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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16
HE uAlAs HERALD. sArUKDAN SEPTEMBER

desires. The city council itself will act as =
board of trustees, and the entire matter
will be under its supervision asd control
il having wisely refused to delegate its
authority to any other board or committee,
Next to this board in authority As the
general superintendent, whose duties are
numerous and laborious. The building
for the whites is especially COM
mcnjable to this committee in its
perfect arrangement, as well as its beauty.
1t contains eight large rooms, and can
comfortably seat $50 pupils, allowing two
to each desk. The west Two rooms are
separated by ioldingor sliding doors, which
can he so opened as to throw both into one
large hall for exhibitions, etc. Each room
has, in addition to its furniture, numerous
blackboards, closets for the children's hats,
cloaks, etc and yentilators both above and
below. The Fairgrounds are large and
Level, and the building is so situated as to
give each sex ample room to itself, thus
preventing any confusion or Inconvenience
which are sometimes incident to mixed
schools. 1t Is also situated in portion o.
the city which is most convenient of access
from all parts, without being interteret
with by tine noise or excitement Of the
business streets
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16
Grand Council of tho American Legion oil
Honor for the State of Texas.

The grand council of the American Lee
gion of Honor convenes in this city on Tues.
day the 10Th, at 10 o'clock a. m. at the hail
of the Young Mems Hebrew association,
and will be in session three days. There
will be u large number of delegates and
representatives present rs il as q
good number of visitors. The mem.
bers and delegates to the grand council
will assemble ut the Windsor hotel and
Fidelity council No. 40, of this city will
meet at their hall at 9 o'clock, and, repair
ing to the Windsor hotel with a band OF
music, will escort them down Main, up
Sycamore to Elm and up Elm to the head.
quarters at the hall. The following night
Fidelity Council will banquet the Grand
Council at Mayors garden, This is the
second session Of the Grand Council, the
first being held at Houston last year. Com.
mittees have been appointed to received
and entertain the guests. Colonel John C..
Mccoy will be the grand marshal Of the
uay
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16
THE YELLED PROPHETS
Glimpsss AT the Glorious Pageant of Il
Fair

oiilhpseb ht inc uloriOus faHchnt oil the
Fair.
Business ut the hotels was more brisk
this morning than for some time past there
being large number of country merchants
among the guests, and the drummers for
the wholesale houses were busy and in
good spirits. The encouraging prospect for
the fall trade isgiying new impetus to the
arrangements for Il grand display during
the grand festivities which promise to at
tend the procession of the Yelled Prophets
and the st. Louis fair. A number Of the
leading business houses are preparing a
special advertisement card to be distributed
specially among their customers. The card
contains an invitation to visit the city on
the Sd of October The handsomest are
printed in variegated colors and fantastic
shapes. One of the finest specimens is in
the shape of hand in the palm of which
is card containing the invitation. This
card, which has a silkcn face, is held by a
silken edge, underneath it is further in
scription in gilt letters, containing the bus
mess card Of the house.
Another is modelled after the portrait OF
the Yelled Prophet, and the printed mes.
sages are concealed by the veil and cloak OF
the picture.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16

TnR following item contains some news
OF interest to our capitalists who ara push.
ing into old Mexico, heretofore the very
hot-bed of revolution, and il cannot but be
both encouraging and reassuring to know
that gradually the conditions are disappear.
ing which placed life and property so much
in danger. An exchange says; CUP to last
February Mexico had no banks, Then u
concession was given to French bankers
with capital OF SsO,0OO0OO, The govern
mont gave them the privilege Of issuing
bills. to the amount of $50 900 900, and prom.
ised to give the bank the business OF the
government offices. In return foy the con.
oession the bank gives the government
credit for Sio0OO,ooo, There is now no fear
of further revolutions in the country, as
with this large credit the government can
at once find meaus to put down An uprising.
In the past the difficulty has been the lack
of means to support an army. BAN, has
also recently been established in Sonora,
onc.iiith of the capital of which is held by
Boston parties"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16

ruE friends OF decency and decent mon
in politics will not be greived to 10 rn that
Mn, JAY HuBpxLL is likely to be perma.
nsntly retired from Office so far rs the
Michigan people can accomplish that
praiseworthy and desired fact. The Chi.
oago Times has the following with refer.
ence to tho assessment statesman's no pcs
aud his chances against realizing them;
by taking the bundles oftwoper cent. cir.
calars out othis pocket hy,tAwEER Hup.
ncLL finds that Frnny'S seat in the United
States senate will 1T him very neatly
Whether he can got it, HupBeLL himself he,
serious reasons TO doubt. His fight on
SENATOR FERRY has pretty generally dis
gustei tho people of Michigan His con.
nection with the , per cent. plumber Is re
garded as stigma upon the state. Hun
DsLL has not been NJ any time very popu
lar, and these matters have swollen the
ranks of NUMERALS enemies. A, the dis
ttiet convention, the other day, at which
Nh BegruNa was nominated us his sue
cesscr In congress, his name was scarccl,
mentioned. lf the legislature Is not cor
rupted with the money which HunnELi
has at command, the Dick TURIN govern.
mon, cmplcye VII be r,e ,a,e to tho OBJ.
s.ar,''. Of ~ M!eh'ssa rsS.nsVla,"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16

