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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-01
CiEBUESE.

Correspondence Of the Herald.
CLEBuRNE, May 81, lSS2.-Last night We
had another fine rain. 1t is feared by some
that it may prove an injury 10 the wheat
but corn and cotton lool, elegant and are
growing finely. a gentleman said yester.
day that with one rain in June and one
about the middle of July, nobody could
complain OF what they would make. If
they could gather all they would do WELL
The new arrangement, as announced by
posters to-day, that the trains on the Mex
lean Central would run To the Union de-
pot, Is received with pleasure by our mer-
chants. They say now they can get closer
to Dallas. 1t will increase the business of
I the road.
). II. Morse and George Poweily, two of
Bosque's best citizens, spent last night in
the city. Morse was buying good things
for his friends who visit Kopperl Friday.
large number Of our people are prepar-
ing to attend the dedication of the new
academy building at Kopperl ON Friday
next.
Judge Abbott adjourned his court this
morning, and leaves for his home in Hills
boro to-day.
Uncle Billy" Hodge looked miserable
/ =
presented him by his friends of the city
council was taken from his head and little
narrow.brlm straw placed in its place. 1t
was u trade that "Unce Billy" had no
hand in making
Paddock, of the Fort Worth Democrat
was in the city yesterday.
Every HERALD received today has been
sold, and the question, Have you HEG-
ALD?" has been asked me dozen tires.
CLEBuRNE, May 30, lSS2.-Wc have
nothing new to give your readers from this
section.
We are having plenty of ram and crops
are very promising.
Colonel John l.. Henrys friends here
were very sorry to see his letter in the
HERALD Of the 2Sth, saying he would not
be u candidate for governor.
We have no candidates ont tor county
offices yet, but think in another week or
two we will have our share.
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A New York d,spa,ch says; Mr.. Taxa.
haski the Jap.nc,e Consul in this city,
has received rev ,rapers which confirm the
report ola serious accident to the United
States men.otwar Alert. Mr.. Takshassi
read the srount IN reporter this morn.
Ing. The reporter listened, but said moth.
ing. The Consul laughed in high gloe al
the reporters ignorance Of Japanese, and
explained the situation IN excellent Eng.
lish, s follows "Ftom this report l.
would seen tho Alert was making her way
nom japan to Yokohama by q shsrt cut
through tho Wootowoomi pronounced
utiml sea. This sheet Of water is about
40 miles long, extending nom Shimono.ski
to Kobe. The latter place is AN opon port
where vessels of all na,ionsl.,ics 80 10 take
IN cargoes ~ "copper" aud rice. nv saiine
through this ses the Alert could save
large detour. and pass out through the
0shimsssti channel, which |. about fifty
miles from Kobe. II was near the mouth
II this channel that tho Alert csme In col.
lision with the imperial yacht Jngal Kau
Tho report says that the United State,
ship was badly damaged, but gives &c
frr'h.- particulars. I, will probably b,
thr.s or four weeks before receive nny
Official account"
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LANCASTER,
sS1aspondence Of the Herald.

0qospondencc OF the Herald.
LANCASTER, May O.--The June term d'thc
6licc's court OF this precinct will convene
9Nriday, but no cases Of Importance hsv,
ss yet been docketed for trial.
fr. John Lott is putting tho finishing
tAches upon his private residence, which
Is The largest, the most elegant aud sristo,
Getic looking house in tho town.
Sunday at the Sunday school ofthe M. n
c1orch that highly gifted aud accomplished
young lady, Miss jennie wofrord, made
lucid, fall and iorcible explanations Of tho
blackboard which excited tho admiration
Of all who heard her.
The final celebration Of the Lancaster
Masonic Institute will take place ON next
Friday, and the lovers Of literature and Inc
friends OF education IN Dallas arc cordially
invited 10 attend. Ono Of the intcresllns
features Of the occasion will no the prcsen.
tnlion of several handsome presents from,
the generous old hschelors 20 tho lovely
young ladies Of Lancaster. Sou,cbody Nh
sure 10 lame away o holoSaisi ofrcstnti,
WIN you permit your correspondent /,
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Ora NAM.

