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rLAGuE-srRiCKEN PENSACOLA.

rLAGUE-srBiCKEN PENSACOLA.
NEW ORLEANS, September 96.--The Plea
yunos Pensacola special reports 55 new
cases of yellow fever, but only deaths,
Nearly onc.half of the contributions re-
ccived and expended for the benefit OF the
sufferers came from Mobile.
CHEERING.
BROWNSVILLE, rEXAs, September 26. The
few cases Of fever now here are confined en-
tirely TO the outskirts of the city. The
river is falling and the water running OIL
the streets. The steamship Harris carried
off all the detained mails yesterday. The
people complain about not receiving mails.
The weather IS pleasant.
EXTENDING THE GORDON.
WASHINGTON, September 2-DispatChCs
To the Surgeon-general of the marine hospi-
| tai service from Brownsville and Corpus
| Christi this morning report the extension
| OF new river Gordon, extending from La
| redo to Brownsville.
NEW ORLEANS, September 96-The Plea
yuue'S Pensacola special reports sixty new
cases and two deaths. The increase of the
sicl; IS SO great and the means of ailording
relief so inadequate that the
| Boa.g. oi Health has called d
meeting for tomorrow of ofphysicians with q
view to u system OF methods of disbursinl
means IN its hands economically and vet 81
as to afford relief to all persons who may
| be needy.
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Trunks, Valises, Etc,
BO6 and 8O8 Elm Street,
DALLAS, TEXAS

on Our First Floor we are offering complete line o
Lndseys, Fannes, Repelcnts, Blankets, Beached and
\ Nn Canton Flannels, Beached and Brown Domestcs,
%A plaids, Cheviots, Hickory Stripes, Prints, etc.
Vn Our Second Floor we are offering as complete line
Notions, Hosiery, Gents Furnishing oods, Cashmere
FL Especially suited to our Western trade Custom.
we overals, etc, as ever offered in this market.
on Our Third Floor we are offering the most complete
VI Mems, Boys and Childrens Hats, comprising J. b.
NUG "n and Hurst Sons Hats gotten up especially for
\ Vow oy' trade, also Ladies and Misses Trimmed
S Misses and Chidrens Sailor Hats Trunks Vases and
eS also Towers, Fist and Shield Brand Oil Coats, ETC.
n red offered byus.
earnestly solicit inspection Of Stock before
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n. .OO A. NJ. SUNDAYS ONLY -
 J sOU Local Passenger Train via L. A. tS l. R. R. 5o Santa Monica
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Is hereby extended to everybody to call and
examine our fine new store and its immense
stock OF goods, the largest establishment Of
the kind north of San Francisco.
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About week ago it was announced
that Gladstone and the English gov
eminent had abandoned the coercive
policy with Ireland, Forster, chief Sec
rotary for Ireland resigned, the sus-
poets were being rapidly liberated,
and the oppressed Irish were just be-
ginning to see a new light ahead.
But now all light seems obscured
again by new outrages. Lord Caven-
dish the new secretary for Ireland and
under-secretary Burke, were brutally
assassinated in Dublin park on Satur-
day night, by four men who stabbed
them to death. The event creates an
immense sensation everywhere. In
Ireland the land league denounces the
assassination as loudly as do the Eng
llsh, but this will not heal a breach
that is bound to be widened by this
act. 1t seems to be the fate of Ireland
to be totally obliterated through the
crazy acts of Irish fanatics.
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NPRZNG-1S82.

take pleasure in announcing that have
every department, carefully selected to suit
this market, in regard to quality and price,
and of the most popular styles, which in
tend TO sell with the usual small percentage,
being convinced by the fast sales of the past
season that such a course is by far the most
satisfactory on all sides. would draw the
attention of the public to my superior stock
of hosiery, which is sold below anything ever
bought before. My line III ginghams surpass
in style, quality and price any former grade
of goods of the kind, and always make lib
eral reductions on remnants
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DRY GOODS

