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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-27
Washington Items.
NATIONAL DAYKs-ro BE REMoyl

NATIONAL BANKs-To DE REMOVED.
WASHINGTON, July 26.--The comptroller
of currency has authorized tue Peoples
National bank, of Lynchburg, Virginia, to
commence business with capital of $2O5.-
700. .Ve has declared final dividend of 10
per cent. to the credit OF the National bank
OF Vicksburg, Mississippi
George Is. Towers, supervising inspector
for steam vessels for the New York district
was recently asked by Secretary Folger to
resign. He has refused to do so, and will be
removed as soon us his successor has been
selected.
The subcommittee of the house ia =
dietary committee have satisfied them.
selves that the papers upon which they
reported that Nebraska was entitled to
an additional representative in congress.
were fraudulent. A copy of the state cen.
sns returns Tor 1874 were altered to make
1t appear to have been of 1ST2 and this was
substituted for the genuine paper submitted
by the secretary of the state of Nebraska.
The fraud was discovered in time to pre-.
vent the success of its object but the COM
mittee seem unable to fix the responsible.
ty tor the fraud upon any person as yet.
The house to-day passed the senate Joint
resolution, granting one years pay 10 the
widows of Judson Fitzpatrick, Stephen II.
Hurlbut and Harry Highland Garrett, ali
United States ministers to Chilli Peru and
Liberia, respectively.
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Waco.
Special to the Herald.

opeClhl 10 inc Hcrhlu.
WACO, July ga man named Walter
Bennett was ARRESTED and jailed yesterday
on a warrant from Caldwell county, charg-
ing him with horse-stealing.
Another man giving his name as Gillian,
aud claiming to be from Ellis county, was
arrested to-day on suspicion ofhaving a stol.
en- horse in his possession. but eluded yiri.
lance Of the officers and escaped. The
horse is branded I'D d." and is still in the
possession of the sheriff.
A meeting of lawyers to organize a
bar association was well attended to-day,
but nothing was done, and after discussing
the subject they adjourned over till next
week.
Heavy shipment of peaches by MELONS
Il Co. are daily made to all new railroad
towns on the line leading out of this city.
Express service on the Narrow gauge
westward, connecting with the Santa Te
road, was established to-day.
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Sulphur Springs

special to the Herald.
SULPHUR SPRINGS, July 26.-The Baptist
general association of Texas adjourned on
the 25th at ii n. m, after q session of un-
interrupted harmony. Over 5000 was
raised in cash and pledges for the different
departments Of work for the coming year.
The board Of the southern Baptist conven-
ton has promised $1,000 this year to teach
missions. The former missionaries are all
retained and new ones appointed. Thirty.
one canvassers were appointed TO raise
10000 endowment for the Waco university.
Said committee is to meet In Dallas on the
10th proximo. Cleburne gets the next
meeting. DR.. Pickett, of Dallas, breaches
the next Introductory sermon,
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Marshall,
Special tothcpo,a,a

MARSHALL, July 8.-President Hartsal
and superintendent Lloyd Marshall, OF
the Northwestern railroad, have gone TO
pittsburg and other points to make selec-
ton Of the terminus.
A grand ball and moonlight festival to-
morrow night at university grounds. The
proceeds are to improve the building and
grounds. ~ ',
James Marks, who died at Shreveport
and was buried here few days ago was
insured for $500 for the heneiit of his faith
ful old colored servant, Dave Cook.
The weather Is lovely and everybody is
happy. b..
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Houston.
Special TO the Herald.

HousroS, July GA, A. Talmase, gen.
eral manager Of the Gould southwestern
system OF railroads, was in the city to-day,
irom ~. Louis, on business with tue Houss'
ton 4 Texas Central. He left to night via
A. lamp explosion in the Texas Ex.
press office tonight came near CAUSING
serious conllagrauon. An entrance WAS
elieSted and the flames extinguished with
no damage save the burning of an Office
desk.
The republicans of this city hold their
primary meetings tomorrow night to elect
TdelnEates 70 the county republican conven:
tion to be held here August. 9Th, which will
senti,, delegates to the state convention at
Austin on the I'D.
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Fort Worth.

