davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-27

WASHINGTON, July 2jth.-The Commie-
sioner of Indian Affairs, with view of
effecting friendly arrangements looking to
the gradual consolidation of the various In
dian Agencies and bringing nearer together
the various tribes OF Indians now scattered
over wide area, has sent out letters to the
Poncas, Omahas, Winnebagoes and Lower
Agency Sioux, instructing them to send
three delegates from each tribe TO Washing
ton by August 18th. Replies have been re-
ceived from each tribe, declaring willing
ness to DO so. The especial object of the
conference this time is to arrange for some
better location for the Poncas in Nebraska,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-27

The Siberian Plague Attacking Cattle IN
Russia.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-27
Proposed Excursion.

DENVER, July 26sh.-The completion of
the Denver and Rio Grande Railway to Du-
range, $50 miles southwest of Denver-to be
opened to freight and passenger traffic Au-
gust 1st-will be celebrated August Sd by an
excursion embracing the State officials, NUM-
cipal authorities of the principal cities, rep.
resentatives of the press and commercial
interests of the State. This opens up the
San Juan mining regions, which so long have
been isolated.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-27

Boston, July 10Th. - kilograms from
various parts of New England mention heavy
thunder storms. The lightning did consid-
cradle damage to barns and buildings, and
horses and cattle were killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-17
MR. STEDNIN'S NEW POEM.


Extracts from Corda Concordla read at the Concord
school OF Philosophy, July H.
From The AHandc.
Where brood~ the Absolute
Or shun> Our long pursuit
by fiery utmost pathways out of kcnf
FIccter han suDhcams, 10,
Our passionate spirits 90,
And traverse mm'noral space, and then
Look off, and look in vain, to find
Tue nastcr-clew to all they left behind.
White orhs like angels pass
Before the triple glass;
That men may sean the record of each fame
OF spectral line and line
The lcgcndry div me-
Finding their mould the same, and aye the same,
The atoms that we knew before
Oh which ourselves are ma c,-dust and no more.
So let orr DIETER art
Probe the warm brain. and part
Each convolution of the trembling she'll:
ltut WHITTIER now has lied
The sense to matter wed
That murmured here All silence, such as fell
When IN the shrine beyond the Ark
he soldiers reached, and found 1t void and dark.
Seek elsewhere, and in vain
The wings of morning chain;
Their speed transmutc TO fire, and bring the Light,
The co-ccrnal beam
OF the blind mnStrcrs dream;
But think not that bright heat to know Alright
Nor how the troddcr seed takes ROOT,
Walked by its glow, and climbs to flower and fruit
Behind each captured law
Weird shadows give us awe;
Press With your swords, the phantoms still cvade :;
through our alcrtcSt host
Wandcrs at ease some ghost
Now here, now there, by no cnchantment laid
And works upon souls its WILL
Leading us on to subtlcr mazcs still.
We think, feel. we are
And light, as of Il star,
Gropcs through the mist-a little light is given.
And aye from life and death
We strive, with iudrawn breath
To somehow wres. the truth. and long have strivon
Nor pause, though book and star and clod
Reply, Canst thou by searching find out God2
AS from the hollow deep
The souls strong tide must keep
Its purpose stll We rest not though we hear
No voice from heaven let fall
No chant antiphonal
Sounding through sunlit clcfts that open near:
We look not outward, but Within
And think not quite to end as we begin.
Let the blind throng await
healer at the gatc
Our hearts press on to see what yOnder lies
Knowing that arch on arch
Shall loom across the march
And over portals gained new strongholds rise
The search itself glory brings
Though foled 80 oft, that seeks the soul of things
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-17
Address
| lGHI READING
FOR
SUMMER LEISURE.

