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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-07-20
Piner, of Denton, for Lieutenant-Governor.
Editor of the Times.

DENTON, TEXAS July 18th, 1Ss2.-As the
meet for the purpose of selecting candidates
who will doubtless be elected to the various
state offices for the next two years, and it
seems to be conceded that northern Texas
ought to have the candidate for lieutenant
governor, permit ule,in behalf of the people
of Denton county, to suggest the name
of Hon. +. f.. Finer, of this city, Tor that
office. Majcr Piner is a man of, from and
among the people. He has no unsavory
record, or connection with railroads or other
corporations to defend. He made an elo-
quent and useful representation of his pee-
pie as state senator, and more than that,
whicE ought to secure him the support Of
yonr delegation, he was an untiring advo-
cate of your interests in trying to secure
the supreme court at Dallas. Will not Dali
las help him. DEMOCRAT.
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The Brown Cotton Gin Co.. IleY London, c.,

Israel n. Broom, Tres't Edac n Broom, Treas
These machines run light, make fine sample, ana
clean the seed properly Best English cast steel in the
saws tho teeth will not bend break off, turn back,
Iron pulleys throughout brush strongly made, with
adjustable boxes cast steel Journals and two belts
at each end-ensuring cool bearings full speed,
and steady motion, (only Gin in market having this
improvement) Extra large shafts 70 saw and brush
cyllnders Strong iron frame best materials, supe-
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tp-Mors Gins have been sold curing the past
three season. any other two nakcscombincd. Nj.
Israel Brown from 1913 to 1858 of the firm OF E. T.
Taylor Co. OF Columbus, Ga), tho president ot tho
company, has had n longer practical experience in
making Gins than any mmliyins Prescott facili
tics for manufacturing and shipping unelusod by any
other establishment OF the kind in the world. Hence
ouryery lowp prices for such superior machines
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-07-20

THEE never was a town so wrathy over
a little matter as Nashville is over the de-
feat of the Porter Rifles lately in the com
petitive drill at indianapolis, judging from
its press. They ought to keep cool, as the
Little Rock Gazette said of the Quapaws'
who were also defeated: They are young
vet and can afford to wait.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-07-20

EeYPT is the name of post-oflice town in
Palo Pinto county. Al Mineral Wells yes
terday some raIties we're eagerly looking
for the Dallas HERALD to learn, as they
etated it, the news from Alexandria and
Egypt ~ also from Ireland, when ONE en-
thusiastic Individual not vet over the ex-
citement Of our recent c5ngressional can
-yass. asserted he knew The news, viz; that
"ggypt had goL5 lor gAAwFoRD, Alexandria
hao instructed Tor WELLBoRN, and Palo
Pinto .or IRELAND.
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THE English fleet before Alexandria as
was anticipated, made quick work of the
destruction of the Notifications Of that city
making heap of ruins of them in one
days bombardment and forcing flag of
truce. Their own damage was, it seems,
greater than at first reported, the rumor OF
two of their vessels being penetrated, while
five of their men were killed. The Egypt
ians fought well, but were poorly situated
and their loss was consequently heavy.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-07-20

THE Atlanta Constitution has learned
that two-thirds of the delegates to the Geor-
gia state convention are for Hon. ALExAN-
DER H. STEPHENS for governor. Notwith-
standing the talk about the "independent
movement" Mr.. STEPHENS will unboubt-
eddy receive the largest democratic majority
Georgia has yet polled.
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THE conference organized expressly to
settle the Egyptian disturbances has adj
iourned until ADMIRAL SEYMOUR shall have
settled it and then with much dignity and
additional light on the subject will re-as'
semble to see what remains to be done.
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THE latest sensational rumor, with refer
ence to GENERAL SKoBELEFF's death, is that
he committed suicide to escape discovery
of his connection with the nihilists 1t is
possible that there may be truth in the re-
port, as his strong Slavic tendencies and
preferences would lead him to dislike the
imperial family's German leanings and re-
nationships.
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DALLAS. TEXAS.

IT Is said that the temperance victory IN
Iowa was won principally through the
efforts of women, and that their success has
nut them in the notion of striking out
boldly next time for the rights of suffrage
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-08-18
WASHINGTON NOTES.