FoRr Worm, July 26.--Rov. Haryie
sterns was committed tonight to await the
result Of n blow inflicted by him with n
heavy club on Jelf Woods head two days
ago. Wood has been unconscious ever
since.
+. =. Cole, charged with giving fraudu.
lent land titles was held under $1,000 bail.
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Austin.
Special 70 the IIcrnld.

Special TO the Herald.
AUSTIN, July D.-Thc receipts of the Of.
flee of insurance and statistics this far this
year are slo,702, an increase over the en-.
tire receipts for last year Of $2,3oi,
The governor to-day received rom Pal.
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Kansas City.

Special to tho Herald
KANSAS Cry, July 26.--James Randall,
alias James Smith, was arrested here to-day
for the murder of Theodore Arndt at
Springfield, Illinois, on the Goth of last
September. The murder was most cow
ardly, Randall firing through his pocket
without drawing his weapon and without
giving the slig htest warning to his victim
Arndt simply asked why he had whipped
a friend of his. 1t seems friend was walk.
mig with prostitute called Three Fingered
Annie, who was Randall's woman. Ran
dali saw him, and thrashed him,
and the next time Arndt saw
him he inquired about the matter,
when without a word Randall fred the
ball; struck in Arndt's side, and he died in
a few days aiterward. Randall made his
escape and was not apprehended until to-
day. He broke down after his arrest an d
made n full confession. lie says he is anx.
ious to have the trial over and will readily
accompany the Springfield authorities
home as soon as they arrive.
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A Matter Of Great interest!
Great BARGAINS for JUL Y and AUGUST
Gents & Underwear
AND LIGHT
SUMMER CLOTH HING!

Lots of men have not yet bought their full supply of
Summer Underwear Lots of patrons have not vet
bought their full supply Of Shirts for a long Summer trip
Many man thinks he get along with his heavy Suit but
finds the hot July and August Sun more than he can stand
and he will repensh his wardrobe if proper inducements in
prices offered him. NOW is YOUR TIMEl We
have an immense Stock that going to Close Out This
Month"; and, take word have placed our Goods at
ri Prices to do it. We have met with UNQUALIFIED
SUCCESS owing to the liberal support and patronage from
Season our GROWING TRIUMPH, and to prepare for
an active Fall Campaign propose, own peculiar way
10 give to our customers these late SUMNER BARGAINS
~ there are any doubling Thomases, please let them call
inspect our Stock and Prices and we will forever cure them f
all doubt We have to be brief and the point Our space
expensive as is of necessity limited We simply invite the
public and those visiting Dallas call and see u.s. and be
SHOWN through extensive Establishment and if Goods
ana our Prices, and Mode of Treatment all does not
give Satisfaction, we are willing to give up the Horns.
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LONDON, July 26.-The Daily News says
it is understood that England and France,
Monday, jointly invited Italy to participate
in the protection of the Suez canal, and
that 1t is probable that within the next
twenty-four hours Italy will be invited to
cooperate with Great Britain in restoring
order in Egypt.
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Continued on Fourth Page 7.
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Arrest, Ai'er Many Years, OF a Cow.
ardly Murderer at Kansas City,
Miss0uri--The Crime. .,.
Affairs In the Island City-A Lively
Day and Much of Interest
Transacted.
Baptist General Association Adiourus
to Meet Next In Cleburnc.
Receipts at the Office Of Insurance
and Statistics.
Other Interesting State News


