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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-19

shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cures
500 oy US on guarantee. Itcures con.
sumption. Sold BY Hickor a House. drug
gists, Ho Main street. Dallas, Texas.
shiloh's Catarrh Remedy-a positive cure
tor cstarrh, diptheria and canker mouth
Sold by hickox & House, druggists, SO
Main street. Dallas, Texas.
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go Main street, Dallas, Texas.
Why will You cough when Shioh's INN
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druggists, 6uo Main street Dallas, Texas.
hackmetack, lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price IS and 50 cents. Sold by
hickox 4 House, druggists, COS Main
street, Dallas. Texas.
shiloh's Cure will immediately relieve
Group, whooping cough and bronchitis.
Sold by HickoI 4 House, druggists, COS
Main street. Dallas, Texas,
A nasal injector tree with each bottle o
shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents.
sold by hiekor Il House, druggists, COS
Main street, Dallas. Texas.
For dyspepsia and liver COMPLAINT. Won
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Shiloh's Vitslizer. 1t never fails 10 cure.
Sold by Hickox & House, druggists, eos
Main street Dallas. Texas.
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hothersl Mothersi Mothers!!
Are you disturbed at night and broken of
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one of the oldest and best female physicians
an nurses in the Udited States. Sold
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miscellaneous e@ants.

WANTkp-A good girl TO do general house.
WORK, must come well Recommended An.
Ky ~ me ONCE OF J " Strong In the Mortar
builuing, Kim street. or at his residence on
3tesnwood street East Dallas octIg.it
WANIED.o On farm, srenabie man and
" vic; also good farm hand. Inquire In.
Jay a. captain orrs Carriage Repository. Main
street near postotllce.
WASrEp-Agens for the Maid OF Athens
w Marriage Union. OF Athens, Texss Rran
new; psysslSa day. PAUL JOINS, Secretary
ocu-d&wlno
WANTED-lo buy seven cords of good Wood,
" Apply nW l., H., Herald Once. octl7.if
WANTED nurse girl about "a or is years Of
~ age; good references required Apply 10 Mrs
Ch9 s ST Louis street, between Eversreen
e e..e '.. . y. ..auu. octS-u
WANTED-Ageuts wanted for our new ii.
" Illustrated and fast selling books A d lne
PICTORIAL Family Bibles" Extra terms IN
agents Call on or address TKxAs BOOK Am
blhLf Co, IN Main street Dallas, Texas
WANIEplfive good timers Apply 10
~. % M.rn n'os augl1.u
WANTkD-A fle OF tho DAILY HERALD Tor
W the year 1879 Apply at the Herald Office
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Eost.
.aa,,cu 70 x.onu.

MONEY TO LUAN-on land; long time; low
WI rates. J II, Watkins & Co, Marsalis build
Ing. Dallas Texas mv7.u
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-21
Fire.

Olympia, W. T., ia fire, this
morning, destroyed number Of business
houses. The total loss will reach SIS, 900:
insurance will cover two-thirds that
amount.
London. 19.-Advices from LYONS
state that great fire has occurred. A
number Of workshops aHd other buildings
were destroyed. Three thousand persons
are out Of employment. Loss, $500, 900.
InCendiary.
CollingWood, ia steamer has ar
rived from Duluth having picked ND the
mate Of the steamer MdRitGatLiaa in a ssil-
boat six miles from Killarney. He states
that at IL o'clock yesterday, forenoon,
while OF Shoal Point four miles from
MsnitRulin, the Md1aitduLi7l took fire and
was completely destroyed. One of the
boats with the rescued crew and psssen.
gers upset and Robert Hendy, and lit
tie girl, name unknown, were drowned.
A tug has been sent from Killarney to
the scene ofthe burning steamer.
LeadYille, COL, l9.>-Fire broke out On
the south side of East Chestnut street
this morning, about 30 o'clock and be-
fore 1t was got under control had de-
strOyed the buildings on that side, east Of
the First National Bank, for nearly a
block, including the Windsor Hotel,
Academy Of Music and Palace of Fash
ion, large dry goods house. The front
Of the buildings on the opposite side of
the street we're charred. Loss, about
5000, 600, partly covered by insurance;
supposed 70 be caused by incendiarism.
One dead unidentified body was found.
1t is supposed that other lives we're lost
as some Of the occupants are missing.
The wind wss very slight, otherwise the
FIRE would undoubtedly have destroyed a
very large portion Of the city.
London, 90 Four hundred houses
burned at BoyAbAb, Asia Minor.
LesdVille, 2O.-Fifteen human lives
were lost by the fire yesterday.
Denver, Col, 2O.-Private reports say
loss of life in the LeadVille fire was
exaggerated. Only one body is 60 far
recovered. supposed to be that of Arthur
BalloW, who leaves family at Colorado
Springs. The number of missing menI
IS reduced to three.
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NEWS
Rxrnes ON the AssasslnatiOn

