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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18

Neturs, q scientific journal ofEneiEnd
says. under date Of April Oh. ''Onr Paris
correspondent inspected a few dsTs ago. q
.Fel's Workshop. The large hint-elass disk
Nhict Ia. In cast fJ- The Lick Observa-
t5rT In Calf mia, and purchased ~ ~.
Tr.-sfess o. J. 90. Il Il nov on ifs uar r
Cart g ~ 81 hing rs diametsr i ~ a
iHfilc1 &C. Lives zIl15. lts weight 81 .
nrrnfe rrr.-cr 1cis. This castinr tool
a f1ri uar 1lrs1rned- Tie co1Iiur trrt
-f7r1 alVs on ne ortical tesls telnr
r.raf o. rias1 rrs found rrrfst m eli n.
f, ats. Tn r-rrr 1nH disk has ben g.,
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Inn $" ,rd By BIS VIC.

CmcAGo, MAY GA sensational
case hcs deye oDed in h'gh-.oned south So
c;e' upon Toe deaSh Of wealthy citizen
named Joon C. Newhouse. He dropped
QUO of view several years ago, bat it now
appears lis vie kept him contined in "A
small room in the rear pat OF the house.
lie has been IN ipvsl'i for long time.
II wlie gave him barely sufficient food to
live on aud when be was dying refused
even loidrnish him q pillow on which to
rest his head
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II appears that an awkward blunder of a
telegraph operator on the other side Of the
waters, speaking with reference to the loss
I.of the Rod gers in the Arctic seas, trans
formed 'tNo lives LOST into Thirty lives
lost and caused untold suffering.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18

ILLINOIS is cer,ainly not favorable to min
isterial growth in grace. We ARE constantly
hearing of apo.tacy, solutions aud heresy
among that class up there. The latest sem
sation Of the kind is the case of Rtv.
JAMES MILLER, Methodist minister OF Ur-
bana, in that state. Charges have been
preferred against him for heresy.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18

SINCE Mr.. HoAR made an exhibition o
himself the other day ia his ungcntle
manly and undignified attack upon sES'
AroR ROLLINS tie mutual friends Of tho
two are insisting that the rumored misun.
derstanding has no foundation Tor 1t what.
ever. This Is awful thin. however cordial
their relations may be a, present. That
the Massachusetts, senator acted disgrace
fully cannot be denied.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18
TUE DEAD STATESMAN.
Ten Thousand People Follow HIs Remains
10 the Craze


KSoxvTLLE, May 5.-TBe funeral OF Hon.
Horace Maynard took place in this city
this afternoon from ? toe O'Clock Il was
the most imposing ceremony Knoxville has
ever known. All the stores along the line
Of the procession were closed in respect 70
the horored dead. The funeral zas held
10 the Second Presbyterian cf1Nh,
4 wh 1ss ..i e vas shonsisissnt ms
t11st ca-.<cify .erf ct two tbousandI
~ ie stood on The on Tho failed 70
Tsil a7rnittence. Al III J usion Of the
ees the top Of the c'-r1t Vas removef
ara 3 glass 0peoing 1sVealed the folu
70 tae late sfsfesmarL Tie crowd b
"a 70 pass around ard view tn
.Ifeless body, the sfeam Of peopis
listing nearly a. horrI The procession
vas headed b. The Unitersifr n Tenuss-
80 cc-nsf bard Ard q c5rrs II c.
diets. The hearse vas merit IN line, beloved
by q procession Of fify-niDe c1rrisEes- In
ffont q TIE vehicles Fsr1 four u k101-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18

CHICAGO ] b.. Nav 8 --John c. New
house, an old serIer, died from lemorrhage
OF the brain yesterday, aged II. He was
born in 1rov, New YorS and has been an
ac, We politician hele. He was once worth
half million dollars, losv portion OF it,
ami two years ago decided the esd lie to his
vie who. acco ding 10 the $40 Y tod TO a
Tribune reDor.e", treated nun sbamefplly
a;,er thsG, allowing HIM oplv 50 80 per
week for eXuepses, abused bin frequently,
gave him diminruve aId unhealthy quar-
,ers and refused bin pillow as he lay dy-
ing. SeSC al promineub aud reliable citi-
zers coz &, mec ,hS a most Incredible story.
- s., LoJ;s Pc st. Dispa, eli.
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AFTER robberies amounting to over a
million dollars, JESSE JAMES only left about
$500 to his wife. A very pertinent question
to put to the lawess in the light OF this
case, is aside from legal consequences
Does robbery or auy scale pay?
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18

