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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
Henderson,.
Special to the Herald.

special to the Herald.
Henderson, June H.-The commencement
exercises of the east Texas male AID female
college closed last Wednesday.
Ten or fitieen teams passed through ysster-
from the New Orleans Pacific en- route TO,
Tyler ''
'hre Is u movement on foot here 10 run n
line of telegraph from Henderson TO san
augustine. passing through kacog ioche.
which VIII be likely to succeed.
clinton lodge No. % A. +. and NJ. elected
me following officers to serve the ensuing Ma
sonic yesr: SIR Whitley, w NJ: & W l. Smith.
$ W; OK Mum ely, j W; A Y lIayter, s-creta.
ry; Oharies stewart, ressurer, aud Paul De-
lamar, tyier
II: NJ James leaves to-day for Bryan to at.
tend the meeting of the board of directors OF
the A. N III. College, of which he Is a mem
ber.
We have had fine rain and crops ore report.
ed as b ir & very fair.
Agood deal of Sickness is prevailing.
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THE REVISED BIBLE.
Baita n Million Copies Sold in Phiia
delphia Alone SO Far.

Philadelphia, June II --fhe different book
sellers Of this city who ordered copies Of the
revised New Testament seriously regret one
thing-they did not order enough books and
the supply ran out long before the demand
was exhausted. Lippincott & Co. alone say
they could have sold halt a million copies in
week If they had EN-, instead Of lO0, 900.
ClaNton d Co. report the same extraordinary
demand; Porter Il Coates, John Wanamsker
anu Holman Il Co. confirm their statements
The TACT that there II Yer mad ben my pre-
vlou, event of the khd In the experience of
the b 0ksel ers of this day End The consequent
aosence OF any data upoa which t. base Il cal
cnation, rende'ed the whol' subject, looked
al ID The light of u busisess enteipri .. an un-
certain risk. The orders of jobbers We're
comparatively email, n tonly in lnis country,
nopks hat been fairly put ON tho mar
ket that the extent of the oe-
mao began 10 be realized. Lip.
ltncott& % he'd two orders tha' amounted
7, nearly 60,u00 copies. Holmsn Il Co. and
ClaXton Il Co. had likewise lirgJ orders. AS
Soon as they saw the W ~ the ord IN we're COM
Z IN, the ngsuis IN this untty sent to Eue-
ie.d Tor fresh involces, bu already the gr' at
uen .nu In chat country had utterly eY-
hau'te the supply. II iss,id that up to the
prese9t time ,O0O,00O copies have been sold In
EnsIand al me. In PniIa elphia there have
psen sold, IL IS e ttlnaud 800 CO.. copies.
hH1fTlCN MUS DNNt Utpun lTp-
ancinr new editions and altnOuga the activs
demand fo tho looks still coniiu'r' IL " eX-
pecied after all the. ~ '0nA.. firms get
tuelr edit o y on - "a ieut there Will be a
hliing oG Porter 8 GuA''s have issued what
known ne I'll conCsrAtvc edition, contain-
thc oil version and the new in parallel col
ninns, An already report that they have or
uers la exc ~ their present supply TO tie
extent OF 4 O00 copies. Hubbard Brothers have
a'o Issued an American edition, of which
they report 10000 copies ordered inside OF q
week. Harper Br ihers issued the fleet OF
tneir editicn yesterday. Holman d
70, of this ely, VIII have another
sullion ont inside week. They have
lour sets of plates prepared, from which they
eNpsct 10 issue 3, 900 copies to sach or 20,10u
copies In oil, for he 6rst edition, ore set OF
Wh oh viii be illustrated. A peculiarly In
VI connection 10 q number OF small typo
graphical errors found In the che ~ paper
euitlons of the English version Holman &
20. report that In preparing to get out their
own editio they hase discovered a number
Of transpositions and broken syla-
a,t SIss IN the cheap editions
the aid OF the standard or presentation copy,
which, It la understood, Is tho only one the
revlsers would guarantee as free from typo
GRAPHICAL errors. The above are only few ot
The ubllshing houses which have gotten out
or are getting out American O. d tiOns. Ali
,he leading publisht RS IN the country, II is un-
ueretood, Will have on the market their own
editions In less than month,
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Merenants are doing moderate sum msr bus
ves s nne ahticipatipg rushing times In the
fsii. We are q porienclnp very warm yce ana =
~ pre- ent, but wnitesboro beng situated a.
us. on an en'nence. doe S not suilsr as those
30 VINO are. situated In the low la de.
ultesporo Is pr nj OF her location.
her As a railroad town she usually AVERAGES
twenty-five trans daily. Stock has com-
nie ced moving and wenave become sccus-
Wlnsn u me sight of seeing train after train Of
STUCK passing through tonorthern IN arkels.-
An ice cream festival under Ihe Iausncs..o .
.ne iaul aid society, was given las, Q onipy,
Mhen was grand success, netting ninety dol,
iars wmlch goes 10 tho furnishing OF the
methodist church. w '"'
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I.Omgvicw.

