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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07

WnEKEY-Th Riverside purified rye
SlisSey, which Messrs Geo. Nc Burney s. Son
sd'e'!Me IL new brand of liquor just intro.
"Ectd MO this msrket. 1t has an excellent
mei'o" Aivor. tne bouquet and ia II 'lEteed
10 De 'iiic ali Of which, added to Tho general
rTepL;asoa all vhisseys enjoy Ct being good
"hoasn soma arc b,ter than clher.) will douh.
,es5 sc1 % The Increasing consumption Of The
oape.aln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07

|. ) Courts. This Uoitcd Sales Circuit
STD Ds.:;;c; Conr's. Judge Hughes presidiog,
seIo oporcL I, jay. Thtrs wss DO businss:
fnrs;ocd 10 The Distrio: Court.
10 The C,icuit Court. 10 the caGo Of Hsy IS.
the 4. Il W. L. X. Co.. tho afgumeu, on The
moton iIr tho appointment Of receiver for
said road vas gGiourCed i'll Tuesday. the l7th
Of } aru'y. at ten o't,ock o. IL to which tins
both ours o. 1ur1td.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07

irHERAL OF Miss VIOLET. fine tuL,rsI
o. Nl:s Cnos Ann Ficlstt, whosa death itom
V1IaOlsry a.aIva'iCr, IS published 10 Ito Ca
zsi'e Thursday. occurred 90 "Wednesday hight.
asGui l. click, took place from iho Tcsidsroa
81 het mother, On Queen street, yesterday ST.
0Fhocn, aud. withdrawing tho iaClement
Stath!r, Was largely attended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07

RELIGIOUS .--l0teresticg revival services hlv5
tetn conducted every eight Ills week iu
zoe NJ. + Church. If This city. by tie pastor,
NV. Dr.. Pou'son. nho will occupy his puI pit
o,morroW, and p:eLch ca "Tlcl.y" At ! ! A..
u and fsviyk! ssImon at Eight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07

POLICE News -Dsnnis Ferguson. colored,
AMOR on he schooner Iona, arrested last night
10: atunVe language and disorderiy conduc. at
NE wharf Of kiessrs VIM. A. Smoot s. Co., wss
IT.. ,r Oily prisoner before the Msy or this morning
lie charga aQainst Dennis being proved, he
IVES t1od $40 and tho coats OF the case. The
eapsain OF the vessel paid the money and the
pfisoLer Wac discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07

REctrIIoN-A compimoo lsry rtcep ,p
vas gwen By the members Gf tbo Bachelors
Club las: night, 10 Mr.. j. W. B:owa, f,rm
tr meubT, WHO stopped hero for few hours,
m hl5 way from his home, 10 Delaware, 10
taarIottssvill,. whore ho ia now 10 business.
The tccisisn Wss mos: enjoyable ono, and dur
iog Ao evening DIR. Brown was presented with
handsome seal rnz "a testimonial of tho Is
;cem IN which &c is held By his Ola friends ia
this CITY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07

HE MARKET. The ma,k,t Iii, nlcrsioi
vas tho poorest seen tot M. y Sa;u.d.5s past.
There were u0t ncr, thar "a u.z'nc u1ily y q
ole u, s'ut, aod the 'CuIade' presuulr;, =
dear aud I0isakon appearances. white ''insid, !"
sfiICl3s we're scaic, snL high. Conlllint on
ina par. of sellers aud buyers wss goneraI--the
sellers because CT dull sales end the buyers b.
cause o. tho high Iric.s. P!eea fJr mess oil
around were 2,2l corts higher than las. S.ur-
dfy. Prices t1r almost everything else were
tcniiGg upward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07
PArEEs tEAHiaaHela, t:s.
C6PAEs'rNE7sas.sI,s.

