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Children bury Play mntc Alive.

A horrible rumor comes 10 us Of an In.
credible act Of ioolishness on the part of
some colored children living near Etoniah
Creek, Putnam County, Fla, by the name
Of Williams. II seems the children had
been to q funeral shortly before, and while
playing at home the other day the idea
OF burial came into their headc A large
hole was dug, and one Of their number. a
young child hardly more thsn q baby, was
put In and covered up entirelyl The other
children played around while Longer. but
soon forgot their companion buried alive,
. q wandered OIL. A, night, when inquiry
r b Q Story was told. The afifighted parents
fastened TO the spot pointed out and dur
nn the child, but, OF course, too late
fPalAtka Journal.
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Mr.. Vnnderbilt's Ceiling

The allegorical ceilings which Baudry has
painted for Mr. Vanderbilt are at present
being exhibited, with number Of other
works by the same artist, in the building
known as the Orangerie. The color both in
the smaller work, entitled Phoebe" and in
the large round ceiling described as "The
Wedding Of Psyche" is disagreeably cold
and crude. The dominant tone is stony and
the blue composition is clever though moi
very intelllgiole. A score OF NEUROLOGICAL
figures form ring around the blue centre
Stimulating the armament. Among them
stands fair Psyche, and Cupid wooing her
charming Venus, and Proserpine fans heI
sleeping spouse. Juno. doubtless resentinp
some injustice to her sighted beauty, I'm.
dignantly turns her back on Jupiter, who
consoles himself with a cup of nectar hand
ed him by Ganymede-[ Paris Letter.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The Jews are not numerous in Salt Lake
City. Only about thirty.fve families are
there.
Tho Butchers Benevolent Association
have lote champetre at the Oakland Park
on Sunday.
Gen. dc Cissey Is very Ill. He will be re-.
called In connection with the Rochefort and
Kaulla troubles in Paris.
Mr.. Gladstone's gift at Prince Leopold's
wedding 10 said to have been q collection of
his political pamphlets.
David Davis expects to spend portion of
his summer at Saratoga, He Is waiting
patiently for Congress 10 20 home.
Frank l.. Harris is the name Of the sole
survivor OF DR.. Hays Arctic expedition.
Ho Is q janitor in one OF the grammar
schools Of Boston.
DR. Talmage was the greatest attraction
nj the Trinity College, North Carolina, com.
mencement.. Six thousand people went 10
hear him talk.
The failing health Of Mr.. w. w, Corco.
ran, the Washington banker.,,and philan.
thropist, continues TO excite the gravest an.
prehensions Of his friends and physicians.
II IA a month and half until dog days.
OUT NEW loEk VhVuhs, ctVuhuk tOT Iun,urO
slauRhtering dogs At the rate go per day.
The dogs are confined In iron cages and by
machinery sunk In the water.
In 1855 n. b. Bouler, Of Clinton, Ohio,
len 81, 900 worth Of real estate TO found a
profcssorship In Kenyon College. The sale
OF the estate has Just been made, and The
college received $5i 500 In cash.
The pilgrimage Of the Duke and Ouch ess
Of Norfolk 70 Our Lady Of Lourdss has not,
the English Weekly Register regrets To-
learn, resulted In any radical improvement
In the health Of the infant Earl OF Arundel
and Surrey.
Pvi. Behrend, Q distinguished German
scholar aud Jew, has been made rector OF
the University Of 0rcikwald. The pro.
viciAl synod sent memorial 10 the govern.
ment, protesting against this step on &C.
count OF the Professors religion and race,
but he ives nevertheless invested with the
otiice with oil the usual ceremony and dis.
Blr John Holher, the English lord Jus.
tics Of appeal, just deceased, was popular
In Ne house 81 commons, because he al.
ways talked sound common sense, and Wa
eenefally inclined 70 slnk the lawyer In the
mar 81 The. world. II believe" he once
nd, that I do know something Of chem.
~. bat ! % nct pretend 70 know any.
too8 ovVuS W.
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THE Tennessee democrats seem TO have
healed oil disputes at last and agreed upon
o basis Of settlement Of the state debt,
which now amounts to some go, 00O, 900,
and has been for SIX or seven years fruit.
full source OF contention there. Indeed
the differences between the low and tho
high tax wings Of the party last election
gave the executive Of the state to the 70
publicans. The basis now agreed upon
substantially. 10 to pay the capitol bonds,
those issued for the building Of the CAPT.
tol, and tho Hermitage bonds, In full, there,
being no opposition 10 the payment Of
these. The remainder Of the debt Is TO DO
paid al 90 cents on the dollar, with
. per cent. interest for the first ten years,
and 4 per cent. thereafter until
ths.maturity ofthe new bonds to DO issued.
Upon this agreement harmony has been
restored 10 Tho ranks Of tho Tennessee dem.
ooracy, and Z majority for their ticket,
ranging anywhere ffou, forty 10 sixty thou.
sand, may Be expected. The nominee for
governor, 0KExRAL W. b. BATE, OF Mash.
vine, 70 . prominent lawyer. and we'll
knovn throughout The state - . splendid
eeesaan anda Cited orator. Few men are
~ EQUALS Of osu. BARR upon The stump,
ed les sens jean past he has been Z
psolhsat eandt'iAs for Me United States
1870 seoelvlng ths straishsout democratic
vocA ~ wten onnAsoa JAoKsos wss
= = eeopsenss candidate. 0nx.
- IN ~ ~ = ssssllsss ssvvs.
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Paper napkins are new, but they are
coming into greater use the while, and In
some places have displaced other kinda.
or course they can be used but once. but
cost Of washing linen napkin 10 more than
the cost Of the paper napkin. The best
quality sells for cent q piece, and lowest
grades for about two. thirds Of q cent. They
come nom Japan, and are plain and orna.
msnted. Red, blue, green and other col.
ored borders, with corner establishment,
are added 10 nearly all OF them. The papss
napkin. 10 also adopted 10 the uses Of a
peck t.handkerchief.
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GuIrEAu's execution takes place just one
week from to-day. Since his visitors have
been cut off We fail to hear the ordinary &c.
counts Of his mental condition and personal
appearance. 1t is ascertained though that
he has given up all hope and insists that he
is TO be made a martyr. 1t is more than
probable that he will completely break
down at the time of the execution and be-
FIR, tho sca flnld
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Forty-Seventh Congress.
SENATE.


