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Explanatory

WORCESTER, MASS, August li.-Scnator
lloar has writtona letter to the people OF
Massachusetts in which he at considerabl,
length gives his reasons for voting for the
river bill, giving his views as to harbor i'm.
provements, He asserts that if he aud his
associates erred In their views upon the riy.
or and harbor bill, il was with the sinoerest
desire to do right and without the smallest
desire to wrong affirming that he consid
cred his duty to his state aud country re-
quired OF him 10 vote as he did. Mr.,
lloar proceeds to argue from national
rather than u local standpoint the chara( .
ter and Importance of the river and harbor
bill, and says the president did not point
out any item which he thought of locLl in.
terest only and did not point out any in.
stance IN which he thought the bill uncon-
stitut,onal. lie did not refer to us tor the
Information on which he acted,
that wc might see whether II was no
or we that were deceived. We were
therefore left to our own resources. 1.-THE
bill failed all public works of this class
must stop. The suggestion that general
appropriation should BE- made Of half the
sum provided In the bill, with authority to
the president to expend It on public works
~ ne thNuHlt Nv, stcnls W tuc WIFI uuc re-
spect totally inadmissablc, II does not
seem to me in accordance with
sound constitutional theories to entrust
TO any executive the power of determining
what public works are for national advat,-
tage. In CONCLUSION no says: whether
the policy OF the bill Is TO be popular In
Massachusetts, this afternoon, or this week,
or this year don't know, but ono thing /
do know, that being In the line of all our
traditions, Il Is sooner or later TO secure her
support"
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FAREWELL sinful bangs, goodbye curious
curls, ta-ta fascinating fronts. The bishop
OF Three Rivers, Michigan, has issued his
anathema, his proclamation "forbidding
the ladies of hi congregation to wear them
or any such head.gear." What are the
poor girls to do, plaster their hair down
over the foreheads regardless of the shapes
OF these, or crop the hair wholly OIL, or what
elseP What has this to do with the saving
OF souls' We don't often use slang, but
such an order does look to us like very
email piece of goods
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IT is not difficult matter to circumycn
what appears to DO well guarded law. Tn,
prohibitionists OF Iowa have their amend
ment to the constitution. They propose &c
stop the manufacture and sale Of even bee,
in that state, and now the brewers In vii
waukee have made arrangements TO pu,
canvasscp In every town there 10 take or
ders for beer delivered on the cars In tina,
city. Soft was In this state, whom poke,
dice was prohibited by the last legislature
the saloons hsdrecoarse to the wheel now IN
vogue. II was GU the came principle whcr
thslsw against nins.pin ansys we passed
Immediately q new pin, and hence a new
game, that often pins, was started.
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EVENTS OF YESTERDAY,
Tho Garland Trial.

Aho unTiuhu 1rIhls
MEHERRIS, Va, August l5.-The second
days trial OF Richard Garland ut Lunen-
burg for the murder of James Addison. of
Baltimore, commenced at $50 o'clock this
morning. The first witness called was l..
I. Orgain, an intimate friend of the muir
dered man. lie testities to knowing w.
w. Boswell, brothcr-n.law of Garland
calling at Waiderburns saw-mill and
informing Addison that Garland
was down the road waiting to
see him, and of Addisons going TO
meet Garland. accompanied by Williams
anu John II. caves subsequently the intro
dncton OF Garland and Addison and the
duel which followed. Witness stated he
thought Addison's pistol was fired once
but after being wounded the deceased told
witness he fired twice. AT this point the
pistol was exhibited to the court and iury.
when witness said that he examined the
pistol after Addison had been shot and
found ore barrel empty and the impression
oil the hammer OF the pistol on four of the
cartridges which had failed TO explode.
Atter Garland exhausted the loads in hi,
pistol he asked Boswell Tor another; when
Boswell handed Garland another pistol Adj
olson remarked: Foul play; my pistol
has refused to fire but once and | have no
other" Boswell then remarked. II am
satisfied, gentlemen IL you are" Addison
next said; We'll, boys, am done for;
have been shot through the bowels" Gar.
land next replied; 81 have been shot
through the arm" At the conclusion of
this portion of the testimony, the letters
which caused the duel and which have nj.
ready been published, written by Miss
lla,Chctt TO Garland aud those written to
Miss Hatchett by Garland, were read to
the court and jury. Pending the reading
OF the letters the court took recess.
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Colonel wadIey's Obsoanles.

