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, 1881-07-18
Kordenllx and Itk Wines.

CifEIHH4ft NHfttifs
1n the Tn!ted S.atqs 'Grdeax L. better knGwn
history. In its vicinity, between tho br0atl ard
deep narnnne md the sea. lies thu most t,rlc-
orated wine dlslriGt t't tho world. Thts IL tho
e rSasx IT, ehnsa sh0 s
SE Estcuhe, 1t. julien, aud MAcun vlneyurls.
lfobAhly no other Territory ut rtual alze. not
evot, ats,i1 thy gold md diamond iieidst bus pro
nordcaux wires, iudccd. have enriched France
more thnn any uthgr 0ne Interest," For tnblp
,ifo ~lsnt, pure. they are probably the best In
extsteHce, tact which toa!cts hote toll mo the
eats src know i .;fxnR WS %" aa d spppp nppnr
on Oh ino 6anke ct tho 0amnue a,sd lior-
denux on thu banks OF ho,nc other rlyors, mt
over uu1p should know PRECISELY with wh1tll they
dnni. and alcNt with ttpbtAly WIN 10 not entirpy
responsible for tho delivery Of tho cxaot xrtlcle
they ply for. 4 Xiass of"vin nrsllnn!rH" mt Il
lluEtl9Aux Restaurant Ia about ~ Rt,Ost aS AOnt
ChA,euu Latltto TINT nnvc tastctl Elsewhere,
and yet even this ortiirasy wine may hc moro Of
3Ao RrSst xins yauts @ Of Ieraeaux r, , arc 9tsr: M
permitted To descend lht0 ono 1r thatn,-lhnt Uf
Aossrs. f!nrton i 0cstter. trni known to many
A,ucricans. Tho nxpGr!stcu df S0lnH thtt't'xfl
tlat eo!lar II. a. ~ lrlahman would sny.
combs Of Rome. only different. Tho sa,,!ta
are two storles tlaap, ono serirs MEder tho
othor sIost OF tho wines II! store arc ID bottles,
pase o., iro rasks a @ pnt@ ~ thar s,ns
tho corkago. Many Ut tho r1lcka arc 0versprcatl
With fungus, which Erows IN such pslces III worry
curlIlis furlna. and Without my apparent n0iSt.
nr e "oqrisa T. TIC "eks t9 :
yenrs untouched. Tho vino In casks "a rarketl
on at cartaln intervals IN order to eliminate tho
sediment.
, 1881-07-18
CAST-IRON FLAT-HEADS,
An Experiment Growing Out OF Il lke-
cent noilor ExploAi0n-A Test Car.
rlatl to l60 Pounds PRESSURE.