OF every shade and description are on hand,
and choice lot Of Wool Plaids expected on
next steamer, as we'll as another lot Of the
most popular Fancy Goods. A large lot of
linen cuffs and collars are sold at 1915 cts. per
set, and latest styles of boys and girls collars
the same price. My Corsets import directly
from the factory, and save thereby no small
percentage, the benefit of which cheerfully
give to my very much increased number Of
customers. Be sure to examine my unusual
assortment Of French Cashmeers, double
width, and guaranteed all wool, q splendid
quality of which is sold for 80 cents per yard,
suited for dolmans and suits. Satins of all
shades for trimming always on hand, and
every justifable effort made to keep trade at
home by giving people better value for their
money than they usually get in Portland. and
as have no outside expense can afford to
do so.
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$1,000 to loan on long time, on real estate
security. For further particulars inquire ct
this Office. II
THATHACKING COUGH can be 20 quickly
cured by shiloh's Cure. We guarantees it.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint! shiloh's vitaiissr IL guar.
antecd TO cure you. Sold BY d. Wall.
sLEEPLESs NIGHTS, made miserable By
that terrible cough. ehiloh's Cure 10 the
remedy for you. Sold bv D. Wall.
CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath scrurcd BY Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 30 cent?. Nasai Injector free.
For lame Back, Side or Chest use ShIloh's
Porus Plastsr. Price Is cents.
sHILOHs COUGH and CopsumptIou
Curs 10 sold By ~ on . guarantee. Il cures
consumption. told BY d. WALL
M1IQHs vITALIZER h what you need
(1Uo1tGD. Los Of Appetite, 0izsInsss
- alSyuen9e - pyspepsla- Pvies 10 ssA
= ees1s pss epeele. ooA ~ p. Wall.
CRoUP. WupofIN0 COUGH snx Bros.
shifas inns0DJ sUl1sve6 - oAl1oh's Cur.
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Engineer Melville of the lost Arctic
steamer Jeanette, has found the bodies
of 1t. belong and sixteen of the
crew, who persisted of cold and huger
in the wilds of Siberia early last win
ter. The news also comes that thirty
of the crew of the Rogers, sent to look
for the Jeannette, have also persisted.
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The President issued proclamation
pardoning Fitz John Porter's prohi-
bition from holding Office. The next
day Congressman Bragg introduced
bill to restore the traitorous Fitz John
to the army. There is more than one
way to whip the devil around the
stump.
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On Monday President Arthur signed
the bill restricting Chinese immigra-
ton, and it is now law. For three
months immigration will be permitted
by the law, but no more Chinese can
lawfully come here for ten years after
the expiration of three months.
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and be in force from and after its passage
and approval by the Mayor.
Read first and second times April H. 1882.
Read third time and adopted May 4, 1852.
Attest: j.. j. BEESON, City Clerk.
Approved May 9Th, 1889.
]. RANDOLPH SMITH, Mayor.
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To the Ladies I present the
millinery Department,

In which, after an experience of Is years, I
admit of no successful opposition. The su-
perior advantages have in purchasing, en-
ables me to keep larger stock and sell at far
lower prices than Portland can, the truth Of
which has been repeatedly and successfully
tested. l have on hand all known shapes Of
trimmed and untrimmed Hats and Bonnets,
and always make liberal reductions to fam.
lilies where several hats are purchased to-
gether. Let no one go without a new hat
when you can get it for 25 cents and upwards.
As there is no one here who pretends to pay
the attention to Embroideries and Laces as l
do, purchasers can select from the largest,
most careful selected stock with lowest prices
known; and in French lace, Spanish silk,
Point Brabant-white and cream, Edelweiss,
Point, Yalencenes, Irish point, Dentelle Bre-
tame, keep variety of patterns, from
which trust l can give certain satisfaction;
prices ranging from 2 to IS cts. per yard
Ribbons of every description; Gloves of all
kinds, stylish collars and ties from 10 cts. and
up In the line of
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The proposal of Thurston Daniels to do
the county advertising one year free of
charge was accepted, and he was put under
$500 bonds to enforce fulfillment Of the con-
tract.
The accounts of Fred w. Bier, county
treasurer, were examined. found correct,
and approved. The following is statement
& ! 4. Ii. L. II
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commissioners Court.
MAY TERM, 1882.

