er's death, and there his fathers in
huoutial friends gave him lift in law, for
which his natural abilities go well fitted him.
Having made a stSrt under these favorable
circumstances, he rose rapidly in public es-
teen and his profession as lawyer. He
now stands at the head ofthe bar in Illinois,
He has been the attorney for the Pullman
car company and for q prominent life in
surance company, has taken very little part
in politics until the last campaign, when
he espoused the Grant cause quite ardently.
Up TO that time his whole attention Was de-
voted 10 his profession, in which he now
stands so high. Judge Harlan once said
that Robert Lincoln argued case more
clearly and had more promise of the future
than any man on his circuit. he y an ener-
geiic fellow, with many of the leading CHAR
acteriltics of his great father, without any OF
bis crudeness Of manner and appearance.
Gen. Belknsp said to-day that no one could
soy q word against Robert Lincoln. He
was "polished gentleman, an able lawyer,
and would make bis mark in any cabinet
where his great abilities would be called into
play" While Grant man and the choice
Of Senator Logan, he ia $3.50 personal friend
Of Senator Brine.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-17
The Department OF Insurance, ststis-
tics aud History.

To tho Editor OF ihe Herald.
Every fuccosafll result obtained IN the
administration Of public sffsirs We find
brought about, in large degree, through
the individual strength and force Of character
OF the executive officer; hence 10 uppareni
opposition % tho theory Of republican insii-
tuiions, The people ni lsrge are prooe 10
charge The evil snd socord The good Of any
administration. almost exclusivoly to The
officer intrus.ed with executive povors. Since
tie republic Of TVxss VISA established, we
believe no officer hiss bssn intrusted With
presidential or gubernatorial responsibilities
70 whom hss been accorded the posse. sion Of
more individuality, force Of character and
Acquaintance with cur system end needs than
the present governor Perhaps some ssrions
errors have been Justly charged % bis i'd
ministrhiion, but n1 whole i he's been p'u-
dsnt, harmonious, marked hy no weakness
and prsjudiced By no oscillation As no
military coInmsnoer ever aitsined Eubsia1tihi
reputation, whose principal staff sppOint-
n,srfl were not made with discrimination. 20
~ discover that Governor RObarts' success
bss In a considerable measure bssn sttsined
BY his judicioss selection Of of6oers whose
COED conduct COLD give character - bis hd-
nn-uistrstion-
There must be an opposition N every
Legislative bodv, and While de left" resorts
only 10 leeitimste methods Ct action, the
restraint il sfIords give hsalihfulness End
conservative pr1prieiy 70 The noTsueut Of
The nsiorifV- Unf0riunstely iis acti0n i
sometimes only ots.r.e.iFs. md . fsvoriis
rnsthod Of obstruction j. 70 stisck executiTe
appointments, Wheeler good o. bad, IN ne
public interest ~ 0ttsrEiss.
aver nroh % Be regretted 1at ths
ooDositioi 70 GoTtrrcr Roteris h1s fgu1i
ern-rssIon il e. 1ltscE upon BE 6 Tarl. 81
Of irsurarcs. tifior5 srd fis.isfes TIE
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whf her s.1.io1a-r o. r-trn1sIl ~ n. 1-.ilt-
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rf.ri rs5s - ps-scn. Or associ1r'1ni 1s7 20
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Tsr.s and 81 Lout nsrrOs gauge rnilrosl
company. hss bssn ds,.insd Il Late Eoci
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Its D1f-esE5ess waking r1slch for
srve1f,-fvs bou-s i. a1l IN proErsss Il
rorinesr's hi The 6-zt il female ~
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-17
MEDICAL.

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and gilt binding, 90 cents; snnidi Ia paper
covers, 20 cts. Manhood, 10 ccntsy Woman
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, ccnts--sccurcly
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APOSITIyECURE.

