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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-12
Sin bie .Nepmblifamer nes aebntem
GpnareEniftrictea.
San Q(ntonip, Z. eSuli 1873.

San Mntonio, Z. Suli 1882.
Cine Contention Der Nepublifaner
bes aebnten @ongreboiitrietes, ,pel6er
Die Counties 8anbera, 8aitrop, 8erar,
8lanco, Burnet, @omal, Condo, Gro=
dett, Gbmarbs, Gillespie, 9enoaa,
Qerr, aimble, ssinnep, 2ainpaias, 2la.
I'D, Maion Meguqo6, Me0ina, Me=
narb, San Saba, Srabis, upalhe unb
@illiamion umfaBt, mirb bierour6 auf
ben Is. @uguit, 1882, gfa6mittags 5
llbr, nad 9eH Nntonip berafen gum
3msa BET &omiuotion zines Ganbioaten
fir ben GongreB uno aur Snbetra9tz
nabme FOLDER anberen 9inge, melbe
bor Die Gonoention gebradt peroen
1l0gen.
Die 0orlibenbeu Der republifanii9en
Gomites Der obengenantten Counties
perben eriu6t an ben @puntpfben ib=
rer berlAie6enen @punties@pnbentionen
pbsr 8erlammlungeu ban @epublifa=
nern au beran}talten, UNI 9elegaten Srl
bieler Contention gu ienoen. Ser Muf=
ruf sur GonDention 1Dll re1tseitig nnb
aeniigeno publisirt iueroea. Sebes
GountD mag 10 biele 9elegoten Ieuoen,
als ibm paIlenb eri0eint.. Die galis
Der Disqualification tpirb Don ber Gpnz
pertipll befimmt tuerbeu,
N, GismsrinG
Worfeenber bes republifanii6en grecu:
tiu=Gomites fir ben 10. @Onsreboiltrict,
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@eseS 8 0as,.iatetten.
SnIano.

= Sie Gigarrenma6er in @lilwau=
f:e, tpeld5e Bis iebt Die itrifen6en Nrbeiz
ter anteritiiBten, perweiasrM iernere 8e;=
trage.
= @uitedu's @rab. Die 2ei6e
Guiteau's ipurbe am samifag Na6z
mittag um A llbr i'm ttorboftli9en Cor
riSor bes @efdngnilles beFattet unb TO-
melt big ieat befannt 1T, miro lie nidt
tpieber ausgegraben perben. 9aad) Dem
@eieb iiebt sem Warben bic @erfiigung
iiLer bic Sei1en Der 9inseri6teten gu.
Sn Guiteau's Sail mar beHen s6mez
fer, Srau Seobile, mitteQos uno batte
bic Soften Der 8eerOigung nidht befrei<
ten f6nnen unb lein Bruoer, eSsobn 9B.
@uiteau, poate ni6ts nit Ser 2eide III
tbug Aeben, tpeshalb hieleibe innerbalb
bes 8efdngnilIes beerbigt purbe, au=
glei9 aud UNI su berbinbern, oaB iie
gefeblen tperoen fann. Mm 5amFae
Morgen ipurben Die Steine auf 6en
Glur bes GarriooYs a,Tgeuommen nnb
Elm Z SUB tieFes Grob gegraben. I'm
+ ugt 'sInnut.uHS toutu iuoulitl oef
Sarg, tpel9er Die geIbe GHlteaN's eNt=
belt. bnn 4 9efanaengn unter Aufi0t
les SepntDzWaraen atnB aus Der Ga
belle an oas 9rab getrasen uno iang-
uno tlanglos beltattet. MnpeIeno bar
bel tparen sSobn Us. Gultean, Der gfar=
rer 0ids, Mdrben Groder unb Sphn,
Der Sel6enbelfatter gSbtte unb @arn.
Der Sngenleur pes Sefangnilles. Trau
Gcsptle Fam fIr3 bnr Dem gegrdbniB
in 8esleitung non 6ranlein @bebas
lier na1 bern GefananiB nnb bat ben
@aroer, nod einen 8lid auf bic 2ei6e
tperfen nno Der geeroigung beiipobnen
au oltien. SelOes iuuroe lbr inoenen
abgel9laaens
- Sie Observation-Disclosures, bie
| N6 IN ipeitldufiget Sdilberungen err
gingen iiber bic felte 9altung bes prdz
iioentenm0roers am Sag ieiner 9inrids
tung, ideinen sans geborig aufgei6nit=
ten gu baben. Dur6 ben Gefdnsnib=
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M II 8 la II D..