MACON, GA, August l5.--Colonel William
Wadley, late president of the Central Pa
cific Railroad and Banking company, of
Georgia, was buried this afternoon at Boil
lingbrook, near Macon. The remains were
followed to the grave by 1860 people, many
of them employees of the Central road. The
funeral services were conducted by Rev j.
X, Winchester of Christ's church, this city
and then the burial ceremony was performed
by solomon Hodge, of Savannah, assisted
by Masons OF every part OF the state.
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9l12,fOO In Prizes


John Lewis, colored, was arrested yesterday
evening by officer Taylor and turned over
to Constable Dean, who locked him up in the
county Jail on the charge of stealing be.
tween $l2 and SO from the till of Mrs.
Bruln, who keeps the Oyster Bay lunch
stand, on Main street. The thief ran
down Commerce street and some distance
up Wood street before officer Taylor over.
took him. In his flight he threw his coat
and part Of the money away, some OF
which was recovered. lie called for a
sandwich, and while Mrs. Bruin had her
back turned getting it, he committed The
theft. 1t is clear case against him.
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Mr.. Skilea Withdraw

Since it is evident to my mind that there
will not be an adjustment OF the present
breach in the democratic party In this
county and since it is evident that repre-
sentatives must be elected or defeated upon
the merits or dement's of the gentleman re-
presenting these factions; and since de-
mand the satisfaction of knowing that |
am elected upon my own personal merits,
or defeated upon my own intrinsic demer,
Its, therefore unqualfiedly withdraw NV
name as q candidate for the next legisa.
ture. Thanking my friends for their hear
ty encouragement, am very respectfully.
j, III, SKILEs.
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THE experimental farm Of the Texas & Pa
cific railroad company, near Baird seems to
BIO doing very well. Tho wheat, corn, oats,
rye, barley, etc., have all thriven and done
well. OSCAR WILDE's iavorite flower, the
sunllower, also grows in abundance. The
object or idea of this farm, we suppose, was
matter Of advertisement, intended to
demonstrate the richness and adaptability
OF tho soil in those sections where the COM
pany have lands for sale.
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KEwASSK, lLls., August esterday
afternoon two mon called at the First Ma.
tional bank In this city and asked permits.
sion TO leave their satchcls there u shor,
time. About 0 O'Clock, while Cashier Pratt
and Miss Palmer, his lady assistant, were
closing up, tho mon knocked at the door
and asked for their satchels. Miss Palmer
opened the door and was seized hy
tho mock by one Of tho men who then kick
cd her nearly inscnsihlc. Tho other man
rushed by her toward the vault near which
Pratt was standing aud struck him ON the
i head wi'h p a fcvolysr Knocking him
or were then forced inlo' the
vault. The burglars securcd about
300, Of which e8,OO0 was gold, and lei,
town. Miss Palmer aud The cashier, Aner
remaining Imprisoned over An hour, sue
cesded In breaking the lock and releasing
.hemselyes.. They ere both badly In
iurcd. Parties sst securing The country
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BANGOR, Me-, August l5.-The most
destructive tornado that ever visited this
place appeared here at O'Clock this even
ing. The wind blew with terrible velocity
and the rain Tell in sheets, converting the
streets into roaring steams, the whole &C
companied by incessant thunder and light
ming. The destruction of property is very
great.
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Ex-SECRErARY BLAINE is anxious to sell
his new home in Washington. Indeed, he
Is diligently at work converting nearly ali
his property into cash. lie has been thirty
years in congress, and is said to be now
worth about $2OOo,OOo, having begun his
public career poor man. What means
his new move of thus converting his prop.
erty, is matter of much speculation
among his several acquaintances.
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in every direction, but without result up 10
midnight.
The bank robbers were seen this morning
near Mineral, Illinois. Parties were in hot
pursuit, with every prospect of arresting
both men before night over 800 men are
scouting in every direction. Mr.. Pratt aud
Miss Palmer are in had ondition to-day
Miss Palmer is badly bruised, ieversh aud
Frustrated by excitement Business houses
and shops are all closed, their owners join
ing in the chase
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Gn,,utu Yreasurer.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANN0UNCE
w Il. NJ, OVERLEESE as u candi1ate Ioi
County Treasurer Of Dallas County E'ecuon'
Tuesday November 7th. 1852 ...,,,,,, :, :, :, :;
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE nG !
w the name of WILL II. DOuGhEKi l,,, as "
Eleution, Tuesday, November 7th, lss2
WE ARE gEQUEsTED TO ANNOUNCE J. q.
w WILLIAMSON as Il candidate Tor county
roa,rrar Election. November, 1882
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AttemnIed Snlnida

Last night Professor John Potter took nm
overdose of morphine, as he aye-red, with
suicidal intent. After taking it he went to
kent's hotel. In the meantime his brothers
received note he had sent them in which
he stated his purpose to kill himself, as life
was burden to him. They put him in a
hack and took him home. Physicians were
IN attendance, and it is believed he will re-
cover.
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MONTGOMERY has seen fit to quarantine
against Pensacola. This enterpr,sing and
rapidly growing port has been singularly
exempt from the ravages Of yellow fever
because Of her excellent system Of quaran.
tine and sanitation. and It is hoped that
she will be as fortunate this season as
lpcrctofore.
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Tyr COLLECTOR.