Galveston. k.as1
Special TO the Herald ..@sg,
GALVESTON, July 26,-Thc ,committee.ap.
pointed by Judge Gustave Cook, of Hhe
criminal district court, to investigate and
report on basis of city and county, aftsr
having devoted month to the task, report
to the grand jury that the books ofthe
county were well kept but censlire severely
the county commissioners court. Many ex-
penses incurred by the commissioners a no
consIdered extravaganza; la the years OF 1870
and 1881, the expenditures OF the city for
hospitals was about $5,250 each; iuas-
much as the city contract is now
SlO,050 per anrum for the same service
some comment is made upon the subject,
l.. Stein to-day was married to victim
of his destinations in order to save himself
| from sojourn at Huntsville.
| Numbers of keepers of houses of easy
virtue. were fined heavily this morning in
the criminal district court.
| Joseph Hammer recording clerk Of the
| supreme court at Austin, was married this
evening to Miss Mammie l.. Huggins, Rev.
G. w. Briggs officiating The bride is one
of the most charming of Galyeston's
daughters. The groom is too well known
throughout the state to require eulogy.
Great dissatisfaction exists ut present in
the ranks of the republicans here at the
movements of the custom-housc officials to
manipulate the party to subserve their per.
sonal interests. The discontentment has
eliminated in open rebellion to the
domineering of the custom house officials
and has resulted in the calling of d
meeting of unterrihed republicans, looking
to the holding of mass meeting and elec
ton of another delegation from that win,
OF the party unrepresented by delegates tt
the state convention at AustinXselected OF
the night of the 18th. The leaders in tn,
manipulations are: Collector Of Customs
Mallory and Wright Cunley, lcolored, on,
of the custom inspectors. IT will be re
membered that both were elected t
the Chicago convention as delegate.
instructed for Grant; that Mallory cast hi
ballot for Sherman and Cunley for Blaine
Since the advent OF Arthur ,as presiden
their official necks are in jeopardy an,
their efforts at manipulation here is for th
purpose of currying favor at Washington
The trouble in, the republican ranks will
have material influence upon 0chiltree'
candidature for congress from this district
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Oall;e Namuler 846.

DefcratiOnen ais bas an mas re iinb.
aber i'd bin benlibt 10 seideut unb 10
eifrig alS IS mir ntDsIi9 III, fie 3ls nleiuen
fiinitlerii6en 3ipedsn 3u benuten. SD
oerte mid 10 Ianee in lie binein, Bic lie
mid inipiriren fDnnen, bod iaie 10, bas
iA mir oeifen iridt mebr beipuBt ndre.a
= Aub Der genialen g dr6bers
Deprient iuurbe bieie 5raee porgsIegte
uno iie iaste barnuf: ,,Gie Getorationsn
iino nur YLunOer un0 2appentrum. Aber
ba5 3eug muB 3u Dem iperoen, mas i9
nil. GS mub perseiitist iperosH> biz es
mir ipirflid Iebt ;u 0eitalten tpirb. SIN
nd6iten 4usenblid 1T Mrs srpar tuie6er
Der naGte 4lunber, aber i'm Msomente
baben bod ipirfli1 bic Baume mir se.
rauiht bieaasfacen seidaumt bic Come,
Dtoao uno Sterne seIeu6tet unb gegInbt,
Die Getpitter sefIammt unb eerOat. 3en,
ods ni1t geI6eben fam, Der fann felblt
niHt Hammer unb bonnerH."
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apiiden Saut unb RLeib beiin6Iibe 2ufts
Idtht, i6tpddt ben Gifeft Der Ibfiiblung
pon auBen bauptidhIid ab. Ulit Der
3abI Der @efpdnoer permebren mir oieie
i6asenbe @irIuns, niir su bdufIg,
Obne BortbeiI fir unIere 0eilusbbeit.
Seun je rnebr mir allen Berfebr unierer
Saut nit Der duBsren fiibIenben 2uft abS
i9neipen, beito inteniiper seitaltet iit bic
Ebdtiefeit Der S6peiBpriiien, beito ems
pfnOli4er sesen einieitise Ahtiiblung
iptrp unIere Saut, beIto reisbarsr tperben
bieienisen Rerpensebiste, tpslde Die Sauts
tbdtisfeit unteritiiben unb reseIn ipllen.
nebertriebene Ginbiill,ins pes 8DrperS 1T
Der nnmdBiefeit i'm Glen unb Triuferi
Slei6 3u ftellen: - benn Marmeifi f
Na brun9
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Cincinnati, sauntas, Sea Is. Sannar 1882.
!. .GuiteI, iaate &c ma bittenpsts stimme.