SUMMER LEISURE.
THE TRIBUNE NOVELS-the cheapest and hast soraos q,
fiction Later issues
H. TWO LILIES. BY Julia Kavanarb lOcor,
~ CHARMING FELLOW By Frances r,.,
Tronope. 10 cents. - '-Ao'' r-'eaior
land. 10 cents. ~ "'S " hithey Cleve-
.. ~ Gtii1ERl! RIPE BY Helen Mathers author Of
W.T. 40; ILLS son or VULCAN, 80 pages-1O cents Bv
~ SEBASTIAN. Novel BY Katharine Cooper 1oc
is THREE WIVES. by the author Of Lords and ad,.
S6pages Prico, 20 'N" "nu Lauies'
10. COUSIN HENRY. Rv Antbonv rrrou
SNORT S"iy' annie and Her Master. 10 cents. f ''
~. piSMlSSED Novel. by William Osborn Sto,j,r,
n. THE SHADOW OF A SIN A FASCINATING shon, 80
oilove and adventure. 10 cents. 7 '"or' sVory
~ THE REBEL OF THE FAMILY A nove ~ a,sor,
ing interest 10 cents N"o'o vi apsorp'
No7,-ThA New York Tribune IT, stories for Tbosa as
colored borders. N''~ "a 10 P@SoS' WIN
sent by mai. postpaid. receipt of price, Address
THE TRIBUNE,
.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-17
Nem Publications.
-Four Woman's Exuas for Fifty Cents"
X HITTING AND CROCHET.

X HITTING AND CROCHET.
Pastimc for leisure moments
FANCY WORK PATTERNS. LACES TIMES
CoUNTERPANEs, STOCKINGS, EFT,
Extra 30 uH-The Womans Extra Practical Diroct,ona
postpaid, 10 cents ~ "'" flice'
Extra No. 62.-Knitting and Crochet An ul,s,ra,o,
pamphlet OF As pages. Price. 20 cents ''''o'
Extra No 75.-Knit'ing and Crochet Nay p,.or,,
dainpiet with over forty Fancy \yorL pc
20 cents Just issued o' "o'A rHco
lUccnts ""'P"'os iorhh fIlce,
The T. :. for 90 cents. =" any "iurc's III
Address THE TRIBUNE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-17
REAL ESTATE
NETWORK. SATURDAY, July I6. Is

RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsFEas
SEw.YoEK
Eiza's tn ST No ls5. 25xs9 Cath y EaboId TO Vim
r,,,a, cTSse' ,xs; : ., =, $4,000
ss,b Ss,h r Ra "a, 9s to Mm "A Drake l25OJ
Bsnssn to VIM Winterbottom 5000
llsth.st, l2s II of lstave, l7xlO0.l0 ] 0ault
3Gtl-st gao r. = of llth-ave, 25xss.9; WIN Rankin
and wife 10 Booth ...,...-.' - 6ooo
Madsonavc. cor Of 6sth-st, lO05x45 Van
Noikenburgh 20 a II Barney ..........-
6sth.st, s, ~ II Of Madison. 50xlOO.5; G T
lafney and wife TO II u Barney
Macisonave cor OF 64thst lO05x95 Bar.
,o, nsy and wife g TheO Weston 10000
no Coyle. executor ETC. to Mary Mccormack. -.
ootiis! n F, loc " of 3dave 15xlO0.Si9. I Smith
and vile 70 : Smith
63dst :, rs II W % 4th-ave l25xl0O5; Charles 4
ao,, Barney and w'ie to Hyatt 1880
sou ST. =, 10 II " of lstaVc. p 6N9s..;
TO r. Assenheimer and another l2OOe
lTtl ST. s. l5s q e Of lptl-sve, 25xe2: w Loary
CO, rcisree to James Dunn. $500
o'tlst, :, 10 u OF lUth-aVe. 2Jxlo05:
90, bridge and wife to VIM skcy C.OOo
5Sd-st, u s. 200 n of Stlaye, 2Jx9S9; Narg't
ton 10 Maigt Brown and another ....'...... $500.
4'is l25 J.. " VI Sthave.2i.S 7sx6s. xrreeular
s7t, N Mahiesonte " Rankin 10000
An ana wife dd to to Nay Ma t,ieson $1,000
aNe.b II cor OF fthst 25xl2J; ROsalic Muller TO c
57ust loo II OF Gth-ave. l5xiO05 T Reilly ''N
RIA 70 N panaer = $4,000
O., ana husband % + schsener - l2.5co
and WE 10 Max Danligcf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-17
Ncm 1nhlicaiiolls.
A -" A New and Charming Novel,

