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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-14
THE DALLAS HswALD, THURsrAY MOHrTNG. july ~. iss


wibt 10 Wy Tho oxpoflfnt nj OF county Optl0l
q we arc agreed.
Thu uemoataad Il,viav thioks tba at.
-, - -. -. a.
'o"p' vi '"o i'o W "o P'oSiuen' "'S Wv
outgrowth OF communism, nibillsm, social
lam and wants these I,ms crushed out ofex-
iste,ce In ,b,s co,,,,y Z, ,ha faoa of mi,
'
op'n'oh 'hesScia OF Ohicsgo' ana 'na' IL
'ne central point OF inc ism, nave passed res
oiu'iohs oil CONDEMNATION, 'nd'gnaton, sorrow
aao regret But 'he review mas rght 10
i's op'h'on' even II " stands alone In all 'he
country thereih' ltsajf
The recent dasthr lily attempt on the life OF
the president by the fanatic Gitteau, is III
indication Of the perncious eff ,cts of social
istlc theories upon the brains of enthusiasts.
Although this is free country il should OF
DO understood that malcon,ents, or emissaries
OF nihilism, or any men imbued with revo. u
hiohary iaoas are a. liberty 70 plot tne iuln Oh
I;La ~, ,,nuv a,,;a H n %" 80 ,ha ""o 49,,
nowerful oovernn,n,,,o 81 Errona Thot ,ho
wretch w6o sho, G.,a.jd Nd ;,nh;had tho
noxious doc,r,naa of tho Euronssn revoiuo
iionisLs sdmi,s Of M nuestinn and that tho
country 10 fnIl of bia dang,rnus kiod is
equally clear. L. is time that communism
aud nhllism and socialism and all other
,sns, WHICH tniea'sh 70 un1ern'no our
q Ieen of the na,ional broom and whe.h ar
it emanate from fsnstcism or be, as some
assert the result of deep laid, hellish plot,
.ao as;aue upGn sue p.es'ue; VI .u's s''"'
III. u.a,hcI 49,. t,;., :.
.ho ,o,n,. ,o.,oa.,au 90 IT, ~ :.
,, ~, .; :. a.
va. 80 ~ MI.
$1,000 In ~ oo..o,I.J .. r,.a. =,
the demands of the propr ssiye element in
the democratic party during the canvass
next year. This element kaown as the
Young democracy have weight enough in the
state to elect their ticket, and they are deter
mined to have \ say in the next gubernatorisl
convention.
Tho McK;nnev E,onirer saws.
49,. - ,u,,.,n,,,,
parry oi hun'grs vis.eu .ne n,a's ,r .a;'
oa'uruay Hnu ki'ieu Iu,noer VI SouTs pia,,
10 chlcKens NOT larger tnhn quhiis. 1his 10
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Attention Teachers.

w. W. Works, president OF the Teachers
Normal Institnte now in ses sion at Marvin
college, Waxahachie, Texas, writes that the
attendance is not 80 large as j! ..ould be.
1t is not the object of the instit tie to expose
the defects of teachers, or to 'snow off the
instructors. 1t is to. show to teachers the
best method of instruction and to practice
the same until all are familiar with them
No one will feel at all unpleasant. All art
cordially invited to attend. obstruction i;
free to all. Board on the college campus
a. Sl2 so per month, or $lS for the six. weeks
Let the teachers respond at once.
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Enormous Earnings.

The gross earnings of the Union Pacific
company for the first twenty-five drys OF
June shows a gain of $685. 600, or 80 per-
cent as compared with last year. The last
days earning were SlO4 600. against S46 OOO
on the same day last wear The company
has esrned rs high as 38l 600 in single day
during June. These earning are upon u
rnilesSe increase of only about 200 miles
during the year, principally upon the add
tjon of the Denver and south Park railroad
The Union Pacific now operates S,4O0 miles
of road.
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nr. ChambIess.

