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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-05
The Newport Iieauty,

By lar 'hu most boutlml grl in all New
port a. prceLt is Boston hair. resser.
About al ,al male admIation in the ON.
tire Cmup eferluy afternoon was be.
sIoH,d ur5u her, and She received IL with
the uhcpl-cuns ggt,r aud dignity of an
idcai duuhcs. UrGlh,r wa, hrlcklayer
l NW lold h,r mother washprwbmnn
aud she herself ended Lcr school dnys
az the aye ul ,hiUocu, 10 earn her
own nyiHg, Atd here She . "A bright.
SN't.ci hW e'tr, vita biz. melting blaek
eyes anUhdUu' ia'ty hair, rotulnr fontures
tall, durc'E Vr!srarri,d figure, and per.
itctlI lAdy.lta- WtU' og.. She works busiIv
Wd Vutr pw. u0y 10 bone, hat is now
niti !uc l'iIty, aud when woInnn lof.
lily sent for Der TO come and drcss her bnir.
meaning an insult she wrote back: "I re,
grct to say that It is impossible. did not
leave my shop as long ago as you did your
slaughter'house, but ] am for the time
being quite as fur away from itn The
TACT was that the woman had, moro than
twenty years ago, been practical worker
in the Boston pork packing house In which
her husband founded her fortune, While
on this beautiful hair dresser, let me des-
Cribe her toilet of yesterday, because Il
illustrates prevailing elaborate style OF
afternoon costuming at Newport. Inc ma.
teral was iyory.white surah, shirred for n
quarter Of yard from the waist downward
in close gathers, so that II showed every
action OF the hips, The nllness from
the. gathers was arranged In plaits
which extended to the edge of the
skirt, where they were met by fall of
white lace put on in coquilles. The bodice
and paniers were white nuns yelling trim.
med with lace, A small oape, made Of row
upon row OF oriental lace, reached Just be-
low the shoulder, Her hat was completely
covered with the same lace garniture, 10
her white satin parasol had several lace
ruilles as q bordering. Not touch of color
was seen, and the effect was that of lust
such simple elegance as most of the FASH
able Newport girls strive after.-IClara
Belle.
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Another Affair of Honor on Tapis Gen.
eral Chalmers said TO Have Chal-
lcNged Van Il. Manning at Holly
Springs, Mississippi.
A Mob Take Possession of Momt YER
ncn. Indiana, and Burn the
Marshal'S House.
A Team Take Fright, Dash into Lake
aud Drown the Occupants of
the Vihiclc.
An Attempt upon the Life of the MiaiS.
ter Of Finance at Madrid
by Means of Package Containing Il
Quantity of Dynamite.
Other Foreign and Domestic News,
An Attempt upon the Life of The MiaiS.
ter Of Finance at Madrid
Other Foreign and Domestic News.
a Little storm

