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Closing prices Of DEHAvEs d TOWNSEND
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Railroad Time Table.

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For Philadelphia. 5.45. 705, z 5h, 9t5,
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On Sundays, s.54, 1850 A. M, and 6.20P. M.
For New York via Hightstown, B.5l A. N.
For New York, and Trenton, via. Kinkora,
1901 p. II.
Foi Hightstown, and points above Pemberton
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70 Is: 7.22 r. NJ: On sundays, leave North
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For vtncentown, t0A. M. 1901 G, 16 2. M.
For Burlington, 7.5o. .o.5o A. M, $50, AS, e.ia
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sd. Is p. N.
KrNKoRA BRANCH. leave Kinkors, $40
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4 Nail, Flesh, Cloth and Shoe Brushes, a.
MfLLER'B Drug store, 40 Main street, Monni
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CrRENCH BRANDY, HOLLAND GIN. RYE
Z and Apple Whiskey, Jamaica Rum, sher-
@odieinAl purposes, at l.. HILLERfS DRUG
store, ~ Main street. Mount Hollv.
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@rHE odEA PEST AND BEsr-Ea
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-09
The Jews.

The Cologne Gazette records the estab.
llshment ola Jewish sect at odessa. This
body ofdissenters, which calls itself New
Israel, owes its origin, it is stated, to
THE conviction which is gaining ground in
educated Jewish circles that ii is no cdict
ofthe government, but only social approx.
nation which can improve the position of
the Jews" They begin by throwing over
the Talmud, which principally excites
the hate of their Christian neigh
bers, but profess their faith in
the first five books Of Moses in
their literal sense" The literal interpre-
tatlon of the Pentateuch does not, however,
prevent them from rejecting circumcision,
accepting all meat consumed by Christians
as Kosher" transferring the Sabbath
from Saturday to Sunday, and. demanding
the legalization of mixed marriages. The
determination of the secretaries TO abstain
from usury and dishonorable trading, and
to throw themselves with all possible zeal
into the fultilment Of their civic duties, is
noticeable feature nf the new scheme.
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ARLINGTON.

Correspondence OF the Herald.
ARLINGTON, May s, isS2.-Thcre was quite
a sensation created here this morning by
the report that the safe of John Huntington
had been burglarizcd last night, which, ON
investigation, proved to be true. The door
OF the safe was blown entirely oil the
hinges, The cxact amount OF money lost |
could not learn.
Arlington was visited with regular gully.
washer, trash. lillcr and ground. soaking rain
Saturday night, aud light sprinkle Of hail
yesterday.
The prospect for good crop In this sec.
ton is very Gathering. Some corn is now
IN tasscl aud some cotton chopped out
The worms have to some extent Injured
the wheat. think the yield will run
nom live to thirty bushels.
My attention was yesterday called 10 n
long train of cars on the side.track here
and on Inquiry was told they were loaded
with cross.tics to build tap road from
Arlington TO the Mineral wells, seven miles
distant have heard some wonder.
tul accounts OF the virtues of these
wells. large, commodiuus, we'll.
furnished hotel has been erected for accom-.
mediation OF guests. Another well Il now
being bored and has reached the depth OF
thirteen feet, have been informed that n
poor man, whose wife was In bad health.
pitched his tent at these wells, aud having
two or three "muly cows" that he brought
rom Arkansas with him. he concluded no
would. give the cows the watcr
TO drink which would medicats
the milk, and 10 th, astonish
ment Of every one those cows now have a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-09