A ga New and Charming Novel,"
LORIMER AND WIFE,
BY Margaret
Author Nellie
OF the elective artistic
hO; ship whole Of dramatic fiction
Price 90 cents. For sale
receipt of price GEORGE w. HARLAN, Publisher
10 Park place, N. Y.
TNHE RAILWAY PROBLEM.
Il Address OF Mr. Franklin b. Gowen OF PHILADELPHIA in
pamphlet form, will be furnished to the trade by -
JACKSON BROS. 402 Library ST. PHILADELPHIA.
THREE USEFUL PUBLICATIONS.
SUNDAY DINNERS EXTRA NO 6L
Irice % cents
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1881
Price, % cents five copies, 81
THE TRIBUNE INDEX FOR 1880.
30 CENTS.
Address
THE TRIBUNE,
New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-17
Gonnirp ilropcrtn iuanteo.

pLAINFIELD place wanted in exchange for
IL brooklyn lots rutland WHITING, III Nassao-st-
WANTED, in Westchester Colntv.-Countrv
place. near railroad depot onr from New ork 70
10 40 acres good land and suit able buildings
rutland a. WHITING. l2l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-17
Mdrblc auo Slate itlantele.

MOOD AND SLATE MANTLES.-The most
W varied and complete of nantes now On
htoltion L. b. STEWART & CO.. 80 West 23d-st- New:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-17
Gin Real gstatc for Sale.

A valuable RIVER FRONT in Harlem. with
nweilng and stable foI price apply lJ.
LAND WHITING, i2l Nassaii-st.
INVESTMENT properties paving per cent
u hct on bec1inan William, Nassau an1 Fglfon-sta
ROLAND & WHITING, l2l Nassau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-17
l}rookInn ilropertp for Sale anN Go Gel

fENO LET.-S600 for 3-stoTy high-stooD brown
stone house 2oN42 lot 100 only Eve from
PROSPECT PARK and convenient 10 Coney Island
ferries BY hoi sccars.
rutland & WHITING. lol Nassau st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-17

NJ sing SngOu- Hudson. y. V
The course az Instruction embraces depart
mcns Classical, NodCrn Elementary. Mathe.
ua'ICa, English studies, and
also fo1ncd in Music Drawing Fencing ution. A
thorough organized Military Department. Riding school
with wctTarod horses gymnasium, win reopen Thurs
Iav Il. & A l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-17
Justruct,on.
For Young Ladies-Countr

III AT Mount Hope Ladies' Seminary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-17
obstruction.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
CHARLIER INSTITUTE,
" on Central Park.
BOARDING AND DAY SCIIOOL FOR BOYS AND
TOUNG MEN OF TO 20
The Prospectus contains fun deals
Twenty seventh ycar VIII begin September 20, 1881.
Prof Ellie CHANLIER, Director.
MISS DU NEKNET'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
wv lo2 East 3otlst will reopen 1U S DAY, September
Junior and Collegiate at
LOCkWOOD'S. Sl2 Broadway, aud at house.
For Young Ladies--City.
NINE. G.. MEARS'S
IVA ENGLISH FRENCH AND GERMAN BOARDING
AND DAY SCHOOL
Young Ladies' (toundcd 1S4L), so Madsonave
NcwYoIk, rcopcns September IS 1881 French Is the Ian
the family and school
and German by eminent professors especial paid
English and French Primary Department.
Nine a. G. MEARS, Principal.
MISSES PERRIN, 2,O21 5th-ave., n. Y.
I'VE Terms per annun, 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-17
NOR SALE.-A COUNTRY RESIDENCF 0T

% ACRES, all In high state o cultivation beautifully
situated IN The peassntest u the town Geneva
Di1cH mansion with good outbuildines uns
grove OF acres land icrirained
dnctive grows 40 bushels OF wheat gen. annie
and pear orchard and fruit OF all Kinds abundance IA
moi an Expensive place 20 keep but is
las not us superior OF It's size IN the
surpassed IN the beauty of It's lake and scenery, nne
schools, college, churches, he
VeiVressonaay Apply 10 GERRIT ii. SMITH. premises
ORANGE, \. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
- SEAT TO Jet and for SALE furnished unfIr.shei-
bLAC hMELL& SMITH. opp. main station, orange. Nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-17
5ituations manteo-- AtaIes.


ard security II needed life book canvassnS
Address X. /, Box 40, Tribune once
ROLLER FlREMAN.-By native of Norway
age - Mo speaks good English boiler fireman Las
had rec years experience as fireman and engineer
good references. KARL BOLsTAD, l55 kosciasko-st
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-17
MORRIS CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.