An Experiment Growing Out OF II RE-
cent noilor ExploAi0n-A Test Car.
rial to l60 Pounds Frehsrre.
Philadelphia Record, Juiv IL.
a remarkable experiment, which Is likely to
create conallcrablo discussion III tic engineer
,uKwprkl, was made at FraukloEl yesterday. II
wins nn andaasor on the part OF tsrrl Of boiler
makers to rofllts the theories advAncod ty Il
recent Coyuucr's jury, which was composed at
picked exports. Tho s!arD, In 0aeation,
Mcssrs. sldebotham, 4 Powell. wers the
builders OF the botlor, which exploded,
With asluh disastrous roaults, Mt tho dye
works OF gaffnsy {; Co., IN tlkanatnRton. in tho
curly part Of June. Tho bollor had boall placed
In positni,, new from the workshop, 1eka than a
mouth before, and had heen passed. AZ perfect
IL oyorT psrtIculas BY the Inspectors OF the
Hartford Company. The jury, however,,
ascrtbe.l the explosion to tho Improper ute OF
cast.Irou Ia the tlat-head Of. the boiler, and tho
Inspectors who certified to Ia, safety wera
severely ceusNred. Tito builders, instead OF
airing their opinions In print, determined to
demonstrate thar cnst.trop nHt-hoada were aa
apection. They wara mora anxious tU take this
stop from tho faot shht IN tho conrso Of bust-
meas whFoh has oayerQd over twenty yeasa .onty
two hollera f1ou. theEr workshups have OK.
r!adod. AccordlpRly, they set about tho con-
stEuotaoo Ct enaler the eo.lntorpaFt ~ every
whnt, ssreatsi eist ~, r, Kim Yor r.
U,lrtpsa 81 subiectif1 II tnstht, hyiE.st"tn ,"st
~! noh mrs.r. 13 Ma pex 70 " r
IT. ssH mpu % W Sr sbIo ~ evas w,
ronnofsi feVs IN - sua w,,S thIrsv,sIx ioh"s
nnustr,,rtcd ar fn .',tstGn1io, ~ rnn knnrn % IN
ti1o trsatc ~ Np Brmtpsham w,Iu sT wanro. Ths M
ioof u the mai. .hoio va tiss sa,ns whIch did a
onInnr yostasa~ S5 Tpp ~ Sour ro ror
tno ,Sst nS Mss n. sf ~ ,h ot
,hsa. " aa tn "a "ea ~ na q,
Hsl1ors snnnolnas, hv Nuvnr a,nIiav At NJ tH linn
anas,ttea iIyo n,t * 81 MI M ts,ssrxst.ssTa
n Ensnins ~ ~ Nr ~ s ~ htt Z ~
1.rIist u shsa1a s1g nsa E.a'nS, nn9
~ Nnat,n t.vvs nc,,n 1etn,, W,tEs, Samsns
q NEnns 1vys rsaln ,sst oa'I1oa a
,na Il osEaaEs!s tts"esY V hs M"kHsuaE1u M
n.stnnS stnnSrv n1nnae. Hsty' MI ~
Mystr niv,I cnncSss ~, III ths
ePot, ,. WIZ n snea Weso @r,Jonn nvern, EASY os
ehG Clty neMaftaloat q lsollef luaGto1lotl. Wno
, 1881-07-18
sIEAM.ElIrERs lNluREn.,

Thrco Of party Of stcatn-dttcrs who werc at
work at 1o:D yesterday morning making some
repairs IN wahl nros.' glue factury In tho south.
crn part ot the city, were quite badty Injured
and scalded by slx.!uch steam plug blowing
out. Mathlas Rock. 20 years Of are, WIS scalietl
from tho neck to tho ankles. aud very painfully
about tho abdomen. Dr.. Mouro who attended
him. fears Ills Injuries will result fatally. lie IL
single man md lives with his parents ut M
who lives With bis family On illtteriei street,
near Archer nyenlc, mud bis lutt wrlst tract.
ured and wis EcAlded about the mock md
sl,hult1ers, aud n.lother nun, whose tlH,c Rnt
address arc unknown. waa slightly injured about
the face aud arms.
, 1881-07-18
MARINE NEWS.
|n.e,,Iou Of the Treasury Department
a, to What Constitutes q
Wrecked Vessel,
Arrivals and Departures Yesterday
Items Gathered Along the Docks
--Misceltane0us.
HOME uATIIER1Nas.

