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THUR CAIN GAIN & ROTHSTEIN'S nOu.nr
NEW LIVERY, FEED AND SAFE STARTRS

never be allowed to trail in the dust at the
national capital, so long as it is entrusted
to his care AlvaradO Bulletin.
Colonel W. l.. Crawford, the gifted ora
tor of Dallas, has announced himself as u
candidate for congress in his district. He
has the reputation of being one of the most
talented speakers in the state, and would
be an able and influential representative.
-[Graham Leader.
Colonel w. l.. Crawford, of Dallas, will
soon commence the canvass for congress to
represent this district. Colonel Crawford
is one OF the most brilliant lawyers of the
Texas bar, and one of the most gifted.ora
tors of the south. He is capable of making
record in the national congress second TO
none OF his predecessors-not even Sam
Houston himself. In the vigor of manhood,
IN the enjoyment of an unsulled reputa.
ton, and with burning devotion to his
country, he promises to fill the position to
the best interests of our district, and our
state, and, in fact, the entire country
Dallas independent.
Hon. Olin Welborn and Colonel W. L.
Crawford are running Tor congress in the
Dallas district, and are making the contest
hot. Crawford is oanvassing the district,
and Wellborn keeps the wires hot telling
how busy he is, and how impossible IL is
for him to leave Washington at this time,
Just as he is about to get $4,000 appropri-
Dallas. In the mean time communications
are flowing into the HERALD office, urging
the people not to elect Crawford until
Wellborn can leave his post of duty with
out detriment to the people. One commu-
nication is signed, 1t is supposed, by child
OF the. forest Friend. of.an- A bsent-
n-Duty"-brother OF "Young-Man-
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pouoitLY HANDLED.

RoUVHLr HANDLED,
Tucson, June O,-Captain J. Ross, with
his command Of fifly rangers, who lett hero
two months ago, has returned. The rang.
crs trailed the renegades Apaches 200 miles
from the Arizona line TO chihuahua,
Mexico. They counted 200 Indians dead
many Of whom were found near the mourn.
tain trail. They had evidently been
wounded in the fight with the Mexican
troops under General Garca, and had
lied for safety. The body Of Chief Lace
was identified by one OF ,he party who had
known him intimately for six years. On
the ist instant they fell In with the Mexican
troop commanded by General Rcise and
wKRE ARRESTED,
disarmed aud after few days, ordered TO
leave Mexican territory. General Relzc
informed Captain Ross that inasmuch
sheriff Of Arizona the lives 81
himself aud men would be spared. Ross
demanded q voucher for the arms Of his
rangers hich was refused At Hrst but Of.
forwards granted. General Reise stated that
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Palestine,

Special 10 the Herald,
PALESTINE, June 20.-Chess Thomas and
Houston McNans were ho'h Notorious law.
less negroes, and one bright Sunday morn.
ing last spring Chess shot and killed Hous.
ton on public street, Probably jealousy
was the cause. To-day in the presence of a
crowded colrt Judge Wards sentenced
Chess to be hanged August 18th. There
will be no petition for mitigation and the
sentence will be enforced.
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Tnr retirement Of orrraAl ioslrrrrv
nom the Russian. ministry is the result Of
herman influences and will not Be cslcu.
isssd 70 sofssn The antasonism Of
ne millions Of slsves In his empire
towards NE csef q ne Germans. To-
sksissv and 1KoroLaes m The idoIs Of tbs
lev's people q ~ he lenInioas Of ths
%sae ~s'rv'a' Rssesals, BulsariA,st.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.


