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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-06


Railroad Company and its Nice-Presis
dent
The Chicago Inter-Ocean has the following
In the matter of the failure of Mr.. McAuley,
the vice-president of the above road, and
the probable effect of such failure upon the
financial status Of the Chicago, Texas a
Mexican Central railroad. Mr.. Trip, the
solicitor, says the company Is in iirst-elas S
condition and has assets TO pay every dol
lar il owes The lnter-Occan says:
THE impression was given out by one
of the papers that the failure Of
McAulev. Dyke & Co. had, in some
way, affected the town Of Garfield. and
the Chicago. Texas Il Mexican Central
railway. This is untrue. All the firm had
10 do with the town Of Garfield was that
Mr.. McAuiev recamc one Of the directors,
and subscribed Tor $4,000 worth of stock.
But he did not pay ior this. and ieS days
ago he resigned, and his place was other
wise hlleI The solicitor Of the railroad
sail the failure OF that company was merely
cl'ucilent with. and not the result o. she
failure Of AcAuley. Mr.. McAniey Wa
at one time president OF the concern,
but resigned II owaci several blocks
Of stock. Mr.. Trpp, the solicitor,
said: The sub-c0ntractors az Dallas
where men are at work on the road,
brought in bills that we didn't think were
correct. The sCcetary was sent there % set
tie everything up and DE reported at nrsi
that the claims were sGtui' and suisse
quentiv that they amounted u S-l,n1t
When we lind ont what We owe We viii pay
what is due. Tire company mas abundant
resources. the stockholders representing
NJ least SIS 00,nJ1. One concern brought
suit for Sl4.O00, when there WIS Sl5,1ll %
their credit in bank. though they didn
know it. The company is in first-class con-
diti1n-has assets 10 nay every dollar. and
il sold out to-day the sock would probably
be worth par.
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Fort Worth.
Special to the Herald.


Fort WORTH, March 30.-A monument
to the memory of General J. ]. Byrne, who
was killed by Indians near Fort Quitman,
was completed and placed in position last
Saturday.
j, w. Colchpole, leader of the orchestra
at My Theatre, attempted to suicide this
evening by taking thirty grains of NOR
phine. Family troubles are said to he the
cause. He is thought to be dying now 90
o'clock.
A grand meeting, with speeches by the
candidates for mayor and aldermen, was
held at the foot of Houston street tonight.
The Traders National bank building was
commenced to-day.
Services were broken up Sunday night at
Fossil by row between some young men.
Font WORTH, March 31.-A. w. Catch
pole, who was telegraphed last night as
having attempted to commit suicide with
morphine, died this morning at = o'clock.
Dallas Logan, charged with the killing of
P. II. Smith, near Mansfield, June LIST, 1873,
was returned here to-day by Deputy Sher-
ifs Maddox and Shaffner.
Three fines were imposed in the mayors
court to-day of 81 each. The weather is
fine and farmers are busy at work.
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Special to the Herald.

GATEsvLLE, March 30.-S. ID. Crittenden,
one Of the leading trading merchants of this
place has just bought sixty-four bales of
cotton, forty-.our of which were from one
man, jeff Boles, averaging five hundred
and thirty-two pounds. The other twenty
bales from J. +. Kelley, all Of which is
fine.
Weather fair and pleasant.
Farmers are hard at work. Theyare about
through planting. Corn and wheat never
looked better than at this time. Garden
vegetables plentiful.
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Galveston.
Special 10 the Herald.

