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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-20
stocks

NEW YORK, September l0.-The stock
market opened generally weak at a lrac.
tional decline from yesterday. rhe closing
prices of Louisville and New Albany. and
st. Paul. Minnesota, and Manitoba, how.
ever, were each one point higher. In the
early trade the market was strong and rc.
corded an advance Of to !, in which Lake.
shore, Michigan Central aud Canada south.
ern We're most conspicuous. At II a. m.
the mar kct was duh and fractional rcac.
ton took place.
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Corsicana.
Special to the Herald.

coRsIcASA, September l0,-The timely
discovery aud quenching of fire discoy-
cred in the county judges office. in our
new court house, saved the building from
being burned down. The fire was causcd
by lighted cigar stump being thrown inio
saw dust in q wooden spittoon, and did not
this morning. f"''
The w. A. W. are making arrangements
ior grand bail and reception next Thurs.
day night to viii Ransom and his bride
MALARIA IS very prevalent in the sur.
roiThbiu,ng niUhin, country ana is retardipg cotton
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kIO Grnnilo CiiY
Special to the Herald,

'V''lhl w lhc hcthlu.
HIo GRASpE CRY September l9.-The
report from Laredo stating that the yellow
fever has made its appearance at Ringeold
is cntirely false The health of the city and
garrison has never been better than at pres.
ent. The nearest point where the fever OK.
lists is NJ Mier, Mexico, about twentv-six
miles from here, up the river. REPORTS
nom there are very conflicting and unre.
liable, except that II is of very mild tyne
and not malignant as heretofore reported
We have strict quarantine against Mipr.
through the efficient management of DR.
G. W. Fisher, state officer. All the ferries
have been closed till communication with
Mexico is cut oil entirely.
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Kansas City


Special TO the Herald.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, September i0.-A
heavily loaded freight elevator in D..
Austin's pump house, this city, fell from
the fourth story to the basement to-day,
carrying with II George Backus, shipping
clerk, and Burr Winter, receiving clerk
The fall was caused by cable pulling out
OF the groove on the wheel, which let the
elevator drop four feet. The cable caught
on a sharp corner of the gearing and the
weight snapped II in two and the spring
brakes failed to act. Backus had his leg
broken in three places, suffered concussion
of The brain and received other internal
injuries. lie died In n few hours. Winter
may recover.
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DUBLIN, September i0,-Denny Wood.
ward, William Brophy and Cullen, who
were arrested on suspicion after the murder
OF lniormer Bailey, were released from
prison to-day. McCallrey, Pole and Parry,
who were arrested after the leavile Place
were also released, The remaining
suspects in prison, except those who can
be brought TO trial, will be speedily dis.
from custody.
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OMAHA, NrD,, September io.-lt is feared
there may be trouble during the political
campaign In Utah aud General Howard
yesterday sent one company aud will 10.
day send another from Fort Sydney TO rc.
lniorce the garrison at Fort Douglass and
Salt Lake City.
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Galveston,

special to the Herald.
GALVESTON, September l9.-The cotton
receipts to-day werel go bales.
new paper is to make its appearance
carry IN October, The Daily Price Current
ana shipping List, to be its name, indicat.
hR the branch of journalism Ia which n
WIN neiong Mr.. Spangle, its editor. has
presided over the commercial and marine
columns of the News in an able and salts.
one hundred dollars was realized AT the
ehlertalnment at the pavilion Saturday
nlGht, ana was turned over to the Browns.
Eule SI rellei committee to-day by the Hone
rIIu company. A rendition by our local
oa'eu. oi the opera Mariana is In progress
benefit. e"' 'V' 'i' S"he
@ L. Wall. of nnllna Ia l,0..
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AuorsrA, Ca, September 1o.--w. g..
Anderson & Co., dry goods merchants,
have assigned. Their liabilities are $4,000;
nominal assets, $4,000.
Judge Milo and John w. Taliaferro have
rendered their services TO Mayor May and
left this evening to nurse at Pensacola.
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NEW York, September l9,-The employees
OF the Steinway Piano Manufacturing com.
pany in this city, to-day went on strike
In support of tho movement of their fellow
workmen at the Astoria factory for the rc.
moval OF Sumner, the superintendent of
the factory, who has rendered himself OBJ.
noxious TO the men,
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A DIanppoInte,, nIob

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, September lo.-
a Committee Of five of n crowd OF citizens,
who surrounded the Jail last night under
the impression that the Taylor brothers
were confined therein, were permitted 10
examine the Jail. They reported the men
they wanted were not there and the crowd
slowly disperyed.
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KEY WEST, September i0,-Captain Bar.
rows, of the steamship Rio Grandc, Just
from Galveston, reports passing on Satur.
day last yessel-.apparcntly q ship-bot.
tom up, 100 miles southwest OF South
Pass.
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Speclnl 10 tho IIrrnll.

