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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-15
CURE YOURSELF!

Dr lphannung v.zetAhle CatA,e Is warranted 10 per.
smeAB vif' nll ioIns Of sptTGAitorthta or ssninsi
Mtsth'A bvnrfai debility, lmptt,nf,. e,c and nslouT
ini fartr' ard brings back the "ssuihini Nssr' II
pe Nho nav ditoyud thy sexual cNccs,s evil nrrc-
iirts M h9mtvu tufcAnwrgks nc. THIS Ienttlv vhIeh
hat h,n a'ei " De bohan,sn In his IIir rfaeiee for
over Thirty watts Nai hevrr known 10 l In tifnr ,s,-,
the WORST clsIS II gives v.,vhy and mpat,s ,ns,r,
WIN wonderful sli 20 io-c mlaS-srtd nitn who esfs
are nv y onts Nuung men iuhtfug huiu lie sarSDr
euenres o. ihni tvedmlv dss.luciw hlbs II ls Ihsp
.nn We thi M cns Win the assurance OF tfsfty trN
rkhh.khNi e-rc. The patient gains s;fsrgth snd -
tey ofpru ~ once as acts diceilY Gu ir tni,s ma
81 % soothing aud healing ond and rnod, ~ " ne -
lard t,mna wlccs aud ri,a,cd duts mi NJ, ~ rovs
end tone end estoflnH ,he 20 thclr nhiuipl i1ia rS
" II the ban,iul hnhl had ngytr hfn illhr, IN Vs
ngfrdlenis agv simple productions II nain-io,hs rtcia
huns ~, anu AZ. tn,eiAe for the nhu,e Observes
tt-ifco, fiy, Dollars, fnt With fnlf dtettara t,e ~
nv adiss. let tac uny OF Dr. A. Bohs nnant an u
No ~ North I'M, sirr b,iwcn washinrnn ayern.
Oiten ,itr,t, =. i0u,., .,S. Lsialltshtd In iX1 -
,ngiI hs"trtsil,n on Special .c.ss,,s wheh rive,
SSts ss. n, Snr,i, ~ mpom' mans y
lihi. 10 any address upon receipt tf one namn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-09
DfsAHLEb srEA n Err EVA Ss,ILtE.

Extent Of the Dnn,nsc--Snnlcs or Persons
InJnsei-A"rrs" nssnNaS.
H SEyANsyilLE, June S.-The Evansville will
be repaired here. The outside ilue Of her
Iarboard boiler collapsed while she was
discharging freight at Calhoon at S:So Tues.
day morning, blowing, out 10th ways.
Three OF her crew have dicd-rrank St.
Johns, fireman; Henry Ewing. white, and
Harrison Mallory, colored, rousters, and
Geo. St. Johns white fireman. jeff. Dayen,
port, Perry Porter and Yves. Burch, colorc,,l
roustera arc seriously ]qred, aud
some Of them are expected TO die
Eight or ten others were more Q, o.
less seriously injured. Oven Gilmore,
mate, was blown dVeraoasd, with two hogs
heads Of tobacco. lie was slightly scaltlcl
and somewhat bruised, but walked OF III.
boat here, and will >fec0ver.a The chic
engineer, Ben Blker, was hlown'into III,
river, but eacapod unlnlured,I a None oi til,
officers, except the mate, and none oi til,
passengers, were injured. There were man,
narrow escapes. Aprotcst was entered a
Calhoon. The Bowling Green will TAX
her place on Saturday, q 4 fElSi&r h i5sf
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MISSOURI OUTLAWS.
ROBBERY IN THE JAMES BOYS STYLE
Halt Dozen lluilans plunder the Bank Of Hrook'
asld and Hide Away Shooting and Shout.
inE Like Demons, sad Eseape Scot
FREQ Wlth Their SwAg. 4lt