= SDn PDrt Saib ipirb beri6tet
baB ber englii6e Gonlul bie gaiIoge Sc.
Sues Canals berbinoert. Sie Gapitdn,
Der berbinberten S6iffe proteftiren oa:
gegen.
= Srepeinet ilt Don Der Siirfei be:
na6ri9tigt pDrOen, baB 2ebtere feint
Sruppeu mad NegDpten ienoelt miro.
= Sn GairD, NegDpten, befinben 1id1
100 beutfd)e lll1tertbanen. Ser beutlbe
@onIul balelbit forberte bielelben auf,
bas 2anb 5n berlallen.
= Cine III Gonitantinopel leitber erz
i6ienene frans0iiIGe 3eitung lit inter
bradt morDen, neil lie Ben 5iiriten
Sismard angriff.
= Sn @iener Gegierungsfreile1t be-
fiir9tet man, baB Der eltropdiicbe 5Srie=
ben bur6 bas Sombaroenent pon
9lleranbrien geitDrt perben ipirD.
Barrier 3eitllngen bebaupten,
SaB General SfpbeleH Selbitnlprb BE-
ging uno bab Ell nit ben Mbtliften ilt
@erbinOung ftanD.
= 9rei5ebn SDSialiiten 1ilto ilt graq
sn Gefdngnibitrafen BON elmer @o6e
bis su siuei Sabren berurtbeilt tporbe11.
= Cine 9epei6e DON Yanama mel
BET: Inter Oen SlngeiteGten ant Canal
hau linb fiirslid) brei, unb ltitter ben
bier ftationirten Sploateu elf t0btli6e
Charlottesville porgefpn1nell.
= Ser offi5ieQe &eport iiber bas
Nombaroement bon 9lleranbrien iagt:
9as 8pmbaroement beganr Inn As.
aebn 56iffe betbeiligten li,h baran. !,
Hm MIttag p,,rhe nit bem 8ombaroi=
fen oufoebdrt. gier Sorts lino 5erft0rt
unO gum S6tpeigen gebra6t. Ser
rSnoinei6le" lanoete einen She'll ieiner
@iannf4aFt, ipel9e bic f9meren @ss
i3iibe in Sort Mer iii bic 2uft fpreng=
ten. 9ie slegnhtsr artHiesrtelt bas 6euer
nit tarabersr Gntf9lpHenheit als erpar=
tet murhe.
= Weitere Na6ri9ten iagen, oaB 4
Sorts serit6rt unb bic 8atterien gum
S9weigen gebra9t tpurben. ueber Dem
SOlpital gu Mleranbrien ipehte has
Genfer Greu5 unb mebrare @an1ulate
batten ibre Slagasn anfgesogeu.
Ser 8erluft Der @ngldnbar beim
Reimbursement betrdgt 8 Sobte unb 40
8ertpunhete.
j. gine Sepei6e alts paris meloet
bic &egierung iperbe bon Der 9eputir=
tenfammer cine 8eni0iguna han 322,=
900 pfunb Sterling 5ar Befreitltng
per Rofsn Der bonn MarineminiIfer ge=
trnffenen @orfebrunsen forbera. 9ie
mad 9leappten miro aus 20
SGiffen nit LAT &anonen unb $3.50
Mann belteben.
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reinen Wein einseldentt uno bic @eidihs
tie, bic gang setpiB nidt Obne abiidt 70
lang unb ausfabrlid seipeien mar, bantlt
8eIdtc6en: l1nb nun slauben fein Wcrt
BON benz. mas id iiber ben Sapitan Se<
iast; laI1en Sic unS nad SepeH fabren,
no 9abp 8alIpcaitle 1T unb n,ein Gapiz
tan mid ermartet unb perIuden, pie mir
ben alten Draden berumfriesen unD eoie
mifen unS babel belfeu = nun, habr
baftis, iie ipurbe nidt nein gela9t baben
itnb benz alten Dradsn mutbis 5u 2eibe
sesansen ieiu. llno nit gang anserem
@rfDlse pie iett, no lie Suleet ais eine
bumme Guns, bic iid mas bate weisma=
den lafien Doer ais eine perlpsene YerIon
= fie Bate bic idSne Babl - buitanb
unb nit LANCER Naie abjieben muBte.
llnr baS 1T eine sroEe unannebmlid,=
felt, idlcb bic garpnin, cine serbammt
srcBe, periidere id Sic, tpcnn man bon
Der Natur cine 9faie bat, bic @ines eber
in elm Gartpfielfelb ftefeu f6nnre, als in
anberer 2eute Nnselesenbsiten, bic ginen
gang nnb gar nidts anseben uuo bic mid
aud ntht mieoer mas uusehen icQen,
barauf 9ebe id -
Die Barpnin brad fur3 ab. Das
Mcrt fcnnte lie nidt seten = bas Butte
idledt 81 einen anoern Wcrt sepaBt bas
benn bod ein bisden bei;iser mar. @ie
mari einen id)eueu Sid in baS blaiie,
lturnn,e @eiidt, aus benz iie Die srcBen
fumlAerpOaea ausen 10 OcrmurfsSra, ,wie
ilr fdien, anseieben unb lag bann in
Nnselas Gr,nen uno iAluhSte: Sic
MAIDEN es mir ater aud gar gu ldmer,
Gle bGisS Sino!
aAseis batte bic aana Grfdattarte gu
berg safa sefahrt une it4 an ibre Seite
ssiest.
(Iprt1ebuna fpTat
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nDeuti6es &inbermeb /"
[ [Paedotrophine entbdlt idmntli6e
musfel=, blutz unb fno6tnbil6enoe @ies
smente, oeren fleiHe Ginber anv Grbal=
hung ihreT Gslunabeit uno sur Scribe
rung ibres Wahsthums 10 iebr bebiir=
fen. Seine SHUTTER, tuel6e biele bor=
aieIid)e &inbernabrllng ie gebrau6t
bat, n0Gte berfelben Bel ibren fleinelt
2ieblingen entbebren. IS giebt ilberz
oies fein beheres @riekn1ittel fir man=
gelnbe DheF Anasnigenhe Wuttermif6
ola Meufabter's rDeut11es
Rineermebl,n bas su biefenr 3pe=
de bon ben 9leratem auf oas Mdrm1te
empfoblen piro. Sn alien apotbefen
gu baben.
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La. H..

