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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-26
ADDITIONAL NEWS BY SPECIALS


Terrell.
Special to the Herald.
TERRELL, October 25,-Thc ladies of the
Episcopal church will hold fair ut Glenn.
cnts' opera-house on Thursday and Friday
nights, October 20 and -. Many useful
and ornamental articles will be offered for
sale An elegant supper will be given also
between the hours OF 6 and Top. m. The
proceeds OF the entertainment will be used
IN purchasing books for the Sunday school
OF The church OF the Good Shepherd.
The train on the Central is reported of
the track between here and kaufman.
Most of the county candidates spoke last
night at the opera house.
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EvIDEEcEs are always accommodating of
The hoIlDwness of fame. We are not half
50 we'll known as we might suppose in the
old world. An exchange gives the follow
ing "our English friends have proverbal
foudness for displaying their ignorance of
the United States. One London paper re.
Gently said that Mn. GLADSTONE was going
to jcrrymander parliament. The Manches-
ser Guardian coinpacently heads an article
A Daring Robbery in New York, at the
White Sulphur Springs Now CORE.
srondent OF the Pail Mall Gazette informs
that paper and the world that the Amcri.
can Revolution broke out in 1865
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PuIrrs, whose alms.house regulations, ct
cetcra, in Philadelphia, kept him and his
friends in such splendor and the inmates in
such misery, has evidently maGc very
favorable impression on tho Canadians.
They have so far refused to give the gentle
man over TO the Pennsylvania authorities,
and not until the 10Th OF November will
the case OF extraiition be definitely
settled 1t looks rs il IL were
possible to manipulate" other tribunals OF
Justice than those in the United States. In
the meantime the well.heecd swindler is
having an elegant old time with his new
friends across the border, The recollection
Of his good days and pleasant hours in
Canada will afford him sweet dreams, it
may be supposed, when he answers in the
ponitcntiary for the $3.50 600 he stole from
the poor of his state. How often does the
administration of justice look like, and is,
the boldest mockcry
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l'nrslCNnn.
Special TO the Herald.


CoRsioANA, October 9j,-Thc second an.
nual fall meeting of the Corsicana Jockey
club will take place ut their track, com.
mencing November 18th, and continuing
three days. Thirteen hundred dollars In
parses will be offered. A number of good
horses are expected as all horsemen who
have visited here say our track is one Of the
best In the state. -'--s
Cotton is coming in at the rate of from 500
to 100 bales daily.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-26

SlEcE the terrible big defeat in Ohio the
republicans in the other close states are
said, to use western phrase, "rustling"
with greater vim than ever manifested in
even the hottest contests of former time.
Whatever they may do, though, will be of
wonderful little benefit to them so iaras the
indications now point. The cyclone has
atruok the country, and will have to run
lis course
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TnG signal service is having its horn
blown extensively over the fact that ship
ping property to the value of Sl3,O0O,OO0
was prevented last month, from going out
t, sea and getting destroyed in cyclones
The signal service reports saved it. There
Is no question, however, that the bureau is
beginning to do very efficient service, and
Is Justly entitled TO all the glory arising
hom facts like the above.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-26

In is reported from Iowa, Kansas and
other centcrs where prohibition has carried
the day, that the temperance drinks are
composed of the worst bitters and worst
whisky ever concocted, and kills quicker
than ever known before. Whenever men
get to doing things on the sly and in secret
10 ok out for trouble.
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The Penn Bi-Centennial.