MONTREAL, June ga Ere occurred in
tho press room OF the Herald last night and
Quilted the whole building. The printers
had only time to escape in their slippers so
rapidly the flames spread. Less on build
lug is about $4,000; insured in English
and Canadian companies for $4,000.
At nRoCkroRT
ALBION, N. V. June 20-Thc johnson
Harvester works, Of Brockport, were totally
burned last night. The loss Is estimated
at $50, 900; insured for $4,000 in several
companies. Four hundred and iifty men
are thrown out Of employment. x man
nemed Heath Is said to have persisted In
the flames. The fire Is supposed to have
been accidental.
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II. was learned yesterday from an un.
doubted source, which settles tho truth Of
tho rumor long prevalent, that the Gulf,
Colorado & Santa Fe road has purchased
the Chicago, Texas & Mexican Central road
extending from Dallas to Cleburnc. but al
S css Ea%Sss sso not yet ,n sn0wn The tn. Gulf
nal possession some time this nert
week. The local management here
are already taking leave or the east,
which verilics the statement. II Is more
probable that the purchased road will be
taken charge Of on the first Of the month,
when trains will run through to Galveston.
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Yax COLLECTOR.

uTF ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE I.
w r. STEPHENSON. better known as Uncle
Pete" as a candidate tp Tax Collector OF Dallas
county. at the coming November election.
VTTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w CHARLES b. GILLESPIE Us a Candidate
for the Office of Tax Collector of Dallas County,
atthe November election.
TTTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCES j..
w r.. BLEWETT as a candidate for TAX
Collector Of Dallas county at the November eiec-
u0n. -
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NJ. RousrAS. the new French minister TO
this country and who has Just arrived, is
said to be exceedingly frenchy in personal
appearance and very laxative and viya.
cious In his manner. He has already been
falling New York reporters what he knows
about Tunis and Algiers.
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OK the proposition TO furnish each scna.
tor with u clerk at 81, 30 per Annum salary,
those poverty.stricken representatives from
Nevada, Mrssns. Fam aud JONI, voted in the
Affirmative. As their state has only about
G5,0Oo people In Il, not enough by right TO
elect congressman, these two millionaires
ought 10 DO ashamed Of themselves for
drawing any salary at all nom the national
treasury,
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BnrcKksnipcx, Of Arkansas, a son Of
Jous O. BRECKENRIDGE, has been nomi.
mated by the democratic state convention
for congressman from thc state at large, and
the eloqusncc Of tina. eloquent family will
once again be heard In the halls Of national
lcpislation
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UspkasrAspiSo is reached slowly In the
Egyptian matter. The powers have, how.
ever, given the rebols and rioters 10 know
once for all that should the European resi-.
dents be again attacked military in,erference
ON their part would be resoried 10 immedi.
asely. AsAm Bnr has consequently weak.
ened somewhat, Il Il reported.
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Hon. DIN wollborn not tho t. q FIR
Attorney.