5peClul W inc
GALVESTON, March 29.-At a meeting o
: the cotton exchange tonight w. L. Moody
was reelected president: j. II. Metcalf was
reelected vice-president, and Gearge Sealy
treasurer. a proposition to increase the
membership fee from $1,000 to $1,000
came up and was defeated.
The railroad war between the Galveston
wharf company and the TeXas-Mexican
road, reported last night to have been ami.
cably settled, has broken out afresh. The
proposition of the Galveston wharf COM
pany to run their road up the north
side of avenue A. allowing the Texas-Mexi.
cap full privilege to the south side was re-
jected on behalf of the Texas Mexican by
Captain NJ. Quin, who declares their inten-
ton to pursue construction up the centre
of the avenhe, The wharf company have
applied for an Injunction restraining them.
ID. Rawlins, Dallas, is in the city.
The market for spot cotton closed easy,
quotations unchanged. Sales 200 bales.
GALVESTON, March 20.-Whatf improve
ments are on foot aggregating an expense
of 100000. 1t is proposed to put up a
solid earth-work pier running from kuhn's
wharf east 1000 feet, the enclosure TO be
transformed into a basin with a depth of
twenty feet also another, LOO feet in
length, both TO be connected with railroads
by system Of wharf railroads,and switches.
Cotton receipts $50.
GALVESTON, March 31.-L. III. Ballinger,
aged So years, n prominent Market street
politician, died last night of tetanus, result
ing directly from the effects of vaccination.
Ballinger, his son and clerk were vaccinated
by a Mr. Hurt, a well-known resident living
down the island. Inflammation set in al
most Immediately. Medical aid was called,
but too late. The sore was fully four
inches in diameter. IL is opined that the
virus used was Of an unhealthy charac-
ter.
The followingis the gist Of the grand ju-
rvs report: We, the grand jury Of Galveston
county, respectfully request and suggest
the appointment of a committee 10 inycsti-
gate the books. bonds, ETC., Of both county
and city governments, and report the result
at some subsequent term Of the district
court.
Alsothepassage by the city ofan ordinance
prohibiting prostitutes and lewd women
IRON riding in open carriages through the
streets Of Galveston, and along the beach
in the daytime. We call attention to the
frequent violation Of ordinances due 10 the
neglect Of the enforcement Of the laws BY
the chief Of police and mayor Of the city.
We recommend the establishment by the
county commissioners, Of a house Of cor
rection for the young criminals, and sug-
gest petiiiouing the legislature % pass laws
Locating and licensing houses Of pr0stitu-
ton, under the control Of the chief u police
and health officers 81 the city u Galveston.
J.E. WALLACE. Foreman.
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Special TO the Herald

/
JacKsBoEo, March sO.-Mr. Palmer, Of
this county. was shot and seriously wounded
hv sheriff King a dayhreak this morning.
Inc sheriff spent last night watching the
residence of one Bruadstreet. indicted f1r
burglary. At early dawn Palmer emerged
from Broadsfreef's house, carrying q bun
die and holding pistol. King ordered him
10 halt. and throw down his pistol. and
throw I'd his hands. Palmer halted. raised
his pistol and pointed i e King. Who, con
sidering hrs life I'm dEnger. shot Palmer
The wound IL dangerous, but not necessa-
My fatal Sheriff King 4 1rrTe' efncient
and diur-rrf Officer. and be deeply regrets
The Necessity which compelled him - Use
bis pistol % protect bis lie Palmer 4 q
brutherin-aw Of the supp0sed burElar
Broadsfrest and fht pistol which be carried
has been ideufihed ~ having ben IN
B-ondsf-e.fs possession. q few days arD.
vhen arrested b. q constable from WON
be stewards e.c1rad
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Brownwood.
Special to the Herald.

BRowNwooD, March 3l.-An immense
cave was accidentally discovered in noun
tain yesterday, three.quarters OF mile
from Brentwood. 1t is very small at the
opening barely large enough for man to
crawl in-but after going ten feet person
can easily walk about 1t is hundred feet
long and seventy-iive wide and twenty-five
TO the top, which is covered with stalactites
With a small amount of work it could be
made a most beautiful place, which no
doubt will be done shortly.
DIR. Allison, one of our most prominent
citizens, died this morning with partial
paralysis.
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Groesbeeck


GRoEsBEEcR March 3l.-Deputy Sheriff
McLendon captured the notorious John
Scrap Bowman, of Pisgah, Navarro county,
for the theft of a h0rse two years ago. He
was bailed for 81 600.
$. T. Overhiser, a member of the Knights
of Honor, died recently, and was buried
with the usual rites.
District court cleared the criminal docket
aud adjourned until Monday, when the
civil docket will be called.
Weather fine, and all plows are running.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-06
SAMARITAN NERVINE

