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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-27
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FIGHTING COERCION IN THE EN-
GLLSH PARLIAMENT.

Windy Speeches and Dilatory Motions TO
Prevent Automatically session Con-
tinued Without Interinission Over Ye.
terday---A Touching Recital OF the suf-
ferIngs In acknowledgements In London
Closed In Fer of Fenian Raid Cooke
Teppe Captured by the Russians, with
Immense Loss to the Turcomans---Gen-
eraI Foreign News.
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MINNESOTA EDITORS.
FOURTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION HELD
YESTERDAY. @

4 Gathering Not Large In Numbers, Bun
Eminent in Ability Resolutions on the
Late w. j. McMasters-Discu of
Topics in Which All Newspaper Men are
of the Next Meeting.
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The O'LearY Les Contest.

New YORK, Jan. 26.-At midnight tht
score stood: Hughes S254, Howard 9o5
Donohue SOL, Albert Sol, vrut 500, Cox 800
Curran 27s, Phillips 270S, Campana ass, La
conse 243. Hughes has beat the best American
record by * miles.
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stees Bros, sole agents for the Moore Com
bination Desk company. A full line of Ohics
Queen, Counting House King, General Bust
ness and Flat Top Combination desks kept II
stock.
Use VIM. Clarke q Sons HELIX NEEDLEs
Factory at Redditch, England. Office, 50
Adams street, up stairs, Chicago
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Everybody wanted at the temperance meet.
ing tonight; Central Presbyterian church, at
7:SO. Addresses by Mrs. Gen. Van CleTe and
others
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Business men go to stees Bros for Moore's
Patent Counting House King Desks.
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The annual eneampment of the Wisconsin
G A. r. is in session at Milwaukee
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Noral-[The remainder of the page in
the old Latin book is torn out and thus
the moral lesson is lost CLAss1cus
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. Is, 1881.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-27

Lawyers will find Moore's Patent Office
Queen Desks at Stees Bros.
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General Cnnltal Ne,ra.

STANLEY MATHEWS PROVIDED FOR.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-The President NOM
mated Stanley Mathews associate justice OF
the United States supreme court vice justice,
orr-n,-r,n rnricrnnI
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-27

The fourteenth annual meeting of the Min.
nesota Editorial ASSOCIATION convened at the
chamber of commerce yesterday at II A. NJ.
The president of ths association, Geo. C.
Chamberlin, Esq was in the city, but we re-
gret to say, was too unwell to be present The
first vice president, T. @. Mitchell, of the
Duluth Tribune, presided. The secretary,
Capt.J. X. Arnold, presented an annual report,
which was accepted and placed on file.
D. Ramaley, the treasurer, made his report,
showing balance of S38 93 to the credit of
the association.
Messrs. Arnold, Ramaley and Castle were
appointed committee to prepare resolutions
upon the death of w. j. McMasters. Messrs.
Leonard, Sleeper aud Whlpple were appointed
committee to report officers for the ensuing
year.
On motion of Capt. Arnold, L. W. Hall, Of
st. Paul, was chosen an honorary member of
the association.
1t having been voted to make the annual
dues one dollar, the roll of those present was
made upand the following paid their annual
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-31
Tho snenking Lust Night

Captain f. d, Wilkes addressed large
audience last night in front Of the Grad
Windsor hotel on the subject of the location
of the State University. Ho stated that the
race was between L,mpssss Aus in and
Tyler, confined his remarks TO those three
places, ana presented the claims of Lsmpa-
sas very forcibly and eloquently. He
claimed for Lsmpasas that it was healthier
had better water, wss more centrally located
and WAS less subject to evil influences than
the other places in nomination. He cons
tended that by the location OF the university
at Austin, its usefulness would be destroyed
by the surroundings, and chat tho example of
state officials instead of being benefit TO tho
| students, MS claimed by Austin, would be
demoTslizing and destructive to them.
He commended Tyler vas an
unfit location on account of its
beng situated ia county where mslsrill
diseases are common and wss also IN insult
| able location on accOun. of its being on the
edge Of he state. He claims that LRmpasas
WAS sui oct to mona Of these objections, but
on the contrary wass snsll town of about
one thousand inhsbitan;s, situated within
thirty miles of the geographical center of the
state in q high, haelIhy, mountainous coun,
try free from malaria, abaunding in springs
Of mineral snd other water. His speech was
listened to by tho audience with unusual
attention and from expressions of the lis ten
ors after its conclusion he maze fsyorab le
impression in behalf of Lsmpasss.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-31
HERALD, WEDNESDAY MORNING. ST. 1881