MFR. GEORGE g. FRHaUd il admitted "a
NJ partner in my business froa, this date
under tho firm naul0 OF ". A. SMOOT s. CO,
". 4. SMoQT,
AleLahdtis. Va, LRnunrG2 1872
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07

UEsS! GUESs!
~ A GIFT FOX A GUESS.
will give away q magnificent
SEQ SHONlNGER NINK-SrOP CYMBEL.
LA PAHLOR ORGAN
to tho p,rson who comes nearest in guessing The
number OF Beans contained in the Glass j Ar ex-
hibited in my Show Window The Jar has been
llIed ard scaled by several prominent business
gentleman, ard will bs opened on the FIRST
tho purpose. who will count The Beans az award
the prizs TO the lucky gueBser.
Cothe everybody. hsch person allowed but
oIo fuass. Register Book open from s. III. to
y. n.
AEDNEY r. R91ND'S
FLA Nd WAREKOOhS, 433 9Th ST, n. ".
j.n7 Washington, d. 9.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07

JANUARY I'd. 1892.
M 4. Z. W. TENNESSON hss his dav boon
1HA ssaocisted with us in our business. Thai, K
ing tho public for lis generous Patronage IN iha
past, we respectfully ask continuance in tho
future. SAM OML TENN ESSEN goo,
Ia King s!rnc:. EGao's in Halt fansr Picture
Frames. CorEicas. Wihicw Shades, So. Sc
jazz
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07

ElRSI NATL. BANK OF ALEX, W.,
The BEMI.ANNUAL uiyIDEND I:hIee
pc. cent will b paid TO tie stockholders on nd
sitsr Thursday. the 18th
jsI4-3s GEAS r 3ODEE .hisr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07

PLANK BOOKS of sil e:z1s Al d styles Of
- binding, IN stock OF msis 10 order at short
notiae. !j,n2l RnBs2T HGLL'.i SONS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07

81. Va. G!hhEHAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07

TIE Loss OF TIE ALMOND BlaD - Tho
saiNn< Of !hr s'hotn,r \ m)nd Bird. Cap alr
Pack ri if"n: Hitdt"r. y. : ai,k a c.,ya I
Iss;rr Ier M'Ssrs Wu! a. 5uoot & Co Of
this CT y, Oh Sunday r!-tt l..i, i've houra cut
from her hume port, !;ccaIand, Ne. whsr: sho
had pnt ~ !tr rtp,rJ. IS man'iOBed 10 zee
terday i G.Z'l;". lhn AI!Gond Bril- il an OLD
Ifndct at tins port. e,d il wsil konwn by river
Een. Her cargo Vas fully lnsnr-d 10 Phil :
phta coup,o:es. Of nhlch AZ. Gja. Wise, is
aGe1! 10 Iris ci,r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07

CAGE-A large supply just received, which
~ We are selling ct low price
deco H. s. LEADBEATER b BIO,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07

TANDIEa--5 bbls Fine and Choice Candle
~ Just received by
ueCl2 ) u. mlLbU KIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07

DRlhE MILD CREAM OHEKS for s.lo 1t
z decl6 j. q MILBUKN'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07

NOW TIES, # ssaoitsd quality, for sale
. cheap - So Kisg st.. corDer Royal.
dec7 j. T. ORBIEHTUN Il SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07

UHTRA FIVE OLD GOVERNMENT
IL JAVA COFFEE, freshly roasted. for sale
BY liRc2il I g MIi-RIfkN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07

N. b. AT tho sGm9 time ard place, unless
previously disposed Of at private SALE l will sell
one BAY HOASK aud ono DART
JAL6-td 4. kEMPER, Tru;tee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07

HOLMRS' LlVERsnd AGU and FEWER
IL PADS-A supply just recti9ed by
does L. =. l,EADBEATEk r. BRO,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07

VSJANTED To KENT-A SMALL HOUSE
w Of two or ihIGe Toons. furnished or un-
furnished Adiresa A.. GIz, site III "a. ian1-3t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-27