PHLADELPHA, October 25.-Thc fine
weather contributed to make Trades
Day" as to-day is styled in the group of
the bi-c1ntennial letes, perfectly gala oc.
casion. The city was. as yesterday, fairly
swathed in flags, buntings and eyergreens.
The streets forming the route of procession
were packed with spectators, and although
this is not legal holiday, as yesterday
was, business of all kinds was at
a stand-still, The Trades dis
play, with the Mystic Tabloaux
procession and the reception at the
academy, with minor features, formed a
distinct feature Of to.day's part of the cele-
bration. The Mystic Tableaux were numer-
GUS and extremely ingenious and beautiful.
The remainder Of the procession was made
mp of the employees of the Pennsylvania
railroad company, 1900 in number; of
Adams express company; Of the Baldwin
locomotive works, and of the various manu-
factories, corporations and representatives
OF all arts and trades.
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II is the report from the vicinity that
when the hard-worked statesmen at Wash
ington get on drunk, it iscalled paired. :"
The neglected journal OF congress will have
new interest and use as indicating the
state of sobrety hereafter at the national
canital
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Howe.


Sneclal 10 The HcrNld.
Howe, October 9j,-public speaking was
expected here tonight, but owing to death
in the family of one OF the speakers it was
postponed, A large crowd was dissap.
pointed
Corn receipts to-day, 5000 bushels; ship.
ments, 1900 bushels.
Weather fine.
Contemplating is going ON ut aevcly rate.
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MoRE Mormon missionaries are working
in Europe now than ever before, and with
better success. The recent anti-Mormon
legislation has advertised the sect extern
c,x,olv
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AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Continued From First Page.
Political

New YORK, October 25,-The Republican
leaders met last night and declined to adopt
the Campbell mayoralty ticket of the citi-
zenS committee.
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Graham
nrN
Special TO the Herald.

GRAHAM, October 95,-W. b. Beckham, a
stock man, had his team run away while
driving to his rancho on Dillingham; prairie
yesterday, throwing him from the front of
his wagon, the wagon passing over him
breaking two or three ribs and iniuring
him internally, so that his recovery Is
doubtful, Z"
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1T looks like prostituIing journalism to
give dog fight column in u great news
paper. but such things are forced on the
press by the peculiar demands OF the pub
lc. The New York Sun last week devoted
a large amount Of its space to combat
between Ned" and pilot" two bull ter
rcrs. Whatever New York or Brooklyn
society may say of their Hstheticism and
culture, the necessity for so extensive pub
LEGATION on suck subject indicates very
low order of sentiment And yet every
body will cry want of enterprise" if the
matter is not done full Justice
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Proceedings of Parliament


LONDON, October 95.-The speaker read
letter from Judge Lawson announcing the
release from Jail of Mr.. +. Dwyer Gray.
The letter was referred to the committee
Gray's case.
The debate on the cloture question was.
resumed to-day.
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Special to the Herald.

special TO the Herald
MARSHALL, October 95.-Mr. Q. A, Price
and Miss Il. Il. Heard were married this
evening at the private residence of the
BRIDES father, Colonel W. II. Heard, Rev.
G. r. Wages officiating. The attendant,
were ]. W. Taylor and Miss Mollie Kate
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better than the boys. but /, is nevertheless
losing game on both sides. and the re-
gret is that our schools everywhere do not
incorporate in their teachings more practi-
cal advice and discourage the ever present
and widespread disposition among edu-
Gated youths to gravitate into the learned,
but now really less lucrative professions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-26

The papers generally in the southeastern
states report unusually large numbers
emigrants therefrom for the west.
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Forl {, wilson, L and w brand Of Mems
Collars a..d Culs aIo the best. SOD cyeIyWhere
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MIR. HOULLLS,S MORAL PURPOSE' CRITL
CISED