Correspondence Of the Herald
GRAHAM, May 2S-There was something
peculiar about the flash of lightning which
struck the telegraph office here on the 18th
instant, There had been light shower a
few minutes previous, accompanied by
scarcely any electrical display, The shower
was over aud the sun was struggling through
the clouds when bolt of lightning was
seen to descend in perpendicular dircc-
ton from great height, and struck apole
just in the rear Of the telegraph
Office. A wire led from the pole TO = tele
graphic battery ut the base OF the pole and
on box next to the wall of the building.
a blackened spot can be seen on the top OF
the pole. The wire leading to the battery,
as well us the connecting wires attached 70
the building were rot only melted, but
vaporized. No traces OF them can be found
where the wires were tackled TO the house.
The paint is backcncd for width of six
fnches or a foot across the rear OF the
building.
The thunder which accompanied the flash
was q sudden report like n siI-pound can
non without any rolling or rcvcrbcrations
following IT, The scorching of the paint
raised volume of smoke which caused
many to think the house was on fire. A
slue current OF the ulScharke IlIOWeu u WIRE
around the entire building to The front door
step when it went Off on to another wire
which was connected with the ground. Tho
place where the current lett this wire is
plainly marked, as where the current ran it
left the wire of black color and partly
melted. Beyond this point the wire was
simply of rusty, natural color. The lines of
the United States military telegraph were
not affected by the lash, as they are con.
nected with the front end Of the building
The lines and battery that were destroyed
belonged TO private parties, The operator
was IN the front part of the building ST his
instrument, and was not stunned or even
shocked by the charge. He had been in
The rear room only few moments previous
to the dash. Had he been there during its
discharge the result would probably have
been fatal.
The Office Is located near small noun.
tain called Twin mountain. The lightning
has struck in that neighborhood several
times within few years, and it is thought
that the mountain contains iron ore, which
served AS an attraction for the electric
fluid The building itself was entirely I'M
Injured
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The feeble and annotated, suffering from dys-
pcpSia or indigestion in any FORM are advised,
ior We SAKE OF tnelr own bodily and mental com.
of the most delicate constitution testify to its
harmless and restorative properties. Physicians
everywhere, distu ted with the adultera'ed
liquors of commerce. prescribe IL as the safest
and most re stable of all stou achcS For sale by
all Druggists ard Dealers generally.
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A physician writing to the Journal Of
Health, in speaking of Browns Iron Bit
tcrs having carefully analysed its iugredi-
ents, says; There Is no other remedy in
existence so harmless and yet so effective,
No other compound should ever be used for
genera i'll health and chronic diseases OF
tho pulmonary, digestive aud urinary or.
gans. II is mild, yet sure in its action, and
gradually restores perfect health and
strength to every function of the organs OF
life. Its action is so very mild that there Is
no room left tor reaction and relapse, neither
will its discon,nuauce bring on craving
| for its use or renewal Of past disorders"
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HoTsfOrd's Acid Phosphate In Nervous De-


DR., Edwin Il. Vose, Portland, Maine,
says; II have prescribed il for many OF
the various forms of nervous debility, and
il has never failed to do good"
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In the city Of Lou,sv,ll, on

In the city Of Loulsv,lIo on
Friday, Dune 3OGn, 1852.
These drawings occur MONTH, ,suu,i.vs.x.
cepted) under provisions Of all sni ~ ne yeI.
eral Assembly OF Kentucky
The United States Circn!t Cour, nn H.cc,n,,
rendered the following decisions.
lst-That the Commonwealth m.st'puiop
Company Is legal.
2nd-lts drawings are fair.
N. B.-The Company has now Oh Aaud 4 large
reserve fund. Read carefully the it CT priIs
for the ~ P'A'S'
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Mr.. X. ]. Sherwin, of Concord, New
Hampshire, writes: III have a good old
aunt who keeps house for wife and baby
aud me- OF late she has been grooming and
complaining. Our family doctor could not
find out what allied her, and yet often she
would keep her bed Tor several days.
persuaded her to try Browns Iron Blttors,
s6 TO my establishment she has never
complained since. She now calls II her
uehicine,' and recommends IL To evuy.
hody,"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-01

A hackmsn In Constantinople Is required
70 show a certificate that he ,s good driver
ard man Of good character. Ifthai were
The rule IN this country, there would DO no
hacke, Ift
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-01

Tho medicines composing Carter's Liver
Bit,ers are all American, fresh, homo.
grown, active and valuable. They form a
hitters which cannot be used without bone.
Al, Bee advertisement.
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Malarinl Diseases,