NFVVINI W IIV HVTuTU,
TERRELL, September l0.-Nearly one
hundred bales of cotton were weighed ON
Saturday, and seyenty.fye Yesterday
rickers are needed badly by neighborinr
Trains on the Central extension are mak.
and return. "''''
The opening ball OF the season will be
gwen tomorrow night at the opera house
Music will be procured from Dallas.
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Van Antonio.

ofVNi" W tHo Herhld,
san ANTONIO, September lo.-William
bombrey, colored, a drayman, was caught
by the cars on the International line at 8
O'Clock this morning and his body was com.
pletely torn to pieces His liver. heart
head and hand.bones were scattered alonr
the track for 800 yards. "''"s
me report OF yellow fever at Rlnggold is
emphatioally denied by to.nights specials.
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Another Cable,

LlsuoS, September ia contract has
been signed between the government and
Nj. Broom for the laying ofa cable between
Lisbon and the United States, touching at
the Azores,
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Failure,

HAvRr, September 10. -Burge Bros, coi.
fee merchants, have failed. Their liabili.
ties are heavy.
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Special to the Herald.
PALESTINE, September io.-The demo-
cratic nominee from this county for mem.
Der Of the lower house Of the legislature is
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Fire Damn rxplosIou

BERLIN, September lo.--An explosion Of
fire damp has occurred In the mine near
Dortmund. Twenty persons were killed or
injured,
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Trunks, Valises, Etc,
806 and 8O8 Elm Street,
DALLAS, TEXAS

on Our First Floor we are offering complete line
aNs Lndseys Fannes Repelents Blankets Bleached and
own Canton Flannels, Bleached and Brown Domestics
'O"9n Paids Cheviots, Hickory Stripes Prints, etc.
On Our Second Floor offering as complete line
notions, Hosiery Gents Furnishin Gods, Cashmere
N N1 specially suited to our Western trade) our Custom
"ue overals, etc, as ever offered in this market.
on Our Third Floor we are offering the most complete
Se S OIL Mems Boys and Childrens Hats, comprising J. b.
~sons and Hurst & Sons Hats gotten up especially for
I. Low oy' trade also Ladies and Misses Trimmed
s Misses and Chdrens Sailor Hats, Trunks Vases and
hes also Towers. Fist and Shield Brand Oil Coats, etc.
ever offered byus
making purchases. ~ ~''''''
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MKnrHrs, September io.-si,ioo was col.
lected to-day for the yellow fever sufferers
at Pensacols.
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Special TO tho Herald .
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-02-09
FROM FOUR MILE.

The weather has moderated and the
snow blockade of this section has been
raised and our people are hauling rails,
wood and timber from the timbered
lands at rapid rate. School district
No. 9 have Just voted tax of 20 mills
on the dollar, to be expended in the
building of more commodious and COM
Portable school house in place of the
old log one that has hitherto served US.
We also learn that Moscow voted tax
for similar purpose. The fast grow
ing population of our country districts
demands that We make room for the
children and provision for their educa-
ton. The question where the railroads
will be built in this section next year
is vet under discussion. Moscow is set
down as sure point in the minds OF
the denizens of that burg. Let them
all come but we want them to termln'
ate at Puget Sound and not at Portland
or the mouth of the Columbia river
though our hope is faint unless some
other company should come from tbs
East to our relief.
RiGHT ABOUT.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-02-09
MOSCOW ITEMS.

