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Reckless Negroes.

Charles Evans, Warren Essley and Au-
gus'us Flsya, were arrested by Officers Null
len and Hodges, Thursday night. These
colored gentlemen were engaged 10 game
Of "old sledge." They were arrested and
oslabcosed. Their trial WAS continued until
this morning.
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pt,cs! Pies! piles!

Doyou know what It is to suffer with pilcsc
lfyou do,y II know what is one OF the worst
I rments of the human frame. The most per-
lei cure 7, dney-Wort ours coustipa.
ti0n, nd then Its tonic action .estores health
to the disease bowels and prevents recurrence
OF disease. Try IL without delay
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CREDITOR.
Hce,

During these very hot days it ia absolutely
economical to keep well supplied with ice,
aud jarrett at his depot in rear Of Apollo
hall, has on hands full supply of pure north
ern lake ice. II will be delivered to any
part of the city, and ice in case of sickness
can be had AZ night by calling at Jarrett
room, one door west of the Crutchfeld
hnuaa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02

G'SEWlNa MAGAZINE GOoDS.-All KINGS
OF sewing Machine needles and parts ut lowest
Wholesale price. Send for price list and save
charges by getting goods at home.
OTIS, SMITH & CO.,
mt ~ Main street, Houston Texas,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02
Tho French CClehrnta

Our French fellow-citzsns will celebrate
the IA h ofJuly, the anniversary of the day
when that rolic of despctsm, the bss,ile, wa.
oveshrown. Ga next Thursday afternoon
there will BIO ameeing to perfect arrange.
mchts.
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A card.

Having lettit TO the arbitration Of friends
as to who should mako the race for marshal,
j. Q. Arnold or myself, II was decided .ha,
Ar old Is the man. therefore withdraw In
his favor. WI. w. SMITH.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02

A colored man whose head WAS bsdly cut
and the blood proFuse'v emsnsting from the
wounds. popped into Hoyt 81 Cuffip's drug
store yesterday to get his head repaired He
said b-ick hsuler al struck mia with a
brick. Last night MS head WAS in good
fix, but the brick was crumbed to pieces
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02

After a personal experience and fair trial,
Mrs Fred w. French, No. I Gates street.
:. Boston. writes; l haze used ST. Jacobs
Oil for neuralgia and think IL superior 10
ANYTHING | ever used
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02
what Makes Ysu eicL ,

Iou have allowed your bowels 10 bscoms
nsssostuAlly eostye. your liver has become tor.
s s,c ss ZANE sh'o sis your liansys md you
sssof kidesi. Wort, take Il HikiSiiv!p s Sns
GO. zen w'il is,gsl yos have aay such oisss SS
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PFours. ELLIOTT q NALL.
ANNOUNCE EMIT.
THE CITY OF WACO,
NOTICE.

Owing to severe storm las! evening We
were debarred from obtsining our usual tel
egraphic matter, tho ires from all directions
having bsen blown down at an early hour in
tho njgbt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02

CAWANTED--50 stone.cutlers a, "a, oOper day
orpieee work, also 90 quarrymsn at o.. 80 pei
day todfillcr on ,he Bfazrs bridge on G c
" s.F railroad. P.J Loonie, extractor
Morgan, Bnsoua Co Tax
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Fl PMso Hotel, For, wor,h,

Tho III Paso hotel is getting on finely un.
dee TIC now management, and Capt. Alexan.
OR b IL fair 70 prove - good hotel man u
he wss postmaster.
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Dallas asd other Counties.
From The iasess reports Of the s,ass CONN.
tfollsr. The following d Cleaned rslssivs 70
Ne standing Of We several counties. Fra
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02

Monthly report Of city taxes collected by ].
G. Bogel, assessor and collector, during the
month of June, 1851.
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Colored Satins at CO. q yard, worth SOc,
at the Dollar Store. IA Elm street.
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Dissolution Notice

The firm of holland, Joiner \ Co. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, W. +. Patty and
T. ID. Joiner retiring.
s. IL. holland and II. s. Price will continue
the VIII lesalc hardware usiness Ms heretofore
onuer tho arm name of holland, Price \ Co.
The new firm OF holland, Price 4 Co assumes
Oil the liabilities OF holland, Joiner \ Co., and
Will collect all outstanding claims due the
same' y. II. holland.
I. ID. JOINER.
W. r. PATTY,
Il, 3. PRICE.
Having disposed Of our Sherman buslnsss.
we shall now give our undivided attention.
time and energy 10 our interest here, and hes
70 annousce TO our friends and patrons tia, vs
are now prepared 10 al orders In our limo 4,
lowest nsrhst piiss.
HOLLAND. PRICE 4 %,
paaaas, Tsxas, Jane Nh, iWi.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