Marian Griswell is a vicious youth who
stands charged with an act that even a
a wage would scorn to do, "llonor thy
father and INV mother is one of the ten
commandments which lac is charged with
violating Going home Thursday night
from u irolic In fit of anger, he struck ut.
mother n blow in the face, and the pole,
are securing the city for him. There is ne
shame or soul in such creature as this
and the only remedy is to give such charac
tiers the greatest punishment the law pro
Nllps
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16

were pounding rice TO remove the husks.
Seated inside of other huts before a
heavy beam, armed with iron teeth,
women are drawing the grain by
handiuls across, in from, OF them, tearing
the heads from the straw standing In the
street, where the wind is strongest, men
and women were tanning the grain by pour
ing it from one vessel TO another, allowing
the wind to sweep away the chall Passing
on We came to house where they were
converting the grain into flour. Great
heavy pestles, worked by the feet, were
suspended over huge mortars, In which the
was ground. 1t is rare, however, for the
people to convert the rice into flour aud
then only enough for their own use De-
troit Free Press.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16

FRANCES haste to congratulate England
SO cordially on her recent victory may
possibly arise from u desire to pull the
wool over john Buns optics as to some
alleged entertainments recently by the
French upon some Of Engand's posses.
sionS' She may be be ever so profuso in
her congratulations, but if her people have
occupied three feet of British ground the
French government will be most assuredly
asked in very short time to tell the reason
WHY
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16

In seems from the dispatches that the
powerful louisville Il Nashville railway
corporation 10 to open and control q through
line soon from Chicago to New Orleans
Three other direct through lines will shortly
he in operation from Chicago to New York.
The wonderful Lake City manilcsts no dis.
position to let up in its giant strides after
trade and population, and it is but Ques.
ton OF few years when it will probably
become the largest ard most magnificent
city in the new world.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16

Gracing the first page of the Corsicana
Observers special September edition, is Il
picture OF the Public Free School building,
erected in that cntcrprising city by volun-
tary taxation. 1t is m advertisement not
only for CorsCana and Navarro county, but
for the state of Texas us well. Better by
far such buildings as these than
little structures here and there
that show to no ADVANTAGE
aud fail to afford proper comforts to the
little children or due facilities Tor regular
course of graded instruction. The Courier
speaking Of its pet and pride, says; "ln
December, 1870, the city council, with
MAYOR JouS h. Muller us president, or.
dered an election to be held on the nh
day Of February, 1850, at which only the
real estate owners of the city could vote, to
determine whether Corsicana would take
charge of and control her public free schools
aud pay Tor thcm by selftaxation, OF
not. At that time the total voting
strength of the city was ESQ, OF which
only $40 could vote on tho question because
only that number owned real estate In tn,
city. This gave the FREQ schools lust q
moro votes than were necessary, even Il al
the other property owners who did moi
attend tho election had gone there AN,
voted against the proposition, and OF thos,
who did attend, eleven voted Tor To ever,
one who voted against it, This was uucx
pected generosity and maenanimity ON III,
part Of our good citizens, as well AZ com
prchcnsive foresight and sound policy. Ii
conformity with this happy result, of tn
election, the council issued city bonds Il
tho extent of $4,000, and with tina
sum and other school funds whicl
were on hand two handsom
brick buildings, each containing. 81
large rooms, besides cloak rooms, closet.
ctcr wero butt and furnished. For bcaut,
ofdesisn, durability of construction, an,
elegance of appearance tho white schoc
building cannot bo cxcellcd In the west
and that for the colored children is as neat
comfortable and pretty asany public schoC
building In the state, so lar us the write
has seen, The cos, OF the two buildings
rs follows.
Waite euudmS .",....,u.,." il90o
.ulvisu, ...,s's., ,.ss.... .,tt.,..,s.. 40
And furniture for both .,..... .,......, Lie
s-@-
Total cost",""o,".a,,.,,, ,sga, Il
II Is estimated tie annual cost will b
about 5000.
They will be graded, and ,hcpupil can 4
them scc9.s u collegiate finish " 10 .,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16