WASHINGTON, June 22.-Mr. George pre-
sented a resolution, upon request of citi-
zens OF Vicksburg, Mississippi, of station,
granting permission for the erection of q
statue OF Garibaldi in the national ceme-
terry at Vicksburg. He said that the statue
would be furnished by those who asked for
this permission. Several senators suggested
doubts as to the propriety of this, as estab-
fishing bad precedent, and 1t was referred
to the military committee.
The house bill to enable national banks
to continue their corporate existence came
up as the regular business. The vote on
the final passage of the bill to extend the
charters of national banks was taken at $50
p. m. and resulted-yeas, "a; nays, 10.
The senate then took up the bill to regu-
late proceedings in bankruptcy, in order
to bring 1t up tomorrow as unfinished
business, and then adjourned.
HOUSE.
The morning session having been dis.
pensed with the house at 1l:15 went into
committee of the whole, Camp, OF New
York, in the chair, on the bill to reduce in
ternal revenue.
White, of Kentucky, spoke in favor of
the amendment, which he proposed to offer,
repeating the internal Eevenue system.
Debate on the bill occupied the remain
der of the days session, but ne action on
the bill or amendments was taken, The
committee finally rose.
The house at 4:40 p. m. adjourned and a
democratic caucus was announced to be
held at $50 this evening.
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A Good Man.

The woodvills tMiss) Republican, In re.
fsrrlug 10 the death Of Mr.. Moses Phar,s,
formerly resident Of this city. and latlsrly
Of CorsIcana, has the following.
"A letter nom Mr. Hugh Phares 70 our
publisher conveys information Of The death
Of bis father, Moses Pbaree, who died on
the 7th instant, at Corsicana, Texas, AMER
Of his aee. I'--
M. Phares Wa born In this county and
went V Texas with bic fAnily In 1870. Hs
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ONLY slOo,OoOOOo will be required to pay
pensions in this country this year. AS we
set further away from the period of the
war the larger the pension rolls. 1t looks
as II the MANNED and the halt ought to be
dropping of, according to nature, instead
ofmultiplying every year., but the average
claim agent Is great creator.
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Public epeahiVs.

Colonel W. L. Crawford, candidate for
congress, Judge Barksdale, Judge Burford,
Sawnie Robertson, ESQ.,, AMI other promi.
nent speakers will address the citisens OF
Dallas from the stand d the corner Of Main
and Lamar streets this evening q o'clock.
The occasion promises 70 be 81 interesting
one, and there will no doubt be Q large af.
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WHATEVER else may be said OF GENERAL
WE.vER's speech at the courthouse here
yesterday, II was a powerful appeal against
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Anti-Mouopoly.
10 the Editor Of the Herald.