RABnT MOsEs. who preached at the Broad.
way, New YORK, synagogue rece lay, seems
10 have a. broad q religion AZ sny man, l.
rngenollism in fac, IL not in theory. An.
srering The question whether he MODERN
Jews sfiH look FOR Messiah he said: NO,
Nessiah has cnme a thousand times: the
Jewish man who was c. acihed, BrDDHn,
eocEkTEs. eHAEsrEAEE, PLATO, WssHfso-
~o~. and every man who works FOR his
p<irhbor's welfare, is q Messisb-" This u
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18
GUrrEAu Ar rae oALLows
An Effort TO be Made TO Induce n Bldy OF
Scientists TO Secure n Suspension OF the
Death Sentence

An Effort TO be Made TO Induce n Bldy o
Scientists TO Secure n suspension of the
Death Sentence,
The National Association Of Superintend
ents of American Institutions for the in
sane will meet in annual session al Gin.
ciunati about The 10th instant. and the
proceedings OF the body are likely to
prove of unusual interest, as an attempt
will be made 10 induce the president
10 interfere in the e; &c liion OF Guiteau.
The members af the Association have all re
ceiyed q circular. OF which a Globe. Demo.
crnt reporter yesterday secured copy, as
follows
OAE law RrrREa1 FoR TIVE rysANE.
JACKSONVILLE. lLL.. Ap.H %, 1852 -DEAR
sra; As perious intimaiion OF A
purpose j. sometimes for 0JviO -
ressons corrteous End proper, ] take
tiis method Il giving notice that a.
TIE app oaching session Of the associa-
ton of snpeiigteDdenis u American insti-
u,ions f1r the I sane ] shall introduce a
resolution prorid ng for the appointment
Of a committee of the association n zait
upon tie president Ofthe Jnited Sta'es and
urze suspension Of exec Iti0n Of Cbaiies J.
Guiteau. r0E urder tente ice OF desth at
Washington. uuiii a med'cal commission
can take bis case under advsement. I'm
D1rtant facis in rs case. in my knovledgr,
5ut not submitted in proof impel me 20
this nleasu e. 20 which / add reEa-d lOr
the altitude u our speciality on the subject
~ crimiaai responsibility ss involved in
this instance. VERY respectfully.
ArpEEW McFAuLArD.
Dr. J. < Ba6duy was called upon BY a
Globe Democrat lepo-ser last evening. He
had received q cory Of the circular, VII n
uns nothing more than The individual ar
of Dr.. Mcfarland that b. d.
tended % submit such q res0lnfl1n. D.
Bauduv did 20 snticiDaie that tlf resliu-
SION would rece ive any materi.I s1fpcrt
rc1I,ile-D ernnr~nf
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18

THE editorials OF the FL Paso Lone Star
.on the Indian question must literally drip
with blood. The penci!-shaver on that pa
per says he uses the yerita6'e knife which
scalped Victoria, when writing such educa'
tors, for sharpening his faber.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18

Hox. WILLIAM Il. ESGLrsH's son has been
nominated for congress by the democrats of
sac indianapolis, Inliana, dist The
younger E<oLrsH is said to be immensely
popular, and, unlike his father, late can
didate, by the way, for the vice presidency,
is OF an exceedingly liberal turn OF mind
aud disposition. The probabilities are lie
will be elected.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18

THE Land league has atoned for great
many indiscretions by the manly and
speedy manner in which II has spoken out
IN condem nation Of the murder Of CAvES-
DISH and DUKE. The league as such
should, however. long ago have authori-
tatively and positively forbidden and de-
cried in emphatic terms any approach 10
violence, and Their causs would have now
four derenders 20 where u has one.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18

GATH says that recently business ac-
quaintance of GENERAL GIANT informed
him (GATH) that The ex-presdent AID all
his sons had undoubtedly lost Aeav J IN
\their Wall street operations. The general
Twill find Wall street betGer fortified against
his attacks than Richmond or AppomaOtox.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18