Special to tho Herald.
Longvlew, June THE thermometer reg.
stered 9i In the shade to-day. 1t has been
very warm also Tor tho past four days. Run
Is nea cd for the c IN. A slight rain and
lhunder sto IN occurred this afternoon, and
prospects are now LOot for rain. Farm ers
have beea very indusui ious for tome days and
crons are pretty we'll cleared of gra 8.
The agens Of the United states flsh
COMMIT siOn lut one hundred und
twenty five 'hrusand y0uug Bhad In the Sabine
at the !, &C. N. railway bridge some time
yesterday. They wero intcnded for the Trinl
iy aud B'alos, but the supply of ice gave out
and they were put IN the sabine TO prevent
their loss.
Prof. Harding's schoul has had q closing
examination ibis week, snd tonight have
commencement eNerci csnt Davis hall.
The theriif 8 Id he stock of Lewis Meyers
under n t.chment to-day. II was sold IN bulk
TO j. W. Flanagan for sixty-fve PR cent Of
the iu voice,
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san Antonio,
Special to the Herald,


san Antonio, June H. Last night between
Ten AID eleven o'clock, at SAINT Hedwig. in
the post oak se ilsment, this county, a Mexi-
can named Pedro Lojor, assaulted and al
tempted to murder a Poliso lsdv named F,ap.
cis udy k. The Mexican attacked her with n
knife ana succeeded In cutting her throat.
nearly severl' the windpipe. He
then stole horse, saddle and bridIe
be ongng to Toney NJ hls and mad- his es-
cape Inc lady was not dead at daylight thi.
morning, but had bled 50 much the doctors
think she can hardly recover. Pedro Lojor
was tracked within miles OF San Antonio.
VIII n the trail was lost, 1t is supposed he
At ths Governm ent building scaffoldjnp
fell on man, breaking his leg Several other, ,
were severely injured.
Ten carloads of sh en- will be Skinned to
Paris, France, tomorrow via the interna-
tienal & Great Northern rail Dad
General Il. y. U. Ord arrived from Mexico
1851 night accompanied by hts daughter,
Mrs. Gen raj Trevino.
Investigation into the state of Captain
Armer's mind closed to-day. IL Is under.
stood the ilnoings will vinditata the can't In
Jul, Let
Representatives of Astor. New York, are
mere and have made Arrangements to put up a
s25u.WO hotel as II health resort. Whom flnisb-
ed 1t will cost s5GO. 900
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Jack sbOrO.
Special to the Ueralu,