The following correspondence speaks for
itself
Messrs W. W. Leake and J. l., Henry
DALLAS, TExAs, June 20, 1857. Please
inform us, OF the general put II DIN
Wellborn is your partner In railroad mat.
tiers connected with your firm, and when
his interest ceased, II any cessation there
has been. Truly yours,
w. {. LINN.
REPLY.
Mr. W. G. Linn, Dallas. Texas.
DEAR SlR,-Replying to your inquiry of
this date, We give you our word that the
Hon. 0lin Wellborn has not been since
his becoming member ofcongress, In 1870,
Interested In any form, directly or indi.
rectly, In any salary or fee, due or paid 10
us by the Texas & Pacific railroad company,
or any other client. Respectfully,
w. W. LEAKx,
JSo. l.. HENRY.
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he had given Colonel Forsyth formal warn.
ing that any body OF armed men found on
the Mexican side
WOULD BIZ SHOT.
but he would make an exception Of this
case. The rangers were compelled to re.
turn through an Indian country distance
OF go miles, without a siugle weapon for
self'defense. General Reize admitted he
was aware that the rangers meant no
harm or trouble to Mexicans and were
after hostile Indians, but he declared it
was a violation Of international law
which he would not tolerate.
Advices from chihuahua City state that
Mexican troops had
ANOTHER FIGHT
with Indians in Enceniells, in which fifteen
Indians were killed and twenty were made
prisoners. Five Mexicans were killed. The
reported killing of Chief Sanche and the
son OF Guar has been confirmed.
DE Long.
STORY OF THE DISCOVERY OF HIS REMAINS,
NEW York, June 20.-The Herald has the
following particulars of the discovery of De
Longs party: After Melville reached the
neighborhood where zimmerman and Moorie
left De Long he found the wreck of a scow
and soon came upon rifle barrel supported
by four sticks. Digging near these sticks
they found two bodies under eight feet OF
snow. Exploring further they found a tent.
a camp kettle and the remains of a
lire, and approaching nearly stumbled
upon Belongs hand sticking out of the
snow about thirty feet from the edge Of the
bank under about foot of snow. They
found the bodies of belong and Amber
about two feet apart and All Sam lying at
their feet all partially covered by pieces of
tenting and few pieces of blankets. All
the Others, except Alexia, they found
at the place where the tent was
pitched. Lee and Koch were close
by in cleft in the bank toward the west.
None of the dead had.boots. Their feet were
covered with rags tied on. In their pockets
were pieces Of burnt skin, which they had
been eating The hands of all were more
or less burned, and it looked as if when
dying they had crawled into the fire. Boyd
was lying over the fire, his clothing being
burned through to the skin, which
was not burned. Collins face was
covered with a cloth. All the
bodies were carried to the top of the hill,
thirty feet higher, about forty versts from
where they were found, and there inferred
in mausoleum constructed of wood from
the scOw, built, in the form of pyramid,
thirty-two feet long, seven feet high, sur
mounted by cross twenty-five feet high
and one foot square, hewn of drift-wCod and
conspicuous at distance Of twenty versts.
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IT is rumored that EX-SENATOR TnrraAy
isto be entered for congress in one of the
Ohio districts. The old war.horso Is too
valuable both In council and action to be
kept out Of the ranks militant OF the dem.
Aoraar
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vrSSoa continues TO keep up his prog.
nostications as to a cold spell In August,
either u frost or a snow-storm. II is likely,
nom present appearances, that such
weather about that time, or even n little
earlier, will not prove unwelcomc however
unscA sonnblc
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"0oop beef steak In Texas Ia only worth
thrse cents pound, !" says the Kansas City
Times. The Times IL very excellent pa.
per. bat n ought by all means guard moro
carefully he reputation for wracity. Ifit
wiz nnd any real good beehtsak In Tsxas
~ any price, The chrome rishtfully belongs
% xansas City.
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Galveston.
Special to the Herald.

Special to tho Herald.
GALVESTON, June ON. W. Curry, (col.
ored), chief inspector of customs at this
port, has been promoted to special inspec-
tor, and Captain w. W. Griffin appointed
to fill the vacancy caused by Curry's pro-
motion.
John Consadine, superintendent of tele-
graph on the New York, Texas & Mexi-
can, reported badly crushed at Rosenberg
yesterday, has been brought down to Gal
weston from Richmond for medical treat
ment
From private advices 1t is learned that
cable communication between Brownsville
and Vera Cruz was severed to-day, pending
the splicing of the cable with that already
completed to Galveston.
Cotton closed firm and unchanged; sales,
81; receipts, r.
Bacon at Kansas City--Short, 10 Ia;
long,
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REPORTS from Arizona even, the last
place we should look for such news, indi.
cate magnificent crops there wherever
sown. Such Is the bountiflness of crops
everywhere this season.
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NEwcoMB Of San Antonio, is on thehigh.
road to something at last. He has been one
of the faithful, and Is nominated for tho
p)st-oillce OF the Alamo City,
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9.ou llustice of The Teacc.

TETE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w 8, N. BRASWELL as a candidate for
Justice of the Peace In Precinct No. !. Dallas
county Election. November z, 1889.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr.. JOHN b. KUNZ rs n candidate Tor
Justice Of the Peace In Precinct No. l. Election
In November.
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Xor StNtc &silator.
EDNEsDAY. JUNE n, 1882.
INDICATIONS.

For Enthusiastically TO southerly Winds
fair weather. In the east portion, slight fall In
temperature and higher barometer In the west
p '''on, slight changes In temperature and ba.
fv,.stcr.
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Gnuntu Treasurec.