TO the district courts unless constitutional
questions be involved. Seven months or
more ave required 10 he devoted by his
co lrt 10 aboF, end as it's 10 DO divided into
thres division an division 1t work all the
tine, it vii DO equivalent TO three eouf s.
Che oGly objection sc have heard Urged
az Ainst this amendment, il to our miad
frlva'ous No: to say sensaless. rhey are,
that it viii b3 expensive in the way of ssls-
ries, and three judges ought TO do ali Of The
work. Tbs salaries ofaeven judges will not
amount to "a mach as is paid to tho nine
judges now, AMI it ia the supren,of folly to
suppose that three men, however leSrned,
and expeditions they may be in the dispatch
OF business, can dispose of the multitude o.
cases takan up evary year from the lowor
courts. We heartily endorse this sm,od,
maat, and commend its sdoptioa - Ma
plople, because after d mature Considerable
OF tho system in force and the requ;romrG
Of the ola prJp)sol. Wo earnestly ba!i,vs
iha interest of slata will be- greatly advance
ths eOy. We Know that the present sy,tam
is fsTce and delusion, a vnxstion aud "a
drawback to just and 2lo Gdmins:ra-
ton OF the law, and we zeal satisfied thu.
the proposed System, while 1t may be far
from a perfect ono will prove TO DO vast
ly its superior in all respects.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-31

ONE of the many benefits from advertising
was evidenced yesterday morning by tins
return of little dog 10 his home, He went
a'tray as scmo little dOgsios do, and ycs'er.
days HERALD contained the advertisement
for him offering liberal ieSa,d FIR his r.,
turn. He was ian 6tuc>tad co., apsqer d
70 tia ramo, RS advertised, could SGT up"
etc. So nt mua' have IA. W" and read the
early morning paper and did actually Il
nee re:lcn homo Of his own notion, thu
securing tue reward and so cur-!4ila
further expense for his account. Moral
AdNArl.go.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-31
"REMINISCENCES.

In refcrring to Tho recent death of the
venerable General Leslie Combs, of Ken
lucky, the Galveston News speaks of two of
his. surviving comrades Of the wsr of 1872,
DR.. Q. Graham, of Louisville, aged ninety
six, and Elder Thomas p. Dudley, the dis
tinguished Primitive Baptist preacher, of
Lexington, now about ninety-four, and says
he YVES "he last OF noted family of
brothers," Il says "six of the seven brothers
touk psrt in the war of l8l2-15. Two Ct
them fought NJ River RAisin, two st Fort
Meigs, two at Aoroviantown, and two at
New Orleans. Thomas p. Dudley wss at
tho first and last"
Oar friend, John Henry Brown, who was
psrtly reared by sister of the Dudleys points
TO an error 10 this statement. He says there
were eleven brothers and three sisters in the
Dadley family, the children of Elder Am
rose Dudley and bis wife, nee Miss Parker
9th early emigrants from Harrison county,
Virginia, to Fayette county, Kentucky.
Taeic soss were Robert, William E., General
James, Jeptha, DIR, Bepismin W., John,
Colonel p1ler, Ambrose, Themes T., Parker
AMI DR.. Simeon. John, Parker and Simeon
died in Missouri, the oLhera excepting
Thomas F., tho survivor, in Il lucky. OF
the three sisters Polly married Major Benjs-
min Groves, who was wounded, captured
and subsequently msssacred at tie river
Boiqin in January, 1913, supposed, lu
never certainty known to have been
murdered by an Iudisu while
enroute as IA prisoner from the battlefield TO
to Maiden, Canada. His widow remained
sick until her death, since the late war, in
Pike county Missouri, Ct the ago OF about
eighLy-sir. Her only child, who survived to
be married, is the widely known and uni>
versally esteemed Mrs. Elizabeth M, Cham
bors Of Pike county, widow of Colonel A. B
Chambers. SO long distinguished rs editor
ard senior proprietor Of the ST. Louis Re-
publican. Nancy Dudley, the second sister
lIoWlh Saleltiihll anu AlSi Iluh1
years ago in Washington county, Missouri
B3tsy, tho third sister, married Harrison
Blantop, long cashier ot She state bank III
Frankfort, and died slso many years
since. MIR. BlSnton'5 sjcond wife WAS the
mother oc DR., &. h, Hughes of Dail.s
II may 10 dded that Elder Thomas z, bud,
Icy received 90 ounce ball in his shoulder al
tho river Rai.in, January Gotta 1873, ant
carried i. Til about lS70-sixtyssix years
when es then published in the papers, il bal
approached the surface and WAS extracted
He was quarter mssIer'gereral ut New Or
leana. Another fact is that depths, John
Parker md Mrs. Cartleman wGre ever mos
decided democrats, while all the others stoo
by Henry 0ay with uushsken ddelity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-31