Monday, May 1st-The board met pur-
suant to law, all members present. Claims
were examined and allowed as follows:
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IIico.
HlcO,
Special to tho Herald,

Hico, June l2.-RetuIns are in from all
the precincts on the local option election
held in Hamilton county Thursday last,
Prohibition is carried by 81 majority. Par
ties in Hamilton say they will contest the
election. Hico box cast every vote for pro-
hibition. of 400 votes in the county, not
halfwere polled.
, Thresbng is in full blast. The first lot
ofsixty bushels Of new wheat we're sold
here to-day at 50 cents. The yield Is good
A field OF five acres near Carlton, IN which
was sowed i've bushels of Mediterranean
seed, thieshed li9l bushels.
falIies are now at work here building.
two mills and gins. Both Will be enlarged
to rst'class Touring mills alier the ginning
! season,
It's doubtful whethera q Jury has been
secured in Coryell county for the Kemp
case, ! ON this county.
! A Californian Is about TO PIT up q large
hotel at Dnlien mineral wells and make
II fine resort,
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Special 10 the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
KANSAS CRY, June 10, Mrs. Jesse James
returned home this morning sick In hind
ana body, aud with the remains Of her
lecture company She got no further than
81 Louis, and only appeared in the first of
the three nights advertised. There were
but forty people present aud the st. Louis
papers said she had given up the tour
project forever, She is altogether passive
agent IN the hands Of those about her and,
as her tour through Missouri has been
dismal failure throughout, her friends ad
Nlsed her TO give up all thoughts OF making
money by her so.called lectures. Since
arriving here, however her lecturer and the
others have influenced her to such an OK
tent that she declares she only came home
because she was sick, and that she intends
startihSou again in a lew days.
The ooroner's jury in the case of the three
negroes hung by n mob In Lawrence, Kan
sas, Saturday morning, returned sealed
verdict. On being opened It was found to
contain information against four members
OF the mob, charging them with murder In
the first degree. One of the men immedi-
ately lelt town. The authorities are after
the other men.
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bills, house took up the district of Colum.
bia business, and spent the remainder of
the session in discussing the bill appropr,.
aung about Sl,5C00c) to increase the water
supply ofthe district.
Finally the bill was laid over Us unfin.
ished business for tomorrow.
Adjourned.
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Howe
Special to The nerald.

opcclh 10 Vne hcIdiu'
HowE, June l9.--Afier the several rain
storms OF last Saturday our farmers arc
again at work in their grain. Reapers and
threshiug machines are heard in every di-
rection. Wheat aud oats turn out much
better than was at first expected. Large
quantities OF wheat are being shipped TO
81. Louis, also numerous cargocs OF oats TO
New Orleans. The shipments from this
place during the year will be over 1000
cars.
Our cotton crops look well Owing 10
the recent cold weather no bugs or worms
have made their appearance yet.
We are happy TO learn that Mr.. J. NJ.
Roberts one OF our most prominent clti-
tens, who has been confined 10. his bed
with tluS lor the past few weeks, Is speedily
recovering.
Mad dogs seem 10 be all the rage here at
present
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carried into neighboring farmhouse and
attended by the residents until assistance
arrived from Winchester, IS miles distant.
Travel was delayed several hours,
SENTENCED.
New ORLEANS, June 12.-Michael kern-
berger, convicted of Illicit distilling, was
To-Day sentenced by Judge Billings 10 inn
prisonment in the penitentiary for one year
and day and fined $500.
HORRIBLE.
ST, LOUIS, June l2.-This morning in
North st. Iouis tive-foot circular saw
bursted with loud noise and one of the
pieces struck workman named Jacob
Spellman on the back part OF the head,
co npletely severing the right side of the
skull and laying bare the brain. The saw
then passed down his right arm cutting
clear through the arm from shoulder to Ell
bow, then changed its co., Sc running back
up the arm, and cutting the shoulder bone
in two, where its force was exhausted.
Spellman lived in great agony for twenty
minutes. He leaves n wife and six chill
dren.
KILLED. ny A REAR.
BALLsToN SrA., n. y, June l2.-William
Milliken, of Boston, while hunt lg with a
party in the vicinity of Lake Pisceo last
Saturday, was killed by bear. One.Guin,
going to his rescue, was probably fatally in.
iured. The old bear was killed and three
cubs captured,
DIED IN CAR.
New YORK, June l2.-Emanuo Marx, u
wealthy banker residing in Texas, died to.
day in a car of the New York Central
railroad while on his way to this city -om
Syracuse. He was subject to chronic dis
entery.
BURNED.
SANkNNAu lima 10 Tho Savannah
cotton seed oil mills at Hutchison Island,
opposite this city, was completely dest -oycd
by fire this MOI ming. Loss, $4,000; in
surance, S25, $50.
Garibaldi.
MEMORIAL SERVICES NEAR NEW YORK.
New YoRK, June l2.-Memorial rervices
were held to-day at Clifton in honor of
Garibeldi. The legion of Garibaldi, Socie-
tie Nazzen and French and Ital.
ian societies, with delegates rom other
societies and n number Of
prominent Italians cime om New York
and marched In procession to the old house
where Geribaldi once lived and which is now
occupied by Mcccini, his former partner
in the candle-making business. Before the
speaking the Garibaldian veterans were
drawn UP before the house and the roll was
called. Ranks were then broken and each
of the war-scerred veterans en' ,red the
house to pay his respects to Meccini. The
old man was much affected and tears flowed
down his face. Many of the assemblage
strolled through the house and ex.
amined GaIibe dis reliccs, aud after salts
iving their curiosity, the exercises began,
There were addresses by General
Bassi, Captain +. Bachman, who
who owns the house above spokcn. Of, David
Papa, ex.supervisor G. G. Dene, Mr.. Ran.
sard and Others. Captain Bachman pre-.
seuted the house and grounds attached to II
to the Italian colony, the only
condition being that Meccini
should lie allowed TO occupy the premi, es
during his life. The societies in return pre-.
sented an elegant Italian flag to Captain
Bachman, after which Messrs. G. Barsatte,
u. Polday, editor Of the Progresso ltslo
Americana, and Lazzari spoke. The
Italians who were present were greatly de.
lighted by Captain Bachman's action.
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Corsicana