bSEneS On INC A5SNSSAAAsAOA
New York, 20.-The Times says:
"Wbat are we doing in the PhRnix
Park case? Why, we are doing better
than those who have filed the papers
With balderdssh for several days lately"
said inspector Byrnes, yesterday. "We
are in an intelligent position IN egard to
it, and I don't mind telling that We have
what We call good end to 1t; that is
TO say, we have been and are working on
a track that promises much. We ere
not going to announce what we are doing,
or what wa do, but when we have accom-
plisbed what is to be done, the public
win know Of it and not before"
The Times adds the following to iu-
spector Byrnes' interview: The whole
sale arrests in England and Ireland are q
serious mistake, and have done great
deal to spoil the case. a wrong kind OF
detective cOurce is first afresting q man
and searching for evidence afterward. 1t
would appear they are working in the
dark, and very badly too The English
consul, if he has any information about
the tragedy, has kept it to himself.
What information We have has been
Cleaned from other sources. When news
that the deed had been com % ltSed
reached this city, mum Der of men met
in 8 hall up town on the west side. They
were all Fenians, and desperate ones too.
Since then they have been active, aud
probably ere long we will hear of another
startling execution. They mean bust
ness and intend TO carry on their desper-
ate and mysterious warfare, and with
them the end will justify the means. They
are silent workers and all determined
men. They have all been Swallowed, but
as they are shreWd fellows, but little
progress has been made. However, we
are doing our best and awaiting develop
meDts. If the Dublin police have any
better descriptions of the men suspected
than those published, il is strange thai
they don't forward them to the city, OF
if they are in the possession Of the Brit
ish consul, it lie odd that he doesn't send
Us copy Of them for our guidance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-21
Kansas Crops.

Chicago, Kansas City special:
Never mas the gro wing wheat crops at
tracted so general attention and so much
soiicitude in this section as now. The
presence of Chinch bugs throughout
Kansas, the general shortage in the crop
resulting from these insects and the dry
weather has made Kansas the pivotal
point of the crop. The season has been
exceptionally favorable. Reports from
southwestern Kansas are wonderfully
unanimous that growing wheat is in an
unusually good e condition. Central
Kansas correspondents agree that the
prospects are very fatteriDg. The late
cool weather has been very beneficial
and the plant looks healthy and strong,
promising large yield. The acreage
of corn is said to be very large and most
of it is up. PasturaRe is good and the
general outlook encouraging all over.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
IN that in pursuance to an order Of the
Probate Court in and for the County of
Salt Lake, Territory of Utah, made on
the 10Th day Of December; 1881, in the
matter Of the estate of Alexander Law
son, deceased, the undersigned. Martha
Lawson, administrative Of said estate,
will sell for cash, at private sale, and
subject to confirmation by said Probate
Court, all the right, title, interest and es-
tate OF the said Alexander Lawson at the
time of his death, and all the right, title
and interest that the said estate has, by
operation of law or otherwise, acquired
Sther than or in addition TO that of the
said Alexander Lawson at the time of bis
death, 10 and to all that certsin lot, piece
or parcel of land, situate, lying, and be-
ing in the City and County Of Salt Lake,
Territory Of Utah, and bounded snd de-
scribed as follows, 10 wit: Lot numbered
Two ~, in block numbered tWenty-seVen
CD, plot +, Salt Lake City survey.
As the sale herein is to be private
sale, written proposals to purchase may
be made and handed to Mr.. 4. Snow, at
bis Office in Salt Lake City, until June IL,
1882.
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash,
ten per cent. of the purchase money TO be
paid to me on the day Of sale, balance on
confirmation OF sale by said Probate
Court. Deed at expense Of purchaser.
MARTHA LAWSON,
Administrative Of the estate OF Alexander
Lawson, deceased.
May, II, 1882.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-21
New Star Route indictments.