nEoAuplxa wHEcxED vsssxra.
,,I,nvfno has t,ecn received by ves1ol
~ ~ S.nrn tho treasury Department In anawerto
u.% ana amuntcat,on ami settles sovorai Important
ans.,,ons Ii regard 10 tho pnrchsso and repair
/ n wrecked vcssnla:
~ inst.. addressed to tho hecrctnty, son
s,n ss,n,rn as Whether vessul onxaFcti TO tako On
.Tao n.ian Of mlnber, wtlGt was hown on shor9
/ csMko landing and 80 tnlitr9d rs tn b1 Abandoned
~ hsr ownrrs and VIVA subsequently, towed to
t!fcf rositlon, and there s2!d iladcr at intor.
}ssatusy iccreo Of court snnsor proGeYti11Es
m,;snnsst ,stnpstcd q BY tho Department. fou nre III
a, 1 t 9hs ter ~ oesn n,oG
iof'bSs S tbs Nsectou u tho slututes ratqrred to,
y I'D II L oannot aftcmpt . decide whether
nYPSH!sHniittio1n PSssniton u wreet II sssnoe ef to
M,9sssrntation M9sr of enso which w,,utd cali for a,
eeai decisnn; bs '1 =, F9neral :!Ia i naX Gc a sa
hsotto tsa fu9Gs retdcra "wreck has cpn iaksn to
msai, such lamnuo 70 vossol Within the Wators
* ha United stascs na rG,,irea rSpMlFs stnoao 10 nas
teIsI xSTs ID "rdcr "a rtite vessel @ registry.
Sprs, e t. 'ha tbreo h ss liz aast s IL
VIZ Sast bus III b 6cen ei'0, tho repairs to, slo
9oa Hsi ana f"rboE "'sp'His issquiso wdothor i csse
xprcsHe psSsHsaiea md renase At the q
msnt wnt.d authorize certificate of registry az
nr matter Of .cnlrsu. Tho Donartmcpt looks NO
further In Gasrs q this k tnan 10 a9o % Wnetaer @
ts s Tas 1T Of jorsipa Iui4 ioo9naly. whether s}io
= Tag wrecked IN the un!tod statoss tn'TaiY, Y
ei,i,sn Of Tho United States, at a1jch . rate Of
elpanse that tho repairs aio1o shalt amount to
oryta ri rNfHfrH6
, 1881-07-18

Tho old MoFn|HR R14t, tho organ Vt the fasf1-
icnaUl0 world, 10 ID tts litak week a. penny pA.
psr 9lr Alvesnoa Hurthwtok, The editor, OK
plains the ratsIu d'esre Ut IhIt reduction from
thrcspsnoe pss copy 20 bs thas the losi T. y nov @
popular and hafe influence and circulation
among thoss curtoaltIas of our l!tns. the CoN-
servelly0 woek tnFtnsn, 1t must sink TO ths 1tln-
blo aUnox and abandon IL old price and thick
papsr. The truth Ia tha. ths StaHdord.
now. paraaps, 0ur best dAlly.-cert4an:y ~
been too llosrAl fos tha Tortya, and II quito
Independent Ut party support. Tbs Pust may be-
o. il IL gets al The ohoioo blts u usws party In
, 1881-07-18

A General Revolt aud a Holy War.