v6aitel~ iaste er NIT bitteniwrS Stimne,
I'D bltte DID, beaRttpprte mir fiini Sras
gen. Gas GIaf msines qsbenS bdnst
bapon ab. Grltsns: tDie IanSe ipieIt
3a 8Iapisr 2"
SD ipieIe gar nibt GIapisr," antuors
tete DaS pertuunberte RdohsH.
,Gie Ianee ftnsit Du tds!i9 :" fragte
sr i6nea ipeiter.
sd iinse gar ni6t" sntseSnete iie
nod pertDunberter.
y@iepisI franSbiii6e Rpnaane fennit
Du ~ fraote er frpblofenb.
,@inen ein3igen BON Daioet."
yg9ie bieBen Die lebten 8si@stassrsSs
ner z" rief er iubeInb.
,,DapDn babe i6 feline Sces !"
,,g8as lit fielelIaure 3boueroe 2" ius
bette er unb nabm iie bel beibsn Sanben.
yDaocn bab' i6 ni6t eine 4bnunS."
$50 biIt 9u bas srpBte gBunSerfinb
0einer 9eit, unb meine IfBe grinsen=
brautl" rief er iaudSen6, nabm tie in
| leine 9lrme unb tan3te nit ibr einen toI.
len Wal;er Inn ben 9SeibBa9tsbauln,
Damn fpurbe Der aIte eeriibtte sgapa sc.
taBt tnb Sanb in Sanb Scsen ite binaui
na6 Dem prinsenidlDne.
Crit tpar bic aIte 5rau RrinBeiiin.Ramo
gang erI6rsdt iibsr bic @ablibres erltee'
borenen Sohnes, als er ibr aber eIiif
itrablenb er5dbIte, paB feline fIeine 8rau
fpsber 8Iapier ipieIen nod iinsen fDnnte
fpeper fransoiii6e Ncmane nod ytei6s
tassreben auSwsnDig ipiBts aud MID
einmaI cine S6ee pon fieieEiaurer IbOn
erbe bate, oo tpurSe aud bic bobe Dtamt
| iebr seribrt, fiiBte bas IiebIi&e NaoGsl
uno iagte:
rBriisa Gu ipHIt iis babst, renH cai
lit alIerninss Elm g8unoerftnb !"
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Spgieiui(dje griefe.
guu eiHrm praftiitbsn gr3ts.