Jicksboro, June 1.-Two young men,
brothers, named Frank and VIII Kerby, were
arrested here to-day, charged with the mur-
der of B id s,rogg.ns, of Dallas county, last
February. They waive. an examining trial,
and were bound over In the sum If 81 ,O0J each
to appear at the next term of the distr ct
court. IT Is alleged that the Kerbys, with
others not yet arr std, W mt 10 the Ind an
Territory In search ofst0len mules; tnat they
found the mules aJ The rancho of note
horse thief named Storemap, at which place
Scroggns Wa arr, sted. stOneman cnuli moi
be fIunn. The party started TO return with
Scr ggins under nrre~t. Bome GAYS aiterward
the de d body OF Scroggns was found hang
inN fr m tree and shot in eeverai places
ii. III. McC JDnel last night received his
commission rs postmas err Oi thistown.
Miss Fannie Murphy fu and accom-
plisheh young lady, n graduate o 81. Bridget
a1sdemy New ork, has 0p-n,d q school on
Archer street MIS- Murphy's amable disposi
ITO and general aptitude for the instruction of
the young, has ALREADY secured her n large and
increasing number of frupils ami the best wish
es of the commuuiiy for her success.
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Special TO The Herald.
Houston, jane II. "A delegation from Wealth
erford are here comforting with the raiirosd
directors to secure the Waxahachie tap and
Houston, Texas & Red River road through
their town. 1t IL not known what inducements "a
they offer 10 get the roads. Oilioials have
given no definite answer.
The scholastic census was completed here
to-day. Some hi over three thousand
names are enrolled. State aid Is VIII 1t il OK :
pected. The schools next year Will be run
nine months inst sad of eight.
Two little boys, the old st hut five years
badly burned by pouring kerosine on a
fire In the yard. The Oldest died this event ng
| from the effect
IL ia reported that the Internati NAL railroad
VIII commence Sunday running trains from
Houston TO Denison via MinIOla.
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Galveston.
Special to the Herald.

SfNN'"i W tIc IitIdlu.
galveston, June l7.-Messrs. Greenleye,
BLOCK Co., wholesale dry goods me, chants ,
nave purchased three lots In the burnt dis.
.rict on ths stran', upon which they propos @
10 ertcte forty thousand dollar brick four.
story bui ding.
fxeu'ive preparations are being made by
tne coo,ed people for celebration Uf emanoi-
patton day
Heidenheimer Is authority for the statement
.nM SUP criptions to the Paimer.Su livan
raii~ nave Reached SIS, 000 The committee
sollciting subscriptions have nine DAYS IN
manded. wv
A house on Center, between posoflce and
market, was entered last night mud y small
amount ofmoney and .ome clothing was eY-
rracted. |o'nisht colored boy named Henry
Grinin, was arre.ted charged with theft by
special officer Mo .ntaiu aud landed In the
county II. The goods and portion OF the
m" engineer corps of the Palmer-su ulliyan
rallwa are OK. ecled here daily. They will
g'n immediately to survey their route on
The island. w.
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Datned. The operstiv houses were NOT de-.
sroyei, The nteis supposed 10 have been
o~auseu ~ ny the explosion az an oil iamp. Al
O'Clock Thursday mon iua the lamr was IN ,hc
ner ~, ar oi the mill The Are ragged
., On proper Is IS follows: German Am ricsn
s,,sU, Nor,h british md Mercantile, eS,6OO:
N.sgsrs ". so0i Fire assurance Of Phi adei.
ss "nia; nss. Ss,Wi Commercial Union assn ance.
. a. a, vi p, rsoatg "a ingand insurance ca ,ss,.
=, ~ ~ ~ ,ico, t4,50o; North Amer icap Home.
WW Watrtown, of New Yott. Wy60s
h,,s, hs'esn assurance mpauy, SO 900 Lynch.
& ou,g siso0 Queen. $40 500 Columbus insur.
snrsr" snrs "na nsnk & company, ,2,9O0 Total In.
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Meeting Of Railroad Presidents.

New York, Juue 17.-At meeting Of the
presidents of the New York Central q
Hudson River, Baltimore 4 Ohio,
Pennsylvap!a n New York, Lake Erie
& Western combined, held to-day In
the Office of Commits ionei Fipks, Il was resolv-
ed that they would not countenAnce
or In any way participate In
any tlme contracts In we t.bountl
traffic, and that the commissioner. notIHes all
parties Ia interest and take such step, az may
be necessary to enforcs such resolution,
aud second that presidents uf each OF the com.
pauies represented wi give the same instruc.
lions TO all lines and reprssen tatives connect.
ed with ,h.m respeollvsly. and third that the
the executive commit tee Of westsrn lines. then
to nj pit such measures AZ may be necessary tt
uaint ain tariff rates
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Baird.
Special TO ii Q Herald.