DR.. Chambless, who, it may be rem II
bered, was sent TO the unatic asylum .Jout
two years ego, for killing Dallas r. has
written a letter 10 friend. 1t we ) con-
viclion that to go to heaven he mus kill q
man. He has now made the discovery that
he made mistake in the selection OF bis
victim, that he should have killed one who
was his equal in every respect while the
man he killed was not. He no" says when
ho go.s out nc means 70 kill the best doctor
In tha atata
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= V,r., pre.byterian Church.

The contract for building the long contem-
,,,e,ed First Presby terisn church at the corner
Of Main aad Harwood streets, was let yes'er-
a.r Work will commeuca August lst. and
be pushed until completed. Inc puiisins
will be substantial. The bricks VIII DC UP
ned in water aud the whole mn 8 VIII ue
pprou,ed mskipg it as cold rs If itwere cut
Prom one rock. and will be the only building
of the kind in the stste.
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"What Makes Countless Thousands
Mourn

The following from general boarding
house keeper in this city, was sent to the
health officer yesterday. 1t is TO be regretted
that any person has thought necessary TO
urge such threst of such treatment to a
sick man, because of some ones derelics.on
Of duty, however onerous the temporary in-
convenience or even imposition. The man
has since been sent to the hospital:
IT, DR.. Field, Health Officer of the city OF
Dallas:
SRI have tried several times through
DR.. Allen, to have sick man taken from
my house and failed. He was employed at
some stock yard and was taken sick. Ii he
isn't taken away will put him in wagon
and leave him on the public commons.
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.p.ppaI,Ing rnIamity I'm m,xice.

Chicago, July 1l.-A di'Psleh dsied
City Of MEXICO, July 10Th ssys dispatches
racsived from OsxscA. snpcunes Che falling
Of a church roof 10 San Mste, killng over
fiitv persons. The church was being rebuilt
and At s O'Clock on Tuesdsy morning ssse
ri voikmsn fsIl from the roof All OF ihe
otbsrs rushed % get of The ssme instsnt,
c,-sinV The roof 10 fall The vOrsoiDpers
we're mostly vOmen- and we're nstsDHI
Killed. Twenty u the vorkmen on ne = Of
vsrs also killed. ard tsers fstslly wounded.
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ned states ,enri.

1, a.. Hated States court ysr'sercsy, In
.fsn., Reed vs. Harris, receiver Of
tne case o. 0sN xV,c.t''a railroad, the jury
ne LAM "a. ,he plsintiff in the cum Of So 400.
'Tsa sn W. wss in rsgsrd 70 ties, fastenir e,
.s,c siia,eo by r ed to have been len by
hi on 81 ~. les II the road when IL passed
into tha hs,da Ca receiver and which Red
claimed was spps. 'pristei by Harris as such
receiVer.
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OFFICE OF COUNT JUDGE, /
DALLAS COUNTY, July /, 81.

10 &C.. rqIs.4 is and Guardians OF Dallas county:
TAo time for recognizing the rublic free
scboolB of This county, Is now at hand. Unner
the law this must be done, and the lists filed
in my office on or before the alst of JuIy. l
would therefore most respectfully su gest that
YOU meet nJ the hool houses 10 your respec-
SD, and organize pre- are your acholastic
lists anu elect your trustees, so that may re-
ceive your lists by The 3ist. All necessary
blanks can be had by calling at my
betwe n the ages of and IA years is left off he
lists / Jrusl that those interested In the
cause of education win turl out, and by
their presence and advice assist In fostering
ami building up the public free school system
of our county. *. Il: uRhE,
County Judge, Dallas County.
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Predicting aFapic.

