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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-07

shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure
Is sold by US on a guarantee. IL cures con-
sumption. Sold by N. II. Hickox, drug
gist. 605 Main street. Dallas, Texas.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy positive cure
for catarrh, diptheria snd cauker mouth
Sold by ~. n. HiCkox, druggist, SOS
Main street. Dallas. feKas.
Are you made miserabis by indigestion,
constipation, dizziness. loss Of appetite,
yellow skin Shil0h's Aitalizer IL q positive
cure. Sold By NJ. II. HickOx, druggist
915 Main street. Dallas, Texas.
Why will you cough when shiloh's IN
will give immediate relief Price 10 -
Scots. and 81 Sold by ". n. Hicko1
druggist. G15 Hair st-eei Dailas Ters,.
"hackmetack," lasting an1 fragrant
perfume. Price p end 80 cents. Sold
By n. II. Hicl0E, druggist, 80 Hain
street. Dallas. rsKas.
6hilOh's Cure viii Immediately reii-Fe
Group. ShooUing cough ard rronct -.
Sold by n. III. Hick01, druggist. 80
Main street. Dallas. Terhs.
A nasal injector free with earh bottle .
shfioh's Cstarrh Remedy. Price 81 oeuts.
Sold By Al. n. HiosOI, druggisL, 50
Eain street. Dallas. Texas.
For dysDepsia and liver corIplsint, goa
have printed EuErautee on even r1tils d
shiloh's ViteliEer. II never faiis - c-r.
Sold By ". H Hick01. drrg-isf, 80
Main street Dallas. Tsrss
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Tyler

TYLER. Dec. 1,-TSpecial. l-Articles o
agreement have, been entered into by two
parties here TO publish a first-class weekly
law journal at Austin, the first issue to ap-
pear January LIST. As there is no first-class
journal In the state, It will no doubt be q
success. The editorial chair will be filed
bv one having experience in that business,
who is highly recommended by the courts.
They will purchase their own material and
put in a solid foundation. so that the pub
lie and profession can feel assured that 1t
will not fail.
Fred Warde commenced a short engage
ment here last night, playing Richard III.
During the hand-to-hand fight in the last
scene, Warde and Allen were both cut, but
not seriously. Warde was cut on the wrist
and Allen in the neck.
II l. probable that the supreme court will
adjourn December 18th.
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EL PAso, Dec. 2.-Tspecial.l lat noon TO
day four street cars decorated with Ameri-
can hags AMI filed with the city council,
the officers Of the company, the military
officers from Fort Bliss. General w. b.
Bate, gJvernor-elect Of Tennessee and
mem bers Of the press, met on the bridge
which has Just been completed scross the
Rio Grande two cars gAily decked in Mexi-
can faes from the other side, conveying the
city council Of Paso del NOrte, and the Mex
lean milit ~ and cusfOm-house officials.
Mayor Moulin Of tins citv stepped to The
middle ~ the bridge and shook hands with
Mayo Ugarte Of Pas0 del NOrte The pres
i0erlfs cf the two street railroads then
rt.pD.d forward and shook hands and de-
eia-ed the international street railroad
hencefnrth Omen 20 travel The whole party
then adjourned % Senior ZnOchenleOchoas
f1r refrsshmeufa
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Marshall.

MARSHALL, Nov. 3O.-[Special. Thanks
giving Day has not been very generally OBJ
served. Divine services were held at the
Catholic, Episcopal and Cumberland Pres
byterian churches
The weather continues cold and wintry.
Your correspondent dined on turkey and
other good things, for which he.is thankful.
The criminal docket in the district court
will'be taken up on Monday.
Mr.. Hugh Irvine the efficient and gentle
manly assistant superintendent Of the Texas
4 Pacific, has resigned. and he is no longer
in the service of the road.
The city council meets tonight.
MARSHALL, Dec. FL Special. PROF. w. L.
Bringhurst has accepted the position as the
principal Of the Masonic institute at Hall
vile and will enter on his duties next
Monday.
l.. w. Lloyd was elected superintendent
Of the public schools of this city at the late
meeting of tue council. The weather Is
delightful. Cotton is coming in freely, and
several spinners' buyers here are purchas'
ing freely. They ship direct TO the fac
tories.
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Corsicana,