yVrF ARE AUTHORIZE To ANNOUNCES
WI. STEPHENSON, better known as ,un1Ie
pete u AS a candidate for Tax Collector OF Daiies
county, at the coming November election.
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w cHiS, b. GILLESPIE U1r the past slx
deputy IN 'hs Snc' Of Dallas County, at
tho November election. :, ;,,,,,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCES j:
W. R. BLEWETT as a candidate for Tax
Collector OF DALLAS county ut the November eiec-
0us ------------.
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IIiE last census returns show some pc
culiar statistics in the matter of the popu-
lation OF the sexes. New York, Philadcl-
phia, Boston, Brooklyn, Baltimore and New
Orleans, the females are in the majority.
Chicago, St. Louis. San Francisco and Gin
cinnati. are exceptions. Now, young ladies
and gentlemen, you know where TO 90 to
improve your chances.
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special to the Herald,
GALVESTON, August i5.-Frcd Brochcr, 10
years old, q colorcd boy, was drowned this
morning while bathing in the bay at the
foot Of Twentieth street. The body has not
boon recovered.
Charles Wagner, mate OF tho schooner
Agnes II. Grace, to-day shot at u negro
steward of the vessel and was promptly ar.
psted.
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IT doesn't always pay to be accommo dAt.
ing. The average cashier is In more danger
Of obliging burglars in disguise than
Of entertaining angels unawarcs, as Il luck
less bank official discovered Monday.
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The Italian opera season Just closed in
London had only two new operas, "Mefis-
tolc" and "vellcda," the latter M unquali.
ied failure. Masscode's "Herodiade" Was
promised, but not produced. There were
few new singers, the principal ones being
Mile. Stahl, n contralto; Sestel lier, \ tenor,
And Bonhy, a baritone. Patti carried the
pAsOu.
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QuarantInlng.

NEW York, August l5.-A Montgomery,
Alabama, special says Strict quarantine
has been established against Pensacola on
account Of continued reports OF yellow
fever in that city. The incoming tram at s
O'Clock last night was the first subjected to
regular inspection. State Health Officer
Cochran has been ordered to Pensacola to
investigate and report. There is no excite
ment as yet.
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Horseford's Acid Phosphate
acts us food for an exhausted brain.


The case Of Il. Il. Williams against the
Dallas Gazette company and q. NJ. Dan
over one of its stockholders tried in JUS
tice Prices court yesterday was decided in
favor of the plaintiff.
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Futures.

New YoRe, August l5.-Tho Posts
cotton market reports says Future de-
livcrles are quiet, and leading months are )
to points dearer. At the third call August
sold at II 81; September, T. 81; October
IL %; January, II so.
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MARRIED for Life" is the title OF a new
book Just published in Chicago. The book
may be well "bound," but the idea OF a
wcll'bound couple in Illinois is something
now In that state.
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Dead,

New ORLEANS, August lj.-Malachia
England, 30 years OF age, native of Finland
sent to the Charity hospital on the 9th
instant suffering from yellow fever, died
this evening.
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On Thursday, August 3Ist,

at Louisville, Kentucky the Common
wealth Distribution company will have
their 47th Popular Drawing. Tickets opiv
81; halves 81. Send your orders to r. NJ
iioardman ConrierJournal building, Lou
isvillc, Kentucky.
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r hereby announce to the citizens OF Dallas
COUNTY that am a candidate for the Once OF
County Clerk. If my reputation as ihai' ni, u
commend me 10 your confidence, ask your
hearty support p1edging myself that no ,, effort
nnon nv part viii be spared to make an elhcieht
aud faithful servant OF the public. ,,,,r.r
April &c, 1852. y. NJ: MnhN, =,
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
Wv NJ C. HILL as a Candidate for County
Olerk. Election, November next.
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HoS. WASH JONES announces himself an
independent candidate for governor. lie
will make the initial speech ofhi campaign
at Goliad next Saturday.
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MOhlle,a lflrsI Iiale

MonILE, ALA, August l5.-The first bale
OF new cotton was received to-day from
Uniontown Terry county, Alabama.
IL was classed at low middling, and sold at
10 cents. The first bale last year was re-
ceived August Sd.
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20 Popular Drawings

lave taken plac, under the management
,fthe Commonwealth Distribution Com
oany. All have given perfect satisfaction,
Hundreds Of thousands Of dollars In prizes
ave been Distributed TO lucky ticket hold.
rs. Send ~ Tor ticket In the next draw
ng, which takes place August 3lst, to X.
N. Boardman, Courior.Journal building,
Louisville, Kentucky. -
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Attention, Frohsinn,
Members Of the Frohsinn singing society
are requested to meet at their hall to-mor-
row wednesday, evening at o'clock. Bus.
mess OF importance will be transacted.
| II. FRoTz, Secretary.
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The EIeetfi, L .ht.