The Commissioner of the General
Register al Duluth, Mimi, printed proclama-
tons, announcing an offering of lands at pub
lie sale, to be made at Duluth on Dec. next.
The crop returns up to Aug. l, just
compiled by the Department of Agriculture at
Washington, show an improvement in cotton
as compared with one month ago, and, while
the plant has suffered from unfavorable
conditions in many parts of the South,
large number of the returns indicate an unusu-
ally heavy yield for the country as whole.
The spring-wheat average is higher than for
several years, and the total product of winter
and spring wheat for 1882 is estimated at 500
900, 900 bushels. Corn averages higher in con-
dition than at the same time last year, but is
nevertheless very low In the States of largest
acreage. OATS rye, barley, bnckwheat aud
potatoes all average unusually high in condl-
ton.
The report of the Chief of the Bureau
of Statistics for the year ending June 80 shows
the total Of trade between this country and the
rest of the world was 81, 566, 859, 456.
The disappointed women who failed
to get appointments in the Washington depart
ments have formed a woman's labor organ
ization," and adopted a series of resolutions
bitterly denounciDg Secretaries Lincoln and
Teller.
The Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing is busily engaged in getting ready for issue
the new gold certificates, and it is expected
that they will be distributed the latter part of
next month.
The State Department has received
information from Minister Lowell of the re-
lease of Meany, arrested in Ireland under the
Repression act.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-08-18

Many have heard of the mystery of
Glamis Castle. The story goes that
there is q secret chamber there, and
that in some way the chamber is associ-
ated with the mystery. It is known
only to the owner, to tue factsr and to
the heir apparent. Guests at the castle
have vainly tried to solve it. One day,
when the owner went out shooting, they
all agreed to hang towels out of the win
dows Of every room, in order to arrive
at the whereabouts of the mysterious
room, through no towel appearing at
the window. The experiment, however,
was not successful, and it seems to have
been agreed that the chamber had no
window, and that it was approached by
a trap-door opening into the room be-
meath, which itself was reached by
secret staircase. 1t is now believed that
the mystery has been in part solved, and
that the room contained some person
who died week or two ago at very
advanced age. But, if this be so, who
was this prisoner? Why was he incar-
cerated ? If he really was shut up for
long years, surely the family might now
reveal the cause; and if not the au-
thorities might insist upon knowing. It
may be that this modern "man with
mask preferred to remain isolated; but
on the face of 1t some explanation is
requisite, for, when an individual is
hidden away IN this mysterious fashion
until he is taken out corpse to be bur-
led, the presumption is that he was not
q free agent. London Truth.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

A German organ Of Bismarck asserts
that England, whose traffic so preponderates
on the Suez canal, cannot be expected to be
satisfied with placing that great waterway
under the control of mixed commission.
The Greek Government has appointed
commission to proceed to England and con-
tract for the construction of powerful war
vessels.
The steamer Mosel, from Bremen for
New York, with over 600 passengers and a
cargo which includes French jewelry valued at
1850 francs, struck on Lizard point in a
dense fog. Nine boats were launched, and all
the passengers were landed at Penzance Wales.
A great anti Christian excitement Is
reported among the Mohammedans of Beyrou,
Syria, because Of the death of Moslem. as is
alleged, at the hands of Christian. Many of
the Christian residents fed to the mountains
for safety.
The official census of France, just
completed, shows total population of 81
672,0 48.
There were 321 families, representing
1919 persons, evicted in Ireland during the
month of July. The number of outrages for
the same period was 231.
The Gar of Russia has so far recov-
cred from his fear of the Nihilists as to venture
out of his palace unattended by guard or
escort.
Stephen j. Meany, the Irish agitator,
who had just returned from America to his
native town, Ennis, was arrested there as q
political offender.
A Vienna journal publishes q tele-
gram stating Gen. Ignatieff had been arrested
at Kamenetz, and had been sent to st. Peters
burg, guarded by an escort.
The tide of Dutch emigration has
turned from the United States and is setting in
for South Africa. A line of steamers will be
established between Amsterdam and the port
nearest the Transvaal.
Prof. Esmarch, the eminent German
asserts that President Garfield would be alive if
he had received proper medical treatment.
The Irish constabulary arrested five
out of company of fifty men found drilling
near hungarian. The committee in charge of
the Limerick races declined to accept from
Clifford Lloyd a cup valued at ESQ
The challenge of the Hillsdale crew
has at last been accepted by the Thames Rowing
Club, owing to the satisfactory answer of the
Yale Boat Club. Meantime the American oars
men had gone across the channel, and month
will be required to bring about contest
The English troops in Egypt are to
be supplied with blue spectacles, to resist the
disease known as ophthalmja.
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THE WAR IN EGYPT.