THERE Is % certain class of journalists 10
this state aud in every other, 10 fer as cur
Observable EXTENDS 10 the union who think
ii is gooi lcsdiug matter, interesting, hu
morous and tm,rt, to make aiOgs at COM
merciul tr elers and hold them up for
obloquy and ridicule, Of course there is
neither reason or rhyme in this, but that
makes 10 difference. We have u pretty
general acquaintance with The commercial
travellers VINO frequent this portion of the
state in tho pursuit OF their business, There
is no city ia tho ststo where a greater num-
bar Of .hv.e seu.lemen make their headqua-
tiers, mary of them being married men with
their fam lice here, and II is great pleasure
TO state ,haI us class commercial travellers
are high.tonod, honorable gentlemen, intelli-
gent ard we'll informed on oil sub
iects. 1t is not reasonable thai
great mercantile house seeking
and doing trade in the state would employ
any ore bu, gentleman, q man of businesI
habits md qualifications able to command
the respect of all with whom hc came in
contact. 1t would no, DO business to dc
otherwise. There are bad men and blacl
sheep 10 all the avocations and walks Of life
bat among commercial travellers there sr'
vtry ,ea of them, for they are picked mon
especially selected for their good character
for their good rensc, ,hoir tact and their ad
dres,. rho various establishments of ,b'
country s'l 10 TO employ "lrummers" ar
conducted by men Of discretion, d'scernmen
aod sou sanso and they are not going .C
send ruti,ns and moun,cbanks abroad t.
represcot hem and at:ond.to their interests
and the Aur and filings At commercial travel
or, ero bat the morest twoidle, that Ii
though. " be funny or smart.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-31

TIE Nmrcd editor of the Milwaukee Sun
vast hupting las! week with his yourg deg
and gun. At the first fire the former turned
tail, stuck his asg of truce between his legs
snl made for home, Ho wass sooner" deg,
l. o. he would sooner run than stay. The
conundr1m, however, is respectfully put:
won De proper so coy Of that quadruped
hat ought time is money" and the Sun
e1to, lat the gole dog was dog. Sur
Of pnn2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-31

THE wave Of depression tina! rolled Its
leaden undulation acrors, tho breasts of Co.
600 900 of snxious people on last Saturday
and Sunday, seems TO have rescboi its aFex,
and Is uoa gradually rcco1iug. The strong
magnetism of these great nombera, with one
concentrated thought and wish seema 10 be
elective In operation, as tho preiident grows
ADLER to mako sQuarer fight with disease
that well nigh chad him on tho hip"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-31