BON ben, 8olte enbaflri murbe
Qoui1tana @tate ssotterp Sc.
Disfss Salltut warbs Sabre 1858 fur er.
Stfbanse> anb Wctltsaissfeits >9meGe BON Der
5taatslesieIaiur fur ben 9eitraum BON finfunb.
srran,is Sabren eefetlid ineorpprirt nit eig.w
3apttal Ycn 81 1,0O0.990, AZ waldem Re feit6ef
stnsn Relsruefoab BON $3.50 .OO8 biasaeefaet be,
DurA elm dberldwersliass @uium SuIbss isYs
Rsdte Elm 2teil Der sesenwdrtiseu Gfaatstsa.
fiitIttpn, ansenommeH en- a. December 1879
Gine CUTE @eFegea9sit feis gMG
s,t taa6eu.
iSre srpben 9iebunoen Spn einaeIntu
Wum tern ffnbea monMli9 llatt. NiemalS Htrb
sine 8ietuns Serfaoosp. 2aau Isfe naa(stasafe
Vreissertssiluaa.
@rcbe menatiiae 3iebunA Der
Classe II
In Rem SrIeans Dtnnas ben 8, ga,uft 1889.
Mus uafer. fanfiigen 3ietunstn fnben iiatt inter
Mufftt unb 2eians Der @entrdle
@. o. assarsgara rom gomisiars nsa
gnbal 9. Curly rnn aJirginieu.
9auptpress $4,000.
10000 sidsts sn $5 jssss. Bruat5eie
III GaulieI i'm gsrbdltnie.
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Sn bem Colon fanb bic Baronln Anses
Ia, bic Bel ibrem Giutreten alit anfseltiee
lem &Opfe On benz Iifa hor osaI sOfa
taB uns itd nun erbOb uae i9r eat8esen'
tam. gu ieber auberen 3eit wiroe bic
suie Jrau ben perlt6rten AuSerud uno
Bic seiiterbaite Bldie in benz @el1dte lh=
res 2ieblius iofort temerft uno ii4 ellis
fsrtiS theilnebmenb mad ber nriade err
funoise baben. Nber jeet mar iie ielbit
in tietfler Gfrsssus, bic lie por 4nSela
.iidt 3etberstu tonnfe nnb aud nidt per-
bsrgen mpllte. gum erltenn,als felt 'ih=
rem 3uiammeulebeu sirnte lie benz Wao=
hsp. aesbrsnb fe, nsd in halber SEE
iaubuns pon Der sreuliden Seene nit
ber 2aon unp tem plSblihen erldsinsn
ees gapitans, iid an benz @sldnbsr BET
1rerpe binabarbeite unb burd bic eorrl=
bore mad ibren 3immern ifampfte, bate
fie 3eit sebubt, 5u aberlssen, oaB cod
.issntliG Gasele on Nasm iaElb let.
pstte '6as Wap4sn ibr bsuts wsurSen
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Ns,5eige.