Baird. June II "A very serious and ssd G.
clden. occurreGh Ii ~ thl'morning. Nine ears
of iron ran !, ''-0 steep grade into q locomo-
tive thntwi .r u by on the track
ahvad of them Ihe COLI ion resulted I'm the
death OF tie engineer, Brrns. and In serious
If not fatal wouhdi gothic Il ,emap, Mr. Oscar
Richardson. kilograms were immed lately
sent from here "a The relatives of Rlchai d SON.
who, 1t Is said has q hali-brolher In W cath
g ford.
3. Lrpnuskl a. Bro. of Weathertord ,rN
opened here a wholesale grocery house a
general me'chandlse. and are doing an exten-
sive bu iness with surrounding points AZ well
as In the tow.
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Laredo.

Special to the Herald.
Laredo, June l7.-The International suIve j.
ing party from the city of b exco, and Mi u
b. Swothen arrived In New Laredo this
morning The party Ia In CHI of VIM
Sprague, assistant engineer. The Najor left
them at Monterey to look ut another route and
Will come via the coast Jam Truehart. Il
Gerard, W. Campb II and Alfred Raphael, oi
his party
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Off for the Northern Scas,

San Francisco, June 1.-THE Uritcd States
steamer Rogers left for the northern seas yes
terday ut 3l5 p, m. She was escorted to the
hesds by several tugs and yachts. AS The
pass along the water front every vessel ga
iu,ed ana thousands Of persons Witnessed her
depart.rc. The Wind blew too strong foI
small yachts so The con emplated e,cort by n
yacht fleet was abandoned. The officers and
crew of the Rogers left In the best of heath
mud spirlta
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nimr.on COTTON lrills n.rned.

Raleigh, n q June II The total destruc-
,lon by fire is reported tf Simpson mills in
Alamaple county, four mica from Graham.
The mills, which were The property Of Falls,
OF the Nense mAnufncturIn9 company. ", re-
Of wood, llnod with brick. asi feet In Ionrih
and two stories h,sh. They wsrs built IN 1870,
ivlop .ratives wers eniploysd; totsl value oi
the ~hOle property was about o200, 900. lt II
insured. The cotton house and boiler house
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DesMoines Iowa, June l7.-At tn, after
noon session of the democratic state conven-
on the committee on credentials rep rte
evenly hive COUNTIES represented, and W. A. &.
STOW, OF Freemont, was elected permanent
chairman, The COMMITTEES on resolution 4
reported, reaflirming the nation / platforms
Is and 1880. Judge Il q, plnne, If Tama
cnun Y, was nominated for governor; G. NJ
Walker, Of Polk county, FIR lieutenant-poy-
ernor, and IL. u. lIcndershot Judge of the
supreme court. Tne convention then ad-
iOuinpd,
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Excitement In the , hoctnw N.,,o.

Little Rock, June ia d,spatcb from
,o'' Sh IN says that excitement prevails
throughout the Choctaw nation in card 10
'ne ,x,n, perm,ssw. It's understood from psrt,es
ning nrr mat over 900 nien are Organized
anu armed 10 resisS attacks. tn whitss "a
,aw ,.ueinp,lng TO evaie the payment of
aN IN various ways, hut so far Without suc.
cess, The militia of Sai bolos County Will
nnr, m,u. W. 'ne covert house Wednesday for ho
purpose OF taking active measures tuward
s,xps.ling white settlers who refuse 10 nav
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Ene Henley Regatta.