THE world 10 iull OF man 10 business
we mean that character of business that
should be adve,tlsed-who do not believe or
claim they doa't tha. advertising dos any
g,od. Say something nico and pleasing
about snch man ard he is sure Devtr to
knowledge It, but just give him little
stunning over" lambas.e him just once and
before the editor of this paper has finished
his matutinsl nap be is around at the Office
demanding an explanation and resrsc!on.
For instance, IL the HERALD should say in
i,s personal column: !'Mr. John Smith, ono
otthe merchant princes of this city, An
elegant gentleman and ose of our most Lbs
ersl aud on,crpri'iug citizens, has just re-
turned fr,m II, east, whore from the man.
utsc,ursrs and fro m FIRE. hands generally he
had purchased splendid stock of fall goods
which are now arriving and to arrive" MIR.
John Smith would never have u word OF
thanks 70 give, but would take 1t, as matter
of course. He would not, In 80 far as any
action of bis was concerned, give evidence
that no had seen tho notice u, all. But II the
HERALD should say "Johu Smith, The
shodsy dealer of Dallss hiss just desd'hesd ID
his way homo from New York, where he
bought a,,ho auction stores lo,ofo'd and
third rate goods, which hg viii try 10
palm Of on our uasuspec!ing public as arst-
olass.n Mr.. Smith would have been on the
wsr path before breakfast, swcariog tina, be
would sue the paper for libel. We only in
dulgo in ,ncse few remarks to ihow that I'D
ver,is,m,n,s orc read, and II any business
man in Dallas believes they aro mol aud will
c.ll Al tho oiitorisl rooms of tho HnRALr
during this day we have proposition 70
AXE him for testing the matter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-31
An Uugnrterni wretch

Lewis Crossman, grad. J., hand in
Netley's camp, on lh' Chicago, Texes &
Mexican Central railroad, had . 81 yer watch,
- gcll ring and $25 in money 0tolen from
him Friday night by stranger who asked
and was granted permission to iemsin over
night in the camp, aud ne played me part
of tho viper in the fable, though the sufferer,
BY reason OF his presence, has not as yet had
an opportunity to play bis part.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-31

WE hereby terder thanks TO Mo'srs. Il
w. & Fl. Y. Poor for their manual OF rail
rosds in the country, compiled and gotten
up by Mr.. Henry V. Poor. This work Is OF
exceeding great value to every ono aad espe-
cially to newspaper Office. 1t is complete
and explicit in all r'spects, md the data
coming from frs! hands, i reliable. 1t IS ~
handsomely bound spd printed volume and
"a credit both 10 the firm and lis editor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-31

WE DO love to see charitable man. We
have admiration for him, regard tia
d ,es him honor and ourselves ,co, we TT, st
bu! when man stalking about bis room in
his barefeet claims that ii is tender-hearted-
ness and deep feeling of kindness for all
dumb beas,s lhst prevents him from 'reading
on a wasp, wa stop and think moment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-31

THE lass of August 10 here, indeed the
dswning of the fall is upon us, but II ccn-
tlnues hot, SO 10. indpcd that 1t seems a.
though summer was enamored OF autumn
and wan'edto nger and sit down in his lap
and daily with his russell 're.ses and impTin'
burning kis es on his brown brow, or words
70 that ellact
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-31

underclOthing of all kinds" Tho variety
refers to the underclo,hirg and not 10 the
lsdi end gentlemen, We presume, but
whichever it may be, good opportunity is
offered to secure lot of these things very
chesp. Undertaking. ere nice things 10
have, especially when you have clothes to go
OvAr them
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-31
Notice to Railroad Contractors.

800 miles ready to let, on the Texas 4 ~.
Louis railway, In Arkansas.
Prices for grading, 10 cents 10 IL cents.
Clearing and grubbing ego % t2s per acre,
Hpecl fcntons and pronles can be seen et
ofiico OF the chief engineer, X, i. Cobb, nj
L,ue Rock, Ark. 4, or New Madrid, Mo.
Send bids 10 me at Now Madrid, Mo-, or cor.
me- ith and Pine streets 81. Louis.
GEO. h. HIDBARD,
chief Contractor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-31
Crushed Feed

Oats, corn and bailey crushed, is ccono-
mical. hoalthful and better for horses and
COWS than whole grain. Corn meal, Graham
-four, hominy and grils, manufactured at
Felton's corn mill, Patterson avenue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-31

IT is asserted 10 the New York..Mail that
the author of the Hearld's medical criticisms
in the editorials OF that paper is ex.Suegeon
General Hammond
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-31
The penn Camp Meeting.