Sisrturd beebre i'd mid, bsm Bubli=
FUN srsebenlt ansu,eisen, oab i'd bic
M a d,inen Wertfdtte bes Srn.
Saeob @diibte oil Yrelaltrabe, ,uabe
Der Bride iiterncmmen babe.
Belieer pcn Dampf. uno eussrea sra.
idinen made i'd beleneers tarauf cuff
nlertIanl.
NGe N,ten pcn 3eparatureu, Die in oas
SAD bes Malbinfnarbsitsro ialasen,
mereea prompt une biais ausssfiitrt,
&etmri1 S1net0er.
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@etmri0 S1netoer.
nw- SarralIom & ghanarb babe

9VWtttSTV4V " ~IWFWtP WV
ibr Eager pcn 1abat uub @iearren In ben
fribsr BON $. Barbed bewobuten Stcrs,
gtc. 257 gommereeitrabe serlsst anb fnb
nidt nnr fSr bes Wbelefals 0eidaft
UcagiaSis porbereitst, lenpera lisiern
8duferu aua jscsr5e!t eine fstne @isarre
unc aassesethaetea Sautatat.
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Saslihe Jreie ~reife
erlteint
alid nit Ausuabme tea e prntals
unb fcfet
s1n.n0 fir tos Satr pter $3.50 fir
3 Wsnsft
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@ G lit III 4

mirb een elnem erfabrenen Saaf,adter
Deutiher) Elm gompa3nra nit etuiaen
Gauleno Dollars su SsmeIniamem Betriet
Der saaisudt. gSabeges G, NJ. Sreie
YreHe Sfflce. 13,7,w-
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= Wollt SIR na6 Der 1.llelfen
Wfooe gefleioet iein, 10 laBt GuU Gsre
An5itge Bel ganeoaf & 6obnt
nldDell. S,4 t3Wt Nn
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1887 gsmine; Ia, Gsseags ron S265, ,55t
@- Gnita6sn fir @sea.sn, fo,Sie Raten fa,
Glubs t0nnen MIR in Der Sftec 1t Nsn,> 8 rIsans
aema6t Werben.
Wesen Snfprn.a.isn 90. 8afisIiunsen fdrsIts nas
aH VI. q. Daupbm,
Hen Orleaus R.t
gbwarb WuOre. assHt. Gle Suaipn ii. assauA
StraBe. Saa @stanip.
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LANCASTER.
,rrespondcnce Of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald.
LANCASTER, July l0.-In the JUSTICES q
court on last Friday Paul Sylvester, charged
with assault with intent to kill, waived an
examination and was bound over for his
appearance at the next term of the district
court. Charles Beaver was also up upon
the charge of aggravated assault, but the
proof against him was not sufficient and he
was discharged. Both of these men bear
the reputation of being worthless, trliling
fellows, and ii will be happy radiance
when they are both sent out oi the COM
munity.
The. quarterly conference of the NJ. f..
church south, held ut this place, has lust
closed its session. the Rev. Mr..
Brown, of Waxahachie tho presi.
ding elder OF this district, was in .attend.
ance, and delivered, with his usual elo.
quence ana power, three interesting and in.
structive religious discourses.
The friends of Judge John Ireland be.
llove that MS nomination TOR governor of
Texas by the state convention will be made
with unanimnity almost unparalleled in
the history OF the state. Intellectually he
is inlly the equal of any of his predecessors,
and we predict for him a popular and bril-.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of public affairs. II isto
bo hoped he will be aided in both branches
OF the legislature, not by the nominees of
packed conventions, but by the best talent
and loftiest patriotism in all the counties.
Monsieur Barto, Of France, DIR. McDon.
a!d OF Missouri, and G. r. Owens, of Vir-
finia' are here, stopping at the Old Vir-
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
iuDUf Il lTOuDlts
AT JERSEY CITY.