CoRsIcANA, Dec. 2.-[Special. l-Frederick
Warde, Americas future tragedian, played
Virginius last night to crowded house.
He plays Richard III. tonight All
seats have been sold, and people are clam
house will be erected here at an early date.
A negro boy fell under moving train on
the Narrow Gauge last night. Five cars
passed over his legs, tearing his clothes in
tatters, but not hurting the boy. The cars
were empty.
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WAsHrseroS, Nov. Z3.-The latest senss-
tion in Washington is over the Bsvly-fur-
nished and decorated rooms Of Attorney.
General Brewster in the department Of jus
tios. The furniture and decorations hsvs
AL been made from designs specially pre-
na-ed f1r Mesgrs. W. B. Moses 4 Sor. n
this city IN psrs1ance Of an order from At
tornsy- General Brewster himself with
carte blanche 10 make the rooms perfect
The principal room, The one used b. the
aftorney- general 70 trarsact cfiiciEl bus
ness. IL fcrnisned VIII ebony c1airs and
lounges covered with the fines ncrocco
lesthsr, and sid 10 Be the most elegant and
cosfly suit Of furniture In Nashinrtrn- Tie
centre table, designed ard made - order.
4 gem q ~ kind- Although measuring
uriv ~ fset b. four i co. 80 This
shIe hzs IN q c1Ter en- erQ1isite riere 81
Alrs-ian lacs vork I'D 70 hsVe c0si tll0
he smaller tables ere also elezHntly In
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Tho Virtues o, an Onion.

Ifyou have taken too much tea ofan
evening, and feel the worst of your bout HE
next morning, manage to get outside Of an
onion or two, and see how it will help you.
Onions are excellent cures for heavy colds,
as everybody knows. Then when fellow
becomes wakeful, Just let him fill up on
NICE sliced onions. Graciousness will come
over him! He forgets all care, and sinks
into a regular old-fashioned, fortv.knot
snoCze that does him power Of good, tell
you.-[Springfeld Globe.
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DnowNwooD, Dec. 2.-[Special 1.-The pro-
prietors of the Fort Worth q Rio Grande
railway arrived here this evening from Co.
manche They we're accompanied from
there by G. NJ. Bartlett, friend of the en-
terprise and public,spirited citizen. They
men of this place at the Central hotel TO.
night. They are well pleased with the line,
and say the country exceeds their expecta-
tlons in population, productions and fer
tility.
Business at this place is excellent, and the
people in good spirits.
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terrain church. About go and several gro.
cory and Dry goods orders we're presented
voluntarily.
lke Loeb, Of Dallas was in The city soIling
goods to-day.
Lambert Il lllchardson's dramatic olm-
paoy played EAST Lynne" TO a large audi
eDoe last evening,
Holiday trade has opened, and tho price
Of turkeys, eggs and butter has gone up.
Terrell has shipped, up to date, 1922
bales.
The oil mill began running on regular
time, day and night, Monday.
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Galveston