News from the seat of war of the 10Th inst.
is to the effect that the armored train out Of
Alexandria, which patrols the track nightly,
exchanged few shots near Wallaha Junction
with the second line of rebel intrenchments.
The family of Gen. Stone was escorted from
Cairo to Port Said by Arab Pasha's men, at the
request of the American Consul. Dervish Pasha,
having completed his preparations to leave for
Egypt, went to the palace at Constantinople
and asked for orders, when he was told to wait
for Instructions The Sultan has signed an
trade procaiming Arab Pasha rebel. Thirty
thousand persons witnessed the departure Of
the Gordon Highlanders from Aberdeen. The
e Egyptian rebels are fortifying the 1nction OF
the Suez, lsmailia and Cairo lines of railroad.
At the sitting OF the conference at Constan-
tnople, the British Ambassador, on the 10th
inst, announced the assent of England to the
plan for temporary international protection #
the Suez canal He repeated his demand for
protection against Arab, and that Turkish
troops be under control of England. In the
British House of Commons the Under Foreign
Secretary stated that the Porte had submitted
to the English Government the draft
or a proclamation supporting the au-
thority of the Khedive and denouncing
Arab Pasha by name. Mr.. Glad
stone announced that an indefinite occupation
of Egypt was not contemplated. The Turkish
Government will at once send 5000 troops to
Egypt to cooperate with the British forces. In
the mean time England continues to forward
troops to Alexandra, evidently concentrating
formidable army. Some of the feudatory states
of India have volunteered to furnish contin-
gents for the English army.
England's reply to the questions of the
Russian REPRESENTATIVE in the conference forch-
ing the occupation of Suez has given satisfac-
ton. Great Britain insists that, should an
international police be formed for guarding the
canal, they must not interfere with military
operations. The Turkish newspapers have
assumed a friendly tone toward England,
and the ulemas have been prohibited from
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-08-18
A Blind and Deaf kentuckian.

Though Mo rison Heady, of Ken
lucky, is blind as bat and deaf as a
post. he is a marvel of mechanical dex-
terlty, of inventive genius, and of clear
and quick cogitation. One seeing him
walking the streets of Louisville with
head erect and strong tread, holding a
little boy by the hand, would not sus
pect his liabilities, nor, watching him
at the counter of hardware store pur-
chasing knife, would an observer think
any thing OF the matter, unless he hap
pened to note that the dealer spoke no
word, but only touched the hand of the
customer. Among his inventions is a
leather glove with the letters of the
alphabet painted on it. You can talk to
him as fast as You can touch those let
tiers with the end of your finger. Au-
other of his inventions is mechanical
writing machine, with which he can
write and others can transcribe. The
machine pricks its way along the paper,
and he can read his own writing by the
sense of touch. Others can use the
machine to write out for him anything
not procurable in blind type, and he an
then read it with his fingers and ind :
rectly have access to the literary gems
which would otherwise be sealed hoo
to him. Usually blind man can h ar,
but IL is useless to read to Heady. Hi,
speech is as clear and sharp as tn It of a
man Of education, combined with great
force of will and perfect faculties. Since
he cannot hear himself speak the fact is
a remarkable psychic puzzle-for the
best OF us learn accuracy of pronuncia,
ton and distinctness of enunciation by
dint of long practice AMI study, educat-
ing ourselves by the aid of our ears and
eyes. Among his other accomplishments
this man numbers the art of poetry.
Several years ago he published volume
of poetry. We have just received
pamphlet Of twenty pages containing
some selections from his unpublished
compositions. At every point he is
master. Iambic pentameter rolls from
his machine as easily as iambic
tetrameter rippled from SCOTS pen.
The reader who has never seen this
mans poetry will be incredulous, but a
glance down a few pages of hexameter
will convince any one that Heady can
write any sort of poetry he likes.-Nea9
Orleans P5ca.y1tne.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-08-18
His Love,

It was evening in the country. The
moonbeams peeped softly between the
leaves of the pulseless elms and kissed
the song birds lost in happy dreams.
The rose and the lily were asleep, SO
we're the parsnip and the string-bean,
and all the amorous air was toned with
languid scent to the sublime altitude of
swell drug store.
, They were walking up the shady
avenue from the village, whittier he had
taken her to prove his boundless adj
miration and love at five-cent soda
water fountain.
"No," he commenced, for he knew
they were getting near her vine clad
cottage, and he hadn't much time to
lose, "my love for you shall never wane,
wilt or grow less. With you I shall sail
through life as TRANQUILITY as over a
placid moon-lit lake in a fat-bottomed
boat, with virtuoso at the stern play
ing the odd Folks at Home on an
accordion. You are my evening star
this evening and every other evening,
and you shall have a seal-skin sacque
every Christmas.
She clutched his ready made coat
or rather its sleeve-in wild ecstasy of
inefable delight, while he continued !:
+" You are the sweet particular idol of
my life, and I shall take you to the cir
Gus next week. Ny love for you is deep
as the iceman's cunning and the plumb
er's pocket, which, like spring, refills
itself when drained. Mine is wild en-
thusiastic passion that will Withstand
the rigors of the Arctic butcher and MILL
ner. The strawberry vender may lose
the cunning of the hand that arranges
the meaner specimens below the large
ones In the three-quarter- measure
which he guarantees to hold quart !;
but my love you will never lose, even
if you bet it on horse race. All, yes,
fair Imogen, while life lasts you shall
have in me a defender against all the
trials and tribulations of this yexed, un-
certain life. My love for you burns like
a dollar in poets pocket it also burns
like yon snowy star, and not till
that goes out"
at has just gone out" she broke in.
Alas, too true :" he sighed. 81
have been swearing by Forth-of-July
balloon"
And he didn't say another word until
he good-nighted at the gate.-R. K.
Mu1akittrick, IN HaTT1er'S Magazine.