VA boys family boarding school location heathicsti in
'horonsh preparation FOR college scienui;
VISION OF eachpnpil Address The Principal s. H. MOORE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-26
Foreign Affairs.

London, March %. In the house OF com.
mons this afternoon, Forster. chief secretary
for Ireland, replying TO Viscount Fakestone's
question, relative to Mr.. Dllon's late speech,
said that the speech had received the serious
attention OF the government, hut that Il was not
In public interest to state whether any steps
are Intended to be taken In regard thereto.
Mr.. Gladstone replying TO n cues
tion by Lord Jno. Manners
said telegram had been sent 10 the Cspo TO
he handed to Con. III Frederick koberts, on
hls arrival warning him not 10 proceed TO
Natal, but to return home.
81 Pctersburg. March s5.-Prlnce and prn-
cess of Wales have arrived here, aud the om-
press and grand ouke met them at the railroad
station.
City OF Mexico, March 10 via Havana March
q, gi,-Mexican chief engineer has surveyed the
Teheuantepec rOuts and 'cnorts Captain tnds
project entirely practicsblo' He reports good
refusal for notifications In concession
which Gomora transferred TO the company
organizcd by General Grant. Tho regular ses-
sion OF congress Will open April frat.
Dr. barred. founder of the Mexican realist,c
schcol and ex-minltcr TO Germany In dead.
London, March s,--Accompsnyirg the
oaor OF reward fur discovers of perpetrators Of
the Mansion house outrage IL Ia y notification
intimating that three lrlshmcn are
suspected and giving = description OF them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-26

Nice, March e5.-Most OF the artists wero IL
the dressing rooms OF the the theatre at the
time the ilre broke out, and were aware Of
their danger, but twas too lato to escape. The
chorlstcrs rushed along the narrow passage In
the darkness, many OF them presumably too
much disabled In tho crush 10 escape. The
basso, baritone and tenor must have been
sunocated. Til cir bodies are probably under
the ruins. The parts Of the theatre filled most
to the door was long aud by
narrow corridors and stalrways. The
people In the galleries had the
greatest difficulty In escaping. There was q
very inadequate surpiy OF water, The saiioru
who volunteered AZ frcmon piled buckets Of
sea water, which wsro almost useless. TW
midshipmsn rescued two persons from the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-26
shot and Killed,

New York, March s5.-Samuel Merngee was
shot and killed last December In u fight In u
saloon kept by Sam Hawthorne, on Cherry
street, vicksburg' Hawthorne was arrested
and tried for tho murder. Ho was convicted
and admitted 10 bail pending appeal, after
which he sold his saloon and fed. The police
here were advised that Hawthorne had gone
to New York, aud q description OF him W as
sont with nn order for his arrest. Detectives
were assigned 10 the task furnished with .
description Of the fugitive. To-day he was ar
rested In the ONCE of the 0ui0n steamship line
after he had purchased cabin passage for
Queenstown. He was hurried 10 police head
quarters, and signifylng biswillingness TO re.
turn to Mississippi at once, two detectives
were sent on with him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-26
STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH,
Destructive Fire at Pilot Poiut-A
Fiendish Father ut Texaraana-
Tyler's New Primary Mu.
ptcipal Election af Marshall
Court Proceedings at
GrOesheck - Mtsccl-
ianeous Matters.
Co,one, spa,shrs standing "a, Home