G-Madame Mitchell, the English as,rolo.
gist, has removed and is permanently loca.
ted at 9l5 Commerce street. Zee sign.
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ID Ed,

DIED,
MCCORMICK Elizabeth inf-nt daugh ter
ofJudge A. p. Mccormick, at o. CLOCK yester.
day morning. Will be buried at o O'Clock
shis morning nom hls residence corner Ross
avenue and OIL ander street. Friends Of the
family are invited to attend.
sUTToN.-Johny,l little son Of DR.. Sutton,
died yesterday morning at 10 o. clock. The fu.
neral took place from It, Matthew's Cathedral
At Q O'Clock last evening.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-20
Prom the Capital.

The suggestion that Senator Bruce, Of
Missippi be called into the cabinet of
Garfield. has been made to the PRESIDENT
elect, and he thinks we'll Of it. but is re-
ported as saying that there is plenty of
time for reflection.
GEN. WALKER has no sooner approxi-
mately arrived at the population Of the
United States than he goes to work on
the probable number in 1890. He says
he has made very careful computation,
and has decided that. under favorable cir
cumstances, in 1890 the American nation
will number 81 ,4G7 900 souls.
WHILE the widest diversity of opinion
prevails at Washington in regard to the
provisions of the funding bill, it is plain
to be seen that conservative sentiment is
chrystalizing upon Il plan to issue five.
twenty bonds for the greater portion OF
the maturing debt, aid for the remainder
treasury notes redeemable in one to five
years. 1t is thought that the bonds could
be issued at 3per cent. and the notes at 81
MIR. TREsCoTT, one of the United States
commissioners sent to China. has arrived
in the city. He brought with him the i'm
migration treaty recently entered into
with China, and delivered it to the state
department. The treaty will be sent to
the senate in few days for ratification, OF
which there is no doubt, owing to the lib.
eral restrictive terms which the Chinese
COVER nment was willing should be placed
| upon the emigration OF her subjects to the
United States. The commercial treaty
also negotiated will be brought on in q
few days by another of the commissioners
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-20
CablcEralllS.

GOOD feeling has heen restored between
Egypt and Abyssinia. and the highways
have been reOpened.
A GERMAN war vessel will be sent to the
coast of Africa to observe events in the
Transvaal.
BEACoNsEIELD took an early Opportuni-
tv to declare, in the house of lords, on the
Sth inst, that the accession of the Glad
stone government has unsettled everything
in Europe, and also Ireland.
BARON SIMON Won OPPENHEIM, the head
of the great London banking house, is
dead
FRANCE will hold that the mobilization
of the Greek reserves absolves her from
further action
THE pope has requested all Catholic
journals to submit their articles on Ire
land to authorities of the Vatican.
The batteries of artillery stationed at
Dublin are not permitted to march into
the country for exercise without an escort.
TIE cortes opened Jan. 5th. In the
speech from the throne it was announced
that Portugals relations with all foreign
powers were satisfactory.
TAE officers of the Tralee branch of the
Irish land league have been arrested on
charge of sedition, for having passed a
resolution to Boycott" a citizen named
Canes.
PARNELL and his parliamentary ccl-
leagues have made a burlesque OF the state
trials at Dublin, by absenting themselves
Not even an audience gathers to hear the
testimony,
OVER one hundred rifles were stolen
feom an armory in the vicinity of Lon
don, on the Sth inst. Dublin gunshops
still do an immense business.
AT Vienna war is regarded as next to 4
certainty. In a recent interview, Gen.
Ignatief declared that retrograde move
ment on the part of Greece would endan-
ger the throne of King George.
a MOB near Claremorris. Ireland, dug
deep ditch to obstruct the passage of
police, and threw stones at the officers
A bayonet charge was made, and four per-
sons are believed to have been fatally
wounded
YOKOHAMA advices by the last steamer
state that on December 13 the japanese
coasting steamer with sixty passengers
and a crew of twenty-five foundered in an
inland sea and sixty-four lives were lost.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-20