ggdrme 1T Rabr,tng! Dieir i'm Bolts.
munce oft sebrau6te aIuSlpruS, 10 falid
er bistpeiIsn ansetpen6et pper aitseenubt
tpiro, EnSet ieine polI lIltanbiee8ershtigung
m ben Eefrncniis Ses fisas Iidbsn Stcffs
trehiels, in fpeI6em tpdrmeer3eusenbe
RdbrmitteI, tpie 5ett, 3Ider, NebI in Der
!Sauptia9e ais IoI6e betrabtet iperbsn,
oie G6rpertemperatur aui ftets gIei6er
S6be, rie "a bis 81 @rao GeIltuS, pber
29 bis 30 Grab 8eamur ocer 81 Bis SO
Grab Sabreabeit, 5u erhalten.
Man bat ni9t gang nit llnre9t ben
meni9Iiben Ebrper NIT einem Diem pers
sIi6en, in tpeI6em baS susefibrte 8reun=
material, bic NabrunS, our9 Ytasen uno
Darn, ala SeerGe Der 8erbrennung, uns
ter Der 2ebtere unterltiibenben, 2uft sl=
| fabrenben 9batiSfeit Der 2unsen pers
brannt tper6en unp ipobei ipie bel Der
Berbrennuns ces SoISes, Der &pblen in
unIeren Oefen Wdrme perbreitet unbSpbs
Ienidurs, iptpie gSaiierbampf, als 3ers
ieBuussprppufte Der gaabrunG erSeust
iperoen.
| Sierbei tpirb bic in benz seI6iIcerten
8erbrenninsSpro5eb enttpidelte @drme
our6 bas Spltem Der 8Iutsefdbe, tpel9e
19IieBli9 ala elm unenSli9 feinmai6ige8,
blot absei1loNeues 9leB feiniter Saars
rbbr6sn iih unter Der san3en 86rperobers
fId1e pertbeilen unD oerSipeigerL Iber ben
aansen &crper perbreitet. Da aber 2es.
terem Sur6 Die fdltere duBere Atmoipbdre
| fortIpdbrenb &drme entsosen tpirb, 10 III
es bic 9lifsabe bes OrsaniSmus, bic ibm
entsoseue 98drme iofprt an Der abSsfabls
ten Stslle 3u erIeben.
| Die SabIreiben GefdBe, tpeIde Die Blut.
pertbeilung bebinsen, iinb 9tObreH nit
eIaltiiben Wanbuusen, ipelbe it6 je nd9
ben auf lie ipirfenoen duBeren Ginfliiileu
mcmentdn eripeitern ooer rerengen ton:
men, 10 paB bel eintretenber 9lbfubluna
cine 3ulammenSisbuns Der SlutsefdBs
| uup bamit 0anb in SanS sebenbe Gnt'
leerung berleIben bon ibrem Snbalte itatt.
finbet, tpelde oann anosreh tparneren
31rpertbsiIen aultrDmt, tpie onoererieitS
| Bel sunebmeuber Grtpdrmuns Ses GOrperS
cine Gripeiterune Der elaltii9en Eobrer
itattfinbst unb oabur6 cine 8lntaadu
fans in IeBteren bepinst lit.
| @lei65eitie lit Die menihlihe Saui
nit elmer miaicnenfadsn Wtense feline,
i S6peiborlien bsoeft aus ipel4en fol+
tinuirliH 8aiier in Dunitform sntipei6
uno Iih entipeoer Der duBern 2uft nit,
tbeilt, tpenn biele nod Wallerbunlt auf
nebmen tann ober auf Der Saut ii6 II
/ 1ropfen pGSidtet unp oieislbe als
SdtreiB beoedt.
i Dele beioen boblt tpi6tisen Rcmente
i bic GelaBtbdtigfsit ,lno bic 5euhtisfsits'
abaabe, fpieIen aber in Der GelunDbeits
pfIese nadIt Der GrnabrinSsfrase bi,
ipihtisite NOls; cenn bon cen iceber
selaiIOsrten pbpliOlOsii6en gOrsdnser
unb benz istpsilissn seitDrtengerlanf letter
it1 aud ale isae MISUNDERSTANDING
ab, bic man i'm seipDbnIi6en 2sten mi
, benz Nanlen @rfaltungsfranfbeiten be
seihnet, nnp tpelde lsur 81 hduiig Die llr
iabe oft Ianspierissn 5iedtbums bilOen
!, Die Blutgsidbs iino Shtpeiboruienthd
tistsit 1T ater atbdnsis pou oer8r0bersl
obsr oerin9srsn Hevbarfeit Der, bisIe Gr
/ I9sinunesIs anrsStucsst beDinasneeit glsr
ssnostisis. Nassr bssta4sa mani BAL
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Sanseriniten ,iito Tgeater-Goa-
fifeu.

INSTRUMENTATION Nadtisan, Sennp
2inb, einmaI bic 5rags porseIest
ipurbe 8Bie betrabten Sic Bel Sbrem
Darltellunsen bic Detoratipnen : anti
tpOrtets iie: u5iir mid eriltiren feine De.
forutionen. SD peiB sur nidt, ipp3u iie
ba Iino. SD trete bil,aus auf bic G3ets
.uno peib nidt8 antere5, al8 bab iH {iuae,
iingen usub. |" - 9lHf bisltIbs Jraoe ailts
iurrtess . 1snriettyS phntAe: .sy<
|Isbs vi assinsns Wislvu afosf 9nt69bii
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Sd6lf(de SdjuaoaQiipfel.

Gi SrrIifbt, ipns 5ubbIf be bennjr
gls rdrI1te y ndrril9er SIc5s
Bid Iodit Dc MD BON Der 5ssuel
: 1sir Sa4ien iin r;sI ss beusl
Robe 1d6dsu, poIIe Diffe
nno irie NefIsrvier bic Seehns:
OoH ircber e eaS bsaiebt,
Jas sas rssb Id sau dlIssiie.
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Das td0lid)e polksblatf

foes per asoH lotns soantaassIstt) ss2a psz s6bx,
81 60 bas balss Sabr uns szso 0as BisstsIiasr stf
ssnnfassbiats yli.2o per Saas s5.ee has balbs Sag
nnh x2.s0 sas Bissteliabs.
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Wannigfaltiges.