A General 1eevo1t mud HOLY WAR
london Jfmt1, JAlp6.
Tho details Of tho STAG outbreak, as sent us by
our correspondents, arc painful In tho axtron1e,
but they arc at the snmc time full Of instruction.
Tho town Ia situated on tho coast Of the syrtis
Minor, the Gulf Ut Cabes, sumo nifty miles to tho
north Of tho frontier Of Trlpoll, and about the
same distance from tho "Sacred city" OF
Katro,ian, ono Of the hol,eat piaces Of
tho Musau'mau world. Meanwhile,
tho npvamQnt among tho Arnba that
has had these, doplorabls results at
the wcsecrn and southwestern limits Of
French and Tun,a!an territory, at Orau and at
Hfax, has begun to mako Itself fo1t In the ID
torlor. 1t seoms certain that tho southern 'front.'
Ter ot tho Province Of Constantine Is monacel
with Instruction and Invasion. Wo boar nf
trhss rising against tho French and attacking
caravans near Negrin. III Houtheru Algeria; aud
the 1tmps remasks With truth, :. II IN impossible
that southeaatern TunIa should riso without
violating our frontier and dragging into tho
tneurroa4ep some Of aur owp frontier trbsa."
lap - stssenture, @ i W which appeared to liz tssieh
'ponple to hay0 heon surnountod With 40 milrh
apty m ~ ra 9n y b..s IT,
y or own S*Re.snee Il AEsfa ne heinz =,
All AHA actsas ihe EEeaoa advanoo upon TunIs
mAkes upon tho NuaanlmAn world; but th0se
whq !ys r. th9 !dss e y whSteor II TGskey: faiy:
XrsS. Ss'' arc 1' al ali !: fanatlesi. ana 20,
nsE ss' St ssf T. Sse s
VIII thSis la;lopsaienss: Tho Threat isFest oi staa
i l., nsstss of H(t!s iItheaIy e s:ssnlse
ess st @ issb tS aRs sa fsss
sna thss .aay oo,.Htea 20 eo.t saa aaIhs,stsiy ;
nsaS tSsSSa q Ct .Sy a o @
cetdlnye TIL now WIZ hardly boar taa! lntcrpre-
n III ho ns os q
fur the expedition Wa nqt suited for tho besin- M
NIX oas .tr4IgEs R0r ssyeta ons ,I M
S' Ssva' t. ii a' .b:tr eS W. E5rePsa tfeops
p9SSse aMs2s sfSseA Bst lSs Ssrastst: &C..
a!ioa. :. sketehsd ! aut ID advance are
SsyH ia IT, s sIsns
tss freaea pfess i ! ery dit ths "sQfxasl
Po!ey su"nl4 70 H. Ths i4yas ,as
@ g. s 4
sSst'xa SS Iaaasss'aa. s i sseSS e .roasss
Il %:ssss :s :s! ss%sssss ;ess ss,s sss.
slouK the trqntor.-A frontier, = must r. hs 70.
s5I T5 sios i IT. Il for .hs Fsoach psopis to oen.
g{daf whether THO ,9aine 10 wpslb the oantlc.
Already thoy hatu sl!s9atst .taly na:t 81! noPo
2t iM'a91ete seconellianon sna tho ssycn sNs'a
There has Seldom been anch sud.
den rQyuI:lon ot Hattonal feeling g that
insults. 4 ,fow weeks a1o Fraloe waa
s e. Sssy . e sxs liz Il HSsss Sc ts ss:
siou of Masacco: dhe baIda .nassaorSs: which
baYe destroyed eome 0o0 Of w epau!Ah llvcs,
back 10 sefugefa "a ,tha'r own country, havo
quite essranksd Spanish feeling from Frnnoc.
Al far Us this oDllntry ta cunpGencd, we have
olteo daolared that taur fntsrsats 10 not requlsa
any active lntGTteEanoaE and these treah octuE-
sqnea3 tNaka ~ change la tho At4AtaQn.
, 1881-07-18

dpfGtH4 1HPa1tH % 4Fh CatEA9o 1fHoHHs..
Ia lIANrE, ILL.,. July l7.-Mr. lnahua FierroDt,
Of the wcli.knnwn plerpont 4. Tuttlo Cultvntor
aud Piow Wurks,-tocatcd :pravtous to 1874 at
La 1Iarpe, aud 9lrco that time Mt Bushnell. Ill.,
died Of consumption Mt Hushne!l tue 14td inst
The funeral and burial tonk place hero yester-
tlny under tho ausptcrs of tho Masonic Qn9cr.
The deeeased rna a worthy tilo,nher Of tho lodge
from Bslsncli IND o'hsr pIsoqa tu iheso taaI sad
ubscryanccs. Mr. Ptcrpoi,t was born IN Salem,
-, n 1*s, and settled In In f4arpo In thp yenr
lR5f. lilo wns greatly estcemed cltzen.
, 1881-07-18
JOHN WRIGHT.

The funeral. Of the Into 1ohn Wright was held
yesterday afternoon III bis lutte residence, No.
Ito Thtrty-thirl strcet, which was crowded with
friends Of tho deceased who had gathered to
pay tho last tributes Of lovo and respect.
The funeral services wcro conducted BY the lev.
9unrtet who sang "Nenror, hly God. to Thee"
hymns with Rrcat feolnY. AT tic conclusion
Of tbs services. during which no address was
present to tAke lust look at tho fcnturca or
tho decoasce. The fnnoral procession was then
formed and tho h9dy conveyed 70 grace'antl!
Mcssrs. \. L. Warrcn, t. r. Hllliard, William
1Inllard, Henry Warrau. and Jnhu ElArrts. Many
kind trleEda contributed tlnfnl offerings. ntn0ng
which WerG pillows, wrentls. CrpsaaA, and other
appropriate desigus OF very rare beauty.
, 1881-07-18
CHANGED FROM ONE ROAD TO AN
OTHER.