Lisbon election precinct held their meeting
at Lisbon on the oath inst. Colonel John
NJ. Crockett was made chairman and Fred
Fairborn secretary. Thomas, Sims, Esq,
was unanimously elected delegate to the
Dallas county convention, and was in
structed to use his best efforts to secure the
nomination of WI. Crawford for congress.
The vote was taken by ballot and were all
cast for Crawford but one. The delegate
was unanimously instructed to support
Barnett Gibbs, esq, for state senator. II
was the sense of the meeting that in select
ing candidate for state senator Of the
Pictorial district; our delegate be instruct.
ed that in case OF candidates of equal merit
in Tarrant and Rockwell, he endeavor to
secure the nomination Of candidate from
the latter.
The delegate from this district is unani
mously instructed to do all in his power t.
secure the nomination of candidates fo
governor and other state offices, who ar,
sound and staunch anti.monopolists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-27

Tar Philadelphia Times; 1.-THE organs Of
both sides are now busy figuring out their
majorities in the next house, and the
Washington democratic organ and aleadinp
New York republican organ each claim
exactly iIS members for their respective
parties and concedc exactly 1852 to the other,
The republican organ puts down Pennsyl.
vania at Is republicans and 10 democrats
and the democratic organ gives each party
"a. They are both busy cooking their 70,
uncaught harss, forgetting that the people
are likely this year to knock all the calcu
lations Of politicians to the political king
dom come"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-27
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Edward Barr, Of Missouri, was.at the head
ofthe graduating class at West Point, with
an average of, 934.5 out Of apostolic 2, 1000.
w. b. Clossen is the only American hon.
ored this year bya medal at the Paris Sa-
lon. He received the third. medal for wood
engraving.
Mr.. Arthur has not rented cottage at
Long Branch and will pass few days only
at that resort during the summer. He will
not leave the capital until the adjournment
Of Congress, except, perhaps, to attend the
grand army encampment in Baltimore on
the Dist and 22d instant.
Miss Margaret Ferguson's marriage to
Thomas IL. Waller, of Paris, KY, the other
day, was a red-letter occurrence in that town.
The mention rf one item In the decoration
may give good idea OF the wedding: The
church door was removed and two swinging
gates, composed intirely of sweet yiolets,
were substituted.
A handsome man, with full, roughish
face and beard, running in line from one
ear to the other by way of the lip, stepped
| from the deck of the Labrador to that of Il
special tug yesterday and was escorted to
New York. He was NJ. Roustan, the newly
appointed French Minister to this country.
He will remain IN New York a few days
before going to Washington.
Apropos of a robbery of pictures at Brus-
sells, Lord Suffolk, from whose father
splendid pictures were stolen, and re-
covered, in 1856, writes: 1.-THE thief ex-
pressed astonishment and regret at the lacl;
of appreciation shown by the trade. The
picture he had sold, small Leonardo,
realized only $40" Very discouraging
this to prospective picture thieves.
| The latest missing man is Alfred III
Pease, the pianist He went to St. Loui,
from Chicago, on June 1, with st. Louis
friend. He was at hotel there two oil
three nights, paying his bill and going on,
each morning, and his friend never found
him. Finally ON Wednesday morning
OF last week he left the hotel and has no
been heard Of since and his friends hav,
been telegraphing oil over the West with
ont avail
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-27

IT is with an unfeigned pleasure that we
notice the very general and indeed the
almost unanimous SUPPORT which the
Hon. JOHN d. TRNpLHroN is receiving at
the hands of the press and he people for
the responsible position of mtorney.gen.
eral. II for this the state is wanting q
sound lawyer, gentleman whose escut.
cheon, private and public is without re-
proach or suspicion, and one who will al
oil times be the faithful, laborious, compe
tent and courteous official, then the con
vention, to meet at Galveston next month
can do no better than to place the corona
Of preference on the true and tried and vel
deserving gentleman of Fort Worth.
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LANCASTER.