Die grinseiiin Wiarp BON Cumberland
1T an benz fleineren Der beioen Dbotritens
bpfe aunt BeIuh. Sic Iiebt es, nur BON
einem auperldilisen Steitfne1t, eiiem Gin.
9ebornen bes Sanbes urb alten Snpens
tarienltld Des firitli9en NarltaLles, bes
sIeitet, Worgeuritte su MAIDEN, ipofilr iie
nit 8orItebe als gSes eiilen romantiIcb
am 3.sSee belesenen. Stsis ipabIt.
9rinaeifin (bei eii,ein Diorgenritt
gum Jteitfne1tJ: cgSis beibt oisler beru
LID seIeeene Steis 7"
&eitfne9t: Isl n5men en- 01ens
ities, Gouiflife Sobeit."
YrinSefiin: ,Mie ipnnberbar -
(Naittass Bel GafeI.
Brin3eiiin Gin idiparnlerifhem
Gntsiifen),: ,,Q9elden oiiitersebeimnisz
pplerL rnelan9oliIden Jleis Bat @uer Steig
am j3..See, unb tpie 6aratteriltiit sntrgfs
ienp lit iein Jtame Siiianiteis q
Der Sur It (peripnnoert) Gin
0iiianlteig an isniermlSee? 9Her bat Dir
paS ssiaSt?"
Brin5elfin Der Reittvht.@
Der &sitfnebt tpirS stante pede herz
betbefObIea HnS Der 6ilrit fragt ,,8ubr
belt Del Stieg ans 3.-See Z"
8eitfne@t: t: rSDnifIits Sobeit nett
ct ie! 0henities |"
vO6ieniteis !" fpieberboIte Der Sarit
Ia4enb, oO4ieniteis !"
AQgemetne Seiterfeit ben1ac9tiqte 1idb
Der 3afeIrilnoe. Bon nun an IieB 1i@
Die Prinseiiin auf tbren NDreenritten
ni9t mePr bonn Reitfnedt ion6ern bon
einem 8ammerPerrn beSleiten.
Man nmuBii6s be[fen mii5en.
SIM 6aitbofe bes Stapt9eus e. SolIte
zines 9lbenbs bon Der oaleIbit antpelenoen
NeerI6weinbentruppe cine grobe ShIacbs
tencomDoie aufsefiibrt ipsroen.
Der Director batte an, bstreffen6en gcrs
tnittase auf oem Sofe cine aIte, anIbel.
nenb leere, Tonne iteben Iehgn uno oie
ielbe binter bic @oulillen Ihaffen lailsr,
Inn tpdbreno Der grDBen StIa9tenIceue
bic 8anpnenInldse IN ber befannten Ma.
nier marfiren 5u lailen.
4ls li9 nun am Mbeno tpabreno Der
8prlteauns Der Selb oes Stldes, ipelGer
pom Director ieIblt 6arseitellt tpuroe. in,
peiBeiten SbladtenseiplbI beipegt, ertonte
Der 6ei9nboonner INNER Iauter, bis es
enolib einen setpaltisen &ra6 CAB, Der
tdul&eno benz GinidIasen einer @ranate
in aItes Sparriperf sIid. @Iei6seitis
aber rpIite iiber bic Blbns cine nidbt uns
erbebIide Ansabl alter 2artoffetn ipe[de,
gdnslib unbemerft, in benz ireiten Baube
Der 6nr9 eiaen beftisen SdIas geborits=
men Tonne perborgea sespeien. Sdnea
gefaBt impropliirte Der senioIe S4aulpies
ler fclsenbe 98orte
uDns mar elm tpobIsesisIter 2artdts
i9enlbuB! Wis 9assIf0rner iino bic
1elholle um mid bereeItrsut limb nod
INNER bin ;h unperlest i.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-01-15
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gm oft IN 9lotp uno Sorgsn in geipdnoelt;
Sett sch naj Nubrer Dummbeit mid perlajis
Sab quite 1age ic3 bic idpere aRaIis: "
The daily gazette., 1882-10-05
DIR. Plerce'. ..Goldenl sIs,Iical Discovery