A sure and eilectual prevention and cure
is found in Simmons Liver Regulator. 1t
originated in the south, and there achieved
its great fame for diseases of that section.
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Whole T!eknts, s2; HALF Tioksts.Sl
s1 Tickets, $50, SSTictets 500.
Remit money or bank dram ia Letter, or ,end
by express Don't send by registered letter or
postotlce order Orders Of S. and upward by
express can be sent at our expense Address al
orders to K. NJ B0ARDMAN, Courier.Jound
Building, Louisville, Ky or L. N. B0ARDMAN
300 Broadway. New York
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-21
Amuse,nenB.

only Farmers Daughter. r."-TOnorrOw
evening Elliott Barnes nelOtralna entitled
"Only Farmers Daughter" will DC pre-.
senteu for the first time in Lancaster by q
company at whose head Is the beautiful
Southern actress, Miss Agnes uerndon, who
in her comparatively short career upon the
stage, has already achieved honorable Cmi.
nence, juoging from the complimentary nt.-
ticcs We see floating through the papers in all
the towns where the lady has appeared. The
piece itself is said 10 be tuli Ct dramatic cli-
makes and sensational episodes and has had a
very successful run during the past two or
three seasons.
Nc Intyre and Heath, Conners and Kelly -
One of the best speciality combinations now
travelling will give two performances here on
Christmas, appearing both afternoon and
evening. The managers of the company are
wel-known aud Mcintyre and Heath are
among the best dellneatOrS OF Southern dar-
key life on the stage to day. COnncrs anu
Xel!y. as sr"s, and dane. artists, have made
envlablc rcrutaiioEe, both in this cOun-
try and Europe. Besides thee Eco-
pie the company includes The :" Four
shamrocks, " Irish Comedians Miss Viz
ginia Ross and Ed. Connolly, operate and
sketch artists, Maud Clifton, serO-comic
singer, ahe famous IaIscclle family OF acro-
bats, ROsselle. the great female fmpcrsonator,
Prot. Alex Davis. ventriloauist, who WAS here
with George II. Adams, last year, and Moore
and Lesscnger, Dutch comedians, who have
been already here this season. Tie prices at
the matinee will be lower Than in the evening
and they should have packed houses.
Charlotte Thompson On Tuesday cve-ing
next Miss Charlotte Thompson will appear 1T
Fulton opera house In her new version OF the
tavorite play "Janc Eyre" The di-ting uishcd
actress is this week playing to very iarsa bus
mess at the Walnut street theatre, Phtiadel
phia and all the papers speak very highly OF
the performance. n
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LEGiL NOTICES.

ISsTArE sIF KARL Dan liz EhfsERG,
II late Of cfty Of lancaster, 'ieccasc,i.-
Letters testaInentt1y on Sstisi estate having
been granted 10 the un,it rsi1ne,i, all persons
ir,,IelJted thereto are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having c!;.i,ns
or demands against the same, Will Present
them without delay for settle mcnt to the un-
dersigne,i, residing III he city of Lancaster.
PHlLlf Di>kELBEl;G,
nSC-ctdCOw '. r - Executor.
lHSrATE or MARY 3. TORR LATE OF
II the city OF Lancaster, deceased. Letters
granted TO the unaic rsignedl, all persons ia .
iebted thereto are requested to make 1mn,e-
diate payment. and those having claims OI 'ic-
manlle against tho same. will pEes ent then,
without Iieis,y tor .setteiNcnt ~ tine uiN;cr
signed, residin: IN tho city 0t Larlc3steR.
M,UNHEKHUSH.
--- - Executor.
JyO A. COYLE Attorney nll-JtlOaw
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CONGRESS-.
The TObac.O Tax 0uosfiO" Considered

The Tobacco Tax Question :'"n>idrre'
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-The t.,!,lca.'
tax question was discussed in both Senate
and House to-day for a short time. In
the Senate Mr.. Bayard p:ss ,n,.'i :. rs"
luton providing for a rebate OF the i,S
stocks of tobacco on hand in case the tax
is reduced or removed, and gave notice
that he would ask its consideration to.
morrow.
In tho House, Mr.. Kelley. (Pa.), from
tho committee Oh ways and means, re-
ported resolution similar to that of Mr..
Bayard, and Mr.. Kasson presented a mi
ncrity resolution of the committee, declar-
ing against any further reduction Of taxes
OH manufactures Of tobacco.
Mr.. Hatch (MissourD objected to present
consideration of the subject and after
some discussion the resolutions were re-
ferTcd to the committee of the whole.
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kLECTOkAL COLLEGE MEETING.
To Choose Delegates to tho Annual Coz
ferAnce