LONDON, May S.-The New Castle Chron.
icle, of which Joseph Cowen, radical mem.
Der of parliament, is proprietor, says: The
Dublin crime is to be regarded
as even more of q blow
at the land league than Mt the government.
There need be no concealment of the fact
that Parnell wrote letter expressing ap.
proyal of the speech of Gladstone
sequence of that letter that the
recent approach to Cancellation was made,
Gladstone to-day replying to condolences
OF the Marquis OF ltipon, vceroy OF India,
telcgraphs:
The object of this black act Is plainly
to arouse indignant passions and embtter
the relations Between Great Britain and
Ireland
The Pail Mail Gazette takes the Telegram
of Gladstone in reply to the MARQUIS of
Ripon's condolences rs text for an article.
1t says the American Fenians had
made no secret Of their designs.
There were special grounds for
thinking that some piece of ferocity
on their part had for long time been close
~ hand. The prospect of a paciiication
to disgust the Fenians. 1t is
probable that these roughs had
had drawn lots for an attempt on the
life OF Forster, but had been batled.
The, change in policy of the government
made them more resolutc in their deter
mination to establish bloody feud
between Ireland and England. There is
every sign that these odious calculations
will be baked. The atrocity of the
crime will for the moment rally
the Irish to the side of
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sPEECn OF STATE SENATOR DAVIS.

This morning the recent able effort of
Mr.. DAVIS, the present representative from
Cooke and Grayson in the state senate, will
be found in the columns OF the HERALD.
We have so often expressed our views rela-
i've TO the matters touched upon by the
senator, that there is scarcely need for
further comment. The argument,
AS well MS the bill in opposition
to which it was delivered, will
speak for themselves. With the usual
asseveratons of fidelity alone to the peoples
interests, II will be seen tl.at bill proposes
to compel partnership between all the
roads OF the state, and place the great cor
poratons at the mercy, frequently, OF
merely small tap lines, representing batch
of directors and larger batch of almost
worthless bonds aud material, and neither
assisting to build up the state by drawing
emigration hithcr or expanding capital
within our midst. In other words the bill
could build up ut the expense ofothcrs, those
who have so situated themselves that they
cannot or will not build up without state
aid. 1t is therefore unjust and decidedly
one.sided in character to insist upon such
propositions. This point the controlling
one in Mr.. DAVIS speech he has ably,
clearly and sufficiently elaborated.
But he goes further and wisely
objects to any anti railway lcgisla
ton which has for Its object other than
mere regulations to insure safety and pre-.
vent positive cxtortion. To say that these
corporations shall only.mako so much, OF
shall operate only under contracts made
for them, is absurd. The speech may be
read with both pleasure and profit by all
right thinking men who desire to see done
only that which is right and Just.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-09

The State Democratic Executive commit
tee, through its chairman, GEORGE w.
SMITH, has issued call for the democratic
state convention to meet in Galveston on
the 18th OF July, for the purpose of nomi.
mating candidates for the various state off
ces TO be filled at the fall elections. Ea, h
county will be allowed one vote in the con.
vention for every three hundred or fraction
Of one hundred and fifty or more demo-
cratic votes cast at the last general election.
There is an immense pavilion on the beach
In Galveston, and the cooling breeze, of the
gull ought to keep down the fever hea, Of
politicians during the heated term of con
vention days. Read the call.
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SOME good women in New York are
taking practical plan to save from further
degradation the thousands Of outcast
women in the great metropolis, who find
their way through crimes and debauch into
the police courts. While many rcbuils
may DO anticipated, much good will Ger.
tainly ensue. Says tho New York Sun,
"rhe outcome of the work of police
matrons will be looked for with
interest. There is an air of prac.
teal benevolcnce about the work of
the good women who are to act us mis-.
sionaries In the unccasing procession of sad
and unfortunate human beings that pass
through the police courts. The matrons
are to try to rescue from further degrade
ton the women who pass this path. to care
for them In what is known as tho Waysido
home, and to set their faces toward life of
temperance, industry and virtue. The police
magistrates have thrown open the courts In
Brooklyn to this work, and the matrons,
who are maintained at private expense, are
working with zeal. II is certainly n good
work to make life less difficult to others,
and the helping hand may be most oppor.
timely extended where friendliness Is most
needed"
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Safe BlOMara