London, July 1.-The Pal Il III Gsz9tte
ia a leading article headed, II Nearness of
a Financial Crisis in the United States" ar
gues that the stability of the New York
money msrket depends on its power to con-
tnue drawing gold from Europe. Tie ex-
GEES OF exports over imports is not necessarily
sign of wealth. A nation that always eK-
porls more goods than it imports, IA nearly
always debtor 10 nation, and the excess Of
exporter is needed 10 pay its debts
WheIber the process of expectation
by drainage from Europe, which
within the psst two years has added
e65 600 900 10 the circulation OF
the Union, IL to 20 on, depends
on the ablify of American control with III
prc3ucs in the markets OF Europe The in
/ dcalions are that the European harvest vii
be bounieiul and that with competition anC
probsbly very low prices; With 81 over
wbelmiug surplus yield, they might be abl'
10 do ibis; but should their surplus be o.
many allege, comparatively small, diiiicultie
& their trade may may well become serious
The article concluded ss follow: wv
think the proposition Of the United States -
not Anyi hing like 81 secure rs the more can.
guine Amerieses assume. They are just ia
circumstances where hlsncisl crisis nigh
dew loss with extrso binary rapidity. Some
look for such : crl,, -, IN : Q coming an.n nm
bot We are By no means CERTAIN - VIII De
yelop itself BY then. Even should things come
10 the worst with them, the trade credit
babble may 90 on swelling tor months be-
yond The time when cautions men look Tor
trouble. Holders Of United States securi
ties, however, must lay their account for the
serious financial difficulties much sooner than
9ont suplstion or the wonderful progress Of
the past three years might lead them 10 ex-
pect"
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Houston. July lO.-Tbs hrsi bale Of cotton
a he season Of 1881, raised By Mrs. Hsus-
nam. Of Devils county. Tsr.s. CONSIGNED 70
7 ". House vw rscsivs1 Ssturosy- i
srls Il tss srchsngs 10 Day, 80 70 a
ns--s a Bro-, aid consignsd ~ mem 70
Iehm.n Bsss, EsE 1ork-
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Pillsbufg, IA July ii,--I.m j. u. Kerroo
Bishop Of tbs PI.lsbufg diocese Of Tho Ep o
oopal church, died Yesterday At Meytrsdsle
5umorsot ca unity. Pa, after prolonged VI.
ness, the result Of complication Of disehfes
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r..r-,.E,'a iIrosd.

The Texas Trunk rsA 'osa e1peo'e, "
finish the bridge over Est, OH yss'eruss.
AMER getting beyond this point, ". 10y, :
will progress Of the rate Of . NH ~ Ill ~
uutil Ksufnsn il reached, which ~,
about August lst. IL tOn much delay
produced 10 building several small bno. W.
which will have 10 be constructed
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Police Detail for the month of July

Police Detail for the month OF July.
City Marshal Arnold, called the police 10
eether yesterday and appointed deputy and
made the detail for the month of July
The city msrshsl and deputy marshal will be
mounted. Thos. Il. Cornwall was appointed
deputy. and the following is the detail {: Tnos
@ Cornwall, deputy marshal; Clapp,
mounted, en- general duty j T Carter,
sp cal deputy, il charge calaboose; jack
Duhig, street gang.
PATR0LMEN.
East Dallas, from IL a m to II p m, j Z
Hess and A Crowdus
East Dallas, from II p IN to II m, E.
Cornwall and Henry Waller.
West Dallas, from II a III to II p m, Pat
Mullen ard M l. Hodges.
West Dallss from IL p m TO II a m Pet
Shsehan and VIM Graham.
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Pushiss Tor New orie.ns.

CONTRACTS have been Jet Al Denver tor me
construction q the Dorthfra division Of TIE
Denver sDo New OdssBs r-ilr'sd. TINS .
the rosd recently pro- to. ~ \ Governor
] IN Evans. and pr1 ed b. J-y q I'D
Their 81 10 70 Be uuder tis srd a from Dsr~
We u me Arksusas riVef.s disssBcs Of 10
miles, during the preset year.
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D,maaed by riro ana water.