We have had some business changes here
within the past week.
Our District school closed its winter
term this week.
There are some cases Of scarlet fever re-
ported in this vicinity.
Prof. Sharp will give grand Masquerade
ball on Friday, Feb. 18th, in Shields hall.
The Rev. j. C. Ciapp has leased the Frye
hotel. and is now regularly installed az
"mins host" and is prepared to cater to
the wants of the travelling public in frat
class style.
The protracted meetings. held by the NJ.
f. Society at this place, closed last wees.
We are not advised as to the exact num-
Der of conversions, but understand that it
was not very large.
Mr. W. T. McKen, late of the Frye
Hotel. has rented the Weber building, and
will hereafter earn an honest living by the
practice OF law. Mr.. Nc is good collector
and We have no fears of his suffering for the
necessaries of this life.
Mr.. II. w. Howard, our county assessor,
| appointed Mr.. T. CruZe as his assistant tax
| collector, in this section, and sheriff n. b.
Holbrook appointed Hon. S. j. Langdon as
deputy sheriff Both the above appoint
ments are considered good by the public
generally.
On Friday evening last, a number Of ladies
and gentlemen from this place, paid visit
to Mrs and Mr.. Al. Reany, on Missouri
Flat. The sleiehing was good and the sup
per excellent. Mr.. and Mrs. Reaney UNI
derstand how to entertain their friands this
cold weather.
Messrs. Henderstadt & Fries of Walls
Walla, arrived here last Tuesday, with the
necessary boilers, etc, for the manufacture
of beer. They intend to build a suitable
house for the enterprise as soon as the
necessary lumber can be procured. These
gentlemen are practical brewers, and will
undoubtedly realize good return on then
investment. a
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J. q. NN WIN EN-, :
Lewiston, /. r., Feb. Sd, 1882.

CITY Council. This body held regular
meeting on Monday evening. Bills of Mar
shall, Clerk and others were allowed. and
warrants ordered to be drawn. Then came
up petition for sidewalk ON the South side
of Main street. A remonstrance was pre-
scnted signed by number If property
owners. The Council after consideration OF
the question unanimously voted to grant
the petition, giving to the lst day of July.
1882, in which to construct said side walk.
The petition calls for plank side walk
from the junction of e. street with
Main street the entire length of Main street
on the south side to the eastern limits Of
the city. The City Attorney was instruct
ed to prepare the Ordinance and present il
at the next meeting for enactment. II
would seem that this body are determined
to have the city improved, Notwithstanding
the objections which some who do not look
so much to the welfare of the city rs tt
their own pockets are disposed to urge
We glory in their pluck when they are
right.
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LEWISTON. |. T.. Feb. I. lSS:


Ed. TELLER Il have often wondered
how you could preserve your patience. un.
der the dirty personal assaults Of the N.rs
without even noticing them, in the TELLER
But now see that your method is to give
your enemies rope enough and let them
hang themselves. What you said last week
was said in gentlcmanly manner but facts
that hurt, as l happen to know, and the
huri was merited and will not be easily
healed. The Ners attacks upon you and your
household was entirely wanton and uncalled
for and so the people generally say No one
but malicious envious man will besmear
the columns Of his paper with filthy allu-
sions to mans misfortunes in former days.
You iced not fear that the people generally
do not comprehend the spirit and motive
which has governed the -Neps man, and both
are despised. and the di gnifed manner in
which the TELLER has maintained its col
umns, has won for the paper lots OF friends
A PATRON OF Born.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-02-09

FINED FOR FAST RIDING.-On Monday
Mr.. Hartman was arrested under city or
einance for fast riding in the streets and
fined. He paid his fine. Afterwards he
was arrested for selling whisky to Indians.
His examination was held before &. A. Man
ming, Esq, U. s. Commissioner on Tuesday.
Quackenbush appeared for the Government
and j. w. Poe for defendant. Several wit
nesses appeared for the Government but
from none of them could evidence be obtain
ell showing him guilty OF the charge and
Hartman was discharged
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-02-09

Moscow on Monday, as our junior arrived
there, seemed lively with sleighing and sled
ing and general buoyant spirit among the
people, inspired with bright hopes Of the
near future. A Mr.. Hill fell from ladder
extending upon a hay NOW and injured
himself internally. He is recovering and
his physician, Taylor, thinks he will soon
be all right. c. Moore Il Schneider are
about to put planning mill here in town.
The air was keen during the ride from Lew,
iston, and on Tuesday morning the wind
blew strong at Moscow.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-02-09
PATAGONIA NEWS.
LEWISTON, Feb. I, Is;