"a STORM.
WASHINGTON, September mir Henkle,
of counsel, resumed his argument in the
star.route trial to-day, and had not pro-
ceedcd far when he pretended to bring in
ms remarks the point of which had been
dwelt upon in some rejected testimony, to-
wit: that it had been the policy of the GOV
ornment. to extend the star-ruHte service
The court reminded lleuke that all testi-
mony on the question of policy had been
ruled ont, among the rest that OF ex. Post
maSter-Gcneral Key, whose tgsti-
mony was particularly referred TO-
ltehkie then went on TO show the udict-
ment charged that the postmaster general
had been deceived, and asserted that the
burden OF proof was on the prosecution
1--WE brought on Postmaster General Key, "
continued Henkle, "aud these Gentlemen
could, II they wanted, have asked him if he
approved of those orders or not. II must
declare brake in the court Indignantly,
that that is Il subterluge unworthy of Your
character, The Cour. will not allow il to so
lurlher. | attempted to arrest your remarks
before and you proceeded in order. Under
your pledges think this thing is altogether
beneath your standing ut this bar. Imust
exercise the power of the court if | cannot
bar. Uenkle nr!neS IN im.,iGno,;oU,, , VI 'lie ns
his attempt to cnmmant On ,hn r,ot "o', n, W'
the nrosecution m;"ht !, yro h',, '"I. ~, wa. @
call on General Kew to nrave thn, J,u ha rna 10y
been deceived and ho woo ra;mr,',, t o Ni'.' i'.'
Wilson and Totten but I"Jge ',eu W,iio s.oa "
ily refused to nermit tha, In6f 'nstts ne saeau
pued. sayinr "Coun,cI has No '" rioH, ~ ~,
Comment on nrosecntion tnr 'fni c,;i;n', W
to cali Tho nostmas,er ,,onar,T an,,'
to nrove P's''''' T,c, :, so'si @ NJ
not unknowu whether hn corld ,ro,., va, a,
not Uenkic went ON :, ar,nn rh tho, ,'U,v E oi
the right to comment M IhSst io"i Ii"s v, e Hau
was unrriv interrunteI NV th" COW, m.i'', ,, hS
exclaimed 81 shall ston tInsi Thoro TSV'' MN, W.,
be no more said on tIis s,hiao, :, n'Th iHl
jumped nil thc rousei for % Isfor.JJ SrJ'It do,,on
fng. an ..ycep,ion to the rmiinD Tn',a, Te',a,,o
1--WE All want an eycr,tiHm = CnUr, CVr,'',Ul nl
know Won do h,vn s,idn', r,i,,,u'a,I
more agrant otianse in nstiin" Issu rennrlss ~, '
fairly before A iury Errssss was ~ ,Ia, ",,
| taken Aner rcceus hi WI.
said that during recess he bni miyy,n' n'
| the recorders lr.tl,n,nv nf most 49,,
| General Key. and he had c,mn tn
! clu,ion that lac h,l .,ou, ri.,,,, Ia n,,i,,l,,,
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CINCINNATI, September. A special to
the Iimes'Star from Memphis says that n
duel IS imminent betvee General Chalmers
ana van IT, Manning, c mdidat,s for CON
sssippi, in II joint debate. Manning smoke
last and made II scathing review of Chal.
mers' record. Both remained at Holly
Springs over Sunday, with messengers
passing hack and forth, Chalmers demand.
ING full retraction Thomas Morris rep
resented Chalmers and Edward Watson
was Manning's friend The rumor OF the
duel gains credepce from the fact that both
iailed to put in an appearance ut the meet.
ing appointed for to.day's debate.
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1hn DMhlln rnIlr,

DrnLlN, September Eighty Of the per-
sons injured in street rows here since the
trouble occurred among the police force,
are being treated m various hospitals.
Nearly seven of thcm have havone,
wounds Among those attacked hv.lhc
mob last night Wc'r Mr. Moilttt. of the
emergency c1mmi'tcc; Mr. Goldari, of The
prnrcrly duc"sr pe-orlatIuu, aud colonel
King Harmuu. The muh wrecked the
premises, besides numerous Offices belong
ing Ia ile National Buuk uu suffolk strgei
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E3

ElHAngrU. y, j., September The
Singer Rifle and military association gave
IN excursion yesterday, and on returning
at $50 a, m. a row took place between the
deck hands OF the blrges, Vanderbilt.
Warren and Curry and some roughs ON
deck. The deck hands fired ten or twelve
shots, instantly killing Thomas Mexican.
aged 60, bystander, and fatally woundnp
Richard Burke, aged %, who had been
on the excursion Burke had no disturb.
ancc with amy one, The cause Of the riot
was grudgc Of the bartender on one of the
harges, who's bar had been robbed and
himself beaten on former occasion bv the
rough, Of this city Burke died this morn
ing,
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The Resident Printers of San Antonio
Turn Ont In MasSc 20 Give
Him Burial.
Hon. George Il. Reeves. speaker of the
House of Representatives,
Suffering With
Hydr0ph0bia His Case Is Pronounced
Hopeless Strapped TO His Bed.
Warren Allen, n Noted Gambler, Killed
at San Marcos.
Other Interesting State News.


sau Antonio
Special to the Herald.
SAN ANTONIO, September 4--Sundsy
morning the body Of T. II Hayward, n
printer WAS found in room at hotel in
this city, with his throat cut from ear TO
ear A bloody knife was found, hich had
failed TO do the work when used, and q
razor was resorted to. He was found lying
half under his bed, with two fingers in his
windpipe, which was completely severed
The spectacle was shocking in the extreme,
Hayward was consumptiye, and the sup
posed cause was dependency on account OF
the bad state of his health. The deceased
was brother of Paul d, Hayward, o the
Marseilles Paper company, Chicago and Of
Lieutenant Commander George W. Hay
ward, lighthouse inspector of the 10th dis
trict of the United States navy. He was
buried last evening by the local printers, by
whom he was much liked.
The report reached this city at IL o'clock
tonight ofthe killing of Warren. Allen by
Deputy Sheriff Lyle at San Marcos. Allen
was an OLD sporting man, having taken
four or five lives. No details.
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The Assessment Campaign.