The members of Etna Hose company
No, ! held meeting last night, at Fire.
mems hall, for the purpose OF taxing sction
looking to the election of Il foreman, vice
John Nicely, with whom the company was
not well satisfied. When they met his
resignation was handed in, aud the election
of another foreman postponed until the
next regular meeting, which Is the first
Monday in April.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16
Japanese tar,ns,

The villages now succeeded one another
very rapidly, and between them no, sin.
gle house married the view Of the icl Is.
The farms are separated by narrow paths,
and ali the laborcrs live in she villages. In
frln, o many of the house. We saw great
Nv.a.a m1ugrs. n whith the women
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16

At SlO o'clock last night the down town
station sounded the ALARM Of fire, to which
the tiremen promptly responded. The
cause of the alarm was at the Trinity iron
foundry, situated on Ross avenue. The
shed over one OF the boilers had caught
aiirr, but the employees succeeded In extin
gushing the flames by the time the iircmer
arrived, aud their services were not needed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16

messed his fall ran to him, thinking he was
killed, d.. Childers was summoned, and
alter examining him, pronounced that no
bones were broken, Hyder had been
drinking some, and he could not tell the
extent of his injuries He talked in A
rambling way, as though he was ont of his
mind. Friends took charge of him, and
putting him in wagon carried him home.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16

Tho members of the Produce and Grain
Exchange held u meeting at the rooms Of
the Board OF Trade at II q, m, yesterday,
for the purpose Vt establishing "call
board which will be inauguratel on
Wednesday, the sOth instant, ON which &C.
caSion the Exchange will spread superb
lunch. The rules ofthc Galveston Exchange
We're unanimously adopted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16

SoLoN CHASE, who was the greenbaclx
candidate in Maine for governor, and who
wore old clothes, whitfield up whole panels
of rail fence, talked ungrammatically and
otherwise attempted to catch the "honcsl
yeomanry' vote, now feels satisfied that it
isn't appearances that makes the man. lie
is now sailing silently in his little boat up
that long salt river where so varied a mul.
titudc of demagoGucs have gone before.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16
Thrown by M. Horse

Yesterday afternoon, as William nyder,
who lives near Le,ot station, on the Texas
rruus road. was leaving the city horse.
back, when near the city lumber yard the
Snimal began TO buck. and Hydcr, losing
control ct il hcwls thrown, aud a'ighung
on his head and len shoulder sustainei
severe and painful injuries, lie did no,
speak Dr sum ZINE, and thlse VINO fh.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16

Tnr East Tennessee tragedy OF day be-
fore yesterday surpasses in reckless daring
and pure bloodthirstiness anything that
has happened in this country this year,
and the vengeance which follows the muir
derers ought to be swift and terrible as the
bloody work of the villains who pcrpe.
trated the crime.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16

Ware in receipt of the September special
edition of the Corsicana Observer, triple
sheet. II is roplete with information about
that growing city and great railroad focus
as also much valuable data concerning Ma
varro county, We are truly glad to SEQ
such evidence of enterprise and prosperity
on the part of our able contemporary, and
congratulate the proprietors on their work.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16

Tux marshal of Dallas City, Iowa, is I'M
dergoing an investigation upon the charge
of having wilfully and causelessly muir
dered man whom he was pursuing. We
may expect from the foreign" press
numerous squbs as to the RECKLESS use OF
the revolver in Texas town."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16
The ncllc OF rc,n, walt,e. to tho From,

lho kcllc OF Texas marriage association,
Dallas, Texas, organized the 18th inst, Is
capturing the gallant brave. rNenty.savcn
members the first day the book, were
opened, None can Withstand her charms.
Onlcc over Exchange bauk.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16

TnE New York police are playing the
periodical farce of closing up the gaming
houses and lottery and policy offices OF the
metropolis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16

Charles Howe, a workman OH the Gulf
Colorado Il Santa Fe depot, while shinglng
the roof, fell from the building Yesterday
morning to the ground, distance of some
thirty feet and sustained severe bruises.
and perhaps internal injuries. He was re.
movedto his home and q physician was
summoned to attend him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16

Now that the Illlsdales have been beaten
OH the Thames and the English are carry
ing Off the prizes at Creedmoor American
sports will have to cease for a season the
voluminous Dragging they have been in
dulging in for some time past. We will
have TO allow JOIN TO blow awhile.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16

II is now possible for farmers and plant
ers TO tell pretty accurately what kind OF a
cotton crop they are going to have to
gather, and it is therefore time they were
making arrangements to procure sufficient
labor to get it all in Every fall complaints
OF want of laDorers are frequent, and the
scarcity of hands is extremely costly, but
there is no necessity for the trouble if those
most deeply interested will begin always in
time to meet it. Notwithstanding the much
that has boon said about slim crop, the
indications are there will be more cotton
than hands to pick it. In other sections
there are thousands OF poor who would
gladly jump at the prospect of such labor
and it would require but little time and
expense on the part of our planters to ac-
quaint them with the fact. Indeed the
want of labor is general in the state me.
chanics, iarm-hands and day laborers of all
kinds being in demand. Our railroads and
emigration societies as well as the press of
the state cannot too extensively advertise
this fact. WHAT Texas wants is muscle
and skilled labor, and IL is not possible for
many a year yet to get too great supply
OF these productive commodities on hand.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16
A New Church.