JERSEY CITY, July 10.-The striking coal
beavers avoided the docks where the new
men were working in their places as long as
the police were stationed there. The police
force has grown smaller daily under
the continued peace until to-day none
were sent to the docks. A body
of strikers embraced the opportunity
and drove away the workmen
The police were notified and the strikers
were in turn driven from the Docks and the
men returned to work.
TIE FRHGHTHANDLERs
New YORK, July l0.--rhe freight hand
lers' strike remains unchanged. A few dis
turbances occurred along the river front,
but in the main order was preserved. The
committee of strikers are busy collecting
subscriptions from the merchants and report
that they are quite successful. Freight at
the piers is being received very slowly and
as slowly handled. Two Italians were at
tackled in Battery park this morning while
on their way to work and quite roughly
handled. No arrests were made. The men
think they should have struck for twenty
five cents, when the companies would have
been glad to compromise at twenty cents.
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Does the Vacancy in the Court Of Appeals
Exist9

To the Editor Of the Herald.
The press throughout the state appear ia
regard it as a settled fact that full bench
Tor the court o. appeals will be elected in
November. AS nominations are to be made
by the democratic state convention in n few
days, it will be necessary for that body to
decide whether two or three candidate for
the court ofappeals bench shall be nomi.
mated and to act accordingly.
Section 27gencral provisions, constitution
ofTexas reads; "In all elections to ill va.
Cancies of office in this state, il shall be 10
MI the unexpired term only"
Now does this gencrel provision control
the special ones found in Section %. art
OF the constitution: Vacancies in the Office
OF Judge, OF the supreme court, of the court
OF appeals and district courts shall be filled
by the governor until the next succeeding
general elections" From this il was eyi.
u'ntly intended that after general elec.
lion there would 10 longer be vacancy.
The vacancy wou d then cease to exist bv
virtue OF the election In which a Judge
would be selected for term of six years.
Section %, art. provides; They Uhe
lndgesl shall be elected by the quail
illed voters OF the state at A general
election. Said judges shall hold their Off.
ces for a term OF six years.
Now, Judge Hurt was elected at gem
eral election in 1880 Judge Clark had
been appointed by the governor to Oil the
vacancy until the next general election,
when the vacancy ceased to exist by virtue
OF Judge Hurts election. Ifhe was elected
at general election, and tho constitution
provides for the election of court of appeal
judges at such elections and further, that
such judges shall hold their offices for a
term OF six years, then II is a rational con-
clusion that there will be no vacancy In the
position occupied by Judge Hurt until he
shall have served term OF six years.
Section q, already referred TO, does m.
ply to many other elections, but II is gen.
eral, while the Others are special and pa.
tcularly apply to the elections of court of
appeal Judges. g,
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ARRESTED.

MINGo. JUNCTION, July 1O.-Warrants
were issued Saturday night for the arrest of
the pilots of the scioto and the John Lomas.
The body of Mrs. Michael Emering was
recovered this morning at bridgeport,
Ohio. The body of Lincoln Beardmore
was found at Wheeling. A boy named
Sloan from Cleveland, is now reported
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Marine.
ASHORE.