Cures Alcoholism, Drunkenness and the habit of
Opium Eating. These degrading habits are by
far the worst evils that have ever befallen suffer
ing humanity. Thousands die annually from
these noxious drugs. The drunkard drinks
liquor not because he likes it, but for the pleas
ure of drinking and treating his friends, little
thinking that he is on his road to ruin Like
the Opium Eater he first uses the drug in small
quantities us Il harmless antidote. The soothing
influence of the drug takes strong hold upon its
victim, leading him on to his own destruction.
The habits of Opium Eating and Liquor Drink
ing are precisely what eating is to alimeutive-
ness, as over-eating first inlames the stomach,
which redoubles its cravings until it paraly2cs
both the stomach and appetite. Soevery drink Of
liquor or dose of opium, instead OF satisfying,
only adds to its fierce fires, until it consumes
the vital force and then itself Like the Glutton-
GUS tape-worm, it cries "Giye, give, give !" but
never enough until its own rapacity deyours
itself. Samaritan Neryinc gives instant relief
in all such cases. II produces sleep, quets the
nerves, builds up the nervous system, and re-
stores body and mind 10 healthy condition.
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speclaIt % The HCrnId.
MoUNT PLEASANT, March BIB II. King,
WIN suffered q stroke Of paralysis several
wees ago, is able To walk 10 his office.
Information has been received here Of
Their arrest Of John Stevens, brother 20 Alb.
Stevens, the notorious desperado, in the
Choctaw Nation. He j. wanted here for
cattle-steaiing. Officers have gone TO iden-
tify and bring him here.
Weather pleasant. Farmers happy over
prospects.
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Special 10 TIE Herald
MAUsoxyILLE. March 3O-Capt1in q. 7.
Meade. lawyer Of North Texas, has puT.
chased rf cur commissioners court two
leagues of Madison county school lands
situated in Clay county. Mr. Meade paid
what g. supposed b. Do a good price Tor the
lands. The sale gives general satisfaction.
Weather fair ard fine.
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-rcDlal u tLe lleillA
sav Arr0sIo. March 3l.-staees bound
east and west On The p Paso line were
robbed last night O. miles west 81 san An
tonic b. two men supposed 20 be two 81
the prisoners who escaTled from the Bandera
iail a rev days ago. They got very little
money. This d the first robbery since the
rereui convictions On the federal court.
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sod HAT lies above The poor, II teaches I'D
that W. will MI lind one common lot,
aud fepose side by side In The lap N our
parent earth,
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STATE SPECIALS.
Austin.
Special 10 tho Herald.


apeolai IN Tho uetald
Arsr,y Na,cL 90 A rticlea nj inoorno
AUSTIN Mnroh Ap.-hr"o,cS v, inoorPo
ration were filed to-day by the Marshall
Northwestern Hallway company, capita
.4oa,, aeon 200 ,,,,I ,l,o riobl IN increos
o.o'"' "V'''oV' w. a,
the same: me ROAD IL 70 run IRON Mar
shan 10 MI. flehsah,i through Iarrls sr,
MOTIFS, camp ana lltus COUNTIES In
principal office Is at Marshall. The inCor
porators are W. w. Heartscll. o. Hen
drick, l., w. LLOYD, J. i. Alyord, T. j
Whaley, j. Il. Coleman, j G.. McCown, Il
S. Delly, w, S. Allen r. l.. Jennings w
Il. Price, j. Lake, T. A. Elgin, A. II. Star
all of Marshall
A charter was filed by the
El Paso & White Oak railroad com
many capital stock S5OO00O to build anC
operate twenty miles of road between E
Paso and some point ON the boundary he
tween Texas and New Mexico.
The New York, Texas ~ Mexican railroad
company filed resolutions bonding theil
road TO the amount of KS. 600 600 at The dis
erection of the secretary.
The treasurer took in today Sl76OO to
the account of revenue from occupation
addition there is in the hands of the treas.
Iirer not denosited bv regular warrants but
held as receipts from the COMPTROLLER SO 62s
Tbe latter amount will be reguIariv
deposited as soon as the press of business
nermits.
AusTIN March 3O-The comntroller to.
dav received $50 600 To the account of rev.
enne. making total of $500. 600 received to
that account this week
Mr.. Hal l.. Gosling, of the Castroville
Onill nassed tbrongh Austin This morninS
en- ronte to- Washinston, in the eypectatio55
of sncceeding CoInnel PnsseIi to the ffnited
States marsbals office A netit,on Is beinS
nnmero,,slv signed here strpnplv endorsinS
him far the office
The chairman of tbe democratic eyecu-
tive committee of Travis county saws, from
the hest adyices sixteen members of the
state eYecutive committee favor Anstin for
the 'IT neTt democrstic STATE convention three
are for San Antonio siy for Galveston. and
the rest are doubtful. ~
Treasurer Lubbock is having an estimate
ta rims for Wv. the eOi treasurers and comm
trolIer,s Offices The nIan embraces the re-
movai of the walls down TO the second door
One builder has made an estimate Of
* 0oO and tho stone to he ramoved
4 nsTIN March 3I-Receints were issued
in the treasury denartment durino March
for s92 al pr;nc;paJ ON school iaSds DIR
ING the same time ais 800. Interest was
collected on school Lands sold from the NH nh.
lie domain SO 112 There was collected
University land sales S1O los, asvIum
lands IS leo Total Ss3 doc This IL the
largest amount ever taken in during one
month. There is besides on hand from
above sources, upon which no receipts have
the aeereoate tn S1S3 0Oo
The GOVERNOR today received the renort
of the trustees and sunerintendent of
the biinI asvIum II shows
the institution to he Hourishinp.
Since the season began pupils have been
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The Great l.nRlIsh Kennedy.