London June Il The sp rstmsn says the
action of the stewards of ,he IIenl y regatta,
declining the entry OF the Cornell university
crew for the rach Tor The Nisitors' Gun, Is per.
rely uDeXpaina0le, save Oh thu ground that
this bo Y has ever bean notorious for mud
ding msmanaGement and lack Of courtesy,
We really ,egret that he Correli four have re-
ceived such treatment, Hnd wish them TO uu-
ders'and that tha general public does not sy N :
pathizc in h least with the eccentric perver-
sity OF the stewards.
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MOrtuMrx .nnfaers

New Orleans, June F,-s. V Anderson. OF
Mecomo City, an Engllshman by birth, ar
rived here from New York June 81, nd died al
,he 81. Ch'rles hotel OF congestion of tina
oraln this evening. IL is stated that his busi-
ness Was thstof cotton buyer.
hey Father Joseph .Austalt Cavon, OF tbia
tive Alsace, is dead, age 90. :" Nv
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TO use his judgment and not to bs dictated to
by any men, and his appointments should al.
ways be made first wi n vi W
to the pub io gooi, aud second
with view TO the capacity and character OF
the applicant. He WAS opposed to the boss
system Ia politics and did not propose to give
the PATRONAGE Of any state 10 any one man
After some further general conversation the
interview ended.
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Tyler.


SpNcIAI 70 tho HorNIU.
Tyler, juno 1.-THE weather is hot, the
thermometer registering 100 degrees in the
shade. One case of snnstroke occurred hers
yesterday.
The new Machine shops OF tho Texas & st. &.
Louis railroad VIII be ready for occupation on
the l2h.
A telegraph llnc is being built from here 10
Waco,
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Liverpool uo.,on U,rou,..

LIVERPOOL, June l7,-This weeks circular
Oh inc Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association
says cou'n was In moderate demand
tnr nghout the week. Quotations ara
w"nin moue ate change. American
w. W. ~ itir demand at unc langed rates.
10 wa Island buslne. was limited and onois.
lions are unal,ered, Futures opened rm hnt
shorlly weakened and after fluciua ting slight.
~, prices clo.e du'l & 1-s2 d.ciine.
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s,tisil.


SNtC1hI 10 thh IIeTaIU.
RuslS, June ia glorious rain Il h re this
aiteraocn, commencing about half rsst two
O'CLOCK, and lesting several hours. II secures
the farmers good corn orrp. The cotton was
also b ginDins tn need rain and IL greatly
benz n ted thereby. The prospects In this
portion of Ihe yinyard for peace and plenty Ia
very lair.
The prospects FOE a railroad hero Ia the
near future are as lin loOmngup.
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Chair Factory Burned

Chicago, June IA. p. Johnson & Co.'S.
nve-stnry brick chair mandatory burned
last night. The employees In lie upper stories
escaped with e en- difIl,ulty, Ave being
., ghily burned while fleeing fIom the build.
building H. Si0ilOO
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commissioners OF Appeals.
Special TO the Herald.

Austin, June l7,-The opinions OF
commissioners OF appeals, adopted by the
supreme conrt, wcre to-day aa follows.
Green VA Long, from Palo Pinto. Reversed
and remanded.
Ho tze,l We Jones; from Navarro. Affirmed
and awards of commissioners adopted by the
supreme court.
Uobbins Va the oit' Of San Antonio, from
B xar county. Affirmed
Drone vs Gulnem y,ret ali from Navarro.
Reversed and femsndsd.
Forman VS. Curtcni from Brazos county
Dismis .cd.
Navarro County Publishing Company va
Flshbrrn from Navarro county. Affirmed. e..
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Nih,Iis,s Sentenced

st. Petersburg, June lit Is annonned
that recent court martial for the trial Of the
nihillsts at Kleff, sentenced two persons to
death and the remaining eight either tn penal
80 vnudes or elile to siberia. The emf peror
has commuted the death senter ces tO email
servItude for life of accused, including four
Mnmpn. - -
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Sentenced to be Hung

Cincinnati, o., June l7.-Fort Smith, Ark,
special says Judge Parker In United States
court yesterday sentenced to be hung on
September OH, George W. Padget,, william
Brown patfi'k McGnwsn Ames Munley
ana Abe MUM y, t,r murders committed by
them In the dian Nation. -
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He Believes I'm Mother shtpton's Pro.
phcsy trU