Without medicine. ALLAN'S SOLUBLE
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1876. One Dor
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pepsia by destroying the coating % the
stomach. -
Price. 81 70. Sold By all druggists, or,naiied
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, 1881-07-26

Ex-senator CoXx11So, In company with
Senator Jones, Of Neya.la, called ut the
White House yesterday md lad Nh inter-
view with DR.. Bliss. lie said that the Ill.,
favorable turn in the Presidents case was
source Of anxiety, to him;. nnd, Oh being i1t-
formed BY DR.. Hiss TINT the symptoms Of
yesterday afternoon wero Of an encouraging
character, lie expressed himself rs greatly
pleased. lie requested DR.. Bliss to convey
TO Mrs. Garfield the expression Of bis Bin-
cnrs p<y,n +>n&1,.r :.'- !. >t~--- - - -
, 1881-07-26

GU1TEAu seems To BIZ rather pteased ti1nn
otherwise ut Ills present quarters. Tie Is
afraid that IT Ao should get outside the
prison walls he would be metetl out speedy
justice. Tile other day wien asked to go
down Into the Warslen's Office lie very re-
1uctaMtly consented, fearing TINT 1t was a
r'so to yet him into tho peoples lands.
The cowaul1y scounlrcl yet expresses wish
that the President may die.
, 1881-07-26
A SAD CASE.

e,>etas Dttpai<A to ~ Chicago 1ttau"*.
DUBUQUE, H., July s6.-For the past thirty
fiye or forty years N. oeusia has occupied
ap old houss In sha business part OF tae city on
land ones bIa, but lo4t through failure 10 pay 4
1nortesae, liz stll believed the land bis. aud no
o1fort Tas made to drive him ot till to-day. The
iand w recently purchased by tho city and
siyen 10 tho Milwaukee h It, Paul Railroad for
deuot purposes. This morning tho old mka
Tsnt up town, md foFoe of: twenty men was
asnt to tsar down Tho dwelling. When The old
man returned everything Was gone exuept thu
furniture, which was piled In tho street.. Ho
wa 70 overcome that be ut down end cried like
child over hta los, Much syupAthy u felt for
hln. and subscription Ntl bo started 10 mako
good hls low.
, 1881-07-26

On tic third reading of the Irish Land bill
parnell will move that the emigration clause
DO stricken out. The London Standard Is
authority for the statement that the Parnell-
ties will not vote as a party on the third read-
ing, that they will be allowed complete liber-
tY Of action,
, 1881-07-26

THE Tunistans hayo begun to quarrel
among themselves, and some Of the tribes
have asked for French assistance. Frauce
will not have much trouble In quelltnE tile
troubles In Tunls now. They are acting
vigorously, however. 0abes was bonlbarled
by fifteen French vessels,
, 1881-07-26

FIVE Of the White House employees aro
suffering from some form Of malaria lue to
tho condition Of the Potomac flats below
Washington, and 1t was thought by somo
that the high afternoon feyer Of tho presi-
dent might be to some extent attributable to
that cause, bnt the physicians to not think
So. The Presidents fever Is the ordinary
surgical fever, wltcl, Is always highest Iii
the afternoon niti lowest In the morning.
, 1881-07-26

SIN MICHAEL u1cKs BEACH, moved vote
Of censurs on the Governments Transvaal
policy in tho House ,of Commons yesterday.
Mr.. Rathbone, Radical, moved an amend-
ment approving the action taken by the 0ov-
etnment The amendment was adopted by
a yote Of 3l4 to a05,
, 1881-07-26

Mn. ELnn1poE g. RosErTs, prominent
business man OF New York, died at Red
Bank, N. j.. yesterday. In his Goth year. Ills
only daughter IS the wife of tho 1iav. Ga-
lusha Anderson. tho sell-known theo1ogtan
aud scllolnr Of this city.
, 1881-07-26

TIE cruel war Is not yet over, md railroad
passenger rates between New York and Chi
cago continue at figures which must glndden
the hearts Of aIl intending travellers between
these points. All the trunk lines were SELL
ing tickets between New York aud Chicago
yesterday at S0..
, 1881-07-26
As Early as 10 0'0look These :Un-'.
favorable Symptoms Had En- :
tirely Disappeared.
1t a Late Hour This Morning tie Patient
Was Considered Better than
Last Friday. ::
Secretary Blaine the Only Informed
Person Who Seems to Be
Losing Hope.