THE question now arises whether the
band of revivalists who visited GUrrEAU
and sang 81 Long to Meet You There, had
correct idea of GuiTEAUs destination. II
so they are awfully easy pleased, and if not
they are terribly Indifferent as to THEN
future
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18

THE BRENNAN Banner saws it is under
stood that Hon. GEORGE p. FISLAY, OF Gal
weston, will soon take the stump as can
didate for congress in the new Shoestring
district along fhe coast.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18

Ii the car is blown up at Moscow, he
proposes to go up in a gorgeous style, as
ST., 900 900 are being expended in making
the occasion an unusually brilliant one. A
little Nihilist bomb would add immeasura-
bly,, however, 10 the sensations Of the day.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18

TIE PRINCESS LOUISE is said to intend
coming to Canada for the summer-pro'
vided LORD LoRNE will return to Europe.
Royal wives are not always the most do
mestic and affectionate, after all.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18

IT is int,nated, not without reason, too,
\that SENATOR EDMUNDs would not be doing
such bloody fighting agaiosc the south had
he an opportunity to smell gunpowder dur
ing the late war. 0ldveterans are perfectly
-yiiIfrig to say no more about it.
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rrs- rrst a s.ek-sn. Laval unlvsr-H,

rh,-s uarl r cod deal Of CouuE.'s Lrr.
rrsrs IIrrrr ErrracT ~ BEEF AID Iorfc
IrrIn1naroE in ny ur1ciice, trd can -.
cDnmfud q - extremely useful j. cases Of
lefI-.s-|or. de5ifiry aoi reat diess ion re-
onirinr strengthening ron-Islment- Ike
r.aruI,ar The nane. C0IDEr 's-take no
o-i.erl o. trurr 80 EsuersiF.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18

Mr.. w. II. CoYLE, to whom the Herald
was lately indebted for keg of beer which
had been open about week, has been re-
elected chief of the Houston fire depar,-
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-'BErrY and The bAoy' have now 81, 400 TO
The. credit. lGwollihKe taken SERGEANT
MAsos fitteea~ years srgeaut, to say
hSphrSs -oI the expsSsss' u his family in
the meantime, 10 have made that much
money, and his present quarters aie far
preferable to army life in the ranks. That
was certainly lrcky shot OF his.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18

7rr Corsicana Observer states that
kor,ner tornfman Of tbeirs. Shoe msker,
\ued SAFE. has discovered thsi be j.
k,fC8nsxrfrrs ,. VAsDEnrrLr ard hss
~ 70 xeu rork 70 clsirn the dsrease. >.
He ras taken ~ Geruanr when
-. ssvs the Observer. and knew
his pzrsntsgs until few days
Ma ssrEn -rs.ches The me-
n, fnd that CQnsrLIus Vas
n ms-ried. and even Il be
~ III N rhich he has
rntiT eEprtrse1 deter
penny 10 one o. his
~ $50 % which Re
~ =. T11E1 rho
>rricn 81 mnrT
\rksr III rro-
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M "a want q sEeet fu1uth nnd b-e1th- u
f',t r1Ins DecDue spunt y. tleg ir.t lntir
49, Il. lI-'I1 80 f.-Ih. I'be use % s0zp-
40 =. lrrrn1 rnbie. tt-ar1e u reirDFes llIt
ar ~ ch stra-ltts tbe ieeih nna guns
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-09
Grover Cleveland.

New York. S.-Tammsny Hall poll
ticians are much incensed at Governor
elect Cleveland's treatment. Apropos
his interview with, S. j. Tilden. The
Tribune says: Ulysses, in sailing between
Scylla and Charybdis, had not q mere
difficult course to follow than Governor
elect CleYelsnd, in trying to navigate
his ship laden with presidential hopes,
between Kelly Rock and Tilden Whirl-
pool Observations taken during Cleve-
lands trip to this city show that the re-
tired siren of Gramercy Park is luriug
the governor-elect dangerously near the
whirlpool, and if he don't take q different
track he will, III avoidance of his seahorae
Iammany, be swallowed without even a
chance to save himself by clinging to a
wild fig tree like Ulysses did after the
loss of his ship.
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RIO AwEEK. sl2 day ethOEe easi
aus & Co. Augusta. Muins.
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BROWNS IRON BITTERS is