GALVESTON, Dec. 2.-T@pe ciali-Captain
Rufus jameson, who hal one of his ri
broken yesterday by boine Knocked down
by a dray, is reported 10 be impviag.
The following is the LIST 81 persons cou-
victed during the term 0fths edmioal court
Just ended: Henry Morris, burglary, .
wears; Edward ButterlieId. thett = years;
Louis Gabrielsky, perjury, . years, appealed
to the supreme court; John Delehanty
burglary, years; Lena Gerhardt, theft, 2
years.
There were three marriages and twelve
deaths during the past week.
Phleger, VINO was cut on Thursday night
by George Born, is still in q critical condi-
ton.
A young man, who arrived in the
city last night and registered at the Com
mercial hotel as NJ. Reed, was arrested this
evening for stealing several bottles OF
cologne and three pairs of pants. When
arrested he gave his name as NJ. Wood
cocks, and admitted the theft, and said that
he was broke and in a strange town and
took the articles in moment of despera-
ton. He is an intelligent-looking young
man, but seems to be perfectly hardened.
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The season has arrived when everybody
who own horses, cattle, sheep, hogs and
fowl should begin TO feed out Sheridan's
Condition Powders. They all need TO be
braced up for winter. Get Sheridan's.
The large packs are worthless.
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e.
"CorueliUs Y. CGin, eggraurH,' was TIE
registry on the docket Of the Dayton police
coura i few days ago, ana with this brief
lice ,hege IS connected e story Of stranger
adventures than onem-u pGeu experiences.
Thirty years ago, Cain, then a mere boy,
ran Off TO sea on French merchantman.
The ship was taken by pirates after stout
resistance, and everyone on board except
young Cain walked the plank, he being
spared by an old Spaniard on account of
his youth. After seeing all his companions
disappear, the boy sadly, but still CRATE.
fully, followed his savior, the
old Spaniard. He was with these
men for years, visiting Peru,
Mexico, Brazil, and many other countries
of Central and South America, at one time
Joining cattle ranchers on the plaihs. Con-
tentions, of course, split up the ships crew,
and sickness played sad havoc with them.
For eight years Cain lived as q cattla-herder,
when his rowing disposition again asserted
itself, and five years OF seafaring followed.
He was wrecked off the Bermudas, picked
up by an English man-of-war, and taken to
Liverpool. Several years were spent in
travel through the Grecian isles and into
Asia with English merchants. Then
followed trip to the South
Sea Islands and several narrow es-
capes from shipwrecks. Some time was
spent in mining in California, all however,
spent in fruitless search for brother. An
other year was spent herding cattle in
Texas, and at last Cain determined TO come
east and seek his father. Travelling mostly
on foot, he reached Ohio entirely destitute,
and has wound up in the Dayton work.
house as a vagrant. But the most wonder
iul part Of tho story Is that his father, en-
tirely unknown to him, is an inmate OF the
Soldiers Home. After thirty years it now
seems they are to meet again, and it will
doubtless be a sight worthy of painters
brush-the meeting of the runaway boy,
now a bearded and bronzed man, and the
stern parent, once prosperous manufac-
turer, now an old and infrm soldier.-[Cin-
cinnati Gazette.
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OrFoED WA, auzuEi %. ts-3.-5aErE sED
GIVE CoNFasH
GHrLENrE.-Pieass send ne I've
virls o. Carers Liver Pills b
rrfurn mail, enci0ssll plssse find one dul,1r.
take pleasure IN ress1nrn- ding your Live
F'ils - ny usirhtfrs. ard you'd ~ % ths
people IN f-sris-zl thsf Cs-rer's Ifstls Liver
Pills csnn1t b. s-I-ra-ed f1r CON mon fzrliiy
uss, and / ds-e szy cenn1d b -4ualsn-
Es~e hser usinr thern m surse ifne,
srd i find tat trfy ar erfi--ly crrirr me
Ct dvsreIsia. and that i more ttsn Z csn
~ 1t an u-ner nnedi-irs hive eTtr I'D
Rsspsr-fuiiy your. Ma II NsE-rt.
Tbs C1rter rne1itines Or slis " WI
lians. IoilTer 4 Wake, Dallas. Iszss.
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TrrErIL. Dec. I.--Tspscisl.l-Sess SD
small chsnes are very scsros, but collectors
Of small bills have been very numerors
ur0n Cur streets ell day.
Thanksrfvinr was generally Observed
ffruuF houf the city. Union services we're
rod rf TIE Bautis church, Rev. 3 q.
Fi1rher r'rrachinE . Ve-V etle serm0n- In
fbs evenings ThanksTivirg socisl, for tie
t'eneff Of The po1r, Vas bed q the fresbJ-
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WEATHERToRD, Nov. 3O.-[Special, IA
fire about o'clock this morning was dis
covered in the Randall building on west
Church street, which in few moments was
wholly in flames. Its origins unknown. The
usual rumors Of "incendiary'' are current,
while the more rejecting believe it acct
dental. The fire began in the Times office.
The losers are: Colonel Randall. of Ken
lucky, one building. $1,000; r. w. Duke,
claim on Times office, 800; Fl. Smith, fur
niture, unincumbered, $50; e. z. Nichol-
son. law books and furniture $500; Mccall
d Mccall law library and papers, $500;
Mayor Brannon, law books and papers,
$3.50; City Attorney T. B. Davis,
books and papers, $50; city of
Weathertord, record books, furniture and
damage to iron safe $500.
AT the inquest OF Eli McConnell's child,
yesterday, the skull was found to have been
shot through from one side to the other
with pistol. The murderous father has
not yet been captured. Mrs. Agnes Nc
Connell, the mother, was formerly Miss
Hunt, OF Dallas.
The Mirror suspended today. Weather
ford is now without u.wsplpsr.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS

III tasoi Tho Completion OF the
Bridge Across The Rio Grande
Daiy Celebrated Gov
cmOrEleCt
Bate, Of Tcmessc, Prominent Among
the Participants Matters Of
Moment In Marshall.
Austin: Mrs. Frank lubbock Is Dead
Capital Facts aud FOrecastlngs
- The Rangers.
San Antonio: Tint Alleged WrOnged
Female Turns Ont to be
Daft.
COrsicana: A Little Negro Narrowly
Escapes Becoming an. Angel.
III xp..xl, H:ty no II ntuaua
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Hon. Daniel W. VOORHEES,, U. s. Senator
rom Indiana, says: l consider ST. Jacobs
OIL splendid remedy. | suffered from
rheumatism of the back used 81. Jacobs
Oil which gave me instantaneous relief,
and finally cured me Completely.
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Fort Worth