Washington, 2O.-The grand jury re-
turned new presentments against Gen
eral Thomas Brady, John w. Dorsey,
Stephen w. DOraey, Montford G. Rere
dell, Henry M. Turner. j, r. Miner, j..
nj. Peck and Harvey McVail, charging
them with conspiracy to defrsud the
United States, in connection with the
award Of star route contracts. Four
allegations of overt acts committed out
side the statute Of limitations have been
inserted, the acts being the making of
fraudulent claims against government,
based on a fraudulent claim for increase
allowed bv Brady. A numbe of letters
and petitions are Incorporated, and fin
ally the date ofthe Conspiracy is brought
forward to May q, 1879. The court is
sued warrants for the arrest of the defend
ants returnsble on Tuesday next.
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HE Chicago Chinese.

Chicago, 20.-Mrs. Robinson, sn &C.
tive worker among the Chinese here,
says there are about $50 Chinese in Chi
csgo. the majority lsundrymen, others
are cigar makers, and others sell fancy
goods. Some time 10 June 1877, Mr..
David Jones started the first Chinese
school in Fsrwell Hall. From nine, the
number Of Chinese scholars have risen to
fifty. There is another school on Four
tenth street, under the SUPPLEMENTARY
of Mr.. Leyden. The Chinese in Chicago
have nearly all come from the Province
of Canton. Those here are divided into
two companies or families-tbe Mois and
the Lees. The percentage of those who
USE opium Is perhaps %. During all my
experience Of Chinese in Chicago, I nave
never seen ChinamAn actually drunk,
though have seen one slightly intoxi-
Gated. Many of them return to China,
and again come back to the city.
There Is a susceptibility in their minds for
anything like kindness that makes them
most grateful people. As soon as you
have gained his confidence the China
man cannot sufficiently befriend you.
U Until that time, however, he is inclined
to be suspicious. have found two or
three who in one hour have thoroughly
mastered the alphabet. You might pit
six Cinnamon sgainst six Of any other
alien race, and the six ChinVmen would
learn to read and speak before the others.
There is one Chinese woman in the city,
and one Chinaman who is married to q
white woman, southerner, the mother
of little girl, who is fair mixture of
the oldest and newest races in the world.
The opinion that is prevalent on the Chi
nese bill is that it will be beneficial to
those now in the states. The Chinese
seem generally pleased with the passage
Of the bill.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-21
Criminal Calendar,

Chicago. Evening Journal s
Little Rock, says: The committe which
hss been Investigating the books Of ex-
state treasurer, now Governor Churchill,
for the past fourteen months, fled a re-
port this morning. The deficit fcots up
.S1I4,S29.
Muscatine, Ia, 2O.-John McMinon,
q farmer 90 years old, quarreled with his
15-year old daughter, who, instigated by
her brother. aged Is. shot him dead. It
is supposed the children wanted to get
control of the property. The mother is
in the insane asylum.
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The MeScaIerOs.

Washington, 1S.-The war department.
has the following:
FORT LEAvENWeRTH, Is.
The following telegram was just re-
ceiTed: The situation at Mescaleros
agency is much the same, only worse,
that it was with the Cheyennes. Mescal-
eros must be fed, or they will starve. The
Indian bureau, as appears, cannot feed
them. The army must therefore feed
them. A heavy military force must be
placed arond them to make them starve
peacsbly. There's time YET to provide
for them, but it cannot safely be post
poned. It should be attended to at once.
[Signed] JOSEPH POPE,
Gen. Commanding.
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Cable Clicks.

Paris, 2O.-At the cabinet council yes
terdsy, De Freyeinct announced that sew
eral powers, especially Germany an d
Austria, have asked information in re-
gard to the Anglo French expedition to
Egypt. He stated that a European con-
ference might be advisable to settle the
difficulties.
London, 20.-In the Commons, Faw-
cett, postmaster general, announced that
the government had no intention of pur-
chasing the telephones.
Alexandria, 20. - The British and
French squsdrons have arrived.
Jean GustaVe Walton, philosopher, is
dead.
The main points of the Suez Canal are
now guarded by French gunboats.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-21
The Slater Fund.

New York, 18--The frat meeting Of
the trustees Of the John r. Slater fund
for the education Of colored people In the
south was held to-day. Among those
present were ex-President Rutherford B.
Hayes, Chief Justice Waite and Gov
ernor Colquit, Of Georgia. The charter
granted By this state was read and ad-
opted. The board was temporarily or
ganized for its work By appointing COM
rnitfaoz
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Mining shares.