LEWISTON, FEB. Z, 1857.
Mr.. EDIToR:-I was much surprised
last week on receiving telegram by
the submarine cable to the effect that
the ship that was loaded with the Neus
mans power press en- route from New
York around the Horn, had put in to
Patagonia, and there learning that the
Ne,cs Office had been attached, and in
consequence of which important news
the ship had determined not to proceed
further on her voyage. What surpris
ed me was how the knowledge of the
attachment could have reached the ship
so soon. But on seeing the Statesman
which reached here last night l noticed
the following:
LEWISTON, Jan. 81, 1882.
Ed. STATEsMAN:-Take no stock in
reports from the Associated Press
Agent here. The Nems is o. X. and
will live to write obituaries of its enc
mics. "A. +. PARKER.
1 then supposed that through the
Associated Press channel the infcrma-
ton had been received an honor to
the speed and fidelity Of that insti:u-
ton, the dispatch further announces
that the celebrated power press will be
set up in Patagonia for the enlighten-
ment of tho natives, since there is no
show for the shippers to get their pay
for it, if sent to Lewiston. A contro
versy has arisen among those having it
in charge, about the propriety of send
ing for Parker to come and edit the
paper, and thus partly compensate them
for the damage they have sustained by
the original shipment upon his naked
order when he had no backing. But
the objection prevailed that he was in
competant to instruct the natives, tina
it would he dangerous to employ ar
| editor who was so prone to falsify il
his statements. Of course l do no
know what the Agent of the Associated
Press at this place telegraphed abou
the matter. All l have been able tt
learn is that the Walla Walla Dali
Union published dispatch, readin!
somewhat as follows: "The NeWs Of
fee has been attached at the suit o
Palmer & Ray, Of San Francisco, TO
between eleven and twelve hundre
dollars" l made inquiries Of tn
Sheriff and others and was informe
that theotiice was thus attached, no
only the newspaper office with pres
and type but also the job office an
type and ell fixtures. l have sine
learned that the Sherilf's return show
these facts. and | was surprised q
the boast Of the NeWs man placed III
der his rooster last week, that the new
paper office was still free and only tn
: lob Office was in the hand Is Of the office
: I am since told that hi is using IL
K material Of the office through the il
n diligence of the Sheriff, who alone
u responsible for everything in the otiic
II Seeing that the Ne,cs man is so boas
T. fnl, in the face of the facts, | thougl
1t my cable telegram permissible and i
t truth as we'll established as the roost'
d article in the Neus.
g BALANCE ALL.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-02-09

r.as "s,.,, o. =, l e. s.,.. !. ''''sI
John Brearlsy plsintif. -. JesSt4 i
miss. et al. defendants.
In The District Coart far the Tsssissy
idaho. First Judicial District, IN ard ~ -
Perez County.
70 Joseph Middlemiss. n. y. etaiafea.
D. Holbrook. George Nosh and usorgs ssasssi
n the name Of ths people d he United
States IN tho Tsrritosy 81 Idahos yeu afe hess-
by notihsd that thsrs ID nov % lie IN the soes
Of the clerk Of the airtt osust Of IT, ~ jaaissa
district Of .aid Territory. u Lewiston. s~sn'y
Of Nee Psrec. ths complaint Of ths absxs $50
Cd plaintiff whereas judesnsnt V ssksd sestnss
. certain prcmisscry note. eivsn ~ go -
esch Of you 70 the plaintla, for ihe sum -
four hundred aol.srs, With iatsSsst q one eaa
one half per cont per month ffes ths III ~ q
June, 1850, and for the costs Of this Aetiva.
Aud you are also notified thAt unlses yes ~
peas spd answer to said complaint wtthin -
days, sftsr the service hereof, n served within
Mes rsrcc county. and within twsnty days, 4
served out Of said county. bat within eeaa
Judicial Distriet.. Apd within forty aeys y
served out Of said Disttiet. exclusive It IL ~
Of service, the plaintiff will take jaaensae
sgsinst eseh aad I'll of god. III The sald eu@ ef
$500, interest add costs.
Oivsn under ~ Aasd aad tAs 81 u
The District Court, q The First ja1lglal
(t-s.) District Of Idahs Territory. p aad -
Nss Perez csunty, thls tWsaty-tairs
day Of Janesry. A. D. 1853.
| is 1ss.ss., 4, plslsrss. ci~a.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-02-09
MONTHLY SCHOOL REPORT.