Yesterday morning some time before day
break the store of John Huntington, mer
chant at Arlington, was burglarzed and
his safe blown open by burglars who car
ried OFF something over 5000 IN cash money.
Ills private papers and notes were found
about three hundred yards distant from the
store, Messrs. Daniel Head and J. +. Hen
derson, citizens OF that place, arrived in
the city later in the day in search of the
robbers, but they subsequently, arrived at
the opinion that three suspicious charac.
tiers who had been hanging around town
had committed it and they had gone west.
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penItentlary Hirds

A. l.. Carmichael, agent for Cunningham
& Ellis, lessees of the state pententiary, ar
rived here yesterday having in charge
James Fox, of Fort Elliott who
was sent up for five years on
the charge of horse stealing. lie
will take from here this morning the
following convicted at the last term of the
district court: W. II. Bush, theft of O
horse, 8 years; Frank Beagles, theft Of
money! years; Tom Scroggins theft Of
horse, years; John Talkington, theft OF
horse, years Joe McGee, theft of horse,
years James Welsh, alias Kelly, theft OF
money, years. He will go by Sherman
where he VIII add fifteen to the gang, which
will be taken to the Rusk penitentiary.
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state Democratic Executive Committee
Call.

To the Democracy of Texas.
TERRELL, TEXAS, May $, lsS2.-A majority
of all the members of the StateDemocratic
Executive committee having voted in favor
olholding the next state democratic con.
vention at Galveston, hereby call said con.
venton to assemble at the city of Galveston
on the 18th day of July, A. d. 1882, for the
purpose OF nominating candidates for the
various state offices to be filled at the ensu.
ing general election, and for such Other
business rs the interests of the party may
require.
1t is desirable that the democratic
party in every county in the state
shall be fully and fairly repre-.
sented in said convention. To this
end the chairmel of the various
county executive committees are urged TO
take such steps as viii! secure the attend
ance OF delegates from all clubs or precincts
upon their respective county conventions
Each county will be allowed one vote in
said state convention for every three hun.
more democratic votes cast ut the last
general election.
In view OF the fact that the convention Is
to nominate candidates for every state
office which Is elective, including those Of
supreme and appellate judges, it Is ear.
nestly hoped that the delegates chosen TO
said convention may attend II, animated by
patriotic determination TO subordinate
personal preferences and sectional aspira.
tons, II need be, to the promotion of the
interests of our party and state.
Very respectfully,
GEoRGE W. SNirI,
Chairman State Dom. Executive Com
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Police Regulations

The police board has adopted the follow.
Ing rules aud regulations governing the
police, and City Marshal Arnold says that
he proposes to enforce them;
First--POliccmen while on duty shall not
enter saloons except to perform some OIL.
cial duty.
Second Policemen white on duty shall
not enter any variety show, bawdy house
or place Of amusement except TO perform
some official duty, ard must leave as soon
as the duty Is performed.
Thirt-Policemen while ON duty shall
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EnCh in its Place

While the healing waters of Waukesha
have been the means of curing innum era.
Bile cases of obscure chronic trouble, so also
has st. Jacobs Oil been the bright partcu-
lar star in the armament of remedies,
which unfalingly relieves and cures rheu-
matism, neuralgia, and all bodily pains.
J.. Coleman esq, proprietor Of the popular
American house, Waukesha Wisconsin,
thus speaks of it: have used st. Jacobs
Oil for lame back, and it cured me. Have
also used it for lame shoulder with best
success, and can cheerfuly recommend it
to ALL Waukesha Democrat.
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Human Su ffering Relieved,

Intensely severe headaches, constipation
of the bowels, deficiency of bilious secro.
tons, tlatulency, unsteadiness and weak.
ness OF muscular power, lowness of spirits,
dependency, heart-ilutterings nervous de.
bility and weakness promptly cured by
using Browns Iron Bitters. A true tonic.
universally recommended by the medical
proicssion,-IMcdcal Journal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-09

MIR. HoAR, the Massachusetts senator
the other day dropped oil the dignity sup.
posed to cluster around his position and
made disgraceiul attack on SENATOR RoL.
Inns, OF New Hampshire. Hewent over to
where the latter sat and abused him
roundly for wanting to vote against pet
scheme OF HoAR's with reference to u New
England colectorship.
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Those Rewards.