New York, 2O.-Minining stocks dull,
Robinson sold at 2. 20 and 2.65; Oriental
and Miller. at "a and %; State Lines
Nos. 2 and 8, at % and %; and Chryso-
lite, at $50 and 4.55; Navajo advanced
from 2.l5 to 2.45, closing at 2.25. Sales
for day, 1s1,425 shares; total for week,
1857, SOC. Bullion receipts in New York
for week from mines. SI99, 900. Petro-
leum, quiet; united, 662z; crude, 81 and
rs; refined, IL; Australian tin, nomi-
nal %; copper, firm; Lake 1879.
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Desperate Strikers.

Detroit, 2O.-One hundred and ten
Canadians arrived al Muskegon to-day,
and will go to work on the booms on
on Monday, protected By so of Pinker-
tens force. Nevertheless a collision is
feared, IS the strikers have been idle so
long that they have become destitute and
correspondingly desperate. A collision
did occur yesterday, and several broken
heads sre the result.
Chicago, 2O.-The coal companies at
Cumberland proposed to end the strike
By putting new men in the mines. As
1000 old miners have been idle for ten
months, they are not likely to submit to
this without serious trouble.
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The Missing Girl.

St. Louis, Mo-, 2o.-It is believed that
Zoe Watkins, the missing young lady,
has gone to Kansas City. The ticket
agent here identified picture of her az
that of young lady who purchased a
ticket Of him for that place. She had a
rather disTeputable looking girl com
panion with her.
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MONETARY AND STOCHs.
New York, May 20, 1882.

Money, ~, 8; gov'ts, unchanged;
stocks, dull generally weak; W. o., 84555;
Quicksilver, So; Pacific, 1917; Mari
pOsa. 2; Wells Fargo, l2T; Il. I.
Central, 1915; Erie. S558; Panama, 205;
D. and r. G., 6l3z; Union Pacific, 1l31s;
Bonds, l17Sl; Central Pacific 905z:
Bonds. gl17; Sutro, =.
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Sfrtking LahorarS.

New London, Conn, lS.-The veavers
in Ksnum Mills at Rockville have struck
for an increase Of 10 per cent. The
hands Of three WOODEN and ginghano mills
are now on a strike.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-21
Louise Kellogg Gone Back on
whitney.

New York, 19.-The Philadelphia
Press says there is the best authority for
saying Clara Kellogg has broken her
marriage engagement with Br. Whit
ney, and will socn return TO the stage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-21
ANIMALS AT LARGE.
Notice to Citizens:

Notice to Citizens.
NUMEROUS COMPLAINTS HAV-
II ing been lodged at my Office rels-
tive to the damages done by the running
at large of Stock, this is to warn all
persons that any animal found at large
and unattended in the streets of the city
will be driven to the City Estray Pound,
as provided by ordinance. Owners of
snimals will save themselves expense and
their neighbors annoyance by strict OBJ
servance of the lew 10 this respect.
ANDREW BURT,
myI8 City Marshal.
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Obituary.

Little Rock, 19.-Julge z. N. Adair
Of the ChoetaW Nation died suddenly Of
heart disease.
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SAVE YOUR BOOKS by getting
5Rem boUEd. gEF Eha HEEALaE
>irdsEE'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07
a Scared waiter.

The Lewis Herald tells il this way:
"on Thursday evening tue boys ru mp
Abb on Mike, who had lately ar iy,d
from B.ttls Mountain. aud who had
been employed in the dining room e.
the Lewis Hotel II few days previously.
Mike had been oct 'snipins' with the
boys the night before, and held the
sack. till becoming d.sglstcI lie struck
Tor LONE without any g,ue But
III IL Ell. a fellow waiter. cousdcn-
tally Informed Lim o! the w~LcTe.bUuis
of some bullion That had been stolen
from Il If the mills. aud lie a prop
o'i,iou that they should dig it ~, sell
1t. aud With the proceeds g to Ariz ur
ANA start u restaurant, Milo could uot
resist the temptation. Thursday night
was Set rs the time for making the
raise. Scvc"al Of tho TO S who were
posted concealed themselves ar, und the
spo; where ths sack Of crs.!ngs had
been hidden the evening before. Soon
A;i-e and his panther al proacLed.
aimed With u lurg-Laudled shovel. and
proceeded to Cuearih the treasure.
The sack was uHcovyTvl AMI Nike
sLoG!lcrcd it. but as lie started, b-ng.
Ia Z, went Il number OF reviewers.
Eli. %droppcd, ex laimiug. L am sk3, .
aud Nike broke aud run like n quartcr-
horse. amid the shooting aud cries of
stop him. head him of. aud the like.
Atier 4 hard chase Mike was Captured
AMI brought to the Lewis llpiI, where
In the Mushroom was laid that he sup.
posed VAS corpse II his late partner.
his eyes covered with quarters aud IL
towel previously spriukled with Slough
tn biit,fs Ito represent. blood { tied
around his head. Mike J,guu protest.
ing his innocence, bat supposed hc
would he hung for the deed. Two re-
spcn.ible ciIiz.ns. however, volunteered
Ia g. bis bonds III the sum 5000, AMI
he was released from custody. Imagine
his surprise mex; morning on entering
tho dining room TO find tho supposed
corpse Of his partner waiting on the
bCaEders rs lively as ever"
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THE IRISH SUSPECTS Z.
L.HNAfD.
Coercion - Tsiiurr.