CoRsIcANA, June ls.--Judge Bradley ar.
rived this morning and convened the dis
trict court tor special term of three weeks
TO relieve his docket OF civil eases previous
to the leSulnr &c m, which Immediately
follows the euinnsnmUni OF this.
The assessu b books show an increase In
our leg llst nwounilg to something near
- pee cent. abdye ho last iciufas.
The last two dats have been very warm
and Slltly, Nud cotton has gotten good
staIt irlly icpoyo,,le. fiom The eiicts OF the
Ia some po,ions OF The county, but no
serious damage ON this source Is as yet
antiCipated
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Special 10 the Herald.

ST. Loris, No., June i2.-Colonel Thomas
J. Campbell, general attorney OF the Texas
q Pacific railway company, and Of the Mis-.
souri, Pacific railway company In Texas, has
resigned that position, 10 take effect from
the first OF June. Colonel Campbell has
been appointed 10 take charge Of the legal
business Of the East Line 4 Red River
railroad company. and the Mineola branch,
rom Denison 70 Mineola. Mcssrs. Well.
born, leake a Henry have been appointed
Colonel Campbell's successors.
Judge J. r. Fleming, Of Cisco, Texas,
who has been here for a day OF
two on business connected with valua.
ble copper mines In western Texas, len for
home Saturday night Some important
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Special 10 the Herald.

GALVESTON, June l9.-Tho Mexican cable
steamer international came in to-day 10 a
po'li one and a half miles of shore and will
complete laying or shore to-day and TO.
morrow from apoint seven miles out from
shore, where the steamer began work a
oouplc Of weeks since. Upon completion
OF tlis and connection at BaEos Santiago,
the ell,le sy EN- will be 10 complete opera.
ton, The system connects at Lima with
the West Coast company TO Rio Janeiro.
This connection opensup m avenue FOR nc.
tive competition with the Brazilian sub.
marine cable, In operation between Rio dc
Janeiro and Lisbon, Portugal, over which
route all American business now goes, ne.
cessitating the crossing OF tho Atlantic
twice. This competition will result In a
material reduction IN the present cxorbi.
tant rates,
Oscar Wilde will lecture here Monday
night, June 10th.
An attempt was made by party Of hood.
lums to break up picnic at Middlcgvs las,
night. These attempts are Of weekly oc.
currcnce and II no action Il taken will ne.
cessitaie the abandonment Of this line ol
amusement for the want Of attendance OF
the more respectable elements.
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washIpstsn Bre,itie.
.a.....

WASHINGTON, June l2.-The examination
OF witnesses was resumed to-day In the
star-route cases. Among the papers put In
expedition OF services In Nebraska, en-.
dorsed BY Senator Saunders. Many similar
,apers are promised as evidence for the de.
lense In the case. The counsel
FOR the government said II The post.
ofiice had not gone behind the recommends.
ton Of Senator Saunders, there would be
nothing In the case for them. But little
progress was made to-day. Another al.
legged rtarroute swindle was sent before the
Grand Jury to-day, involving Monroe Sales.
bury, ofthe firm Of Gilmore 4 SALISBURY.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Commercial Cuttings.
FIXTURES.