Colonel Spnight's Standing nt Home,
Special 10 the Herald.
Austin, March ?i.-The HxsALp having
given both sldes OF the Finlay- -Spaight I'M
broglic, the names OF the signers Of the strong
endorsement OF his high charactc, and fitness
for his Office, sent TO Senator stubbs, will be of
interest just now. The bes, names OF Caves
ton, II Will be seen, figure IN the list. WP
Ballinger. exjudge supreme court, VIM l.
Moody, of Moody Il Jamison; VIM IL Stewart.
district Judge; Il 3 Willis, of p Willis n Bro;
CL Cleveland. ex-dlstrict judge; Z q Wells,
of Wolsten, Wells h vidor; John W Harris,
Charles Hume, y q stone, cx-mayor Of
1alve ton; john ID Rogers, George n Mann, r
Baker, IL y, mpner, 81 Marx a Robertson,
A Brown " %, Somarsiile & Davis, ok.
mayor of Gnlvteton; U Dibrell, W
nibrell, G b Miller, Dr. W l.
Rogers, George Williams. A NJ Campbell,
ID skinner. w McAipine, NJ U McLeniore,
Al Walker, Lauder Cannon, A c Baker,
william NJ stafford. William s. Owens, shorifi
Galveston; loughery, q II Mcuslng Br,.,
Chas Fowler. h,d control of the boats In cap
tnro OF the blockaders, september 7th, 1868; L
| hSweeney, Lee Mcbride h Co, l. Z Fisher,
| present mayor OF Galveston; Crawford
| alderman city council; julius Range, A Il
NILS, Thos L Crulcher, Il A Bumey, A Levy,
| ihos Goggan Il Bro, VIM Meade, j NJ KIM,
J. j.. Aoler, b.. Tieman, Robert Irvine,
Johu ii. Bright, George Schneider, Theodore
X Thompson, Il, Roinocke, j, IIoisteiu, j. A.
Barron, Thomas Peacock, jacob Wenk, John
j. Green, W. W Moore, Y. A, Parks, j. A,
Slaughter j keymershofer, 4. A. Gary, W.
| <, sifatton: Menerd Guinard. Dyer, Beors
\ Kenison. John y. Hall \ co Lnuoe &
lrepressntlng fO'ty-thrce corporations with
| capital Of 100000 100.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-26

informed by him and Lewis Drake, clerk
IN the Office OF Mallcry'S steamship agency.
that IL would costs2 80 to have Them revised,
which amountstNty OF US paid. He then in-
formed us It woald cost 50 30 90 have them
revised again before We could leave the island.
The captain Of our vessel and the American
consul said the charges were correct; that We
would probably be Jailed II we failed 10 pay.
We nil paid Hgsin. The passengers reported
The affair to the governor of the province, who
ordered a file Of soldiers and urrS sted Il. ".
Roosevelt, merican consul, and Lewis
Drake They begged for mercy and refunded
The money 10 allpresent Forty witnesses can
be produced TO prove the facts
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-26

Special to the Herald

Marahali, March 2j.-ihe primary election
yesterday for the nomination OF democratic
candidates for municipal offices passed OF
quietly. II. Z. lIawley, editor Of the Herald,
was nominated for mayor; i. d. Adair for
marshal; A. l.. Clark for treasurer. W g
Rudd Tor assessor and collector, Dan Deupree
for secretary, j. =. Wilson for attorney, Adair
for marshal was cleo ed over adams by otly
two votes. The question has been raised to-
day that Hawley is not eligible for mayor, as
the charter states that an officer mus. have re-
sided here twelve months previous to his cleo
tlon, and lIawley has not been hero that long.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-26
IIOUAE.