WASHINGTON, d. c., September IA
treasury clerS recently resigned his posi-.
ton Tor the purpose of collecting political
assessments for the republican national
congressional committee from the dcpnrt.
ment clerks lie was 10 work ON commits
sion. Hn applied to Secretary Folror for
permission TO canvass the treasury depart.
mGnt, but was refused He then songht
official recognition Of The other treasury
officers, but vas aguin1ieniel, and was ob.
heed to depend upcn his personal endpay.
orS inally; ani is making bis canvass with.
ort official colp.maa b tp rolgp~
pariment. ~
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NayaHOtn.
Special to the Herald.

opeChl 10 thc Herald
NAvAsorA, September i,-Cot,on Is com.
ing in lively, at an average OF one hundred
and fifty bales per day. There are some
worms, but not much fear Of damage.
County politics are exciting. The colored
republicans want county offices.
Judge A. Il. Thomas, a prominent green.
hacker, Is spoken Of for lieutenant. gov.
ern0r.
Our white public school opened with 100
tendbnt, with corps Of fine assistants,
The colored school also opened, but |
have not learned the number.
Our former postmaster, DIR. NJ. Q.inn. IL
succeeded by A. N. Garvin, q native repub.
lcan,
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Austin.
Special To- the Herald.

Special to- the Herald.
AUSTIN, September THE following
charters were filed to-day The Texas
Cactus Hedge company, of Cleburnc, Johr :
son county, capital stock $50 600, object,
TO introduce and sell the right to use cactus
hedges; the San Antonio Marriage Snd BE.
nevolent guild
J, Il. Smith, of Fort Worth to-.
day paid into the treasury 5000
for 10, 90 acres of public domain.
The cash balance in the treasury is 81 100.
Geo.
The governor Is in receipt of Official in
formation from Brownsville that the sick
are not being properly cared Tor, owing 10
want of provisions and nurses. lie aud
the health officer had q consultation to-day
to devise some plan TO correct the evil com.
plaincd at.
The printing board was in session to-day
to hear evidence regarding the alleged psrt.
nership of the expert with one o! the bid.
ders. The evidence was rot eHiiici,W bul
Swin3c9 Wit W1UaAlr EeI .he contract,
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To summarize Mr.. Beecher's earnings
from his brain the figures would be about
as follows Pulpit salary. $500, goo; lectures,
$4,000, editorial work, 10000; from
books, sl00 600 making 10000, OF which
add the 10000 paid him niter the great
trial. and YOU find the grand total TO bc
Sl,OCo,000. To these earnings for himself
must be added the amount uccruing 10
Plymouth Church from Mr.. Beecher's scr
vices. The annual income Of this church
years will thus be another million, making
in all 100000 coined by the busy brain OF
one man.
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SpcClNl 10 the Herald
SmrRNNN, September i,--llou. George Il.
Reeves, late speaker Of the house, and can
ddatc for lloater for Grayson and Cooke
counties, is at present suffering with q
severe case Of hydrophobia at his home near
Pottsyillc, in the northern portion of this
county. Several months ago he was bitten
by arabid dog, and mad stones were applied,
but did not stick. This morning rcws
reached us that he was in violent par
oNyism and had 10 be lashed to his
bed. Mad-.toncs are again applied and nd.
here strongly, but there is little hope for
his recovery. At6oclock this evening he
was reported as very low aud sinking.
Captain J Il. CawlcS, q prominent ahd
brainy member the sherman bar, to-day
received the appointment Of district Judge
FROM the governor in place of Joseph 'Bled.
soc, resigned September LIST, to hold until
ono OF the three candidates now running Is
elected in November aud qualified
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BOSTON, September A telegram from
Nepwort. says. tina, President Arthur has
avoided the route laid down for him and rc.
mains on board Dispatch at out.oGthe.
way points The vessel was proyisionod
for week to-day. Information was refused
rs to the ncS; movement of the president
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NEW YORK, September i.-Colone! 10.
o'ne to-day selected the following to consti.
'N'e The team who are to compete against
the British tam; Dolan Smith Herman
oRden, Kinds PauldiGg, Howard Shakes,
peate, McNeyln, and Alder. The other
t,%o are 20 be chos II this week. He can.
uons The men to lock up their guns and
GeIlre ,,n from matches requiring practice Nilh
u'uereht guns, 20 avoid experiments with
powder aud TO do honest work. '''
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GENERAL iNTELLIGENCE.
y Good Health Report.