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exhausted vitality, sem 1
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tDrrhna, LOST MAN
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COLORADO.

Correspondence Of the Herald.
CoIoEAno, TENAs, March 29.-At a pub
lie meeting held at the courthouse last
evening, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for municipal officers, the
bire-lsw-norality element succeeded in
rarfuriug and 0rramzing the convention
sf an early hour. Subsequently they were
sfarnpedsd b. the ro-as-yOu- plense-with-
ripw-t0 business element The ins bultel
the convention and retired % another run1n.
When the outs re0rranized the c1nTe1 ion.
The result D. tw0 tickets IN the field. Dr.
Tolar. editor q the CUur1ut. heading the
morality ticket fur mayor Hn1 prank Les
ter STOREY -at-law, beading he go-as-TO1
rleass ticket. -
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Coanaiue dresses the hair perfectly, and
a also a ureuarntiun uneqnelled Tor the
erndirnfinn of d1nlfuf.
The superiority Of Brrneit's Flav0rinE
Erfracfs CONSISTS In Their purity and great
strength.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-06
SAMARITAN NERVINE

Cures Nervous Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the
Heart, Asthma, Bronchitis, Scrofula. Syphilis,
diseases of the Kidneys and all diseases of the
the indiscretons of youth permanently cured
by the use of this invaluable remedy. To you,
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and make ornaments to society, and jewels in
the crown of your Maker, if you will. Do not
keep this a secret longer, until it saps your
vitals, and destroys both body and soul. If you
are thus afflicted, take DIR. RlCrMoNp's SAMAR-
ITAN NERvINE. 1t will restore your shattered
nerves, arrest premature decay, and Rmpart tone
and energy to the whole System.
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Denison.
Special to the Herald.


DENIsoN, March 29,-Simon Murphy, q
merchant of this city, disposed of his stock
of groceries about two weeks ago and on
Monday left the city under very suspicious
circumstances. 1t is alleged that farmer
named Earle deposited $500 with him for
safe keeping, taking his note therefor. On
learning that Murphy had sold out he came
to Denison Monday, but his banker had
disappeared. 1t is said that Murphy's wife
was overwhelmed with grief when informed
of her husbands departure, and has re.
turned o Dallas, her former home.
DENIsoN, March 3l.-Simon Murphy
through his attorney in this city, has re-
quested that some corrections be made in
the special published in the HERALD OF the
Both instant. concerning his departure from
this city. His attorney states that the
$500 alleged to have been deposited with
Murphy for safe keeping was simply loaned
him by Earl, who took q note for the same
which became due March LIST. Murphy
failing to take up the note at maturity,
Earl caused his arrest shortly after, but
the case was dismissed, as the grand Jury
failed to find a true bill Mrs. Earl came to
Denison Monday, and not finding Murphy
here went to Dallas in quest of him, from
which place she returned, having been I'M
ney further states that so far from being
overcome with grief at her hus-
bands departure, Mrs. Murphy was
fully advised as to his action, and
even accompanied him to Dallas when he
left. He also states that Murphy is now in
st. Louis, his whereabouts being no secret
The special sent you was based on an arti
Gle in the Denison Democrat of the Goth
inst, the statements, in both being substan-
TALLY the same.
Strawberries grown near here made their
appearance in our market to-day and sold
dications they will be abundant next week
at reasonable price.
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Illustrated Marriage Guide. 40 pages oloih
and gift binding, no cents same IN paper covers
~ rents; Manhood, 10 conts WornAnhood ~.
cents pamphlet, cents, securely scaled. By
mall send money or postage stamps d..
WHITTIER, The great specialist Gf7 A. CHARLES
street 81 Louis Mo
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burns. ulcers and irhErned syes. BnOEE's
ArrIra satVE has no equfl. Al farmers,
r1e,hErlics and rIrchrnen stCuh keep a.
F1- sale ~ an druEE-stsin Tsrss.
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SAMARITAN NERVINE