BROWNS IRON BITTERS is
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and ma went into their room and
shut the door, and then my chum
and me opened the front door and
drove the goat out. The minister
who comes to see ma three times a
week, was just ringing the bell, and
| the goat thought he wanted to be
Insulated, too, and gave him one for
luck, and then went down the side
walk blatting and sneezing, and the
minister came i'll the parlor and said
he was stabbed, and then pa came
ont of his room with his suspenders
hanging down, and, as he didn't
know the minister was there, he
said cuss words. and ma cried and
told pa he " Guild go to he'll land
pa said he didn't care, he would kill
that kussid goat afore he went, and
| told pa the minister was in
the parlor, and he and ma went
down and said the weather was
propitious for a revival, and it
seemed as though an outpouring Of
the spirit was about to be vouch-
safed to his people, and none of
them sot down but ma, cause the
goat didn't hit her, and while they
were talkin' religion with their
mouths, and kussin the goat in
wardly, my chum and me adjourned
the lodge, and / went and stayed
with him all night, and 1 hain't
been home since; but 1 don't think
pa will lick me, cause he said he
would not hold us responsible for
the consequences. He ordered the
goat hisself and we filled the order,
don't you see? Well, l guess [ will
go and sneak in the back way and
find out from the hired girl how the
land lays. She won't go back on
me, cause the goat was not loaded |
for hired girls. She just happened
to get in at the wrong time. Good |
by, Sir. Remember and give your
goat kyan pepper in your lodge"
AS the boy went away, and skip
ped over the back fence, the grocery
man said to his brother d-FelloW,
eff that boy don't beat the devil |
then [ never saw one that did.
The old man ought to have him sent
to lunatic asylum.-Milwaukee
Sun.
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CONDITIONS

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All Trade and Cash Discounts con-
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forwarded when requested.
Liberal Advances made on Consign-
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for Firms.
Business transacted.
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Price List on AppzicatiGn.
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well. Well!

Paris, s. RepubEi0ue Froncaise,
Gambetia's organ. says if the govern
ment Of Great Britain continues to pur-
sue its egotisticsl course in Egypt to the
detriment of frances interest, France
viii protect those interests in the way she
may think best,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-09
The ufal,. Delegate

Washington. 8.-Tbe electiona' COM
mittee has up the case of Game, who
claims admission IS the Utah delegate.
It was referred to the Subcommittee.
The case of Jones as. Shelley was also
referred to subcommittee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-09
Criminal.

Troy, s.-The Essex county board OF
supervisors charge the superintendent OF
the county poor, (TyrelL with misappro-
over $4,000 of the county funds.
Legal proceedings will be instituted,
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soI N. Fremont St, Baltimore

-" 0NT1 @sAAeAAA|A~
During the war 1 was in
juredinth stomach by piece
of a shell, and have suffered
fromiteversince. Aboutfour
yearsagoit brought on paraly-
sis, which kept me in bed six
months, and the best doctors
in the city said I could not
live. Isufered fearfully from
indigestion, and for over two
years could not eat solid food
and for a large portion of the
Unreasonable to retain even
liquid nourishment. 1 tried
Browns Iron Bitters and now
after taking two bottles I am
able to get up and go around
and am rapidly improving.
G. DECKER.
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LIST OF AGENTS.

TIE following gentlemen sre author
led 70 canvass for the SALT LAKE
DAILY. SEMI WEEKLY and WEEKLY
HERALD; elso to receive payment and
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-20
Az AMAZON on MANY ADVENTURES,

Az AMAZON OF MANY ADVENTURES
Walter Trip and his wife, the lat
ter sometimes called "Capiain Jack
have been arrested ut Providence
Il. l., Tor demonstrating and then NJ
Arlington, Mass, The woman Is q
well.known character, She Is ~ years
old, has hard, masculine iacc aud q
strong frame. and has oitcn masquer'
AIDED in mans dress, In Providence
she worked rs u tcamslcr several
months, no one suspccling her sex I'LL
she got drunk and revealed It herself
She has been sailor, bartender aud sea
cook, has made love to bluc-cycd
misses and been passionatcly loved by
them, and has spent part OF each OF
the past seven years in jails and houses
of correction. She says that her cor
rect name is Susan Holmes and thu,
her father is respectable mill opera.
tive in New Bedford. Her mishaps
are all owing, she says, to her passion
for strong drink; if 1t were not for
this she could wear pants with impa-
nifty and teach young men the superb
GRITTY Of woman.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-20
All Sorts.