GARFIELD's cabinet begins to materl-
alize. That Senator Blaine has been
offered and has accepted, the poslt-
ion of premier is asserted by his intl-
mate friends at Washington. A gentle
man in high official place declares that
Governor Foster has accepted the
secretaryship of the interior. 1t is be-
heved that the treasury portfolio Will
soon be rendered to Levi 2. Morton,
of New York. The Pacific coast Is to
have representative in the cabinet,
and Congressman Horace Davis, of
California, is being favorably consider
ed for postmaster general, and Samuel
Wilson, San Francisco lawyer, is
urgently pushed for attorney general.
President Hayes, finding that Mr.
Morton was to occupy a seat Ill the
new cabinet, rendered him the secre-
hryship of the navy for two months,
which was declined with thanks.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-20

The coroner's jury in the case Of the
victims of the Alpena disaster con-
denim the vessel as ''in bad condition,
and unseaworthy for a passenger boat,
says that the life-boats were ''rotten,
that the life-preservers were "untlt tor
use," and that the sailors, except the
officers, were inexperienced" OF
course Captain Goodrich, owner of the
Alpena, cannot agree with the verdict,
which to him seems severe. If the 0ls-
aster shall have the effect of making
vesse-owners and government inspect
ors more careful and avert similar ca
lamities in future, the unfortunate per
sons who went down with the Alpena
will not have died in vain.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-20
Accidents.

TIE victims of the boiler explosion at
Allentown, Pa, now number sixteen.
THE paper mills of f. H. Reynolds. at
South Bend, Ind was damaged $1,000 by
fire on the 11th inst.
TwENTY-ONE deaths occurred in New
York, from diphtheria, within the twenty
four hours ending Jan: !.
FOWLER, CHAMPION u Co., Of New York,
engaged in the importation of chemicals
have made an assignment, their liabilities
being s5OO,OOO.
= AT Coalville, Kan, the dress Of Miss
Davis caught fire from an open CRATE, on
the Sth inst, and herself and mother were
burned to death.
F. S. BAsso, an aged and wealthy citi-
zen Of Milwaukee, was for three days miss
ing, but has been found in street railway
barn in an insane condition.
The wife of the principal performer in
the troupe of Nautch Hindoos now in New
York, who is but y years Of age, became
mother on Saturday, but was soon rob-
bed of her infant by death.
BY the explosion of a vat of varnish in
the brewery of Peter Dodger, in New
York, on the Sth inst, four men were
enveloped in flames, and scorchcd to a
degree which leaves no hope for their re-
coverv.
The prairie in the region of Fort Rob
inson, Nebraska, is covered by frozen snow
to the depth of seven inches. Hundreds
of dead cattle can be seen along the banks
of the streams.
A TEAM of horses drawing heavy wag-
or, ran away at Watertown, Wis, on New
Years eve After considerable advertis-
ing they were found standing dead in a
marsh. almost envelored in nire, six miles
from OcOnomowoc.
MATHEW SCHEULER, aged 80 years, went
into an oil tank at Bradford, Penn, on
the 7th inst, to receive an augur bit and
was overcome by the gas arising from the
oil He was discovered lying in the bot
tom of the tank an hour later.
A FIRE at Lockport. n. Y, on the 7th
inst, destroyed the Hodge opera-house and
the Gargling Oil building, the loss be-
ing S150,C00. In the latter structure there
were the pos, office, internal revenue and
telegraph offices.
PHILIP A. GODDARD, auditor elect OF
Wabasha county, Mimi, shot himself
through the temple Jan. II, while labor
ing under a fit OF mental ALTERATION, su:
perinduced by ill-health; he was dead
when discovered. Deceased was unmar.
ried, and about 81 years of age.
A BOILER in the big pudding mill of the
Allentown, Pa, rolling mill, exploded on
the Sth inst, damaging the mill to the ex'
tent Of 100000, and instantly killing Jno
Shak, aged 4S years. and fatally
wounding Hugh Gallagher, aged
%, Hugh Harrington, aged y
Patrick McGce, 1G, James Roarity,. Is
and Charles McCIosky, Is. The fol'ow
ing persons were bodily injured: Sam
Burges, aged 26. James Harkins, %, Johr
Harkins, IS, VIM. Gibbons, and Jas. -
bov. The boiler, which was forty feet
long and three feet in diameter, was rent
in the middle in two pieces.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-20