New YORK May S.-The Evening Post,
referring to the action of the Land Leaguers
in America and in Ireland in offering re-
wards for the discovery of the murderers
of Lord Cavendish and Mr. Burke, says:
We learn that rewards will also be paid
by the government to any one on this side
any clue through the British
in this city.
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A rumor reached the city yesterday to
the effect that wreck, occasioned by a
washout, occurred Sunday to freight train
between Waco and Cisco, on the Waco OK
tension ofthe Texas Central road, in which
the fireman and two brakcmen were killed
and the engineer was badly scaded. An.
other wreck was reported to have occurred
between Albany and Cisco, in which a fire.
man named Barnes was killed. In each
wreck number of cars were broken up.
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THE DALLAS HERALD TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1882

splendid set of horns. An old lady, whose
head was white as cotton, bathed her head
in this water, and now has a beautiful suit
OF coal-black hair. An old man, who did
not have tooth in his head, is now cutting
new set. Jim Ditto says he would hitch
up his oxen to the wagon and go over and
camp awhile, but he has mich cows enough
and don't want to disqualify his oxen for
work
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Killed by the Cars.

Sunday evening the watchman at the
sand.pit at Miller's Terry, on the Texas
Central road. was run over by a passenger
train and killed outright. His body was
severed nearly in halves and was badly
mangled He was walking on the track,
and when the engineer saw him IL was too
late to reverse the engine.
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city Council.

The city council met again last night to
elect city treasurer, and on the Goth bal.
lot, Mr.. n. w, Godhold was elected There
were taken IN all Ill ballots, including the
tiny cast last night. Some other unfinished
routine OF business was transacted, when
the council adjourned.
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TITS charged, but Indignantly denied by
GENERAL HAzEN, that the signal corps was
an active assistant to CAPTAIN HowaArE's
escape, fearing too many uncomfortable
disclosures upon his trial.
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A Fearful Fall

Mrs. W. ]. Brady, while promenading the
gallery of the second story of the st. Charles
hotel, Sunday, met with an accident that
may prove fatal to her. The gallery gave
away, precipi,ating her some thirty feet.
Her right leg was broken in two places and
she was severely cut on barbed wire fence.
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MADAME NILSSON seems to have greater
eye to business than respect for her dead
husbands name, She has discarded the
name of RouzEAUD and resumed her own.
1t will draw better. The next thing we
hear OF the prima donna she will be as.
suming somebody else's name.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-09

The grand jury for the May term of the
district court, was sworn and empanneled
yesterday morning. The charge of the
court was elaborate.
The following comprise the jury:
VI, V, Cole, foreman; James A. Crawford,
W. 5. Chalmers, James l.. Jackson, J. A.
Shnwver, j, ), Witwer, A. 7. Summers, c..
Z. Curtis, J. q. Williamson, J. A, Wright.
The civil docket was called.
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LYNCH, the negro, who was seated in CON
gress the other day, was born in Louisiana
bought BY Mississippi planter while n
child, and is really smart negro, and said
to be an excellent talkcr. His old master,
who remains his firm friend, is still living.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-09

THE knickerbocker club of New York is
on as good footing, it seems, as the Bots
dare of this city. They, the former, APP
proprated $4,000 to repair building
leased short time since by them.
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COnfessea.