has become so Thoroughly established In public
favor that were Il not for the forRetfulness of
people it would not he necessary to call atton-
tlun to its power to cure consumption, which Is
scrOfula Of the lungs, and other blood Diseases
as eruptions. hlolches, pimples, ulcers, and
"lNer complaint" mat
The daily gazette., 1882-10-05

j d m M Heyrnue Bureau has been
hi n qlg destruction of the Illicit
Dear H.. feld IN Pickett county,
lalpr a, .tii, .'ig kentucky line, consist
It'd na,b, J,l,, LAND and worm of 90 gallons
4Is9, 1 ~. a'pS a and 1000 gallons of
MI WIlIias.' I''s destruction of the illicit
1 gatncky4' Nc, oonalsen in Fentress
ra idj + s.,iis,lg ''iaislng a capacity of l2O
/ tially 1,l'llis T oi pomaqe and 90
kha K,n,,n.,llll he owners of the stills
The daily gazette., 1882-10-05
A DeInoc, attic Victory.

Both parties claimed victory in the Del
aware Little Election" and at first sight
1t seemed as though the battle might fairly
be called drawn. The Democrats have a
majority of 2s5, on the vote for inspectors
aud the Republicans majority Of ] i3 on
the vote for assessors, which is about as
near tie as could conveniently be reached,
counting only by the votes. Counting by
the practical results, however, the Demo
Gratis hold the State, having elected clear
majority of the inspectors and thus con-
trolling the canvassing boards in all three
counties. 1t Is hardly necessary to add
that, as politics go In Delaware, the control
of the canvassing boards in "A close election
is matter of some consequence.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-05
..crmUr DEMOCRATS.

n
IN I New London Nominated
waller l'r.'"or-The o. Resolutions.
b C'''r rnxy, oct. 4Urhs Dspo,
|rfogO, e,,l I, mex ID this city To DAY ,ano
,hs 'ns, ,snpointment of James
|t,nlred Oy J, NJ New II aven, temporary
u Gallagher criticised the "
n ,,uas law and its oppress.ve y sss oa, Hon
n.icn .ii.l,,sIry s%S of Hartford was made
y HaiIs,'o5 Ht,sp committee on resolutions; l,H =,
b. o. 'le Invention took a recess OF
y the sH" st,sr which Mr.. Gallagher was wa
Aoa,, Ao,.1,,t @ president. The resolutions .,h ,a.
niaa1n','aIIy prolix, assert the su.
r nlu' tbe general government
4. ., r,nsp r Of iis powers" the ''inde, 9,
biis, ,iha hasS Mates In the wise exercise Of
s o. y, u, assigned to the general GOV
~ !, ao1 aoS a. declare persistent opposition
.,asd s.,u in interpretations of the power
isll'PP ~ 'PPederai constitution" +" They
! ,,r',I " economy in the expenditure
afles rsvs s and the restriction Of ap-
g.. nl'@r 1,o,p the national treasury 70
a9D. ',s,,,v !'V'o Of national character =
'lsa,l, ny internal revenue law and OF
q o., WI 'bsII reduce taxatioH so thai
us' .hall I not exceed the present
'taue ~. esnyerpment.
w Y, o y the informal ballot for Gov
salI y SIlovs. Thomas M. Waller, !, OF
.'l'', scs l.. B. Morris, lOs e.
ssa'e, .. ',e,,;tering, 8. Mr.. Waller, hay
III a majority of the votes cast, he
a,Jlhe nominee by acelamation.
aSs,nt ~ Governor the convention
v ' eorre G. Sumner, OF Hart
I. sretary of State, d. Ward
Y. n Treasurer, DIR. Alfred x.
X X "A for Comptroller, Thomas X.
sabrm approved the Presidents
n River and Harbor bill, fayors
~. y not prohibition, aud condemns
E-Slisp administration for Its alleged
glce.