Correspondence of the Herald.
LANCASTER, TEX, June g. 1SS2.-A pri-
mary meeting, which l did not attend,
but which, am informed, was composed
of between twenty and thirty citizens, was
held in this town on last Saturday, and
elected six delegates to our county conven-
ton. A majority OF this delegation favor
Wellborn's nomination.
Several of our citizens attended the Ma
sonic celebration at Waxahachie and
thought it grand affair.
Rev. Mr.. Jackson, the newly installed
pastor, occupied the pulpit of the Baptist
church in the forenoon of Sunday, and
preached an excellent sermon on the wis.
dom of God.
For some time past wild boar or bar
row, whose hiding place and home has
been in the bottoms of Ten Mile creek, has
been committing fearful depredations upon
the neiehboring corn fields. A few days
ago c. W. George and Granville Claycomb,
two Of the most daring hunters in this re-
gion, went out with a pack OF hounds in
search of the monster. They found him
and succeeded in killing him with theiI
double-baIrelled shot-guns. He was very
lean, but for all that weighed five hundred
pounds. Had he been fat he would have
weighed thousand pounds. His tusk'
were nine or ten inches long. Ht
was very fierce and had become {
terror TO the neighborhood.
The Rev. A. NJ. Averill, whose skill il
polemics have more than once had occa
sion to notice, is again on the 'war-path, >
and has written another article, which it i
TO be hoped will break down the last strong
hold of landmarkism in the state.
H.Y,P.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-27
The Congressional Contest,

On Sunday morning we gave the result
OF the primaries in the first, second ant
third wards in the city, which gave Colonel
w. l.. Crawford eighteen votes, with tit
n the fourth ward, The meeting In III,
and then taken over. The friends of vol
onel Crawford and of Colonel Wellborr
worked diligently during the day yester.
day, and the result was total vote In the
ward Of S17 votes, of which Colonel Craw.
ford received e0s and Colonel Wellborn
III, a majority of IS for Coloue
Crawford. Summing up rs far as the
voting precincts have been heard from
Colonel Crawford has received the y votes
of The city: Jim Town, 1; Scyene. 3; Mes.
quite. .; Worthington's, 3; Prairie Valley,
2; Long Creek, 1; Craven's school.house, l;
Grand Prairie, /; Boyle's School-house, 1,
Lisbon, 1; Rvc Mile Creek, l. Wesley
Chapel, Il Schultz, !, total Of ~ votes,
Colonel Wellborn has received as Ear as
heard from; Fair Grounds, 5; Oak
Lawn, 3: Farmers Branch, 2; Rich.
ardson, 7; Lancaster, Q; Hutchins, .; Cedar
Hill, (douelful); Cold Spring, |; Pleasant
Valley, 2; Haughts store, tdoubtfu y
held no election, aud Trinity Mills post.
f'sst'hN' rs EEluNN
evening. At Lower Duck Creek,
50 Mr.. William Alexander, tho
secretary OF the meeting informed our re.
porter, three ballots were taker, the first
resulting In favor OF Colonel Crawford. Some
objections were raised by some OF Colonel
Wellborn's friends that the ballot was In.
formal aud two more were taken, the
last one resulting In favor Of Colonel Well.
born, AFTER some Of the Crawford men
had retired, as Mr.. J: T.
keahy stntcd TO one OF the
HERALD employees. There was great ex.
element st the fourth ward meeting last
night, and two or three little scrimmages
took place, but nothing serious occurred. II
Ia doubtless " more enthusiasm was ever
witnessed at q ward election In this city
than was manifested by the friends Of Col.
onel Crawford nj his success last night.
His friends serenaded him after II was over,
and shcwsred congratulations upon him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-27
GREEN WILLIE.
Special 10 the Herald.