Louisville, Ky, July lid. Sternborgor'i|
dry goods store was damaged by Are pnd|
yA'er Yesterday. Loss 5000; insurance,
S32 900.
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No,ice sohoo, Teachers,

A good school can be had at Belknap. a
good teacher ia wanted. A man of family
ia preferred. For particulars address
WIN. Holly,
Belknap, Wise couI = Texas.
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ST, GUSTAV SCHOOL.

Law Department Washington uniVero'V'
Fifteenth Annual Term opens October r. 1Ssl Course
oi Study comprises two Annual Terms seyen iGonI9s
zach DiDloma admits To bar IN State and u - ,ourtS
N Missouri Term fee INCLUDING use OF Law 0IgTy
M 81 TonisI w g. HAMMOND, LID, Dean Of La"
Gacnitv or Henry HIrCHCoCK ST. Louis.
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Notice 10 contractors.

At the August tern ~ iha coInii'issions
court q NIfobell ccunty. T-2asi I'fs. sIeei-
6caiions asd bids viii D. rec. ~ . ior hs coz
struc ion 4 q Coun Hote aDd j.. fsr ne US
Of Mitchell oJun'E-
M csurr rsfsrrrs the risbttgi Sc ~ ara
oubds. b. order Cf The C7ruml- iorefs
cant. BRANCH IsBEIL, g. q. q ~.
B-E ". ~ ma DsputT-
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HS4W MILL MEN-Or any one using fles.
Ihava process that will sharpen old worn
out files ana will m AXE twelve do as much
,'-aa ght new ones at "a cost Of seventy
,ag, oeut Any one wishing 1t can have 1t by
send 9je dollar
JAMES ANDER ION,
Post Office Box, 26i, ID Has Tex.
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CITY COUNCIL.
Tse CITY council Bays tho water
Works.

The city council met At ibe city hall last
nigh! in special session Tor the purpose Of
considering proposition made by the Wa
ter Supply Company to cell out its works to
tho city.
The special committee on water re.
ported favorably On the following resolu-
tons offered by Alderman Williams AZ n
former meeting:
Resolved, First, That the city pay the Wa
tor Supply Company $4,000 in cash on the
lst day OF January, 1882, for its works and
property both real and personal together
with its franchises.
Second, That the Water Supply company
retain possession of It's works and property
until the LIST of January, 1882, receiving the
benefits of individual subscription to the
same.
Third, That said company furnish full
and complete inventory of all its property
both real and personal together with q list OF
all tho individual consumers, and the price
paid by each per month, TO the city council
on the LIST day Of October, 1881.
Fourth, On The lat day of january, 1882,
the Water Supply Company shall make exs
ecute and deliver 70 tho city Ct Dallas good
and lawful bills OF sale and deeds to said
property or account for same AZ per invensO-
ry, in as good order and condition ~ whom
inventoried, the natural wear and tear eX-
copied.
Fifth, That we pay the Water Supply
Company $3.50 for fro protection from now
until January lst, 1882 nod $50 so Tor wH-
ter for engine house And station house from
now until.then.
The report of the committee WAS adopted
and City Attorney Gibbs instructed to draw
up articles of agreement
Alderman Childers offered the following:
Be it resolved That the city attorney draw
up an agreement sottirg forth the conditions
of the trade between tho city and tho Water
Supply Company, both parties suaranteeinG
full performance Of ita conditions--saio
contract Of sale 10 DO accompanied by asched'
ule aud to DO signed by the mayor and sec
rotary in the name of the city, and proper
parties on behalf of tho Water Supply
Company. Adopted
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Splc "a to the HerHu.
Mmeola, september %. AT meeting OF the
citizens Of Nlncoa held to-day Ut the Metho-
dist church, after approx, ." and feeling re-
marks had been made BY arlous Cit2ens, the
following preamble aud resolutions We're
unanimously adopted:
MuERRAS, A great calamity has bafallen
the people Of the United States In the untlme-
ly death of our much rcVtred pIesden', James
A Garneldj and,
WHEREAS, 1t Is bedltlng that we, In COM
mon with the people throughout the c0untry,
| should give public PRESTON 10 our sorrow
| IN thls heavy ntlllction; therefore,
Resolved, That he Cltiz'ns of Mineol
| donply dpplore the lp5s Df our pruHdrn.
| thai in his death the country
! has lost Nnohe statosman, wise, faithful
band patriotic ruler who w1s respec ed IL, th'
head of the whole people, and not Of fector
| or party; thereof,
| lteaoNtd, That we deeply sympAtn2e wul
the hereevcd family IN this their dark hon
\ OF All elton.
| Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions hi
| transmitted to the secretary oi state, q
| Washington, aud That copies be furnished tn
| HssOci Atrd urpss and that our city papers b
requested to publish the same.
| BusiueSS houses were closed and the d0,
sacrcdly observed ny our citizsns.
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san Antonio.