Ottown, Ont, June H.-A man named Mar.
tell mmen ced buil1ing q minatu ark on
Dtch usie street this mornlng In anticipation
OF flo ON the l0ih Of Jure. HIs wife had
sp nj The entlr week In looking and preparing
provisions for tho trip,
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London, June l7.-After race for Raus me.
mortal stakes az Ascot heath yesterday, Mr..
T.. Lorrllierd's IS o, h. Waliensteiu was sold 10
Charles Fisher, his trainer, aud he will not
again carry Mr.. Lorr,llnId 's colors,
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Raiacd, Rabbed ana murdered

Alglers, June T..-The Insurgents have made
araid on the exporters factories near saide,
and robbed the employees, who are nearly ali
spani h, after which they set fire TO tneir
Dwellings aud other property Zen women
and chi dren ars missing. 1t Is said siaty
wagoners Were Killed, -'
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Tho Coney Island Cup.

New York. June 1.-THE starters for the
Coney 1s'and Cup, to be run TO morrow, are,
Luke Blsc kburn, Parole, Uncss, MONT r, and
Glenmore. In the pools Tonight. ut Hunter
Ppint, B'acbburr sod for tlGO, Parole and
Uncas s32, Moaitor s2G and Gleumoret
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London, June i7.--The three farmers. ac,iva
IN the land leauge, have been arrested under
re coercion act, AZ Aughee, ccunty Galway,
suspected of the murder OF NJ. OFral, CHAR
n,an OF Null naton, county West Meath, and
released. ' sew oeo"
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Sherman.
Special to the Herald.

Sherman, June T.-This evening as the
western bound train pulled out from savoy, q
brakeman named b. 5. To0tsman, who was
sitting on the top Of the Car next TO the Inst,
fell between the oars and was run over, cut
ting OF both legs near the body nnd hts right
arm near the shoulder. lie died In o lie " mo-
ments after.
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London, june l7.-The morning Post says.
1--WE h We en- hority to stule that Joseph II.
Boehm, the well known scul ptar. of London,
has been ordered 10 execute statue OF Bea.
con,ileld, which IN 10 he placed In Wtsmin-
ster Abbey, ms u national meme rial
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London June l7.-The telegraph operators
have decided tha. 1.-THE officials suspended
any of them for refusing to work overtime on
or after The. 27lh inst, the whole s,aff win 20
on strike lntil their colleagues shall have
been reinstated.
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Affairs In Ireland.

Dublin, June Il. Mullen, who was charged
with the sloo'ing Of he boy Farrell In The
streets of Dublin on the lr,t of My last, has
been sentenced TO penal servitude for life. The
Viceroy h,s prohibited the meeting / Clone
sbper, county Meath, In view Of the execu.
tlOn OF wfits.
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hhot and KiIIcd mi. wife,

Charleston, s. c., June l7.--A Q loied man
named Niunday shot anh killei his VIII, In
Edgcleld county, last light, nnd was lod ed in
jail ,o-,l..y., The murder seems /, havo tcca
unprovoked,
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EngIi.h Pos,ofIicc EmDloy,s.

London, June l7.-POsmas.cr General Fors.
colt announced 10 the house Of commons to
day that scheme would shortly b. promulga
ted which wonl,i gre.tiy ameliorate tho con.
d tion of postofiice employees
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
Anniversary OF the Battle or Bunker

Boston, June l7.-As June 11ih is not legal
holiday, the celebration OF Il anniversary Of
tho battle Of Bunker Hin was confined almost
entirely 20 Charlestowr, although bat little
business was ao AZ In oiher parts OF ths city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
on "A pIcn,urc Excursion

WI rcppg. Manitoba, june l7.-Gsnera NJ.
@. Butler, United States senator from South
Carolina, aud q inera, Gibbons, OF the Ueitei
States army, commanding at Fort erell''R
nenr st. Paul, NO he.e on u pleasure exeur'