THE FIGURES THEMSELVES. =.
MORNING.. ;,
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July a5.-8:30 n. N. i
Tho President passed a more comfortable ;.
night, and l,us Ind no rigor since that re-,
ported In the bulletin Of yesterday morning.
lie is doing well tnls morning. Pulse, %;
temperature, ISL; respiration, 18.
d. W. Bliss,
i. X. BARNES,
j. ]. WooDwA1lD, : /
NopEnr REYDURx. ),
EVENING"
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 25.-7p. ILL.,
Tile President hns done we'll during tie day.. !,
Ills afternoon foyer did not come on until
utter ! o'clock. 1t Is somewhat higher thai,
yesterday, but there llnve been no chil1s. At
noon Ills pulse was 10&; temperature, 0a4;.
respiration. 20. At p. III. Ills pulse was 110;
temperature, 10l.S; respiration. 81.
D. W. DL1ss,
j. X. DA1lSEs,
J.J. WooDwAnp,
NonEIsr REYBURS.
, 1881-07-26

spcct. Now that tic Thirteenth Ward pco-
pie, like a1l other citizens who have the best
interests Of Chicago at heart, ate opposed to
the incendiary fire ordinance, It Is II be hoped
that 1fr. BRADY will perform his duty In ac-
coEdance with his onti1 Of office atld vote
against the ordinance lit accordance with
their views.
, 1881-07-26

Ex-SENAToR EATON, Of Connecticut, Is
not 50 seriously Ill rs las been reported.
Ills illness consisted. In rather severe BILL
ious attack, from which lo las already near-
'lyrecoyered. Ills physicians hayo emplut-
ical1y contrad!cted tho report that llu was
suffering from AsintIc cholera.
, 1881-07-26
ANXIOUS HOURS.

EXECUTIVE: MANSION, WASHINGTON, D. c.
July oo5-7 n. nt.-Dr.; Bliss says lie feels very:
much grat1tied at the condition lie finds. Ills,
patient III this morning. The President; he,
says, had no chill and slept well during ,thex
night. A. casual: examination just <made
shows little or no fever, and hts pulse at %. /
$3.50 4. NJ.
The Hon. !. r. Lo1cell, lttatstcT; Londo1a:,
The Presidents condition this morning Ut ~
haif-pnst . II very tncoutas sfng.3 : IIe passed q
comfortable night, freq from chills, a1id With
pulse and temperature much reduced.
JAMES G.. BLAINE, Secretary.
10:45. 4. M.,
The Presidents condition continues fayor-
ab1e, und Mt this hour he is very comfortable.
No 1nnterial change Inns occurred in his pulse.
or temperature since the last official bulletin.
lie llas partnken Of li1ie-wator and milk nl-
ternately, with eat-juice this morning; with
relish. When the wound was dressed the
cotton was found we'll saturated with pus Of
healthy character. The surgeons say there
Inns been gradual and very satisfactory dis
cLnrge OF pus ever since the lnelsfon Wast
M1de.
Tho President Is passing q comfortable day.
There llns been tn return OF tho cllll1S nor
l!ns there been nny indications OF unfayoru-
bic symptoms. Tho midday examination is
about to begin. .'
1880 r. II.
Thtrty.slx hours have now clap sed since
the President had Ills last chill, alll there arc
rs yet no Indications OF another. Will, the
exception Of sllKhtly increased weakness,
caused BY the relapse Of Saturday, Ills condl-
tton to-day docs not differ materially from,
tint Of the early part OF last week. Tie sur,
gcons aro now assembling for tho noon con-
sllltatlo1, anu within tho next hour IN TN:
official report viii probably ba made Of tho
patient's pulse and Temperatures. ,*
Tic Presidents condition ut: this hour, is'
regarded by the surgeons as extremely favor
abio uni encouraging. Ills pulse Is 1A and
temperature MID respiration normnl.' Tile
discharge Of pus Is as copl0us rs could bo
expected. and its character perfectly healthy.
'rhcse is uo,inufcatlon ,'of fever ut present, !,
but 1t Is probable tbs usual slight fabrllc rise
will occur this evening; as it did Inst week
before tue formation OF tie pus-cavity. =
9:1h r. H.. .,...
Dr.. Bliss reports: Everything going WE'LL
There jlas been no rcappcagatlca at fever, !
md the President is sleeping quietly"
4:30 r. IL. .
Dr., Reyburn reports that tho condition Of.
tho President hns not materially changed
since noon. The febrlle rise, which has at-'
ways occurred In the latter part Ut day. Ia
now becoming noticeable. but tho .fover ls
not l,!Rll and Is not accompanied BY any par
tIcular unfnyorpble sy1nptoms.r .'a
10:0 i. H. ~. !:
Tho condition of tho President tonight IL
saId by DR., Bliss to bo III every way, fayora-
bic and ENCOURAGING. The afternoon. fever,
which came on abont 0 o'clock has nearly
euhsitlo,i. and the patients pulse and temper
ature aro botl,, at this hour, below 100.>,. is
aleepIue ollIetly, and all the surgeons have
lac tfa mansion except Drs. Bliss and Wood.
, 1881-07-26