6p8tSaI Ds0dtth to 1hs Ehtka8o IFlhtnE.
CLEVELAND, O., July ls.-Tho fact was made
known hese to-dny that Lew Williams who re-
signed tho position OF General Manager Of tho
Cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton hallway. has Ro.
ccptcd tho same position on tho Now York, st.
Lou!s ChoHgs' ltuad. The chaogo takes effect
tho fore part ot August.
, 1881-07-18

1SDTANApOL1S, PERU d. CHICAGO.
Sptetas DhpaseA to Tas Chicago Tribune
1XDIAsAPoL1s, 1nu., july 1d-The ludianapo-
lis. Peru & Chicago 1sailroad Directors met to.
day 10 perfect tho transfer Of tho ruad 10 tho
Wnbush.. Tho negotiations were mot completed.
and the result Of ther meeting WIS tut uvutKel.
, 1881-07-18
THE MEXICAN HORROR.
Details Of tho Awful Accident on tho
HlOrofos sDERtiway-lIosv It Was Caused
-.efflA &tl1ilura In EfIRnH.

Details Of tho Awful Accident on tho
Hlorotor JEatiway-IIosv It Was Caused
spteiai corr.rendsnt. New York ,r-o,,a,
= Al tha iniaoranl, hoa oircadv tolI vou .
,,ax..,I" s"t.s",'t "....a,, 49,. 'a '.ue .'u.,s
nos''ae @ " aee.aeA. T., ocen'Iea J4st o'io week
an , On rao ,nS na Sosn
as wrote yoY,, with unusual potnp and cere.
,no,w n,,iv III ti,ra., ,,a,.. ,'asnro ~, .,so..o-
ro', rr,'a onty .n'eq ua5s us!"ae 1's u.sts.vt' M
est Government officials went by invita-
ton of tile Company to the terminus, at
o,et whicl, i,a, heen rT mronared % +, y t,,s @ oin
~ su, I ia,p ~ qa" ~ y, W. ovnr W"
tho distinguished party tfor In these peace
ful times nrotectIon IA nat reouirct]l. Cen.
pnnhpco. f;ovnrnnr ~ ,ha Fu,Inra, nIatttct
se". o,,t a anId,ra v nnar s4S,m ta oan'm.rI ur
Of flvo officers. is the railroad company
lad not q sufficient number of cars to me-
commodata the multitude of nronle who
went to Cuantla, oily iV0 soIj!crs returned
train Vas n,ndn n, c".,sIHttnv ~ iirst ma. =
samncr."nr r 'r Yor ner. ., II r,assnm1prs ,s
,,seti fur cattio IL tIle tjii"d stnes, NJ mi Hiu in
iys I ar an hv a,v
tai r. nnrnnsmv tl,s U trn",,e ~ ~ ~" "onE a,d
wmsh fnr tlle,,,I. fiir,,lv n sxtb.nimt Snrt,.. rim
cnr. inftrn will 9trhfv knrralx nf aicnhni.
f,,rtHIv nnntl,ar m f3,n,i ,..iti f;ms. a. ~,
r,nr was % sncona ,nnmnntfv. H' Wifi ~ srai,, ~"
III fmnntIo n TN snnE IL Inn S nSo,,,n aIu'
In Tia co,,rse ~ NJ i,o,f nj Sn,,r .arT;he ih1KK.
tler.stor1n eom1nei,ceti, hit rs ii tits ls Tie
snl'it"ir n,Iv .irow ii,eir cinnka nj ,unr. c,o.niv
nlHtit tl,s,n' e' nstt the rynr % ,,asiant % Soa.eaa
"rncha .1nn ' cnycr,nc pi pt.ir hao,is M,,ti'
th"r seTaes III. n trs"s iMe!. er.. f, ,roa M
~ ti,o ,.i"t'i m ss ~ frht ,,,n1 INV fonr ~
~ t1a o n' i's,G IT., "aaes ~ sAt"s t''1" 'ea6 ol
'4iS Gu Sn',t i n.:toc1r y NJ, the anot,oor ot tho
fnrWart; s,,,rinn sa( ~ ,f,a i"t.tnno,,t.t t,nin.
m nj =, cn,,Sa s1 ~ ia a. trnon. o W.
IL nnw -, fnHr liz y. 1na'i,9 mov n he uv Mnshn.
~ HI Gw ~ e, ae aas e fuaa ~. tli & y W Mas!'nd
s thn y nv ayS Sc ~ ' h,naa ssy a,s lI T.. ma
snSc T hu H,a1 1,,;,r1 ~ y ~ o III
Sa,Gt at NH Nv MMu IHteet les9h ia u Vuatiy Ply
%E ,x.. WV 1anIy ne m 1@ioe faa
ti nr, toa,rr,v ~ n ~ -
on} om s"''s ''''1'o'io" "'ot"'"s' ~" haust eo
"'ii '!ii,ho a,o,,,oor ,,,a,, ,r,oo.,o, .,o,.,, ,r,,
=, nHS ,,al! sde''etTE tnem pEoeeeueu @ Slowly nlu
Ga".iSasS ca,,. hs':S ,, M,hen wIih iew S9Ias 0L
arrnc, Gn n ~ .aa,, raHi, ~ wtGa ta
Sfa ninafs IL uafsea s,,I ~ usH'' ~ la'in9al t9,l ~ Ie
fn m,pa!S, ~ Me s!opHea ~ mas Rnt t; nm TYP engine
Gr ,H pnrpose oi exanlalht ~, ,lia nfs & a..
lu0uBll ~ WIS bulpDElEu py SEDtlN plGEN. lHO
, 1881-07-18