KANSAS Cry, June S.-Just as the Bani
ol Brookfeld, in the town OF TINT name, or
tho Hannibal 4 st. Joseph Railway, was
closing, at four o'clock yesterday afternoon
SIX men rode into tho town from the west
down tho street, and dismounting, entered
tho bank, where thoy covered the clerks
with their revolvers and went through, thc
sale and money drawers, securing about
5000 IN cash. They then backed out, still
covering the, bank people with their re.
volvew. Remoanting, they departed In
the way they came, firing their revolvers
and shouting like demons. Tho robbers as
they departed started toward tho other
bank, but were evidently afraid Of finding
a warm reception prepared for them, md
concluded to abandon that part Of their
original scheme aud to safely make away
with their booty. 5,5l l@
Tho robbers connected with this audaci.
GUS deed all wore masks, but their descrip.
ton is rs follows: Three OF them were ap.
parently young men all well built. One
was m old man M his hair was quite gray
and being long hung from beneath his
heavy black slouch hat upon bis shoulders
Another one was so completely masked
as TO be in perfect disguise, and no descrip.
ton Of him could be attempted by the peo.
pie ut the bank. He kept in the back.
grounp, but seemed to bc the leader and
the impression in Brooktield nnd. among
those who heard the news here is that he
is no less than Frank james. The sixth
and last member OF the gang is not de.
scribcd, except that he had u long, sharp
nose and piercing black eyes. The party
was armed with two heavy revovers each
and spread terror throughout tue town MS
they rode through It. The men were well
mounted and rode like troopers: Two Of
the horses were daik bay, one black, one
sorrel and one gray. i. ~ 5ll ,'l' ~
The county Sheriff and Marshal organ.
lied a posse as speedily rs possible and
started after the robbers. In conversation
with Bob. Ford, Dick Little, ex-AIaryhal
Leegitt and others in this city who are
familiar with the James gang, the opinion
was CLEANED IRON them that Frank James
WIS not mixed up in this affair, although
they admit that the job was done in the
James boys style, and the opinion was
hazarded that the robbers might possibly
be some OF those who sat ut tho knees Of
tho famous leaders. II Is claimed that
Frank ls not In the neighborhood, how
ever. There is plenty OF tall timber near
Brooaiic!l and it is not thought likely
that the gang will be captured. A dis.
patch from St. Joseph says n telegram from
kirkville, not far from BrookGeld, states
that n party OF men had been stopping on
the Harper farm, I've miles southwest Of
that place, for the past three weeks, a,id
kept their rcvolyers OH all the time. No
body knew them. Several horses were
stolen there Saturday night, o&s AZ
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NEw yoRE, June S.--The Western
Union statement next week will be favor
auIc. There has only been four weeks
since january fist which showed II de-
crease i'll earnings. Points we're given yes
tetday TO sell the stock. 81 IE
On perhaps better authority it was said
hat arrangements were pending on the
conclusion OF which Western Union would
@put higher than ever before. Gould Is
aV'srd 10 have bought large block OF Ter.
Mceairal from Garrett, at private sale.
Nns stated last evening that Garrett had
@da, loss, md that tho sale had some
.nI'As to do with The arrangements between
M Iie Western Union and Baltimore & Ohio
Telegraph Companies. iHig$P&
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TIIE,Gl,OWlNG CROPS.
Ohio Juno Report-'The Late Frosts D0
,ftHr- r-'" Considerable Dn,,,nre IS = -,f-,a