TO theEditor OF me Tribune
SIR: SO much has been written III praise OF
MI Howcliss last novel, \ Modern Instance ana 80
lille in adverse criticism, that feel moved to write
sourhin ( myself if only that may be Eouhicce FOR
those Of the other side. TO any woman OF purity and
refinement the whole thing from beginning TO end IS
revolving and even granting that TO be the object Of the
writer for moral purposes s it not lacking In artistic
ouacsl should not novel, 10 he good portray prop
aaIr eycsl How would it be really possible for man
Of Ben Hallcck's refinement 20 love so uureasonaoy
woman who had nothing attractive Int beauty of per
e,n ard who became even through such bitter suffering
A. hers, only more commonplace "It ' i i,d ,o
DO men generally chcll, hoI ccas passions q, hr u re
turning Palc and haesatd acr Two ear 81 la .t
struggle against il IN lar ComtIlt Ihc nome ne ol
the Hjlbbarls is sadd,uingi B4ru\h gradual I4l Is
entirely unnecessary; and MARGIN never rises even to
the neigh; of contempt iog me man Nio -, 80 uu
Imaginary sshSs M me S2 i XIII ~ of all nd"; Won
Stunning 10 the last INN VIII" had ruined her ne - ihi
u ,i ne 81. ribcdi Wogid hot kind indifference to
have seen it stated that whereas Mr. Howells has
before couteuted himself with merely entertaining read
toy,.s he mas now written ono with purposes
book 10 make the world better Does Inc writer mean
g. ,trr 20 That 1,traucd cou-cicnuouauc- which hints,
in the lat chapter tu4t man who la, loved "ohal'
vucn sIc was welded, even though DC made no sign
ana shc never know IT, had DO Tst IT, marry hr Ta,R
f-,!n., but regulate our actions. such an ldoa
II seems 10 me Nh HoWclls has Lost opportunity to
write really fine BOOB lie could nave maze love con
Ouer instead Of bc.tidlty and scii~luc>s aud given
futhuues. H. reward Tdo-, ihugs are NOT impossible
on uncommon in this world Bat he has instead dragged
lis through avery slough Of sicScnug dcIu, (al the
worse because sometimes iucj only to bring III at the
Ia.f action OF extra sccntousuc,, That IS almost
lauc!able. Can any one bc better or tguc or happier
or have more faith in human nature Tor reading mat
GnnL1 lei Nh owes hasten TO 20 back TO thc old de
iclTfll way OF writing. without any moral purpose, II
,I co :. 10 cali So giving charming stories IN the
de,itv fashion of "Our Wedding Jourue] aud a Chance
Xral.:iutance" ana feel sure that all his readers VIII
10 YEN those Who think they deserve so good
lesson ia tuis last novel OAAtL H. IAlIhN
JangOr 1le. Nov. %, 1SS2
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A NOTED But UNTITLED WOMAN.

1n's"A,,o lea Good likeness Of Mrs Is Ola r. Pink
han, ofrvnn. Mass. who above all other human bcings
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Il is impossible FOR Il woman TO suilcr from
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Pa,kcr's Ginger Tonic don't cOnstipatc, like
brr larroa cures Out gives regular action TO ie bowels
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ArnouncemanLs.

ELASTIC RUPTURE BELT.-Prce So to SO;
ra rruss : 10 90 80 PJmerpy Truss company no 100
brosawIy Inc best sIrscal appliance Of every A'l0-
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Holiday
Announcement.

Messrs. TIFFANY 81 Co.,
Union Square, Ncw-YOrk, have
completed their preparations
for the approaching Holidays,
and suggest that an early exasaai-
nation OF their stock will enable
purchasers TO secure the choicest
selections, and escape the crowd,
unavoidable later.
Articles ROW purchased may
be left for future delivery.
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HENRY A. DAvIELs. VI. D..

For thick heads, heavy stomachs, bilious
pes-DV,lis' May Apple pills catlaItc. 10 AID 2jc.
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Holiday
Announcement.

Messrs. TIFFANY g. CO.,
Union Square, NeW-YoTk,
have completed their pre-"
paTations for the approach
ing Holidays, and suggest
that an early examination OF
their stock will enable purs
chasers TO secure the
choicest selections an0
escape the crowd, unayoida-
bic later.
Articles now purcha Sed
may be left foYfuture delivery.
Until Christm as, COM
mencing on MON % a 7,
December IL, the establish"
ment will be KEPT OPEN
I'M TIE EVENING.
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SEEKS AVID VELVETS.