A COMMITTEE Of three appointed by
the Municipal authorities Of Denver,
Col, are visiting eastern cities, with a
view to securing information as to plans
etc, for the erection of several public
buildings III Denver The last named
city has, during the past year, in build
ings by private parties, expended So
100000, and the city is pushed to keep
pace in public matters with private en-
terprise. A new court house. at a cost
eff s1S1 900, and a city hall at 5000, 200,
besides other buildings, are to be
erected.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-20

Mr.. REAGAN, of Texas, reported the
inter state commerce bill rom the
committee on commerce, and I'M
mediately proceeded to discuss his own
substitute for the bill. 1t (the substi-
tute) provides that freight charges
shall be proportioned to weight, GUAM
tty and distance which goods are
transported; and there will be no re-
bates allowed; that people shall not be
deprived of the benefit of competition
between railroad companies by pooling
arrangements. In reply to Congress
man Rice, Mr.. Reagan stated that the
place from which freight was sent and its
destination would determine whether
the Transporting it was in the nature of
interstate commerce or not. During
Mr. Reagan's speech the morning hour
expired, and the bill went over, with
the understanding that it will be soon
'aken up and fully and freely discussed.
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Tit for Tat.
From the Spectator


A friend of1nine has rough-haired
collie wise and exquisitely modelled,
One evening lady of the household,
with whom he was q special favorite,
stopped quietly as he lay half asleep
on the rug and placing her face close
to his head blew sharply with a slight
shout in one of his ears. Tickled and
startled, he jumped up and moved off,
seemingly somewhat offended. In the
course of the evening the lady happen
ed to be reclining in an easy chair,
when the collie was observed by some
ofthe inmates to rise, and making a
circuit to move stealthily toward the
chair put his forepaws on one Of the
arms, and placing his nose close to
the lady's ear, 10 give a sharp bark
and instantly bound of.
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Queer Remedies...The Peculiar Manner
in Which People Try to Cnre Them
selves,
Portland (Oregon) Bulletin
Chambers Journal.

At an inquest held at Bradwell, Bucks,
on the body of a 5-year-old girl who
died of hydrophobia, one of the witness
es deposed that two days after the
child had been bitten the buried dog
a piece of it weighing about an ounce
and half, frizzled on fork before the
fire until it was dried up, and then CIV
en- to the child, who ate it freely, but,
nevertheless died. Not an overnice
remedy, but hardly nastier than mag
pie dust, which no less parsonage than
the Princess Bismarck apparently
deems an infalliable specific for
epilepsy; since no longer ago than Jan
uary last, the president of Eckenfoer-
der Shooting club addressed the follow
ing circular to the members of the as
sociation: "Her Highness Princess Bis
marck wishes to receive before the 18th
inst, as many magpies as possible,
from the burned remains Of which an
anti-epileptic powder may be manipu
lated, permit myself, therefore, high
and well born sir, to entreat that you
will shoot as many magpies as you can
in your preserves, and forward the same
to the Chief-Forester Lange, at
Friedrichsruh or hither without paying
for their carriage, down to the 18th of
the month"
Sir Walter SCOTS piper, John Bruce,
spent whole Sunday selecting twelve
stones from twelve south running
streams, with the purpose that his sick
master might sleep upon them and be-
come whole. Scott was not the man to
hurt the honest follows feelings by
ridiculing the notion of such a remedy
proving ofavail; so he caused Bruce to
be told that the recipe was intalible,
but it was absolutely necessary to sue
cess that the stones should be wrapped
in the petticoat of widow who had
never wished to marry again; upon
learning which the Highlander renounc-
ed all hope of completing the charm.
Lady Duff Gorden once gave an old
Egyptian woman a powder wrapped
in fragment of the Saturday Review.
She came again to assure her bene-
factress the charm was wonderfully
powerful one; for although she had
not been able to wash off all the fine
writing from the paper. even that little
had done her great deal of good.
A sea captain, when one of his crew
crayed for something for his stomachs'
sake, on consulting his book found '.No
Is" was the thing fol-. the occasion. Un-
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-20