NhW ORLEANS, September In contra.
ule''on OF nniounded reports being circula.
was received to d,y: ''' '''''"''@
,i!, 40 Tue Associated press; New Orleans Is
enutsiy itee ofyellow fever. No eases are
penGtted since August llth. The sanitary
Sohlluon OF the city is excellent and ihe
death rate remarkably low. '' "N
JAS: JOINS, NJ, D.,
PRESIDENT Board or Health
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The Dynamite Eicnd..

MADRID. September 4.-Comacho, minis.
ter of finance, received large packet on
Sunday nom Barcelona. On proceeding To
open \ personally his suspicion, were
aroused regarding the contents. The
amined and was found to contain dynamite. =.
The authors Of the outrage are unknown,
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LOWELL, Mass, September A boat
containing three men was capsized in the
Merrimack river last night. and 4 S,ocL.
Well, shoe manufacturer receniIv Cro,r
England, and one-armel man mama nm mn
known, were drowned. The accident was
que To the latter being intoxicated. Lewis
hlhg escaped by swimming ashore
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PARIS September i.-Mademoise,lo
hertth' Marie De Rothschlds daughter, of
the head If Frankfort branch of that fam.
ny. Will be married on Thursday next to
frlnce AieNantre De Wagram. As n neces'
sary preliminary 10 the ceremony Made.
m0iselle l'ercth Yesterday received Chris
tian baptism. Prior to the ceremony sho
signed an abiurEaiion of the Jewish taith
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Marshall.
Special 10 the Hernld..

SPVSihlW tuc hcIHlu'.
MARSHALL, September i.--Stillwell IL.
Russell aud others, Of. the,aithiul .lcrt''..for
Tyler last night, is expected that. Rus
sell VIII be the independent candidate for
congress In this district.
st. Mary's Academy opened this morn.
ing with fifty pupils. Bishop Baptist col.
lege opens October 2nd with the same old
faculty and three additional assistants.
The weather Is hot and dry and there is
considerable sickness throughout the
county.
The matrimonial insurance craze has
struck the town and the sufferers are com.
ing IN lively.
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Minus

PnitApnruiA, September As the re.
suit Of the renewed search this afternoon Of
dwelling ail9 Walnut street. occupied by
Major PhippS absoonding alms.house
superintendent about $1,000 worth OF ali
Kinds oil goods Were, found, including gro.
utensils, and Ia fact all sorts of supplios
minus.
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force. The English infantry's tire In tn
last ergaSement seems to have done slight
damage: The Mtrth Herr rifles used by
tle british are apt to be rendered uuseryict.
able by hard usage.
A dispatch from ST. Pe,ershur. to the
Times says; English agents have arrived
at Odessa to purchase $500 head of sheen
and cattle for the troorS in Eslpt. Two
hundred ahd twenty head died On roule
last week, from the intense heat.
ALEXANDRIA, September A Greek. who
recently arrived here from Cairo, gives a
glowing acconnt OF the situation there
lie lears that when Arab rasha is defeated
ne VIII destroy the city Heestiiuates that
there are at Cairo only 800 roops. who
Will join in pillaginC the city at ihe ilrst
opportunity, He says that the Circassians
are malreated if seen on the streets i'm
Cairo
Ihc khedive has issued II decree forbid.
ding the importation OF petroleum in
Egypt
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: -: - "A Town in.rossc.sion of n Mob. -

=, = "A Town in.rosscssion Of Mob. - -
--ClNcINNATt, O., September Mount
Vernon, Indiana, has beenthrougcd by a
mob in consequence OF an effort to close
saloons on Sunday and at II o'clock every
night. About O'Clock yesterday morning
the reside once of John Paul, city marshall
was fired by mob and burned to The
ground. The deputy city marshal was ter
ribly beaten bv u gang OF roughs. The tel.
eEraph and telephone were grounded by
the mob to prevent communication " ith
neighborng towns.
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HANOVER, \. H., September i.-Dr, o,
A. Dickey OF Worcester, Massachusetts,.
and Mr.. John Marshall, of Lynn, were
drowned In Fair Lee Lake yesterday aitcr.
noon. They wete driving in n buggy On
the shore OF the lake when the team took
fright and leaped into the lake and both
horses and men drowned. The body of the
physician was soon recovered
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Parr Royal, 5. G., September THE
steamer Western Texas has not arrived
here as yet aud nothing has boon heard
loa' her She IS aot due, hoNcvcr, until
,li- evening"
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1oKoHcNh, September tit is the ger.
eral belief that the revolt In Corea was or.
sanized by the ex-regent and was precipi-
iated by recent extension of foreign inter-
course,
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A. 4 Il. Mittenthal have won the laursls
this season for carrying the prettiest ~
lected stock OF gents furnishing goods IN
Dallas. Whoever fails 10 buy Their fancy
shirts, under-shirts, drawers and hose, Cant
be dressed In style.
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BosToN, September THE :longshorc-
man employed on the Cunald steamship
wharses to-day abandoned Tie strike and
asked to be t,rcr 1ack at The Old ra,ee.
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i'tI'