Special to the Herald,
GREESvILLE, June 26.--As far as heard
from, the six precinct conventions of this
county have instructed for Perkins for
congress and enough uninstructed delegates
are favorable to him to insure him this
county. One precinct favored Chiffon. All
the conventions favored Judge Marshall fol-
state senator and Hubbard for governor. A
r "olution to instruct for Ireland for COVER
nor was tabled at the Greenville precinct by
large majority, though II is thought the
county will support him In
the event Roberts is not d
candidate. Judge Hare seems to be the
choice for acknowledgement and Watts for
Bonner's seat on the supreme bench,
The guarantee to the Texas Il St. Louis
railroad has been siguel upa Vt we are only
waiting its approval by Gov nor Hubbard
| which we will get in day or Two.
Bricklaying began ON our new court.
house to-day and Contractor Smith will
push the work to N early completion.
The irrepressible Hardin Hart is an in dc
pendent candidate for county Judge on tn
| mo partyn ticket
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-27
Tnr xurbyR Of En-, nj seems 10 bo N

TIE xnxbrvE Of Egypt seems TO be the
only sensible man in his dominions. He
declares that tho promoters Of the recent
riots must be discovered and severely pun
ished, and that friendly relations must. b,
establIshed with the Europeans for the sake
Of trade and commerce, which will other
wise be dead, he says. A determined stand
In his behalf by England aud France woult
soon dsmoralixe his rebellious subjects and
enemies, and restore order.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-27

Wa have received the first number Of
the Prairie Flower, a literary monthly pub.
lhhsd In Corsicana BY MRs. Q. NJ. wIskLKR,
widow Of the LATE lamsnted JupoE WINK.
liza. Mas. wmKLrR is also the editress and
dssesvss credit and success In her attempts
70 ulvs our people magaslns, the ilrs,
upoeer - which 70 admirably meets III
A7eazd ne ~ ralssd-''a literary month.
(svQoo4 y W. good. NE bsauliful end
IN "a exlssmsly nsat end
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-27
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Grimes and Casualties.
THOSE CLCIONEs.

Crimes and Casualties.
THOSE CYCLONES.
CHICAGO, June 26.-The cyclones which
have for the past few days traversed and
DESTROYED this section, seems to have no par
ticular course, but to have dropped here
and there at points as widely separated as
cities in Nebraska, Michigan, Dakota and
southern Indiana, while the ravages in
Iowa have been
MOST SERIOUS TO LIFE
and property. The aggregate loss in other
parts of the country are very heavy.
Among the incidents taken at random
from the interminable list at hand, are the
following At Osceola, Iowa, yesterday,
Adam Miller and William Lowe were
KILLED, BY LIGHTNING.
Between Marreson and Round Grove, Hi
nois, two thousand six hundred feet of
the Chicago q Northwestern track was
washed away. The Chicago, Burlington u
Quincy road suffered esen more.
West of Mendoza, in Nebraska, yester-
day morning,
gathered in BrittOn county, swept south
west through Landers, Lancaster, Cass,
, Otoe and Neihma counties, doing great
damage. In belt, twenty-five miles in
width, between Wahoo and Western, two
houses were blown down in Wahoo, and
two story barn
| CARRIED FIFTY FEET
through the air. A herd Of l25 ponies were
swept by the storm eight miles southwark
over fields and through wire fences. Not q
pane OF glass was left in windows facing the
west. A school-house at Clear Creek was
COMPLETELY WRECKED.
One man was killed and five injured neal
Talmage, on the Missouri Pacific, whilt
seeking shelter under freight car which
was hurled against them. Three peopl
were killed at Decatur, Indiana. Cases o
SINGLE DEATHS ARE NUMEROUS,
and OF injuries almost innumerable. Nea
Lafayette, Indiana there was teriiii
!, water-spout eight feet high, Saturda.
night, which chased the train coming to tn
city for considerable distance. IL whirle'
} ROCKS AND IMMENSE TREES
= along its course, but II spent its fury beior
, it caught the train.
ARRESTED.
ST. PAUL, MINI, June 26.--The conduC
tor of the work train on the Manitoba raj
road, which was wrecked Saturday, ha
been arrested and charge Of manslaughte
has been preferred against him. 1t
asserted that his engine was running bach
ward at a rate OF
FORTY MILEs AN HOUR,
against the protest of his engineer an
fireman. The coroner's jury is invest
eating the affair ard the conductor, who's
, name is James Goran, is out on bail.
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Gnuutu Yreasr,rsr.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w q! NJ, OVERLEEsE as a candidate for
County Treasurer of Dalla, County. Election
Tuesday, November 9TH, 1852 ------.-.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name Of WILL Y. DOuGHEhi1 az u
candidate for Comfy Treasurer of Dallas county.
Election, Tuesday, November 9TH, 1852.
TXTE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE j. e..
w WILLIAMSON as a candidate for County
Tearsurer Election, November, 1882,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-27