De LEssEPs seems bound to dig that
canal. A Paris dispatch announces
that a preparatory expedition composed
of engineers and skilled mechanics, left
Havre for Panama direct, to commence
the survey and operations Immediate
ly. A large number of mechanics and
laborers, quantity of machinery, and
large supply of provisions have been
ordered in New York and New Orleans
for immediate shipment to scene OF
operations
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-20

ri6ce to the Lord She will probably die
ABOUT 1000 coal-miners of Wheeling
w. Va, have struck for an advance in
wages. The mine-owners say they will
, not accede to the demand.
Mrs. Brown, of indianapolis, has again
been convicted of the murder of her hus
band, and the jury sentenced her to i'm.
prisonment for life.
A MOB of three hundred persons forced
the prison doors at Entire Rios, in the Ar,
gentine Republic, on the Sth inst, and
cut to pieces four slaves charged with mur
der.
and treasurer of the printers union, at
in his possession, amounting to only a
moderate sum.
IT seems that Captain Cooper, who was
recently appointed consul at Cadiz, on the
application of Senator Ferry, is the man
who whipped that Gentleman at the Ma,
tional hotel, in Washington.
BURGLARS succeeded in cracking the
safe in an Office at Bradford, Pa, on the
1lth inst, and distracted $4,000 in securi-
ties, small amount in cash, and diamonds
valued at several hundred. 1t is thought
that there are regular organized gangs OF
cracksman about there, whose usual
method, nearly always successful, is to
pry off the knob Of the combination lock
and Their force back the bolt. There is no
clue to the perpetrators.
"LoRD' PELHAM, the English swindler
has been arraigned at Salt Lake, and
pleaded not guilty. The name he used
on the alleged forged checks was Marcus
La Pere Beresford, and he defies the prose
Cutlon to prove that a false cognomen.
tie acts as his own attorney.
AVAILABLE aapple gray Norman horse
of Mr.. Jesse Hodgson, a farmer and stock
raiser living near Ell Paso, ILL.,, and two
fine hogs, weighing three hundred pounds
each, were stolen from the pen of David
McCatferty. No clue to the thieves
SINCE the failure of negotiations for a
treaty with Russia, the Chinese govern
ment has made extensive preparations for
war. 1t is believed that torpedoes will be
laid at the entrance to treaty ports, and
the commerce of all nations cut off.
TWELVE American Union telegraph
men were arrested at Elizabeth, N. j.. the
other day, for interfering with Western
Union wires, and held in 5000 bail each,
to appear for examination. Mr.. Wilson,
Of the Pennsylvania road has become Sc
curity.
SATURDAY night the residence of James
Arms, of Quincy, III. was entered by burg
lars who chloroformed MIR. and Mrs. Arms,
tore up the carpets. and secured Sl35,
which Mrs. Arms kept hid under the edge
Of the carpet, the savings Of Mr.. Arms
summer work as a carpenter. They also
took double-barrel shotgun and all his
cartridges. The villains had evidently
been posted. During the day young man
came into the house from the rear without
ceremony, ostensibly hunting for rags, and
Suspicion rests in that direction. Detect
ives are working on that clew.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-20

Ir is strange to see the Irish people
following the Protestant Parnell against
the EXPRESSED wish of His Holiness the
Pope. This is because the Irish people
have in a measure ceased to ''kill each
other for the love of Cod and because
the clergy have less influence over them
than over before.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-20
Criminal.

BEN. LUMpK1N, colored, was killed on
the Sth inst, at Danvilie, Va, while at
tempting to arrest chicken thief.
TIE inclemency of the season has
caused the postponement of the wedding
of the crown prince of Austria and the
Princess Stephanie.
Mrs. ALICE WILLIAMS, of Alpena, Kent
county. Michigan. cut her tongue out
with razor. on the 18th inst. as a sac
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-20

fortunately there had been a run on
that number, and the bottle was empty.
Not caring to send the man away I'M
comforted, the skipper, remembering
that eight and seven made fifteen, made
up dose from the bottles so numbered,
which the seaman took with startling
effects, never contemplated by himself
or the cribbage loving captain.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-20
than ever ]

The time for filling applications for
arrearages of pensions expired July l
but over II 900 papers have since be en-
received, and it is believed that the law
for the admission of these claims will
be carried through. congress. Ulti,
mately this scheme will absorb $780,
100000
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-20

SENATOR MALONE, of Virginia, it is
reported, will vote with the republicans
in congress, and it is also rumored-
but it is only 4 rumor-that he hopes
to assist in the reorganization of the re-
nublican party in the Southern states.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-20

Gov. PORTER; of Indiana, was mar
ried to Miss Stone, on the 10th inst: at
the residence Of Mr.. Walter B. Gurnee,
the brides uncle, in New York City.
The affair was private, and only the
immediate relatives of the bride and
groom were present.