NEW YORK, June 12.-The Posts cotton
report says; Future deliveries little dealt
in. After beginning to sell at the first call
at last Saturdays closing prices, the call
left otf2 to 3 points lower. Later May be-
came firmer. At third call only 100 bales
of August were sold at 1925, but there were
several claimants, and 1925 was atterward
freely bid.
SCORE FOR TEXAS.
ST. LOUIS, June l2.-The first of q lot of
new oats OH this market received from
Texas was sold at auction this noon at 80
cents In bulk and 59l cents in sacks.
OUT or THE FIRE.
RoSsoUT, n. V, June l2.-The assis e s
ties, have ended their labor and have been
discharged. The assignment was
male January lst, 1881. TIE assets
provide sufficient to pay all
debts and expenses. Sales and
collections amounted to $i4S,S55, and debts
and expenses, Including running expenses,
to SGl ,9i5. Maxwell gets bac in cash and
property fully $l09,C00, and his remaining
assets will bring him 500 10 more. There
are besides many large claims on which
something will be realized
DIRECTORY OF POET OF NEW NOEh.
NEW YORK, June l2.-The regular month
Maritime association Of the port of New
York, was held this morning. The SOUTH
ern pine trade rules recommended by that
trade were unanimously adopted.
FAILED.
=, NASHVILLE, Tenn, June l2.-J. Levlned,
=, Cronstine, NJ. Latterner topacco dealers,
hiled to-day. Liabilities, Sll 70. They
owe nebts in eastern cities, Virginia aud
North Carolina.
Crimes and Casual 'es
LyNcHEp.
RocRHiLL, S. c., June l2.-Yesterday
morning Alice Mcdowell white SRI 10
years old, while hunting for plums with
other children. was seized and outraged
by John johnson (colored), aged II. Her
companions fled and gave the alarm. John
son was caught, confessed and was lynched
this morning.
INDICTED.
ST. LOUIS, June ia special to the
Republican com Kirksvi''e says; The wife
OF Frank Mason, leader of the
bank robbers, has delivered IN Sl8,CN
In gold stolen from the Brookheld bank.
A special grand Jury hrs found indict.
ments against all the robbers, charging
them with robbery aud assault With intent
TO kill
ACCIDENTAL.
LrYcHBuRo, Va, June l2,--ln Bedford
county on yesterday, while a farmer named
Nathan T. Luck wfs driving to church
with his wife and daughte.s his team took
right, ran away and overtu, led the .vehi.
Gle. One of the daughters was killed and
another daughter and Mrs. Luck were
seriously injured.
now 1T HAPPENED.
OpEorELoN, VA, June 12.--The following
Particulars are furnished Of the. accident on
the Baltimore h Ohio railroad near this
place last night. Four coaches, the engine
and baggage car were thrown. from the
track and completely demolished. The en-.
gineer, and newsboy, who was in the car
next to the engine, were badly hurt, and q
company Of soldiers who occupied one Of
the cars were nearly all injured. The fire.
man sprang ffom the locomotive, and es.
uped . unhurt. The wounded weS
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or "A WILL KNOWN BROKER.
NEW YoRx, June l2.-The funeral Of
Rinaldo w. Waters, for many years cot
ton broker In this city, took place this
morning from Trinity church. Waters Was
a native of South Carolina.
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Washington.
Special 10 the Herald.

WASHINGTON, u. O., June i2--Your Mr..
wellborn. this morning, had passed through
the house his bill Of appropriation Of s75,-
0pO for public buildings at Dallas. Our
Texas senators will pass II through the sen-
ate In few days, certainly before the close
Of the session.
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Special 10 the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
0Ronskrck, June i2-Returns Of the
election on local option held on the 10Th are
% far In ~ 10 indicate an Anti.pfohibitiOn
majority of about 20 for the county.
Continued - fsusth pass.
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Labor Troubles,
TYPE FOUNDERS,

NEW YonK, June IA large number of
the employees Of Farmer, Little & Co.'S and
Conncr's type foundries struck to-day for
an advance Of 10 per cent. In wages. The
demand has not been conceded rs yet.
RUNNING ON uALr TINE.
CLKvELANp. o., June i2.-.The Cleveland
hh,o,ims h,ansn MI, ,,,s S,ompSanSs appS su wre RAJ and
half time with larger force
OF men than at any time since
the lockout. The strikers walk abont In
groups, but are orderly. Officers Of the
rolling.mill company say they are prepared
TO meet and promptly suppress any riot.