Special TO the Herald.
san Antonio, september 2j.-- Memorial
services were held to-uty In all protestant
churches In memory of tho death'ot James a.
GARFIELD, ant IN thu chnrGhos oN Sunday.
BuslpcSs was almost entirely suspoadel to-
day, more 30 than usually on sunday,
An cRgins on the international y Great
Northern exploded Saturday at Pear'All aud
the engine was not hurt but the
fireman was badly scalded and brought
hNre % th' hospital.
A little four year old son of j X Dn1Son,
architect. fell from horse hlsmornlng break
ing h Is akull md now lles In prrcarious
condition. 1t was the only child OF a dolng
pureut, aud tho mother Is in u precArlOus
condition In consequence.
An Express fpecal from Eastland says
sheriff Rpbb, of THIS county brought and
lodged In ,l lsst nlghe, Ooe Wick Booth,
CHI rged with horse stealing In Edwards coun-
", Both Il cured prominently Ia criminal
CIRCLES In. the northern port OF ire stAte, being
suspected of a stage robbery and also "A muir
der the latter In the northern part Of the state
under he name Of Crges. The murder was
committed several Years ago.
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Hampstead.

Special to the Herald.
Hmpstead, September !G.-This morning
early our citizens We're etertIng themselves
decorating their stores and residences
in mourning in comm mor3tion Of
the death Of President James A
Garfield, aud by ten o'clock u. m the
stores were closed to allow the citizens an OPP
pnrturily to attend the memorial service at
The Presbyterian church, conducted by the
Rev Dr W A. shaw At night upon the
coll oil the mayor u large concOuise, including
many iadles, assembled at the court house.
The meeting WAS called to order by II. l.
Ran Blu, ESD, when, after music by tho Hemp
stead band an address was delivered by III Q
special correspondent tthe News, for which
ynts OF thanks was rendered him
and copy OF the address asked
for Republication. j ID. Mooney and W. p.
Cole, and his honor j. A. Pebbles, mayor,
were appointed to draft and publish suitable
resolutions.
Jesse GLASS; charged by indictment with the
murder OF Duck Qunrles, was
lodged In Jail here last
night by sheriff Townsend of Colorado COuu-
ty. The killing occurred some seven years
ngp, slncs which time Glass has been fugi-
tive from Justice.
Our district court commences next Monday
Six murder cases are for tial and severed
othel pprtleH OnarRcd with murder ARE at lurg
end for whom opr s1erlltis on the lookout
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STATE SPECIALS.
Continued From Frs, Page.