To the Hon. Board Of Education Of the Leu
sston Schools:
GENTLEMEN: We have completed our
fourth month Of school. The average month
ly attendance for the whole school has been
reduced a little by sickness. The average
for the whole school for the month is So, or
49, OF enrolment. The averages in the
departments are: Primary %, or 65a3oo of en-
rollment Grammar and High School 30,
or $50 Of enrolment.
There is no longer necessity for locked
DOORS Attendance is punctual and prompt,
and hardness is almost unknown. 1t is the
delight of the scholars to be on time. This
is direct result of the facts that the
scholars love to study, and that there is
good progress onward along well defined
paths. The lessons are almost uniformly
well prepared, and it is pleasure indeed to
| listen to the recitations.
The government of. the schools, resting
on the personality of the scholars is as near
ly perfect as it can be. The chief test OF
this is a cheerful obedience to law and author
ity, and the schools in this respect resemble
the family circle. No where is a truer no
bilty and manliness found than in the
scholars of the Lewiston schools.
The results of the examinations to-day,
and the manner in which the scholars
worked, are not only very satisfactory, but
gratifying. Permit reference to the test
of the "a" class of the Grammar grade as
\ specimen of the tests. That test, as
given to the class to-day, is as follows
A man clears 29% in business, and at the
end of the year has S3S, 700; with what sun
did he begin 2 The rate is lO%; the in
terest $40; the principal $1,000; find the
time. 3 The principal is 200; the in
terest $1,000; the time 10 years; find tn,
rate. 4. On a note of $1,000, dated 4 pr
lst, 1850, and bearing interest from date al
, 6%, there were paid, Sept. lst, 1850, Sl4
April lst, 1881! Find the present worth
worth | ] per cent. month. Many of TIN
class are perfect on this test. Though no
difficult, it was never seen nor heard of til
placed on the board; and the class, thong
young, put the entire work and solution
on paper in about an hour. This is til
, fourth written test in the school life of tn
members of the class. This is an averag
class in the higher grades.
) Again, we emphasize methodn the schools
} Matter is something ; manner is everything
All our results and the results sverywher
speak this in emphatic tones. Oral teach
2 ing, and everything of pratical nature
the order of the day.
J. o. GARDINER, supt.
0 Tewiston | r. Feb Cd 1882
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-02-09
CITY JoTs.

You are the jewel Of my heart.
"viggins, amt you never going to bay dose
lrse beetsT'
We love Tyre, Aaron, but you suit us too
Ksll Ia j.! Ia
Many woman has been wrecked upon the
waves of a-handk erchief.
You cannot expect to enter Lewiston cood
Dociety" until you have had the jim jams once
It least There 10 now another subject knock
Ing 1t the door.
Nothing 10 moro dangerous, as far as your
lnsneial health is concerned. than to overw Or k
eur pen. This 10 what may DO termed going
around the Horn
Parksf's steam press business should read
In Horn" instead Of "via Cape Horn. !"
We chssrfully makathi correction for our ex-
editorial friend
The young fellow that wears light clothes
bad better keep out of that barn on the bank
Of Snake river. You are being watched, my
son. and they " tumble to your racket" Ahem!
II don't think those jots published in the
TsLLsR are very nice, that epace should be
reserved for church items" exclaimed an
rsthetic lady this week OH! Oscar, how
Wilde.
Said she, "Sy. Stiles. it's one O'Clock
You'll die of Indigestion:
Tn sick Of all this popping corn
Why don't you pop the question -
And John thought he'd look after the Mt
Idaho mail right away.
And now comes Dung Gung and wants an at
tachmsnt on the newspaper part of tho Netes
ohm says:
Hero no likee
Big damshanlee
All John havce
One Quadec.
That" cook " is terribly sick, Aaron, an,
not even $500 plaster will cure him.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-02-09

nNNN( business now bsfbrs the pnllK
ULV' You can make money fastes 8
nVNv work for ~ than q anything
UAO else. Capital not nssded. "
will start you. 81 day and upwarde made
At homo by the industrious, ,Nen. sWotaea.
boys and girls wanted everywhere t. work fss
us. Now 10 the time. You can work N spass
timc only or give your whole time 70 the huss-
ness. You can live At homo and Do the work.
No other business will pay you nearly = velL
No one can fall TO make enormous pay BY ~
gazing At chcs. Costly sutAts and tsrms ire.
Money made fast, casily and hoporably.
Address TRUE 1 CO., Augusta. Mstne. !.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-02-09
PERSONAL.

Mr.. J. kanaly, of Moscow, paid Lewis
ton, a visit this week.
A. F. Parker, late Of the Fers, went
down IN the steamer Monday morning.
Mr.. George Weber, of Moscow. passed
through town from Portland one day this
week.
Mrs. Fanny Arant left on Tuesday morn
Ing for Pomeroy, Hhere she and her hus-
band, Mark Arant, expect to reside.