To the Editor Of the Herald.
Fonr Worm, June q, iss2.-The public
feeling In this city and county In favor Of
Colonel Crawford for congress and against
railroad monopoles Il growing every day.
and this county may be safely counted a
anti.monopoly and Tor Colonel Crawford.
ASri.MoNoroLr.
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For County Attormev.
FRIDAY. JUNE 80. 1889,
INDICATIONS.

For Gulf states-partly cloudy weather and
occasional rain; variable winds, mostly from
east TO south; stationary or slight rise In barom
eter; stationary or lower temperature.
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was W dely known and universally esteem.
ed, and many Of our citizens will hear Of
his death with regret. Just after the war
he Was sheriff Of this county, which was
pecnl'arlv responsible position at that time.
He conducted his Office honestly and etiici-
emily while Il would have been easy 10
have made large amount Of money lille.
gitima,elyi q privilege Of which more than
one official evailed himself at that time.
Our old friend was buried by the Masons Of
Corsicana, Of which fraternity he was
almost lifetime member. We tender to
hts family our sympaihy In their beresve-
ment,
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DEEDS OF THE DAY.
Gallant Seamen.
Continued from first page.

oaiiuht Scumcu.
ARRIVAL OF PORTION OF THE ROGERS
CREW.
SAN Francisco, CAL, June GA portion
only of the crew of the Rogers arrived at
Port Townsend, B. c., by the Idaho, from
Sitka. The revenue cutter Corwin had
met with an accident and transferred her
passengers at Sitka. The people on the
office; Ensign g. NJ Story, Passed Assist.
ant Surgeon w. D. Jones, Passed Assistant
Engineer T. V. Zane and Assistant Surgeon
j. d. Castillo and twenty-six men,
ALL IN GOOD HEALTH.
The latter compose the same crew that
sailed from San Francisco, all
told. Lieutenant A. NJ. Berry, COM
mander of the Rogers, accompanied
by Ensign III. j. Hurt, set out from st
Lawrence Bay December 23d to st.
George, on the Siberian coast. January
18th, 1882, Master Warning received let
ter through natives from Lieutenant Berry,
dated at Kolymar, stating that he had
heard of the
LOSS or THE JEANETTE
and the landing of The boats, that he should
continue his search for survivors, and
should return by way of the east. He
ulrecteu warning 10 takc MS party ana
make the best of his way to San Francisco
and communicate with the navy depart
ment. The point
WHERE THE LETTERS WERE DATED
was about half way between st. Lawrence
and Lena river. On February 4th Master
G. f. Putnam, commanding supply depot
at Cape Serdze Carton, who had heard of
the burnt & of the Rodgers, arrived at st.
Lawrence bay with four sled loads of pro-
visions. On his return to his post, he was
caught in storm and carried out to sea
on q
CAKE OF ICE
and lost on May Sth. The steam whaler
North Star which had also learned of the
disaster Of the Rodgers, arrived at 81. Law
renee bay and took on board all of the crew,
but on, May 18th the Gown arrived and the
Rodgers people were transferred to her.
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r hereby announce to the citizens OF Dallas
i county that am Candidate for the once OF
County Clerk If my reputation as man ana
my qualifications for the position are such as 70
hearty support, pledging myself that no effort
np0n my part win be spared TO make an efficient
aud faithful servant Of the public.
April 16. 1882. .. N. MHEAL
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Gnmmtu Yreasmrcr.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name of WILL +. D0UGHERTY as a
candidate for County Treasurer OF Dallas county,
Election. Tuesday, November TN. lSo2. -
yXrE ARE REQUE5TED TO ANNOUNCE J.. g.
w WILLIAMSON as a candidate for County
Tearsurer Election. November 1882
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9snr County Glerk.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name of CHA5. WO0DSON, OF Seaso-
Vile. as an independent candidate for County
NtarL
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VAIr AVE nhItU hoL To ANNUUN'.E
w w. M. G. HILL as a Candidate for County
Clerk. Election, November next
MR., W. II. THACKER HEREBY AN
M NOUNCES himself as Candidate ior
County Clerk--has had thirteen years expert
epce as deputy in Texas-for the past SIX years
In charpe of the COUNTY Court Of Dallas county.
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For Aisticc Of the F.ace.
TIE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w 8. N. BRAsWELL as a candidate for
Justice of tho Peace In Precinct No. l. Dallas
county, Election. November Z, 1852
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w. MR.. JOHN B. KUNZ rs a candidate for
Justice of the Peace In Precinct No. !. Election
in November.
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Tho Loss
ny THE IOWA CYCLONE.