Ohio Juno Rc,ort-rhc Late Frost. Do
Considerable Dn,anEe, n
CoLuMpus, June a-The June crop re-.
port al the Ohio Hoard OF Agriculture, con.
deused Iron, about one thoWsana town
ship returns, will give the lollowln. pros.
pccts. Fruit estimates arc based on the
full crop two years ago; all others on the
crop OF last year: 4G,s4. /!
Wheat, condition 90 per cent, with q
probable total ri a7,as0,600 bushels, us
against vi, ,5S0, 600 last year. The damage
tow!lcal by April irosts was ! per cent.
Rye loo; hurley, 9S; oats, l0:,; timothy
meadows, l0l; clover, 81; pasture W.
Potatoes, acreage W. f,f {{S,sg..,i
Corn, the Gsoqnd Ia wet anu tho heavy
planting is later than any spring for Il. least
twenty wears. Only 81 per cent was, re.
ported planted June first q = Z Y :. i, "a,
u Apples, prospects, GO per cent; pears, 50;
peaches, IS; grapes 81; berries 81 per cent.
| Tie fruit aud wheat are most Injured by
frost in the southern. half Of the s,a,e, The
latest reports coinplain OF much ch,'nt OF
chess aniong thy frosted and 'NLsleI dis
tFict. The weather .low j. moTp saSaSable
LAosossE:, Wis, !, June s.-The lRepublicu,
and Ltdtls,. has reports 10; day from In
crosse, Vernon, Monroe, Tremplean md
Buffalo counties, givinga statement q; i'll,
condition Of CROPS anti on, estimate Of tht
proLaile yield tho coming harvest d The
unusually late irosts experienced this yeal
has had Il alisas.erous effect on fruit and lit
tic is looked for even by the most sanguine
Owing to the partial failure Of wheat 10,
the few years farmers retired this crop t
the back ground this year and are turn
| Ing their attention 10 other cereals. Il
counties from which reports a.
received & corn oats and barle,
are in the ascendant, ~ An 6 ia
creased acreage H Of polatoes is also re
poredt All correspondents agree Il
estimating average yields, 55$$l ID y.sERl i5
..H.H ra#f
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4 Ill OD.CIlILI.ISG SCENE.
Terrible Death Of n Little Child gn
ttagH Southern NniiSny. o" N-,!

i5sg Southern Railway. N=gfE
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Jnne S.-A special to the
Globe. Democrat from Charlotte gives an &C
count OF All awful accident on the North
Carolina railway. The engineer OF train
which was under a full head OF steam saw
an objec. on the track some distance ahead,
which he supposed TO be dog. Itappcar.
ed TO be utterly unaware o! tho approach.
inc train, and the engineer blew on brakes.
At the first sound Of the whistle the object
moved, and the engineer was mortified to
see that it was child. The train was with.
in few hpndrcd yards Of tho child, and the
engineer reversed his lever and had all the
brakes applied. The child began to
crawl of the track, but on reaching the
rail, deliberately stopped and seated itself
astrdc OF it. The brave engineer trembled,
and the tears came to his eyes rs he real
lied that it would be impossible to stop the
train before it reached the spot where the
child was sitting, but bravely swinging
himself ont Of the window, he started to
crawl nlong the engine to its front, with
tho intention OF picking up the Child be-
fore the cow.catcher struck it. lie would
probably have succeeded in this perilous
undertaking, but lunse OF the engine
caused him to lose his balance, and he was
precipitated down m embapkment.
He had hardly regaincd Ills feot before n
piercing scream waa heard, md he
knew the child had been run down. The
engine stopped within its length after
striking the child, and then the horrible
task Of pulling the maneled body ont from
under the wheels began. The body had
been cut half in two as cleanly uu any done
with u knife, the head part falling to one
side and the legs to the other. A shudder
ran through the engineer when he picked
up tho head and body OF the child, and the
sensation he experienced when it broke
into n cry was indscribablc. lie hastily
ibid it upon the ground, when it uttered
the most ngonizins screams fore it gave n
gasp and died. It Was as!mnga experience
to hear a diamembered body cry, and the
engineer turned away heart sick. E. &
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WAsnISGroS, June S.-Immcdiatcly af.
tor tho adjournment OF the Senate,
twonty-ionr Democratic members rs.
sembled in caucus for tho pur'
pose of interchauging views in re.
gard to the fitness OF the Presidents
nominations Of tariff commissioners. No
attempt was made to procure caucus action,
and at the conclusion OF the conference,
which lasted ono hour and half, every
Senator, was left free to vote in executive
session. 1t was developed, however, that
the Democratic members OF the Senate are
practically unanimous in holding that the
commission is unfairly constituted, and
should DO rejected. sI gl.G a,Irf
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JOHN DICKINSON,
Tho Alleged Author OF the Declaration,
------ OF lIndcnElttienae. ~. va.