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corrhGa or Whites, Painful Mcnstruation,
liberation of the Uterus Internal Heat, Gravel,
Inflammation of the Bladder Irritablity of the
Bladder. For Wakefulness at night there is
no better remedy. During the change OF life no
Female should be without it. 1t quiets the Ner-
vous System and gives rest, comfort, and natures
al
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- sa-..purina Dnn5elion, Win Iodid,
P0.ss1um- Tor sls ~ AZ druggists
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SAMARITAN NERVINE

Cures Epileptc Fits, Spasms. Commissions, st.
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and thoroughly eradicates the disease, and ut.
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chicago Inter-ocean has the following

The Chicago, Texas n Mexican Central
Railroad Company and its Nice-Presis
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sANEoRN q gARNER.

bEWARE 81 IM!rETloNs.
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There are nofxed rules to define the teach
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bend the world 10 rules Of certain ideals.
Therefore, while Mr.. Wilde will only be APP
precated by Il few idealists like himself,
the Great German Remedy will 90 on re-
vealing itself to mankind through the viz
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Galveston News.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-11-23
The Future or Alaska.

With comparatively mild climate
throughout the Archipelago, with most
valuable ship-building timber covering
the islands, with a cedar that now sells
a. $50 thousand feet in Sitka, with
splendid harbors. with inexhaustible
fisheries, with an abundance OF coal,
and the probability that veins Of cop
per, lead, silver and gold await the
prospector, with the possibility Of rails
ing sufficient garden vegetables. and
with wild cranberry swamps on nearly
every island; with all these advantages,
it is surprising that an Industrious.
ship.building, fishing colony from New
England, or other States, has not estab-
lishcd itself in Alaska. One drawback
is that Congress has not yet organized
a Territorial Government; bat when
this region shall have been opened up
to individual enterprise aud settlement.
it will then be discovered that AIasla
Is & valuable possession.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-11-23

A traveller on an Indiana railroad
stepped off a car while ii was on a
dravbridge. and was killed by falling
through. His widow sued an accident
insurance company, from which he had
procured policy, The Court holds
that the insurers are not liable, because
the policy stipulated that the insured
should not voluntarily expose himself
TO dangers. and that he had no excuse
for stepping from the car at the time
he did. The policy is therefore value
less.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-11-23

A foreigner on German line, whose
hat had been blown Of, pulled the
string and stopped the train. On reach
ing kouigsberg he was sent to Jail in
default OF $40.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-11-23
NOTICE.

An narsons indebted 20 the EAGLE DRUG
STORE. lately carried on by A. G. McAipin, are
requested to make immediate settlement 20 the
undersigned All accounts unpaid within 80
days WIN be enforced BY law.
N~' L. N. LEVY,
Agent for the Proprietors.
Vinnemucea, November 10, 1882. lm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-11-23

Premature grayness avoided by using
Parker's Hair Balsam. distinguished for
its cleanliness aud perfume.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-11-23

THAT HACKING CoUGH can be so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. You can get it at the
Eagle Drug Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-11-23

Fresh California Fruits and vegeta-
bles received daily. A full stock Of
Groceries and Provisions. All sold
cheap for cash.
Leave your orders with
my7-tf A. KLEISaASs.