CouSrY-TnEAsultEn SULLIVAN, of Stark
County, Ohio, is reported to be short IN Ills
accounts about $t1.100. Sullivan claims that
ho is'not, and that lie appears to be so only
through in ozrorln computation. His prcde-
ccssor is now serving out sentence Of
twelve years for having appropriated 5000
Of the peoples money.
, 1881-07-26

4 sER1Es Of qltarrels between Daniel
GrigRs and Joel Bloomfield, farmers living
near st. Charles, 11ict., eliminated Sunday
by Griggs shooting and mortatlY woundtng
Bloomfield. Griggs Inns been arrested. Both
parties have hitherto borne m excellent rep
t,tntinu
, 1881-07-26
CITE Gtih1ttte

kB:ntraotts ledptng tht city for ut< summer
season cds hare TttE TRIBUNE matted To their nd
drtss at The fol'ortnp sutts. postdQe prepaid:
DAILY TRIBUNE. 1xr month, II; Including Sun.
day faslie, &f.25.
, 1881-07-26

4 FARMER mined Wilson, living on Tia
line Of the Kingston & Pembroke Hatfroad
in the Province OF Ontario. while passing
through the b,ts1l unarnled was attacked by
d bear, torn to pieces, md almost eaten.
, 1881-07-26
The Other. Side.

An anonymous cornmunica..
tion never deserves notice,
but as we mean to. be honest
with you, VIC publish the fol.
lowing which. are the ONLY
ones, we have received that
do not speak in the highest
terms Of praise Of: BLACK.
WELLS DURHAM CIGAR.
nrrEs. Neither Of these have
any signature, and both: are
given exactly as written and
Spelled. .-:. y:
"iedee think tho cigarettes are d-n
poor Ttn sorry awfully sorry to say It but
can't ho helped ns you stated In tho paper
for mo to 9ivo my opinion 90 must tdll tho
tFuth again d-n poor." -;
!; aeettoa and must aay, have bad gzeat
daal better; and there Il. not 1eaF tho
DEiutana' Ink used to make then sell, Sup
: posing you would like To- hear adverse -
Weil q compliment1y cridoisua, send this
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!. The popplar-verdict seems &c
: to be in favor Of BLAcKWHLE's
:. DURHAM CIGARETTEs.::%;;;@ :$:;' j$t;: :,
, 1881-07-26

JuD0E ROBERTSON took tho oath Of office
as Collector Of the Port Of Now York yestcr.
day,. and will enter on the duties Of his Office
tu-uny.
, 1881-07-26

JupaE CLIFFORD, Of the United States
Supreme Court, died yesterday, lie was q
native Of New Hampshire, but was resi-
dent Of Maine ut the time OF Ills appointment
by President buchanan In 1855, lie served
In Congress, and as Attorneys General under
President Polk. lie was bourbon Demo-
orntof The most extreme type. lie will ha
best remembered through his participation
In tho Electoral Commission Of l877.
, 1881-07-26

You Did

You Dld
read our request to drop us a
postal card giving your hon.
est opinion as to the merits of
BLACKNELL's DURHAM GIG. ,
ARETrEs, and we are thank.
ful for the generous returns
we have received.
This matter Of PURE GIG.
ARErrEs is Of just as much
interest to you as it is to us,
and if BLAcKwELL's Dun.
HAM CIGARETTES arc as good
and pure as we claim, you
want to know it, and of course
will use them. 1fthcy are not
then you ought to know that.
We KNOW these cigarettes
are perfectly PURE, and con.
tain, the BEST tobacco the
world affords, so VIC have had
perfect confidence in their
success, but we were anxious
to know how tlleyplcased you.
We haven't room to give
near all the pleasant words
we have received, but the
following are fair samples:
General Western Office ALLAN LINE, l
II La Satle-st., July y, 1881,
"First acquired the habit OF smoking
cigarettes willis In tho Turkish provinces
years ngo. Have tried almost all kinds
mato In America and hitherto profeEred
---n1d- -, but in my opinion BIAck-
yTlA's DuppA4 @ o1o*nsIEEs roy hest b. them
OnAs. ). SuNpt11, Con. Manager.
NATIONAL DnY Goops l. noor d SHOE
EXCHANGE. 160 Dear},oru-st., Room :