'.. " . Fe'D ~. Nl.
NEw YonE, June s.-Dr. George II
Moore. Superiu,cndent Of tho Lcnuox Il
h,or, rooI , nano.IL.t,r, Il, a No., Va,
lay .."' p'p'', u''o'o Wv 1'oN AZ
HISTORICAL society last evening upon th
Declaration Of Independence, which, Il,
said, wns not written Nv Thomus Jefferson
bnt hv In,,n n;o,,n.or n 1Iooro slo,c,, =,
"' =; 'e "'A'or' - 'o4o o".'."'' ~
lhe ille oi DICKINSON from MS youth III 'n'
Society Of Friends up TO his manhood Il
Congress md in the Revolutionary army
All .,;I In v,. ,,o - A.. ,,os. ,,Lo
"Au w oA'u ~ va "uo o'' " Wv '"os' "o',
alert anu ierVid advocates OF his country
rights. DR.. Moore then set before his hear
err John Djckinson's posi,iye aycrmen
,,,,, .hn ,,o,lor.,,ov =, ,,.;,,, 80, or.n, /,
,.."s .."s Wv 1ev', ",,o., y" '"N'"s W. WV, :.
100, anu ali thesother papers Included if
tho publication Of his political writings
were composeu by him. md added thnt
thorn was i,o other clnimont until iMcntv
live wears after John Dickinson's death. :
"fhc question Of the authorship OF the
Declaration OF Ipdepen,lepcr.n d.. Moor
Continued. "is not n yrrv comnlicated onr.
There Ia only ono adverse cIaimnnt md
his nre,ense II only to n uort nj tho work
But his rcputation i Of ihe ehivhest md tbp
part he Claims was said 10 be the hest
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RAILROAD SUBSCsIPTiON.
Mee.l~E NJ M0rsantOwn III the Interest
u the West vn. Il ph. KOnu.

Mee,,~s NJ Morsantown In the Interest
vi the West vn. Il l'h. KOnu. q
Special Dklatc1 to the lntclligcnccr. S., ~, ~
SloRGASrowS, June S.-rhis has been a
field ray for tho railroad enterprise. An
immense mass meeting was held i'll the
court house yard. Hon. W.T.. Wiley pre-.
sided, and Alcssrs. c. J.. Faulkner. Benz
Wilson, y. B. Lucas and Thos. j.. Farms.
worth made speeches. Resolutions pledg'
ins those present to vote for the subscrip'
ton were unanimously adopted. Mr.
Wiley made Il brief and eloquent speech
III support Of the resolutions before taking
the vote. Those who have long known
him ssy TINT he has lost none OF the tirt
and eloqucucc OF his youth. The meeting
to-day made many votes for the subscrlp
ton. The county has not been canvassed
and here the danger lies. is.
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TIE WA'tIkIAS TRIAL.
Wntsins on the Stan,l.--Delny In the
rr0rrr,iin,;x Oh f'ofutH Of law.