SILKS AVID VEZVETS.
Until after our January stock
taking we shall OEE2r the cO2Il-
bincd stock Of OUR
Wholesale and Retail
Velvet and SILK Departments
at unusually low prices.
JAMES WcCEREERY s. CO.,
Broadway, cor. gtil-St.
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Emerson loans money on everything but
future prospects. S-2-h
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The County Convention.

We hope the republican county convention
which assemblies tomorrow in our city may
be marked for its harmony and for the wisdom
of its action. The attempts that are being
made by certain discordant element to use
that convention to make an issue with Gov
ernor Davis will meet. we hope, with defeat.
The republicans of Bexar county, taken as a
body, are both patriotic and lberal-they de-
sire to be in harmony with the republicans OF
the state, and they have no axe to grind.
We have, in common with other citizens, a
deep interest in securing an able representa-
tive in congress to take care of the interests of
our district.
These interests can not with safety be en-
trusted to a democratic representative. 1t
will remain for the republicans to decide if
they will Join with others in electing an indie
pendent republican to that place.
In selecting delegates to the senatorial con-
vention as we'll as to the state convention, let
them 60 as the opponents Of the wishes of the
republican party. Let no man be elected who
has grievance.
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Military Orders.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS, !
SAN ANTONIO, Aug. g. 1882. I
Special Orders No. 8

Special Orders No. g..
The quartermaster' department will furnish.
transportation, by mail and stage, from San
Antonio to Brackettville, Texas, for l.. II.
Bobo, an employee of the signal service, U.
S. army.
The Geographic instructions, of this date,
modifying paragraph 1, special orders No. 6S,
current series, from these headquarters, in S..
far as to allow the lieutenant colonel of the
10th cavalry, and troops q and L, of that
regiment, and Assistant Surgeon J. l.. Powell,
US. army, to continue, temporarily, ana
until further orders, at Fort Stockton, Texas,
is confirmed.
Acting Assistant Surgeon J. L. Milford,
U. S. army, having completed the duties as
signed him by paragraph w, specia. orders
No. 70, current series, from these headquar-
tcrs, will return to his station, Fort Davis,
Texas.
The Quartermaster's department will furnish
transportation, by rail, from Ell Paso to Camp
Rice, Texas, anu return, for J. +. Marshall, an
employee of the signal service, U. S. army.
Private +. U. Roach, troop X, 10th cavalry,
is detailed on extra duty in connection will
the United Sta;es military telegraph, and will
report, by telegraph, to the signal officer al
these headquarters, Tor duty.
1t is understood that the >xtra duty pay will
be paid from the funds Of he signal service.
Hospital Stewart A. l.. Lucas, U. S. army
recently appointed, will report to the com
handing officer Fort Clark, Texas, for assign
menr to duty al one of the dependencies o
! that post.
BY order of Brigadier General Augur.
THOMAS M. VINCENT,
Adiutant General.
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PERSONAL.