DIS MoISrs, IA, June 22.-Tho following
estimate is made Of the damage done BY
the cyclone In the various counties of the
state: Boone, 81, 900; Story, $4,000; Jas.
per. $4,000 Powerhick, $1,000; Keokuk,
Si00, 600 Henry. $l20, 900; Pocahontas, $40.
900. The Chicago 4 Rock Island railway
company's loss In merchandise and prop.
erty 10 al 900, and the Iowa Central rail-.
way company's $4,000. The total loss IA
estimated at from $4,000, 900 10 100000
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Yaf COLLECTOR.

TTTF ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCEP.
w r. STEPHENSON, better known as Uncle
Pete " as n candidate IN Tax Collector of Dallas
county. at the coming November election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w OH ARIES b. GILLESPIE as a Candidate
for the office of Tax Collector Of Dallas County,
at the November election.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE ].
w r, BLEWETT as a candidate for Tax
collector of Dallas county at the November cleo
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Political.
THE TENNESSEE DEMOCRATS.

NASHVILLE, June 22.-The democratic
state convention assembled at 2p. m. yes.
terday and consumed the afternoon in dis.
cussing the minority report from the com,
mittee on resolutions. The majority re-.
port was adopted, favoring the payment of
the capitol and Hermitage bonds, known
az the state debt proper. and acci ued in.
terest, less interest in full, and fayoring the
payment of the remainder of the debt at
fifty cents on the dollar, with per cent,
interest for the first ten years and per
ceut. thereafter to maturity. At the
EvESiNG SESSION
the provision of the platform excepting
the war interest from payment was recon-
sidered and stricken out.
AT MIDNIGHT
tho convention proceeded to ballot for
nominee for governor. The first ballot 10.
suited General w, h. Bate, 592; Robert l..
Taylor, 2SS; j. ID. G. Atkins, PA; John r.
Neal, 81; VIM. l.. Ledgerwood, IS; Robert
II. Thompson, 65-no choice. General VIM.
Bate was nominated for governor on the
fifth ballot
About seventy-ive delegates to
the state democratic convention,
which concluded its deliberations
last night held meeting here to-day to
take grounds against the state debt pro.
vision OF the platform, adopted by
the convention. They are representatives
ofwhat is known as the
STATE CREDIT WING,
ofthe party. After arranging for q state
convention July 18th, the meeting ad.
journed.
Tho Maliey Trial.
THE DEFENSE RESTS.
New HAVEN, June 22.--In the Mallcy trial
to-day DR.. Harris, of Boden, tcsti.
fled to his belief that Jennie Cramer
was drowned, and whose evidence
tended TO show that she was
not poisoned with arsenic and was
several hours on the water; half The
time being expended in s.examinstion
AT the close of DR.. Harris testimony the
defense rested its case and the state began
taking testimony In rebuttal.
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district Gylerk .

VIE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name Of HENRY W, JONES the pres
ent incumbent as n candidate ior re.elecuon 10
The office Of Clerk 10 the District Court of Dallas
County, at the ensuing November election
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Eoc Sheriff.

ME ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w BEN JONES as candidate for sheriff.
Election, November 7. 1882,
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Gnuntn 4MdAe.

TITE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNnUNCE ".
w L. WILLIAMS as a candidate for County
Judge. Election, November Z, 1852
WE ARE AU rHoRlzED TO ANNOUNCE
w RE BURKE as a candidate for reelection
10 the office of County Judge of balias county,
OF the ensuing November election.
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w r. II. IVES I for the Office OF County Judge,
the ensuing election.
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Tho Louisiana Legislature.

NEw ORLEANS, June 2.--The legislature
to-day passed the general law authorizing
the consolidation Of railway companies
In this state, also the consolidation oil rail-.
way companies Of this state with the com.
panies Of other states. II Is understood
this law
WAS vRAMRD
10 enable tho lines To be purchased BY r.
T. Wilson 4 Co., Of New York, running
from New Orleans TO Memphis on the east
side Of the Mississippi river.
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FONT or NEW YoRx.


thermometer, "a.
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For the Eegislature.

eg1~N ~s%v - Vt-Vs~<<s " 60
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w MR. ]. II. SKlLES as a candidate for Rep.
resentative 10 the next Legislature, subject to
the Democracy of Dallas county.
VXTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w DIR. ID PAR>0NS, of Rockwell as a
candidate for Floater from the counties of Dallas,
Tarrant and Rockwell. d
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Stpoentenfrei6.

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