1rIF ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name of WILL +. DOUGHERTf as
caudidate for County Treasurer OF Dallas county.
Election, Tuesday, November 7th, 1857
WE ARE REQu EsTED TO ANNOUNCE j. q.
Tearsurer Election. November 1882.
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Frank Rande, once a highwayman and
desperate 40 notorious a. Jesse James. IA
now quietly making harness In the Illinois
state prison, where he Is confined under 4
life sentence for murder. Il has been a.
csrtained that his right name Is Scott, and
that he belongs 70 respectable Iowa fami.
~. The prison officials believe that he Il In.
sane, and that his exploits were more crazy
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IIearne.
Special to tho Herald.

Special to tho Herald
HEARNE, June 20,-Emancipation day
was held here in good force on the 10th.
About 1900 colored people and
the principal part of the promi-
nent citizens were on the grounds.
First in order was speaking by both colored
and white citizens. Captain James, dis
trict attorney, and Rev. d. NJ. Sublett
made flowing speeches, and all went oil
quietly.
0nr newly.appointed postmaster, Mr.. 7.
NJ. Roach, has been gone about ten days.
Post-otice Inspector w. Il. Smith,
was requested to check him
up. and found deficiency
Of about 81 500. Albert Bishop, our ex.city
marshal, was appointed to take charge tent
porarily.
We are having fine weather for cotton.
Corn is about made but will need rain in a
few days. -
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Political.
TENNESSEE DEMOCRACY.

NASHVILLE, June 20.--An informal caucus
Of the delegates to the democratic state con-
vention was held at Masonic hall last night
and largely attended. Addresses were
made by United States Senators Harris and
Jackson, Ex-Governor Marks, General John
II. Savage and Colonel Arthur s. Collier.
The general tenor of the speeches was in
favor Of harmony and democratic unity.
The democratic convention was called to
order in representative hall, in the capt.
toll, by ]. d. Childers, chairman of
the high-tax wing. Wallace, chair
man of the loH-tay wing,
after remarks abiding to the unfortunate
split of two years, read the call for the
convention. The chairman, in short
speech, urged harmony, saying that the
party had no votes to spare, and that I'M
less the two wings united the republicans
would continue to govern the state. Hon.
I. NJ. Mcconnell, of Hamilton, was unani-
mously chosen temporary chairman. Nc
Connell represents harmony in the party.
In his speech. on taking the chair, he advo-
Gated harmony Of views on debt settlement.
THE READJUsTERs AND REPUBLICANS.
RICHMOND, VA, June O.-The Joint re.
adjusters and republican committee re.
manned in session nearly all day, complet.
ing the work of fixing dates for the district.
The convention nominee for congress, Cap.
tain John 8. Wise, was unanimously re.
commended by tho joint committee for
ongressman-at.large His name will be
submitted to the district convention and
doubtless receive their endorsement.
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JUICE KELLEY has rebelled, II is reported,
from the leadership and methods of sEcon
RoprsoS. This Is crcditable to the Judge.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
Continued from first page
Baird.


Special to the Herald.
BAIRD, June 20.-We were favored with
another copious rain last night and sprink-
ling dew with good prospect for more rain.
Our corn crop is now insured. Other crops
are all doing well, f. l.. Huffman is bring
ing IN wagon loads of onions and beets to
market as fine as any county can produce,
iii be to the east of Governor Roberts dry
belt.
J. d. Merchant is cutting out cattle to-
day to ship east. Cattle are unusually fat
for the time ofyear.
Baird now claims to be the best wool
market ON the Texas " Pacific line west of
Fort Worth, and her wool sales substanti-
ate her claim, but for blowing about wool
business, Abilene takes the dilapidated
linen oil the shrubbery. Loads of wool
upon our streets are almost constant
sight now All bring good prices.
The Gilliand boys will soon start a herd
of over 5000 cattle towards New Mexico, in
quest of new pastures.
Business is good and our merchants are
happy.
Baird will have a money order office
opened on July LIST.
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District Glsrk.

NE ARE 1UTn0RlzED 70 ANNOUNCES
w the name OF HENRY W. JONES. the pres.
ent incumbent rs II candidate FOR re,elecilonn 70
he office of Clerk 10 the District Court Of Dallas
County. Mt the ensuing November election.
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For Shcrift.