specia. u the Herald.
Galveston, September 26.-Busiuess was
generally Suspended throughout the city to-
day from Il to 4 O'Clock. Great throngs gath
cred around the pictures OF the martyrtd pres
ilent, appropriately draped and framed. al
sever. i stores on Market street flags OF all ma
lions were flying at half mast, anu upon the
vessels IN pert and from the principal built
Jugs In the oity belts have been ringing
out the cOuntry's woe throughout the day ~
Intervals OF a half hour. Memoir al serNiceH
were held at AL the churches, those ~ 81.
James NJ. T., church, south, being OF
particularly Interesting character. The
minister spoke from the Iext THE Beauty
OF Israel has been slaini from Thy hisn
places how are the mighty IhIi"h'
nuiingthe Csurse or his remarks, whleh We're
throughout most elOquently hpropos, ne spoke
as follows. Then every heart In this broad
laud could Say 1t was our president who
was rlGKen down by an assas.ini then lhh
cAlamity WUuid become the caue
To Individual sorrow AS deep ~
that iutVresi, 80 deep Will b1
thai aorrDw Further this sorrow viii be in
tpn.i fed, and this lesson rendered more
potent II the Individual Oea person OF snpei-
iatlye nature ami eNalted character. Ihere Is
an individuality in each life, but IL Is
the prsroaatlve of few I'M
/ erial intellects 10 oharacteflte
Inc rroughrs Of after tiIses. SO II Is prncrb
privilege embraced by few 70 Illustrate IN 1helr
lives the eublimlty OF virtue, and the power
Of faith, from tho pedesi. ~ut An eNHIteu
character; che uster OF these shOAn IN the
life ~ our president.
fremont Opera house opened for the season
Tonight.
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Taylor


special 70 Nnc hoiNlu,
Taylor, September 26.-All business was
suspended here to-day in honor of the funeral
or ourdea president Funeral services were
held Ia the Christian church and good
disuou,sa delivered by Elder j 4 Ahney.
Mr. HoXie and family arrived here to-day
'rom Ceps, and Will make this place their
home.
hlnrge collection Of farm products such az
wapat, corn, oats, cotton, etc, have been
taken from here 10 the Atlanta Exposition.
At "a resent meeting of our citiaos u, q,
smith was appointed 10 cote Huntsville ON
| 8 T. 97th instant 10 meet tho directors Of the
| New Orleans, Huntsville Il West
Texas Railway, and confer with them
| IN regard ~ building thor road to this place
| ~ they deslre TO MAKE connection here with
| m, Missouri Pacific Hud International,
one OF our prominent busin 'sS men and d
| widowerhy the way, 10 w be married NJ TIT
| Christiau Ghurch "Wednesday night,
| ID. Openhelmer rs here ON u business visit tC
| hls friends.
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A Charming Book.

The raciest, richest stori's told Of men and
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Chattanooga and Atlanta are contained in
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Mr. DuPre's contributions TO current litera7
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Address, enclosing fifty cents, L. j. Du-
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ln,c,.igeneefsom GEN. carr.

San Francisco, Gala, SEPTEMBER GA dis
patch from Camp Thomas, dated yesterda s
ssys, reports from General arr arrived late
last nigh, from Sanchez Valley. He snys he
arrived there AZ Il O'Clock, and found the
graves OF thOse killcd IN tae light. They were
horribly mutilayed, baS we've rr-burisd and
volleys fred over the graves hy the command
No ho.tllea were found bat lhrea ODD suuaws
wko hsd been left behind McLleilaud's COM
mAud found strong Qualifications near White
Mountain Creek, which tho hostlles had aban
doned. This shows the ho-tiles must have
left C0bianJ county FOR Sau Carlos
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Baltimore, 81. D., September 2G.-Rev. Dir.
John McCaGrey, one Of the most noted divines
In the Catholic church, died This morning
aged rs years Dr. Mccartney was born In
EmmettsbuTg and educated 1t Mt. st. NJ rye
college, OF which he was Rfterwatd president
for thirty years. lilo declared the blshopric OF
South Carolina many years ago, prefDrring to
maintain his connections with the college
which always prcspered under his charge.
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CONSIDERING the short time this city had
for preparation for the demonstration of yes
terday, the greatest credit is due to tho Board
of Trade and its efficient president w, g..
Veal, for the magnitude of the glorious
turn-ou. that will stand to the credit Of
Dallas for all time to come.