HALIFAX, N. s., July 1O-The Norwegian
bark Yorkshire, Barbados for Montreal,
with sugar, struck off east point of Sable
Island on the night of July 4th, and went
to pieces, Next day all on board except
Two men landed on Sable Island, and we're
brought here by the government steamer
Newheld. The place where the vessel
struck has heretofore been deemed safe
water. No vessel was ever wrecked there
before, and the conclusion is that the sands
have shifled.
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Politics.
IN TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 1O.-Delegates to
to the state convention are arriving. The
credit democrats are dissatisfied with the
platform of the late democratic state con.
yention of June Goth. This convention
promises to be well attended from middle
Tennessee, and there is a strong possibility
that the convention will put forth another
candidate for governor.
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A WARD OF CHATTANOOGA.

New York, July i0,-A special from
Chattanooga, Tennessee, says a bill was
filed this morning in chancery by Mercy
nolds and wife, setting up claim to the
greater part of the fifth ward of Chattanooga
and instituting proceedings against ninety.
eight occupants of the same. 1t involves
several hundred thousand. dollars worth OF
property.
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Harriet Beecher Stowe, when che was
teacher in Cincinnati, would cit for hours
with her head on her hand and her elbow
on her knees, as though she were dreaming,
never noticing what was going on about
her. Harriet was evidently trying to dodge
the ''schoolmarm- -please-rn .I'go-outn pu.
pill,
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e. +. Little. Two children, aged and
years were burned to death.

AT LIVERPOOL.
LONDON, July lO.-A large block of cotton
warehouses in Lone Lane, Liverpool, have
been destroyed by fire.
AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, July 10.-At 10 o'clock to-.
night fire broke out in G. d. Moffett's con-
leGuonery store, ..33 Tchoupitoulas street,
which was entirely consumed. The flames
spread to the store of G. II. Lawrence & Co.,
commission merchants, % and 81 Tchouyi.
Iloulas street, burning the upper story of
Lawrence's warehouse on Gravier street,
also Patterson & Bostard, liquor dealers,
were more or less damaged by fire and
water. Loss estimated at S50,OOO: insur.
ance not known. Fire believed to be in
Cendiary,
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Personal.
GENERAL BARRIAUs.

NEW ORLEANS, July l0.-General Bar
riaus, President Of Guatemala. arrived at
so'cloek this evening by the City of Dallas.
A salute was fired on the arrival of steamer,
ana o committee OF reception,
consisting of Mayor Shakespeare,
Administrators Walshe, Guilotte
and Hughes, and a number of prominent
citizens, met the visitors at the wharf with
carriages and conducted them TO the ST.
Charles hotel. After learning the views
and proposed movement of President Bar.
riaus the committe will take measures for
his formal reception and entertainment,
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The Concord Prison Inmates.
suCCUMBINa

BcsroN, July 1O.-Quiet has been restored
in Concord prison, All who are still in
clined to be stubborn are in irons and close
confinement. To-day, for the first time
since the prisoners became rebellious, a
regular dinner was served those who have
submitted. Bread and water alone form
the diet of the remainder, whv number
abnut 20
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Calvert.
Special to the Herald.

Speclnl TO the Herald.
CALVERT, July 10,-The democratic con.
vention met and elected the following
delegates to the state convention at Gal.
weston; j. X p. Hanna, James Connaugh-
ton, j. S; McLenan, J. H. Gibson. II. l..
Lewis, j. X. Ross, N. O. Duncan, j. Raines.
j; Nj. Jones, M. u. Hearne, ]. Houston
Champ Carter, s, Il. Darlington, n. Crnw
ford. Also sent delegates to the congress.
sional convention, and twenty delegates TO
the senatorial, judicial and convention for
representative floater each. Resolutions
passed unanimously and enthusasticallv
endorsing Hon. II. ID. Prendergast as can-
didate for judge OF the court oil appeals. and
delegates were instructed to use their inilu.
ence to secure his nomination. Also. reso.
lutions passed heartily endorsing Scott
Field for the senate and the administration
OF q. M. Roberts as governor and Richard
Coke and X. Q. Mills In their records as
public servants. Also Il. s. Gould as Judge
OF the supreme court. The majority of tie
delegation favor Simkins for attorney ren.
eral and Brown for comptroller.
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That First Bloom
AT PETERSBURG,

PETERSBURG, VA, July lO.-The first
bloom of this years Virginia cotton crop
was received this morning from the farm of
Reuben Ragland, Chesterfield county, near
this city. Cotton crop In this state A
month late, stands bad and irregular.