New ORLEANS, May S.-The Times DEM
ocrat's Baton Rouge special says ], c.
Brown, bookkeeper and manager of Mount
Pleasant plantation, about twenty miles
from here, gave himself up to the author
tiles yesterday, stating that he had killed
l.. II. Wightman. The trouble grew out of
a dispute about bill. Wightman struck
Brown, who has but one arm over the head
twice with stick, who then fired, killing
him Instantly.
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Burn

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, May S.--St. Johns
saw-mill, five miles below this city burned
yesterday. The mill was owned by T. w.
Allen and operated by J. p. Taliaferro.
NSlued at $4,000; insurance, $l4 $50. The
fire was caused by sparks from a fire pit
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-09

The well known strengthening proper
ties of Iron, combined with other tones
and n most perfect nervine, are found in
Carriers Iron Pills, which strengthen the
nerves and body, and improve the blood
and complpXio
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Farm, Rancho, COAL, AND COPPER LANDS.

Over one million acres in lots and tracts Of different
slss, in Young, Palo Pinto, Eastland, Callahan,
Hhsokelford ThrOckmOrtOn, Haskell, stOncwall,
King, KNOX, Baylor, Archer, Jack, Clay and Mon
tague C,aniss, foI, sale by E. S. Graham, Graham,
Young Co., Tex. rB-Daily stage from Weather
ord, on Z. a z. Railway.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-09

LoNDoN, May S,-The cabinet decided to
adjourn the house OF commons to-day after
illusions to the murder had been made by
leaders of both sides.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-09

WEhavc had refreshing rains in the city
within the last two or three days, but the
heat yesterday felt as if summer had come
to STAY
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TELEGRAPHiC TlDINGS.
To Have Been Released

DUBLIN, May s,-shutters are up on all
business holses here.
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listrict Gleri,.

ME ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w thename of HENRY W, JONES the pres.
ent incumbent ms a candidate for reelection To
the Office of Clerk to the District Court of Dallas
County at the ensuing November election
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4af COLLECTOR.

MTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNO0NCE
w CHI ARIES ID, GILLESPIE as Il Candidate
for the Office of Tax Collector of Dallas County,
atNhe November election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE j.
w r. BLEWETT as candidate for Tax
Collector of Dallas county at the November eec.
ton.
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DUBLIN, May S.-The Irish Times says;
Earl Spencer had arranged on Saturday to
release all suspects, except 80, on Tuesday.
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ltuchuppIba .

Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid.
ney, bladder aud Urinar diseases. Al.
Druggists. Depot, Geo. 7. Atkins, Dallas.
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GouutM 4.rca surrr.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
W the name of WILL L. D0UGHERTY rs
candidate for County Treasurer of Dallas county,
Election. Tuesday, November 9TH, 1882
WE ARE kEQU EsTED TO ANNOUNCED ]. q.
~ WILLIAMSON as a candidate for County
Tearsnrer Election. November, 1882
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TUESDAY, MAY o, 1882.
INDICATIONS.

For west Gulf States Partly cloudy weather,
local rains, steady or higher temperature and
pressure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-09

Tnr prince OF Wales gin to his brother,
pniscE Lrorotp, a wedding gin, was a
81, 900 piano.
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OountM 1udnc.

ME ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
~ X. II. .WESc for the Office of County Judge,
at the ensuing election.
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For Tnuutu QClcyk.

I hereby announce to the citizens of Dallas
county that am a candidate for the office OF
County Clerk. If my reputation as n man and
my qualifications for the position are such MS to
commend me TO your confidence ! ask your
hearty support pledging myself that no eliot
upon my part will be spared To make an efficient
and faithful servant of the public
April III. 1882. g. N. WHEAT
vXTE, Axe REQUESTED 10 ANNUUN X
w W n, O. HILL Ms Candidate for County
Clerk Election, November next
MR.. W. II THACKER HEREBY AN.
wi NOIlNCES himself as Candidate tor
County Clerk -hasshad thirteen years expert.
ence as deputy In Texas--for the past six years
In charge OF the County Court of Dallas county