MISS KATIE NUCkLEY,
Sptetal Dtpaleh t. 1ns Ehteapo 1ttbun&. :
DEuATuIs, ILL.,, July 17.-hIiss Katio buckley,
agrd II. died hero OF consumption thls morning,
, 1881-07-18

6petlog uNbQtth 70 1At CAttNo0 7Fl6NN&
DECATUR, ILL.,, July 10.-The denth OF IN old
ploneers Col Il. d. Coates, tuok place here to-
day. IIo was Mason for forty years. He was
horn In Kentucky In 1914, and Ind lived In Dcca-
tur for f0rty.thr01 yCAr1. lilo aiotl autlBn1y OF
dropsy. Ha loRrua VITO and four eatllrVn.
, 1881-07-18

Moro health, s,illsllinn, ,,tl jny IN Hop llIt-
lers than III all other remedies.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29

The carriage tor President Arthur's use
4 New York landau has arrived. 1t is
painted dark, mellow green, relieved with
enough picking out in rel to show the out
line without being conspicuous. The trim.
mingS are OF morocco and cloth, the cush.
Ions and doors being faced with heavy lace.
Inc harness has been made in keeping
with the carriag. and is heavily mount ed
with plain silver, The dress blankets are
OF heavy dark green kerSey and the coach
mans lap-robc of green English box
cloth. These are all ornamented
with the Presidents monogram. The
lap-robe for the inside of the carriage is
Labrador otter, beautifully lined with dark
green, and having the monogram &c. A. A"
worked in silk. The no. SEES, two in mum
Der, are magnificent animuls-mahogan
bays, with black points, and without a
white spot anywhere. They are five wears
old, sixteen hands high, have fine, flowing
names and tails, and are hali-brothers.
They are matched almost to hair, were
raised by the same man, and have always
been driven together. Their heads and
necks are particularly fine. and though
very stylish and SNOWY, they are prompt,
firm and resolute, Yet very kind and gentle.
They can be driven on an easy rein, with
ont check or marlingale. They were the
Presidents personal selection, as was also
the carriage 1 Washington Special
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29
PREPARING.
seIourner Truth. win