The following letter, which was handed us
explains itself, end will be read with great
interest by many good people:
Bro C. II. Hobbs:
l have agreed 10 hold meeting with
Rowlett's creek church, Collin county, ba-
ginuing October 6sh.
Yous t-uly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-31
Yous truly

Vast preparations ara being made for The
There will be visitors ia attend
and from all over north TeXa'.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-02-04

~. E.--t -arr~ ~fort ~ ~ $3.50 .f.
nnitow-wMr~- hardware. cutlery. xr.s .f&~ n
fFMHf variety ~ ruoAf4 ~ MI ka.sF. AN. ..f+
'tns q pn-inr-s. " hisl Mil ~ -oid 81 ihs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-02-04

5povs'AE. cuttering, Roofing and Lon
work promptly ottcndcr to. Call rnc
examine stock and prices.
nrt.t Nj. WEMpoLiN Erxx.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-02-04

Ni',inn IN. D1lrymple. M Ire famous
nin fsr'n IN Dakota says TINT thc clean
1871, ior 1sso wes OVER S1sn.nno. IT.
-.Hl OVER half million bushels of
I, hrs' on 2foQo acr1r. amt disposed of II
l. s--aio e ffoat 81 my csuls per
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-02-04

a Pastors Plea TOR the Opening
~ Libraries a2d Museums.


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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-02-04
THE BEST TOWN LOTS In
JASPER
~ Pirate Sale !!

The undersigned has snbliv;1ei iii
beautiful lois near The Union Flour MILE.
and now offers them AZ private sEse.
There ere eighteen beautiful building
lDsr. W NM i5S fecs. fronting on Jack son
md Nill -lsA A.. with broad alley III
ihc rear N each lot. This II sare OH
pcriuaiiy 10 secure good building Iot< In
4 healthy part ~ town.
TFRNs.-EaSy. ~ snit purchasers. A. N
: nu1c the Object % improve TINT pari
0ttown. than ~ make money.
Ang. ", -*-t;. JOSEPH EGG.
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STAvE AND SHlNGLE
FACTORY.
FRIEDMAN. BAUER e CO..
root o. CLAY srnrEr.
JASPER. INDIANA,


500 cords N Single blocks. for vh-cs
we win pnv from 81 25 10 81 UO, ac.
Sardinx N quality.
BOD cnri- VI ssAyr sinsA4s. for vh;rl
We will pay from ST 50 10 81 IS res
r0F|i.
The highest price PAID f5r
slaves suitable for hi.I2r
Barrels aEsd'ticasling. deliver
Gu ~ fhe Factory. Persons
desiring contracts or further
la,snrss,nfion Will please cal
10 tnr Factory.
FRIEDMAN, BAUER q CO.
Feh. -. iSsD--ly.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-07-29

Read below of its wonderful effects as lin
iment for the human family:
Hematite, No., Aug. goth, 1850.
B. j. Kendall II Co. Gcnts.-I am so over
joyed in view of the result of an application
of your kcndal's SPAWN Cure that feel that
/ ought for humanity's sake publish it to the
world About thirty-iye years ago, while
riding young ugly horse l was injured in
one OF my tcsticles, and from that time to
three weeks ago slow but constant enlarge
mcnt has been the result, giving me great
amount Of trouble, almost entirely prevent
ing me from horseback riding, which was my
usual way Of travelling. | saw notice of
your Kendalrs SPAWN Cure, never once tho't
of it for anything except for horses, but after
receiving the medicine and reading over what
it was good for. feeling terribly exercised
about my difficulty. for ] had consulted many
physicians and none gave me any specific but
when it could be endured no longer to remove
it with the knife. / applied your Kcndall's
SPAWN Cure, us an experiment, and it was so
painful in It's application that concluded not
to repeat il and thought no more about il I'M
ill near week. and 10 and behold onc-half of
the size was gone. With joy l could hardly
believe it. l Immediately applied it again.
and have made in all about one-half dozen
applications, running over space of two
weeks, and the terrible enlargement is almost
entirely gone. in view of which ! cannot ex-
press my feelings of delight. 1t has been 4
God send to mt May he send to Others with
like troubles. JOHN RICE,
Pastor of Hematitc Congre gatiOnal Church.
p. s. You are at liberty to put this in any
shape you please. am not ashamed to have
my name under, over or by the side oft