Watkins "n the StAu.i---Delny In the
rrocrr,tinuS Oh f'oiutx OF Law.
Special Dispatch 10 the lntellsencer
TOLEDO, O., June S.-The trial OF Wat
kins was resumed in the Criminal Court
this morning. A side issue was at ONCE
raised by counsel when the State sought to
put on the stand witnesses to prove Wat
kin's confession in Police Court. The dc.
Tense claimed that the confession was I'M
properly obtained, and therefore void.
The points ot law were argued and sub.
millel, utter Which the defense put Wat
kias on the stand. Under u lengthy ex'
animation lie gave all his conversations
with Detective Mcmahon, his first attor-
ney, Mr.. Murray, and others, claiming they
ail Ferguson was the one they were alter,
anil woud exoncrate him il
he told MI. He was entrcated
until he promised to retain the nttorne,
selected by Mcmahon, Notwithstanding
his sou had engaged counsel. All hi.
troubles since his arrest were dcliueated it
amatter.oi.iact manner. 10 offset this the
State at the conclusion OF the defense
placed the attorney on the stand, when thu
defense objected on the ground that sucl
Conversations were privileged. At adjourn
ment the Court had not decided whethe
TO oalmt the attorneys evidence, though
The Judge said the defense had opened tn
door byexamining Watkins, and the Stat
ought not 10 be rendered helpless. 0
eOusc all evidence touching the fire wa
abandoned. 1t is thought the law ones
lions will be settled tomorrow.
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WAsl1isdroX, Junc S.-The Mexican
Minister received official information fro;,
the department ut Mexico to the effect
that the Mexican Congress had repealed
the export duty on silver coin and silver
bullion, which has been in existence since
the Spanish rule, and which was ono Of
the principal drawbacks 10 the develop
mcnt Of mining industries in that coun-
try. Among several reasons which dc.
termincd the Mexican Congress to repeal
that duty was the wish to encourage the
Investment Of American capital in Mexican
mines, The net takes effect the first oI
November, ~ II 4 lsf5iaj -its@.l5
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srEUClS DUNN rOt LYING
On Appealing to Guh 10 Pnralyzc i
THHs~Hp ~ 4ruh AS Tail D.. - ,, n =. -,

On Appealing to Gud TO Pnrnlyze Ills
Ta"s"e irise Was sat Telling the Tru,h.
RICHMOND, June S.-Great excitement is
reported to exist among the congregation Of
the Rev. John Jasper's church tonight,
owing TO the mysterious ailiiction OF n
colorcd youth. who was member. The
Rev. jasper will be remembered as the
pasicr who recently became Iamons by
promulsatins the theory that" Sun do
move" ltapprars that the youth referred
TO ran away from home, was disobedient
and attempted to cover up his delinqencics
by systematic lying to his mother. For
this no wax expelled from the church, md
soon aiterward the members were startled
by the announcement that he had bcen
struck dumb. This is regarded by the su.
perstitious colored brothers aud sisters as a
visitation for telling lies, and the state.
naep,s OF several members confirm this as.
peot OF the case. Among others, Rev, Jpo.
Cooley, colore.l, who is said 10 be IL licensed
preacher said to a reporter .When tie
boy returned from Charlottesville his
mother rebuked him for running away, and
ordered him to stay in Richmond aud u.s.
sist her. The, boy made Il promise to his
mother, but never fulfilled it. He told n
lie,abou. it, and said he hoped God would
paralyse his tongue il what he stated was
not true That occurred two or three DAYS
ago. Soon alter the boy had made this
declaration his tongue seemed to grow
thick, and he could not nr,iculate well. lie
continued in this condition It'll tho night Of
the church meeting when in rs loud a
voice as he 'W0s ahie hb made tho lame
declaration, calling upon God to paralyze
his tongue. immediately after he was I'm.
able to speak and there was great constcr.
nation. I am positive tliut the boy isdumb,
and you can learn MI about it from Joscph
Wilkinson, colorcd shoemaker, who is a
member Of Mr. Jasper's church." M
Mr., Wilkinsan aoyrohemsGsi what ney.
Mr.. Cooley statcd, and said he thought
the boy was "putting on" but now was
thoroughly convinced 9,llat the boy ha,l
been struck dumb for lying, was quite sure
he could not speak, but didn't think that
the boy. cared much whether he would
ever talk again or not. eSi sSE
f.aThe Rev: ar. Jasper was absent iron,
home and could not be interviewed on tlit
subject. It is said the boy has made re
peated efforts 10 spenk, without success
lie answers all questions by writing. I.
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4 IsOy'a suicide,