The house met In regular order.
The pending business was suspended until
the senate biils on their third reading could be
passed.
The senate bill exempting ce,tain counties
from the operations of the stock inspection
law WAS taken up.
Mr.. Matlock offered an amendment SO as to
appoint an Inspector for unOrganlzed counties
Failed for want ufe the two-th'rds vota. The
bill then passed-yeas ", nays22.
Discussion of the bill amending the man
agement of the Agricultural and Mechanical
college was resumed,
Mr.. Hutchesou offered an amendment that
the board consist of five directors and the
governor. Adopted.
The amc ndment that the board be appointed
by the governor and not elected by the people,
was adopted. Alec that the governor has
power to call tho board together when neces.
sary, and the bill passed to third reading
The hill providing additional per diem OF
members was amended TO s. and passed
under suspension of the rules.
The bill defining the duties of notarics pub,
lie, and tenure of office, passed to third
reading.
After considerable discussion the house re-
fused to reconsider the six.shooter bill.
Mr.. Kendall, for the special committee,
reported ON a bill for printing the reports OF
the supreme and appellate courts, so that the
state can retain the copyright The bill wat
read the first time.
Adjourned TO 3p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Messrs. Perrenst, Foster and Gather were
appointed conference committee on the
difference concerning the amendments 10 the
bill regarding cattle Inspection.
The bill valaditing land certificates Issued
to Joseph Floyd for bravery at the battle oi
San Jaclnto, passed.
The joint resolution to pay the Thomas Toby
claim, was taken mp under suspension Of til,
rules. A long, patriotic financial discussion
ensued, on passage to third rcading--yea,
81, nays2l.
The bill reorganlzipg the fourth aud twenty.
second judicial districts was engrossed by
special requestof Mr.. Granbury.
The bill holding up the real term Of The
county court of Freestoue county passed un.
der suspension Of the rules, by request of Mr.
Pnilpoi.
Tn hill changing tho time Of holding dis.
trlct conrt In the counties Of Bosque, liill ant
johnson, by request OF Mr.. Tarleton, wa,
taken NJ and engrossed.
The bill TO restore the civil and criminal
iuris iction OF Brown, Palo Pinto. Camp
Morris and other counties, was ersrossed b,
request of Mr.. Paddock
Adjourned till /. $50 al night.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-26
War AgninstTxnhux Fever.

New YoIk, March 26 6,--rhlrteen picked phy-
sici"ns, accompanied by oflcers OF the Anitary
squad, started out IRON the police headquarters
to-day provided with the meaus Of making .
thorough canvass amt critical examination of
the lodging houses aud cellars through the city,
Ihis movement Is the ilist step in the cam.
p Ign against the scourase of typhus fever.
which the board Of health ~ its recent meet.
Ing resolved TO make
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-26
Nomination. by the pre.,deu,

Washington, March 25.-The president to.
day sent TO tho senate the following nomins.
tions: Robert Il. Hill, of Illinois, 10 be
assistant secretary OF state; Nathan W bpAuld.
Ing, to be assistant treasurer at San Francisco
Postmasters: William Rule, at Nashville,
Tennessee; William y. Tifton, At Cleveland,
Tcnncssee; George X. Foote, at jackson,
Tennessee
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-26
sFOrxct mo Nat -

New York, March 2a,--Tho suit OF Gene
We've Ward against Theodore Moss and Lestef
Wallsck TO restrain them from producing the
play of Forget Me Not" at Wallack's thea.
tire and for recovery of 81, 900 damages for run
ming M adapis alton OF the play, was deciued
In the superior cDut before Judge Sedgwlck
this morning, who gavos decision granting
pc m anenl pjunction against the production
OF the play by Mal,acS and Moss
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-26
Friendly Relations.

London, March IA Berlin dispatch to
tho Tlmes says II was the original Intention OF
Crown Prince Frederick William to 10 10 81.
Petersburg with tho prince and princess OF
walb, butho started six hours In advance Of
them Ia consequence OF the czar ecnding u
Telegram, ashi him 10 arrive y lew nours
before tho prince and princess, - he wished 20
have confidential conference with hiu. This
request IN Interpreted here as favorable To- a
continuation OF ificndly relations between the
enpirca
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-26
Female NihIllst.

London, March ga IT. Petersburg dis
patch say the female nihilist arrested yester-
day is named Sophia plcofsterg. She 10 .
daughter OF the chancellor of the ministry Of
Domains. She confessed to having givsn .
signal to Hartman for exploding the mine un-
DER the imperial traip near Moscow, and also
the sigAai TO RussakoH to throw the bomb
which shattered the czar's carriage.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-26
Vienna.

Vienna, March 25 5.-Enpror Francis Joseph
has appointed the Gar to be hon.
orary colonel OF regiment Of
lancers, which however win always continue
TO bear the name of its la.c honorary colonel,
Alexander III. Another ftmily regiment has
been ordered to bear the name ths present
ozar. II Is announced That this decision Is in
teuded to keep the friendship of the late czar
iu lmperishable and honorable memory.