Cn'co, CAL, September I.-Chico hotel
lhcn'mory pail ana d TOW small cottages
were burned yesterday Loss auuut ss0010'
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hshed TO supply long-lelt want, and hay.
ing fulfilled its mission, has ascended the
golden stairs.
Fort Worth.

Specalto the Herald
FORT WoRrH, September i.--Serious
charges We're forwarded to Washington to-
day against our postmaster, Mrs. Buehcll.
IL Is rad dical quarrel, and n dlnlcRltv
Whleh majority of our citizens hope will
S"V'' prove disastrous 20 both sides.
couple OF elopers are here from Clc.
city. '0 f'VP'' w 'n't
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SARATOGA September 4.-The Social
Science association began its annual session
TINS evening Francis Wayland, of Yale
college, president of the association. made
the opening address, speaking of the favor.
able circumstances under which the asso.
clatlon meets lie referred to he condition
OF thlS country as favorable i'm comparison
WIN Hreet britain, which is conyuiscd by
the throes of civil strife while we are en-.
loS'h9 welcome respite from every ynrie.
~ OF domestic disscntion This
Is an auspicious time for the
work OF the association, as many
OF thc leeacies OF the late war no longer oc,
cCupy places in the foreground. Tie rcla
nons OF capital and labor, the education of
t3e freedman, adulteration of food, princi.
pies OF taxation, civil service reform. tenn
perance legislation. legal and technical
education, elective judiciary, homes for
,,he poor, tree trade and tariff. savings
banks, protection OF immigrants and IRE.
veenlion of pauperism, property and rights
OF married women, ventilation and drain.
age, divorce legislation, treatment of in.
Shlty--these and kindred topics nre pre.
Sehted Tor consideration.
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REASONS WHY !!

Nothing easy to explain why buyers of ready made
S@g can benefit by dealing with In the first place we
e e largest stock to choose from in this section In the
@ place we have taken the utmost pains to bring out the
eSt garments that can be made at every price touch
question with is not how much we can make on suit
wercoa but how good and acceptable suit or overcoat
can sell for given price This our policy and whatever
intending purchasers Of Read made Clothing wish to pay
Wy can rely on finding the best value for that sum here
Earryng SO large assortment do of Mems and
ss Clothing, good choice always be depended on.
stock being constantly repenshed with new and fresh
a. @ & all OF which critically examined before being placed
aOes tor sale Prices reasonable throughout. We have
N. Seeyed large addition Young Mems Suits; dur
aoFes, reliable colors, stylish cut-not surpassed by
ss m shops or tailor shops and the price liberal percen
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NJ. IN the early selection and display OF Fall and
.n@r Clothing for Men, Youths and Boys The contest
S0ang and Gents Furnishing Goods in Stock and under
'Y and every day adds to already enormous stock
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-05-06
WHITE PINE NEWS
PICTURE.

dreamt that With q pen Of gold
skstchol your beauty rich and rare,
Your swes dear fac, of tender mold
That always seemed to me so fair.
Your hair | traced in dreamy lin es
Like tho twilight shadows on the sky.
Or whom the dusk with evening tHines
To bid tho parting day good bye.
| knew it would be dear to me
Ii | could paint with glowing blush,
Like sunlight. stealing DER the sea
In tho bright mornings quiet b ish.
You eyes we're wells of burning thought
Like heaven your soul seemed beaming
Through.
No artists pen could ere have wrought
A picture have SO fair Of you.
But in my hand POUR picture lies.
A face with Dyes Of lustrous beams,
Caught from tbs azure Of the skies
Whsn morning Ger the blue hill CLEANS.
o sweet fsir face and truthful eyes
TO me you always will bedear.
May never cloadlet din LIES ). los
Your swe.t eyes never h Il a tear.