To Choose DELEGATE. to tho Annual Con
ference.
The electoral college of this district OF
the Philadelphia conference of the A. NJ.
Z. church met in the Strawberry street
church, this morning, and organized by
e'ectiDg Mr.. James Robinson, Of Phila'
delphia, president, and Mr.. Ham
ilton, OF Wilmington, Del, secretary.
About fifteen delegates were present,
among whom were I. G. Wears, Of Phila-
delphia, the we'll known political speaker;
Rev. r. Berry, Of West Philadelphia ;
Francis p. Means of Zion mission, Phila-
delphia Robert Boston, Of Philadelphia,
formerly of this city {; John II. Butler, of
Lancaster VIM. Turner, Of Providence
township, and Mr.. Gibbs, of Chester, Del
aware county.
A committee appointed to examine the
credentials of delegates reported all of
them to be correct and the delegates were
received AS members of the college
The college is composed entirely Of lay
delegates, and the purpose of it's meeting
to day is to select two lay delegates from
this district TO the genera: conference OF
the A. N. L. church which meets in Bal
.inore on the first Monday in May. 1884.
After :ransac.ing some routine business
pertinent speeches were made by several
members OF tho college, wien An adj journ-
ment took place until clock this after
noon.
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VALUABLE CIrY PEO"ERTY AT FRI
Y vate Snle-Tb,. undersigned, a..e mt Tor
the trustees of the Humane Fir. Company,
offers ut private safe, all that Lot OF Ground
and Building crrcted thereon (i,eing the En-
ginr House of sail G. 'ml;iny. recently crcctc'i}
ituafe'i ON the north side Ot Yves King Atr.ct,
west of Charlotte street, in the city of Lam
caster. fronting on West King street 3! feet
and extending In depth To- Grant street si'
feet, adjoining prOpertis. OF J. NJ. Il.rZo.
and Philip Wal. The Built:in H. sspl'@inn ntiiiiy
built Ia 3I feet wide by iOO feet deep; has -
yOOd cellar un':er the entire bui''tinG: ~ two
stories IN height and lias water an,i other con
veniences.
This Building IS admirably tf!apied for
market or tOl,accO warehouse. and the a'ten-
ton Of buyers Is dire. .teH to ,his property, as
1t will be sold at Il barg Tin.
ia. OBJ u. LONG.
Real Estate Agent,
.Df p North Queen st.
dG9, H. III, Il. % y: G.27,S0
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In the siege Of Troy, Apollo encouraged tho
Trojans to be valiant ~, ,ainst the Greeks. by
saying: -"Tbe mighty Achilles does not fight
to-day" 1t would seem as If Death lEtd been
bidding disease to make its greatest inrOads
upon men. by saying "Hunt's Remedy ID out
OF tho Market" But the TrOjans found to
their cost, that the mighty Achilles came to
the field, slew their greatest champions. and
made shOl t work OF the battle. And Hunts
Remedy. as an Achilles against kidney and
liver diseases. has taken the field, AMI Is max
ing short work of all such ailments. Hundreds
Of testimonials from all Quarters are coming
in as to The might of this champion medicine.
Not surer was the sword OF Achilles than IS
this powerful, yet peaceful. remedy in battle
form, as it wages war against drOpsy, urinary
and kidney complaints, and OvercOmes. It's
wise to call in its aid. dG-lwdeOdxw
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A Cough. Coia or sore lIfoat siiouio oe
stopped. Neglect freluer tly results IN All !D'
curable Lcng Disease or Consumption.
Browns bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach Nike cough syrups aud talsa!ns,
bu: act directly the In nfiaIne;i parts allaying
Irritation. give relief In Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, ana the Throat Troubles
which Singers and Pubic Speakers aye subject
to. For thirty gears Browns Bronchial
Tzocnes have been Recommended by physi-
clans. and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide snd Constant use
for nearly sn entire generation, they have at.
tained vel .nerite': rank among tht few staple
remedies nf the age. Sold At y its box
e-erywi,4re mv-ivITTla F&lvw
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Argument Court.