A tin mine, the only one in America,
has been discovered in Clay county,
Ala.
Mrs. Amy Robinson died at Phila-
delphia last week, aged 1l5 years,
leaving a sister LOG years old to mourn
her loss.
The Rev. DR.. Hicks, who was spir-
itual adviser to Guiteau, announces
that the assassin is not in hell, because
there is no such place.
The Britishers who recently bought
27,000 acres of Florida land of the
Disston company have taken $4,000
acres more, paying $3.50 an acre.
you wish to get on, you must do
as you would to get in through crowd
at Il gate all are anxious to reach.
Hold your ground and push hard. TO
stand still is to give up your hope
Lady Mary Montagu.
Somebody says that "ballet girls aro
uot so bad as they are painted" We
hope not. They are painted frightful-
ly.- Boston Post.
He who waits to do great deal OF
good at once will never do anything
TSamuel johnson.
The Winchester, Illinois, Jail cost
$40, 900 with all modern improvements.
Three prisoners escaped within twenty
four hours after its dedication.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-20
NEW THANKSGIVING.

Joseph Weber, well known jour,
RallsI Of Clarsmonl, is dead, lie was
u years u age,
The hosiery mills At Laeonia have
generally shut down or are running on
short lime by reason Of AZ oyerstoeked
market,
Civil engineers are engaged IN loca'
ting the line Of The Coos Valley railroad
from Gulldhall, W., 70 North Strait
lmd,
Rt.an Smllh Of Newport has shot
gun that was captured by Gen, Stark
at tbs ballit u bennington, Ia length
including stoes aud barrel, il over six
feet, aud il sllll sood for either short
or long range,
llOrall, q, Cloulmsn Of Farming
Ton, convicted Of embezz.ll ling $1,000
lottery Prlze collected ior Henrietta
sherbournc, has been pardoaei by the
governor aud coupell, This u the
first case known IN tho State Of u par
don before sentence,
Morgan Redmond, Norhumber,
land wood chopper, Was killed by u
falling tree,
George i,rooks, NJ, d., Of Clare.
mont, has goue to the Canary islands
for the benefit Of Ms health,
Rev, W, q. Carr Of liarnslead has,
during tho past twenty years, attended
the funerals Of four persons over 100
years Of age, forty. sight over 90 years
aud seventy lover 80 years, oil being
residents Of Barnsleat,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-20
A free Gift.

The Chicago, Rock Island 4 racine
Hallway, have Ia press an Almanac ane
Hand Hook OF Useful Information, con
tanning q vast amount Of malrtr which v
is handy 10 have available, and which al
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tbs year, The book contains deseflp
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ritories, q list Of u, y, Land onlees
where lands arc available al low rates
how obtained, etc., etc., ~ wei NJ 10
terest tables, business laws, rates OF post
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fact II Is muitam IN paryo, and nll The
much IL OF every day use,
The same road also publishes Christ
mas Book for Children, which eon,ain'
several fine illustrations, aud 10 origlna
matter, aud very fine piece OF sheel
music, arranged for piano and a qnarse
OF voices,
Either, or both Of these books aud lh'
music viii DO sent post free, II requested
by postal or letter, The earlier you'
name tls sent TO u, st. John, Genera
Ticket aud Passenger Agent, Chicago
H., the quicker you WI got the book.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-20

That old established remedy, Downs
Elixir, stu more than holds Its own In
the public estimation, despite sharp and
active competition. II Is a "homc rene.
dy," and In this locality needs no words
Of praise from us, so well and lavorably
known Is II. II IL the standard remedy
for coughs, colds aud oil throat troubles,
with great numbers Of our people, and
their continued use and unsolicited re-
commentator Of 1t speaks volumes In It's
favor Huntington, VT, Free Press,
January 20, 1882.