Otto BergstrOm is at Austin.
Tom Mullaly has gone north.
w. Hutchins, of San Marcos, is at the
Hord.
D. !. Crouch is at the IIord. lie has Just
Come from Mexico.
Jas. and Mrs. Reid, of Galveston, are a,
the Central. Mr.. Reid was contractor of the
Santa Fe railway.
Miss Sadie Brown, step-daughter of DR..
Davis, of the Hord hotel, left tins morning to
visit her uncle in Alabama.
Chas. Veal and family, Jno. and Mrs.
Lyman, M. Benedict, Mrs. Layman, Mrs.
Hersch and Miss J. Lyman have arrived al
the Menger from Corpus Christi. They are
taking refuge here from the yellow fever.
L. NJ. Gregory, of the China Hall CT ockery
establishment, has returned from two months
tip to New York. Mr.. G. has been on a
spree with the old folks, and has bought more
goods than China Hal will hold.
Vance Hotel.
A q Stubs, Ga; d Sloan, Texas; Chas
Limke, Galveston: c E Leman, Pecos; Jas
Smith, Chase; J c Kirschner, Galveston.
The United Order of Forresters in ST. Louis
are in a state Of ferment, and have been for
some time. A prominent member of the Or
der, one who stands high and has had voice
in its councils for long time, said recently:
1--WE have got tired; the burden is too heavy,
aud we must drop it. We have been robbed,
and have borne it without .murmur." "a There
are about twenty Courts of Order in that city,
and of these it Is said not more than five will
remain in the order. 1t is said the different
courts will simply surrender their charters or
declare dissolution, as was done in Chicago
and Massachusetts,.
THE question is, who will 60 to Menard-
vile?
Ir IS three miles to the nearest whisky shop
from Menardvle. An old bourbon remarked,
upon hearing of this fact, sit was useless to
expect the democracy to assemble at SO bar
ren spot"
BILLY BURGESS is credited with inci,ir @
Jefferson to call the naorial convention at
M enardville. Burgess thinks no doubt that
out in that solitude Of nature the pure instincts
of genuine dem ,crcey would find fit express
sion.
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Cured at the Hedionda mine, which is only a
short distance from the Yaquir river, and lies
between California and the Patrers mines, be-
longing to the Lebanon Mill and Mining COM
pany. The same day the mail rider was shot
while crossing Rio Chico. -
sCULLING RACE ENTRIES.
Saratoga, August Io-The entries for the
professional sculling race, to take place on
Saratoga Lake, August 18th, closed tonight,
as follows: Wallace Ross, St. John, N. B.:
Henry Sheldon and James Riley, Saratoga;
q. II. Lew, New York; Chas. Courtney,
Union Springs, New York; F. A. PLACED,
Boston; Jas. A. Ten Eyeyck, Peekskill. New
York; Geo. IL. Mosber, Boston; w. Elliott,
New-Castle-on-Tyne, England.
A GRAVE MISTAKE.
Ithaca, August Io.-Henry Vandenmark
and John Schoolmaker went hunting yester-
day. They separated in the woods, and
Schoolmarker mistaking Vandermark's gray
beard for squirrel, shot him through the
the head. The wounded man died this morn.
ing. An inquest will be held.
FOREIGN NEWS.
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WHEN EXPECTED IN CUBA.

Havana, August Io.-The fine steamer of
the new line between New Orleans and San
Domingo is expected to arrive in October.
TURKEY.
London, August Io.-A Constantinople dis
patch says an trade has been signed authoriz-
imp the proclaiming of Arab Pasha as rebel
and the landing of Turkish troops in Egypt
proper. The trade will be presented to the
conference on Thursday.
ENGLAND'S WILL AGAIN EXPRESSED.
Constantnople, August Io.-At to-day's sit
ting OF the conference, Lord Dufferin, British
ambassador, announced the assent O. England
to the proposal of Count Corr, Italian ambas-
sador, for temporary International protection
of the Suez canal. He repeated his declare
ton that the landing of Turkish troops in
Egypt must be preceded by a proclamation
against Arab Pasha and the conclusion of the
military convention with England.
GOVERNMENTAL RAILWAY ENTERpRIs
City of Mexico, August Io.-The Tehaun-
tepec railway company having forfeited its
charter, the Mexican government has resolved
to complete the road as soon as possible. The
company will be paid for the work done and
the material on hand. The work will be con-
tnued under charge of Gen. Porfrio Diaz.
The governor Of Oaxaca, Del6no Sanchez.
ex-superintendant of the Morelos railway, has
been appointed purchasing agent. He will
soon start for the United States and Europe
to buy rails and rolling stock.
WAR ON THE CHRISTIANS IN CYPRESS.
Larnica, Cypress August Io-A great anti
Christian demonstration has occurred at the
funeral, in Beyboal, of Moslem who was
found murdered, and was reported as killed
by Christians. The police sympathized with
the mob. Many Christians have fed to the
mountains. A score of others were arrested,
but only one was killed. Further disturbances
are feared