FoRT WORTH, Nov. 30.-[Special. 1.-The
public schools, post-ofiice, Western Union
telegraph office, and number of business
houses observed Thanksgiving Day and
were closed. A number of the churches
held services.
The recorder did well his part as the fol-
10 wing shows: James Raynor, fighting,
$40; George Milton. fighting, $25; Bill Mil
ton, fighting, SIS; Frank Edwards, fighting,
$40; John Mckinney, drunkenness, SIS.
Mr.. Joseph Brooks, an old and esteemed
butcher is reported dying.
The heaviest frost of the season fell this
morning.
Leon o. Bailey, travelling correspondent
for the Indianapolis Sentinel, is in the city.
Fort WORTH, Dec. Especial. City
Marshal Sam Farmer is Just back from Lit
tie Rock, where he went to arrest the mar
riage association agents of that city, who
have swindled number of our citizens.
He could get no trace of them whatever.
In November there were 25 deaths, as
shown by the city sections report.
Henry Ford, charged with burglary, was
arrested to-day. He robbed hotel of some
clothing.
William Wilberly was fined So by the re.
corder for intoxication.
Five trsmps, charged with vagrancy were
arrested this morning, and by the recorder
ordered out of the city.
In our public schools there are S92 pupils
and 90 teachers.
Hon. B. NJ. Baker, of Decatur, has been
in the city.
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Of The Masonic benevolent association, y
Dallas object, 10 aid tie Orphans and Wild
0ws NJ members Who ro tnagler Mes0us
was Gled today ~ q, bower, n s. Efyay,
Neal slarke, W, M, o, lll1, 4. Austin,
John o, Mccoy, r. NJ Eryay, JEFF Word,
jacob sphar, l., NJ. Kncpny, Henry Boil, l..
". Locke, w. n. Thomas, lncotporntors. A
charter Of the Colorado Loan, Building and
Investment association, Of Colorado City,
was also filed.
The frontier battalion has been organized
under the order reducing the force.
Doctors Burt aud Denton, OF this city, II
Is reported. are applicants for the superin-
tendency Of the unatic ASYLUM.
Mrs. Frank Lubbock died last night and
her remains were sent TO Houston this
evening for interment.
II is said that Hon j. W. Perrenot, men,
her of the 17th legislature, is about TO buy
out the Georgetown Record
There is much complaint in the educa-
tional department at the neglect OF nearly
all the cities in not sending up their annual
reports ofschools under their charges.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-02


The dsmoeratie press which whines
about :. mud throwing" when the per-
sonal character of the democratic can
didates Ii referred to by Republican
journals, has not ceased TO repeat the
lying attacks upon the personal char
acter Of Gov. Jerome, begun before
the canvass by those intent upon de-
feating his denomination. 1t il not
necessary in this community to defend
Gov. Jerome. He is too well known
in all ranks of society TO need anything
of the kind. But to show the charac-
ter of tho attacks upon him, how ma
licious and bascless they ARE, We copy
from the Kalamazoo Com mer,iot, a
paper which has recently run up the
fusion hag, having probably received
the required relief from the gentleman
ut Flint, who is willing that no needy
newspaper suffer. The Commercial
saysh
Supports that Christian gentleman
the Hon. Josiah w. Begole, who has
been leader of temperance in Michi-
gan for 20 years, against ID. II. Jerome
who, by his bacchanalian revels at
Yorktown, and the practical endorse
Inent Of the Michigan liquor dealers as
socintion, has alienated from himself
the support of thousands of the best
citizens of Michigan.
Every one in this community knows
that the above paragraph is malicious
ly and wickedly false. The charge OF
indulging in bachanalian revels at
Yorktown has been denied by the edit
or of the Detroit Free Press, Gen. A.
4. McReynolds, q democrat, and 9th
ers, and the morning CAL spurned il
as unworthy Of consideration until it
was compelled by the party managers
to insert il. If the Michigan liquor
dealers association has endorsed Gov.
jerome, it has done so because of his
courtesy In replying to the letter of its
secretary, and his manliness in stating
that lac endorsed the position of his
party. Mr.. Bsgoie treated the associ-
alton with contempt, making no reply
whatever to the letter. The demo-
Gratis are making their whole campaign
upon personalities against Mr.. Jerome,
not being able to successfully criticise
his administration in any particulars.
They are playing q double game, pre-
sentins Mr. Bsgole as the anti-prohibi-
ton candidate in the raloons md as
the prohibitions candidate in the church
and among the temperance alliances
Can such a canvass wini Can duplic
ity. open falsehood and shameless
double dealing deceive the people into
making Begoie governori There cnr
bo but one answer, and that is, EN-
pliatically, No!-Tribune.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-02
MICHIGAN SALT IN NEW YORK
STATE