NEwpuRG, WEsr VA, June 7.-lIary Do
key, fourteen years old, son Of Charles Bo.
key,a stone mason, residing near Iron.
dale Furnace, this state, committed suicide
last evening by hanging. When found he
was lying undcra ,tree about two llandre,i
yards from: his fathers residence, with q
piece OF hickory bark around his neck, one
end OF which he had evidently tied around
D projecting limb, md which had after.
wards slipped loose, allowing the body to
drop 10 The ground. No rause can be as.
signed Tor the net. -. .l,t,gI5 SO,
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Unitcd NTorkinSDep.

y ClSclSSArl, June Sat the session Of
the Supreme. Lodge Of United States Of
the A.ESQ. U.;W., in this city, the fol
lowing officers II ioF the ensuing
year were elected. r. S: NV,
J.SJ.U Upchirch, Of Missouri; s. w, W,
II. Iaxter, Michigan, $. r, N. W.Fish, Of
California; s.Ql =. !. pase, Of New York
g. II. Il, 8. Davis, Of Ohio 8. H., NJ; W,
Sackett, Of Pennsylvania; s. G..,i h. H.
Flander, Of ! Pennsylvania; S. w, r. NJ
Cotton, Of Ontario, Canada IS. Trustee
Leroy Andrews, OF New York. 81 Z. "a Is
The next session was appointed to BIT
he]dat buffalo, New York, in June mex
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orr Of .OO,Gi5 immigrants who landed
=, castle Garden from January lst to May
sls Of this year, l3G were destined Tor
We, Virginia, as against lo,sOO Tor Ohio
sra 1000 for Pennsylvania. As showing
hor few Of them went south We give the
lpsil As follows: Virginia 1853, Maryland
49, wcs, Virginia lSG, North Carolina
% soutl. Carolina G4, Alabama Gs, Florida
a, Mississippi 70, Georgia l3l, Arkansas
lis, louisiana 600, Kentucky 500, Ten
ras.ee l57, Missouri, $50, Texas 1900.
More Of them went to Wisconsin, alone
than 10 the whole south. We arc sorry ia
see this, but is the fruit Of slavery and re-
h.lOn. rs.
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Countcrrcitcrs Arrested.

VnlcA0o. June S.-Secre, service officials
about midnight lust night captured gang
oi four countcrieiters with six hundred
counterfeit dollars, and Il quantity OF tools,
mo'ds, &c. Their names are George Ellis,
John IL. Clark, Fred Leland and David
hfaes' .,aes' All are well known ms showers o.
'He queer. Their room was on Well stree
,n Mear h'n5le, and the arrests were mado u
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s..,,,yn d Judge james II. Brown on
ran,,,inn s1a,, pay at Charleston (kanawha),
lssV," ;. S,,, t,he (irenbaek paper) says:
'''v or'' NV" .,unot do Justice 10 the eloquent
,''S 1--WE i 51" tIs DAY. II was Just such II tri'
ora''on " nitric, , should lay upon the alter
bn,e nl,ee,@s,"ntry! Just such sentiments us pa.
l,int. Should listen to, ~ =
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hAl7sn'HE, June S,-The Committee o!
q, management |! Of the i. & OR. Il. employees
Relief Association, unanimously accented
.1'e act OF incorporation with the addi-
uon Oh the savings and Building
,eA"tes. nsu, employees will be allowed 4 per
zen, interest on deposi, Is and may borrow
Tor the purchase or improving Of home
s,cads nj L per cent. - '0o -;
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n Ia$poS, June s.=The Standard says ol
Frelinsluscn's papar on. tho Olayton:Rul-
wer treaty: "Answcr to all this rhetoric ia
that the treaty lus been made and ought
to be, KEPT ~ 81 Ii q s;Ss
The Ne,rs says: "Granvillc will not fail
to remember that commercial. will and
leeaiaEd political considerations are dc.
cisive against the position Erc';n:huysen
has chose to assume" .::lSt.' fssyii;t.ElE