IXTE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w BEN JONES as candidate for Sheriff
Election November 7, 1882.
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l-nr Gnumtu Gtcrk.

w ,he ns,ne of CIIAS. WOODSON, of SeagO-
vile. as an independent candidate for County
Clerk. --
4 hereby announce to the citizens of Dallas
county that anu Il candidate for the Office OF
1yoilnty Clerk. If my reputation Ms u man and
my qualifications for the position are such as 10
hearty support piedging myself hat no effort
mon nv part will be spared to make an efficient
aud faithful servant Of the public.
Apri, III, 1882. y. ". W -r.Al
1s7I axe kEQUEsIED TO ANNUuN n
w ". NJ. G. HILL as a Candidate Tor County
Clerk Election, November next --.
MR.. W. H. .THACKER HEREBY AN.
County Clerk-has had thirteen years expert
epce as deputy in Texas-for the past six years
In charge nf the Cnnntv Court Of Dallas county
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Commercial.
SrOCkS.


New York, June 20,-The stock market
opened weak and to lower than yester.
day at closing prices. Missouri Pacific and
Canada Southern leading the decline. In
the early dealing the market continued
weak and fell of to p, Reading, Michigan
Central, New Jersey Central, Louisville &
Nashville and Denver & Rio Grande being
most prominent in the downward move,
ment This was succeeded by q general re-
ccovery of ! to II, Michigan Central and
Missouri Pacific leading therein.
FUTURES.
New YORK, June 2O-The Posts cotton
report says: Future deliveries at the first
call opened dearer, lost part of the adj.
vance before the call was over Prices con.
tinued to decline till they ruled for July,
August and September 10 points below YES.
terday's closing quotations, being about
the lowest point. The reduction brought
in more buyers, and a slight reaction re-.
suited. AT the third call October brought
1852, July was held at l.. %, August, 1870
September at 1904, November II. IS, Decem.
Der IL AZ.
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BeltoIi.
Special to the Herald

Special to the Herald.
Bolton, June 20.-Judse y. b. Saunders
publishes the following; "Since l an
nounced that | would allow my name to
go before the congressional district conven-
ton find that the duties of my profession
are such that can make no canvass for the
nominations therefore, in justice to myself
and generous friends / am compelled 10
withdraw my name from before the people
for that Nomination.
The branch road OF the Missouri Pacific
to Bolton is being graded with a vim, and
the iron will be put down a. an early day.
Hon. J. II. Davenport, candidate for COR
gress in the eleventh district, is in the city.
Bolton hopes to be chosen as the place of
assembling for the next democratic con-
vention..'
General Weaver speaks here next Mon
day. If Colonel Neil gets to Georgetown
no will be invited to meet the greenback
apostle here. A visit from Governor Hub
bard at the same time would be appre-
ciated,
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Houston,
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
HousroS, June 2O,-Bids were opened to-
day for an iron draw. bridge over Buffalo
Bayon at the foot Of Faninn street. The
Ring Bridge company of Cleveland, Ohio,
put in the lowest bid, but the contract is
not yet awarded.
The shooting of Chas. Witham, "A promin.
ent printer OF this city, and deputy City
Marshal Glass, in riot during the colored
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES last night created
general excitement when known this morn
ing on the streets. Two negroes, Builord.and
ing Deputy Glass, ana Johnson for shoot
ing William.
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For the Ienislntmrc.

Enr the Ee0islatMcc.
WE ARE. AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w MIR ]. II. SKILES as n candidate for Rop.
resentative 10 the next Legislature, subject TO
the Democracy Of Dallas county.
VXTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w DIR. J. D. PARSONS, of Rockwell, as a
candidate for Foater from the counties OF Dallas,
Tarrant and Rockwell. d
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Cnuutu gnd0e.

w. ARE kEQUEs TED TO ANNouN S,, ";
w L, WILLIAMS as q candidate Tor county
Judge. Election, November 2, los2 ------
wig ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoUNCE
w r u. BURKE as a candidate for reelection
IN the office of County Judge of Dallas county,
AZ the ensuing November election --
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w r. H YVES c for the office Of County Judge,
the ensuing election. |