The ord-r 10 ~re.eass Parnell. Dillon
and O'Ktlly was sent 10 Rilmainham
isil at s O'Clock yesterday. Il Was
signed by the Under Secretary, The
three members did nGt leave the prison
until II O'Clock when they drove away
quietly in a cab to Harcourt street sta
ton. where they took tickets for Avon
dale. Mr. Parnrll's residence. Tury
will remain at Avoudale two days aud
will he in thu HOUSE, of Commons on
Friday. There was no crowd or ex-
element at the Jail. only a few police
men aud press reporters being present.
When the gentlemen left the jail they
drove around by the circular thus avoid
ing the city.
FOrster's resignation caused consider
b | sensation among the g neral public
although it was fully expected that the
ne" departure in III IRISH policy of the
Government would cause some disseu-
ton IL the Cabiuc'.
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The IndInn rronhI..

A RIw!ins. Wyoming. special says:
1t il stated that the Shoshones aud
Banuock Indians at the Wind River
Agency. 100 miles north OF hero, broke
out upon the departure of the two COM
panies Of the Third Cavalry from Fort
WasLakie. which is the agency post.
Only a few men were left TO garrison
the pos. while the two companies were
sent TO fight tho Apaches. There are
about 2.COJ IndiunS on this reservation.
All are splendid fighters and were ex-
cell,nt scouts under General Crook on
his campaigns of 1876 aud 1877 G~cainA,
the Sioux and ~Cheyennes. There are
several theories Of the outbreak: one.
that the killing Of Ute Jack incensed
them. Army officers. however, believe
thoy were ready 10 fight and simIly
took advantage Of the absence of the
troops 10 take the wprpath and leave the
reservation. General Sheridan has no
official information regarding the out
break. He has. hoWsyer, official dis
patches from Colonel Forsythe, dated
the 3Oth Of April, confirming the news
that - Indians were killed at the IIorss.
shoe Canyon fight on tho 2Jth snl that
Z were liiled by Captain Tupper on the
18th Of April, Also. that Colonel Gar.
Ella, with a oDlutun Of M,sic,u troops.
on the 2Jgh nttacSul the InG.nuA. tia,
Forsyths was pursuing. killed IS aud
took 80 prisoners. FJrsythe snys he
returns at once to Spar. s,udlng three
companies o! the SIKH Cavalry under
Captain Upper via GtylorlvilIs. The
In-iana' bIuI has b-en nlmos; Gnui-
hiIut,l.
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ketchuGII Items.

HT't -'"A
Stages ara again running or regular
time.
Every coach comes in loaded with n
lot Of new con:rs.
Sixteen men arrived in town ycsterdry
and found employment Immediately.
The tie cutters are still at WORK in
full force gittinG ~ ties for the Orrgou
Short Line.
Tho builders OF tho new town Of
Nieura ARE making Treprratious for
having IL lively camp this senson.
On Monday night the thermometer
registered eight degrees below zero and
snow fell to n depth 70 two inches.
Kttchum is TO hnyo moro mud larger
reduction works this season than all
the other Wood River towns combined.
Smith, with his dog train J. II Tues.
day morning for Calm and S,w,octh.
loaded With surp.ics, the dogs pulling
over range on the crust.
Last week L, L. Pinkhnm and Duncan
Dixon discovered u vein Of valuable
gal ma tao miles east OF Eetclum. II
caused considerable excitement ia town.