captain Mallory. the electrician, is super
intending the construction Of the works
and wires of the Dallas Electric Lighting
company put the machinery in operation
yesterday and had about dozen lights mn
at the works. There was large number
OF visitors, who were very much interested
IN the workings of the machinery.
The. lights, even in the day time, are
bright, yet soft. The reporter
asked Captain Mallory if so many visitors
didn annoy him. Not the least" he re-
piled. - am pleased to see them inter
eS,ed. BY Saturday night several lights
VIII be in operation in buildings up town.
ei1e,40O In Prizes
anu tickets only 81 each. August 3lst will
be the day when the Commonwealth Ibis.
trloutlon company will have the grand 47th
Drawing, Every person in the land should
nave ut least one ticket. Have you sent
your order yet2 Don't delay Ii may be
your turn for fortune. Try. Send for
tickets to Il. NJ. BOardman. Courier. Journ,l
building, Louisville, Kentucky.
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WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10, 1889

The sultan talks sweetly to the council,
bu, his "asides" TO ARAB are far more
significant.
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IrALS now has her say like the rest
of 'em. CouNT CAvouR is dead, but his
spirit is still marching on. ..
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VxTE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNo 1SI cann ";
w l.. WILLIAMS as a canaiua'o 'o' "ou'"
Judge. Election, November Z, lss2.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w r. E. BURKE as a candidate for reelection
IN tho office of County Judge of Dallas county,
At The ensuing November election.
WIG ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w r. II. YVES for the Office Ct County judge
The ensnine election
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SIR GARNET WoLsEIrY has arrived al
Alexandria, and change will shortly come
over the spirit Of ARABS dream.
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burned,

GRANT CRY, Me-, August l5.--The bust
ness portion of this city, including twelve
stores, was burned to-day.
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asor AIN sticc ot the Yeacc.

For Sastice ut the gsasc.
,rIr ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
WI N BRA6WELL as q candidate ior
Justice Of The Peace In Precinct No. !. DALLAS
county. Election November 2. lss1
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w w. NJ. EDWARDS a. . cand'date LOT
Justcc OF the Peace for Precinct No. l. Eiecnoh'
November z, 1889. --.----,.,.,,.,, -,
WE ARE AUTH0RizED TO AN .Ss.,n sns
Justice Of the Peace IN Precinct No. i. Election
In November, -----.---------a
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Special Qoticc.

NOTICE TO CITY TAXPAYERS City Hall,
o0ce OF Assessor and Collector, Dallas, Texas,
August Is, issa. The city al valorcm, school
aud special railroad taxes are due, and must DO
paid during this month or costs will accrue. II
will be my duty to seize upon and sell property
for satisfaction OF those taxes, II they are not
paid before the hrst OF September Please take
notice and govern yourselves accordingly.
J. G. BoAEll Assessor and Collector.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex.
IsTINa between August nocir and Fred
simon ia this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr.. August Hoer will continue the business,
and will collect all debts and pay all bills
against said Arm. augi6.St
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asor County CLERK.

WA, HARDWOOD as candidate for County
Clerk --------.----.---.--
WI. II. THACXER is a candidate for County
w Jierk Has had thirteen years experience
las deputy in Texas, For The past SIX years mus
had charge of the County Court OF THIS county,
as Depnty county Clerk, under Captain Aicx'
HARDWOOD. :. :, =,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOt NOE
w The name OF CHAS, woODsON, OF SeaSo.
Vile, as an independent candidate for County
ClarL
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For Commissioner

ATTHE REQUEST OF MANY FRIENDS
a GFORGE JACKSON hereby announces
himself as a candidate for the office OF County
Commissioner nj the ensuing November enc
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9:oe State Scuatnr.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w BARNETT GIBBS N a candidate for The
Hatte Senate
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vor tl,e rcnfslaturc.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNouSCE
w Mr. /. II. SKILES as u candidate for Rep
,esentative TO the next Legislature, subject TO
he Democracy Of Dallas county. -,
VIE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w DIR. j. ID. PARSONS, OF Rockwall, as
candidate for Flopter from the counties OF Dailas
Tarrant and RoCkwAW.
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announcements.
Gouutp AmdW.

srAn Announcements for ONCE must be
Paid for In Advance.
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1istrtct Glcrk.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANN0uNGE
w W, H. W. SMITH for the once Oh Sherin
Of Dallas County Election, Nov 7'h' 100.
AVE ARE REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE
w MATE CHAPMAN rs candidate lor
Sheriff OF Dallas County. Election, No1enoer ..
yXIE ARE REQuEsTED 70 ANNSuNSIE
w nEN, JONEB as q candidate Tor Sheriu'
Ula,ti,n Nnvnmbar 2. lSHp,