The following item is found in the
Little Falls On. " Journal and Cou-
rier:
"If anyone had made the statement
a few years ago that salt from Michi-
gan would be used in Herkimer coun-
ty, the great cheese and butter county
of the country, he would have been
considered good subject for an in
sane asylum. Nevertheless, il is "a fact
that salt from the west is coming here,
Us we have noticed the arrival of Mich
igan salt. On investigation rs TO rea-
sons for this new departure, | am in
formed the farmers, dairymen, etc,
prefer it to any other salt at an ad-
vance price, on account of its superi.
ority. On examination, | find IL very
nice looking salt, good color, fine
grained, and always loose-never cake,
in the barrel, and good bright pack
ages.
The live agent, Samuel G.. Hough
ton, representing the general eastern
agency of the salt association of Mich
ignn, introduced c. w. Hammond
general agent, Buffalo, N. ", to th,
salt here through Amos Keller anc
James Gage.
We predict big boom for this sal
in Herkimer county, as IL is certainl.
very fine, and such preventative mel
AZ Nelson Garrick aud Morgan Bidle
man, and a great many others, all o
them among our solid and business
like farmers, have examined the sal
and say they propose to use IL.
Herkiiner county is hot-bed for Sy
racuse salt, or in other words, Herki
mer county is good field for Syraeus
salt, aud to get there Michigan salt
obliged to go through Syracuse via tn
New York Central railroad. There
fore Michigan salt costs considerable
more than Syracuse, delivered at Lii
tie Falls, which shows il has merits
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-02
Register! REaIsrrRl REGISTER

Register. REGISTER! REGISTER, |
Not word has been or can be said |
against the character OF II. II. Hatch. |
His private and public caree rare alike
creditable to him.
Every man engaged in business, and
evry man employed in any kind of oc-
cupation. is interested in keeping con
gress in the hands of the republicans.
A democratic congreis would bring de-
preston in business and dull times for
evry body.
If the Roscommon Pioneer is any
thing il is n funny sheet Its issue OF
the 10Th ult repudiated its republican
ism so far as TO launch out in n column
double-leaded editorial in support OF
=. l.. Carpenter the democratic nom
inee for State Senator. and its next is
sue corrected the error and gave
Mr.. Carpenter like amount of per,
sonal abuse, pronouncing him entirely
unfit for the position. We feel toward
the Pioneer as the old politician did
toward parties whom he supposed he
had bought body and soul TO advance
his interests, but who failed him at the
last hour. he said: - can have
some respect for man who makes n
square sale of himself, but d-n n man
who won't stay sold.
The democrats have given up the
Tenth district az too strongly Republi-
con to assail. Not democrat speaker
has been sent to this county by the
state committee, and only two outside
democra speakers have been within the
district. Wilcox. of Pontiac, invaded
u the borders at Millington and Vassar,
, but meeting with cold reception he
returned home without filling all his
appointments. Eugene PriBgle made
two or three speeches in the npper end
! of the district, but did not raise much
of u breeze. Charles =. May wasan
nounced a. coming To Bay City, but
remembering his former reception h'
turned back tn Saginaw. The dem
ocrnts central committee does we'll tC
save its money for more hopeful dis
trirts. Free trade AMI opposition tc
lorlor improvements are not populal
IN the Tentil ,i,t.-ci.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-02

Those who are in favor of owing
less luiinUer manufactured in northern
Michigan. and are willing to see the
pine ieit standing to bscUlne the prey
of the devouring flames, will vote for
the democrat candidal- for congress.
Scnuiig a ueinocrat 10 cOiIgrss from
the Tenth district would strengthen
the ranks vi the Tree traders ANA il il
gave tnein niajoriy, it would bring
guinness upon the: lumber market.
For u democrat house would vote t1
admit luInUcr Tree irlde Irom Canada
a.lu GIIaU would liIi,iic the Michigan
lumber trade dull. Vote Tor the re
puuncan Candidate and protection.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-02

Every voter who believes in protect
ing agricultural, mechanical, or any
other sort of labor, should cast his vote
for the republican congressional candi.
dtte, because his whole party is commit
ted to the protection OF labor, just a.
the democratic party is committed to
free trade and the degredatio Of labor.
In democratic free trade house a
''protectionist" democrat, if any such
exists, would have about as much
chance as doating cockle shell in q
gale of wind,