srNoTiCE ALI members Of Dallas Lodge
X Of n No 1907, aud visiting brothers are ~.
ques'ed to meet at Lodge room. a, O'Clock. this
Tuesday morning 10 attend the funeral Of
Brother l. SCHROEDER. A. n. sHEETs
Dallas. June n. lisa. Dictator.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-27

TIE matter of silk culture is continuing
to attract increasing attention through the
south day by day. More thought seems to
be gwen to It in Tennessee and Mississippi
than elsewhere, and just recently another
company has been organized, called the
Mississippi silk company, which proposes
to erect extensive mills with the latest ma
ohinery at Aberdeen, In that state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-27

THE Civil Service Reform association
ofwhich GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS is pres.
ident, are determined upon contesting the
legality of Mr.. JAY HuBpEIL's political as.
sassments
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-27
Commercial.

New York, June 26.-'rhe Posts cotton
report says; Futures were in lively de-
mand and adyarced to 1O.lOO. On dill
gent inquiry we can't find any sufficient
reason assigned for the sudden improve
ment. However, cotton is leaving the
coutry freely and our spinners have 70 still
buy fair portion. AT the third cal, June
brought 1885 to 1886; July, 1886 TO 1881
August, l2.iS TO l249; September, l2.l1 Ia
1911; October, ll6S to lilo; November,
ll,50; December. ll,52 to ll.53, and still
more after the call.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-27

LIEUTENANT DASKSnowER Is to deliver
limited number Of lectures the coming sea-
son on the Jeanette expedition, If his
health admits oft. Such series Of lee.
lures would prove not only interesting and
instructive, but charm by the novelty and
worldwide interest surrounding their SUBJ
LAT
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-27

THE m anagcment OF the Mexican Central
railroad hope to reach chihuahua with the
road by the middle of next month. There
is no let.up to the rush of railroad building
south of u.s.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-27

ANOTHER, the third cyclone within two
weeks has played sad havoc in Iowa. The
tide Of immigration pouring into the north.
west will probably be checked by the news
fthese repeated catastrophes. Five per-
sons are reported killed by this last storm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-27

The twenty.fifsh anniversary ofMR. Joms
BRicur's representation Of Birmingham In
the English parliament Is to be celebrated
with great eclat, and "JouS BRiour
statue" list Do erected. Mn. BRieur is
one Of the greatest Englishmon Of the cen.
tury, and worthy Of whatever honor En-.
glishmen can pay him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-27

Tnr civilized world will rejoice at he SAT,
arrival from the regions Of Ice Of the crew
ofthe burned steamer Rodgers. Few ever
return 70 tell the story Of Arctic experiences
and thoss who do are no ordinary heroes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-27

THE state credit wing of the Tennessee
democracy, which bolted the convention at
Nashville the other day, are said to be at u
loss to know what to do, and by this time,
probably, feel extremely small.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-27

- NoTrcE-To the members Of Teu,onia
Lodge \. Of n, The members Of Teu,onia
Lodge X. Of II. are respectfully requested 10 he
pssssnt at Boscrs HAN ,hls TUESDAY, morning
ats 6clock, 70 astsnd The faBeral Of Brother L.
scnncsprh Of Dallas Lodge X. ofH.
iunr.ii HENRY K1ttRR, pieh,es
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-27

THE cortes at Madrid are likely to re-
move the import duties on coal, leather,
cotton and other raw material. This is a
step In the right direction by the Spanish
q tatesmen.