sojoumcr Truth, the aged African sibyl,
having arrived at the age Of l06, when she is
supposed to be possessed of enough discre-
ton to know her own business, has made a
VIII and testament, the last (aud first. She
IS possessed OF a comfortable home in the
Guy, and valuable farm a short distance
from town. These she beeueathes to her
three daughters living in the city. She has
many other children, born in slavery, whose
names and residences She does not know.
anu IN reality, she does not know whether
they are alive or not. A. the oldest Ameri-
can lecturer cannot read, much less write
even her own name, the will was dictated
TO an attorney, and She duly made her
cross To 1t and affixed her hand and SEAL
thereto and, as she quantity remarked,
sue was NOW ready inr her Master To cali
W come up higher The rumor which
was IN circulation recently that Soiourner
was to be soon united in marriage to ,youth
OF %, OF Chicago, who had met her there
during her recent visit, seems To be without
foundation, or else her tickle lover has for
saken his "giddy young bctrothed for
some other exaggerated brunette, and she,
IN her grief and dependency at her
9hghted affections, having lost all conf
dence in human faith, is preparing to die
oil broken heart.-[Chicago Times.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29
Alleged Mail Robbor Bound Over.

Yesterday S. II. Cade had an examining
trial before United States Commissioner j.
NJ. Mccormick, charged with robbing the
United States mail and was held for trial
in the Federal Court in the sum of $1,000,
He was unable to make bond and was COM
mitted 10 iail, The facts are Code has been
driving tie stage and carrying, the mails,
between Weatherford an d Cranberry, and
one day last week came back to the post,
Office at the first.named place and reported
that he had been halted on his trip by two
masked highwaymen, one an old man, the
other young, with cooked pistols,
who ordered him to deliver the mail
to them, which he did. He said
one of the robbers covered him with q
weapon while the other cut open the pouch,
es and extracted therehom four registered
nacl,oges md rifled the other letters, and
rode Off with the contents. The authorities
became suspicious that Cade himself had
committed the crime and he, was arrested
few days ago, brought to Dallas anu Is now
ip iun
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29
Loya In Limbo.

Deputy United States Marshal Tom
Wright left yesterday for Fort Smith, Ar
kansas, to incarceratc in Jail United
States prisoner, to await trial in the Fed
eral Court of that place. The prisoner is a
young halfbreed Chickasaw Indian named
Edmund Love, charged with the
murder of an old negro named
Charles Little, in Pckens county, in
February, 1878. The killing of Little grew
out of dispute about horse.race, and is
said to have been an extremely cod.blooded
crime. Love will be detained at Sherman
for an examining trial before T.. s. Com
missioner Ricketts,, on q charge Of stealing
cattle inthe Indian Territory He has been
in the Daila. jail Since December II, after
having had hearing on habeas corpus be-
fore Judge Mccormick for the alleged killing.
Judge Mccormick admitted him to bail in
the sum of $4,000, on condition that the
same be secured within ten days. The ten
days expired, and Love failing to give the
required bond, was ordered transferred to
the Fort Smith jail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29
Sale of Express Packages

The sale OF unclaimed packages remain
ing at the Texas Express office occurred
yesterday, Henry Cohn acting as salesman.
There were some four huAdred packages
put up to the highest bidder and the
usual fun that attends such sales
was prevalent There were many who
on opening their packages found that they
had been sadly sold, as the articles ill
suited them. An old bachelor of u specu-
llative turn got among other things a. lady's
hustle, for which he paid good sum.
There was large crowd in attendance and
the bidding was spirited, the packages 60
ing olla rapid rate and generally realizing
good sum of money, Some, however,
caught bargains.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29

1t cannot be denied that the past week
has been one o. great dulneSs and depres-
sion in most every department oftrade. A
plain honest confession is good for the
soul, and in common with our competitors
we acknowledge the fact. But we must
make room, we must reduce our immense
stock no matterwhat the sacrifice. To old
and young rich and poor, Men, youths
and boys we make this plain proposition,
we will positively commence on the 23d of
December to close out our stock of about
five hundred oyercoats at cost, and we will
sell our entire stock of gents youths and
boys suits from to-day until January LIST,
1882, at 10 per cent. lower than our liarked
prices. AS we make il rule to advertise
truthlully and honestly we trust the peo-
pie will take advantage of orr iorrai offer
and lay in their stock OF clotAing ut once.
! RErNHARpT,
3Ui Elm Street