The whole of the morning session was
taken up by tho argument OF tho Erua-
Bieler casa. Rule tor new trial
In the case of Levi Seasoning. vs., II. Il.
Parry ct al, the rule to show cause why
non-suit should be stricken off was dis
charged.
Some time ago Samuel Il. Price, esq.,.
counsel for property holders, was granted
an issue to try by jury the amount OF
damages sustained by tho opening If
Green street. This morning on his petition
a rule was granted on Eugene Smith. esq.
counsel for Catherine and Agnes Kelly,
property holders on this strest, to fiIe his
declaration at once.
In the matter of the rule, by defendant
to show cause Why a number of suits,
brought by Edmund FRANKIE, vs.. Geo. w.
Dodge, Son & Co., shcnld not be
consolidated, the lule was continued,
on condition that the plaintiff now
files petition for ,ule, on defendants,
to show cause why they should not per
feet their bail, or tho appeals, out of
which these suits row. arise, be stricken
off on the allegation that such bail il
imperfect and irregular
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Itching kiles-symptons and Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like persplrn.
ton, intense itching, increased by scratching.
very distressingly, particularly at night, rs If
pin worms were crawling III and out OF the
rectum the private parts are sometimes At
fected: it allowed to continue vory serious
results may follow. ''DR. SwAYNE's ALL
HEALING OINTMENT lisa pleasant, sure cure.
Also for letter, itch, Salt Rheum, ScalI Head,
Erysipelas, Barbers' Itch, Biotchcs, All Scaly,
Crusty, Cutaneous Eruptions' Price 80 cents,
boxes for SIZE. Sent by mail to any address
on receipt OF price in currency, Or three Ger:
postage stamps. Prepared only by DIR. Swayne
& Son, No. 80 n. sixth street, Philadelphia,
Pa. Sold by all prominent druggists. swAYSE's
PILLS are the best for al billions disorders.
CSre headache, fevers, &c.
.lycOd&WT.Th&S
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ii. SHuBERT, AuctiOneer. di9-Tu-Th.S&ds


nKPHANS' COURT S!Ai.I: at VALUABLE
~ city Property.-On Tuesday, -. ccmbcr
e6, 1872, by virtue and in pursuance "i an alias
order OF the Orphans Court nj Lancaster
county. will be sOl,i n: public s:sie, at the
Sorrei Horse Hotel. ON West Kin. street,
IN the city nf Lancaster. a!i that certain two
story Brick Dwelling House, with = twn-stOry
Brick Back Building AMI Brick Butcher Shop
attached, One-stOry Frame Tenant House,
Brick Slaughter IlOus.. Ice IlOrs',. l::ick Sta
bic. Shedding and other Outbuiiings. and
half lot of ground thereto belOnYt"p. sit uatc
on the nor Invest corner Of West King and
Charlotte streets, in the city OF Lame ,-tcr. IA.
adjoining property Ot George >hn.iie "n th'
west, on tbs, north by Grant street. On the
east bv Charlotte street and on the south by
West King street.
Sale To commence ut O'Clock p m. OF said
day. when att ntianc, will ie gwen and
terms made known by &C. HERR,
Executor Of the estate OF WIN. r. Miller, dc.
ceased.
uRsRY SHuBKRr, Auct d6-7tdTu6S
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HALLWAY ACCIDENT.

EraxeInan Struck Dy Bridge.
l. n. Reese, a brakeman on the train
run by engine 737 west, on the Pennsylva
MIA railroad, met viii, serious accident
about II o'clock last night. While thu
train was pulling out from the middle
track at Ranck's, east Of Bird-in. Hand,
Reese was standing Oh 4 refrigerator car
and was struck by the road bridge under
which tie cais pass at that point. He was
knocked down and had a fearful cash cut
in his head, though it is believed his skull
is not fractured. lie WAS taken by the
Western express train to his home in IEar-
risburg.
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If you are a frequenter or q resident offs
miasmatic district, barricade your system
against the scourge OF all new countries
ague. bilious and intermittent fcvers-hy the
use of Hop Bitters.
LUDISGTON, Mich, Feb. 2, 1880.
have sold Hol, Bittcrs fOG four years and
there Is no medicine that s1rpssses them tor
bilious attacks. kidney complaints and many
diseases incident to thi- malarial climate.
dlf2wC&w II. 7. ALEXANDER.
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y Canary bird

makes one of The incest Christmas presents
his sweet voice being C instant reminder OF
the donor. The newly imported Night sing
ing canary is the best. as it sings by lampltght
as well as during the day a: the cost is s. so.
Cages can be had from 5l0O for a nice brass
cage up to 5000 for a silver p ated one.
The best place 10 go for these things IS to the
retail dcpal tment of the BIRD FOOD COM
PANY, 20. South Eighth street. Philadelphia
They have the largest stock of all kinds of
birds, cages, aquariums, fine bred dogs, ETC.,
in America. Canaries can be sent by express
with perfect safety. printed guarantee
with every bird. Observation-Disclosures