The foundation for the First Christian
church was begun yesterday at the corner
Of Pearl and Bryan streets. II is being
laid with stone brought from the quarries
OF l'alo Pinto county. The building, which
will be handsome edice, as per plans and
drawings, when completed, will be of brick
and will cost about s. coo or thereabouts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16

AS matter Of simple abstract justice,
aside from legal considerations, JupGE
WlLlE has acted rightly in granting MINOR
ana REEDrLi, the Shareholders convicted
Monday last, a new trial. II BRADY and
tho DoRsrYs are not guilty, neither are
MINOR and RRRprlI,, aud they certainly
should not be made scapc-goats for the
crimes Of the bigger fry.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16

Two horses attached to a wagon ierked
down an awning post to which they were
hitched, yesterday morning, and made it
lively Tor other vehicles along the street.
The frightened team and the vehicle passed
over bootblack, but he escaped without
even q scratch
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16

AIABI doubtless now feels that ambition
is glorious cheat.
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Messrs L, SombOm & Co, New York, sole
agents in the United States for the above wines,
beg to call the attention of the trade to the sub
Joined circular of MessrS JULES MUMM 4 co,
REIMs, April % ISL.
Having learned that certain reports seriously
rejecting on the antiquity and GuthcnuclYO OF
our house are being circulated In the commercial
world, we feel bound in the interest Of our house
TO publish the following remarks At the end Of
the year 1872 the agreement of partnership OF
the firm of L. \. Mumm Il Co., Rcms having
come TO an end, the principals separated and
each founded new firm. MIR jules Mumm, OF
Cologne. retaining the business premises
of the old firm, founded new firm under
the style of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16
JULES MUMM g. co.

Mr. G.. II. Mumm, of Frankfort-on. the'Nsin
also founded new firm, under the style of g
H. Mumm Il Co. The facts prove inc0neslaeY
that we have the same origin and are as Ga
right to inform You of these circumstances
which will enable you to appreciate The true
state of the case and to contradict oil contrary
assertions.
We remain. gentlemen, faithfully yours,
Jules MUMM y co
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-28
The Great English Remedy.

10 a never.failing Cure
Tor nervous debility,
exhausted vitality,sem.
inal weakness, srcl ma.
lorlhga LOST MAN.
ROOD, impotency, PAR,
alysis, and all the terri
bic effects Of self-abusc.
youthful follies and ex-
aesses OF maturer years
such as loss OF mem.
DRY, lassitude, nocturnal
emission, aversion Of 90.
cie.'y, dimness OF vision,
noises In the head. tho
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-28

Respecting the control of those $4,000 bales
and the small receipts still To arrive, our speeu-
lators for higher prices seem 10 be at ease. Part
of the large New York stock will be required by
ur mills, partwill be taken for export and the
remainder will. OF course be handled by the
holders as may be most in their interest II is
sold TO great extent for future delivery, but is
considered more likely to DO bought in than TO
be actually delivered
For the near future Liverpool cannot be ex.
pected to go over al. for miudliag upsnd The
bull interest looking for material advance
further on, have already anticipated that,fgure.
Every effort will no doubt be made 10 depress
our market and fluctuations may ensue, SO
that present buyers will have need of patience
hating Liverpool market on the whole is
in their favor, as 1t will ensure u continuance
of the large consumption. MesSrs. Smith, Ed
wards 4 Co, in their last circular Of March 81,
repeat that the demand for yarn keeps good;
that spinners are fairly well engaged, and that
their margin, although poor, is enough to keep
them running full time They see at present
no chance of any reduction in the consumption
ofcotton
The period cannot be far distant when all pru-
dent operators will be adverse to going short
especially in the uncertainty as to the next
crop. The acreage planted with cotton, appli'
cation for fertilizers, and production in the Mis-
issippi valley viii be less than last year, and Il
will require favorable. season to ensure yield
equal to the requirements of the world.
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Trustees Sale.

Under and by virtue of authority vested in
" me by u certain deed In trust executed
February 9th, 1877, by Oh. +. Clint conveying
the hereinafter described real estate to q. ~
Aldrdgc, as trustee 10 secure the payment OF
four certain promissory notes. executed Febru.
AIRY oath, 1877, by said Oh. +. Clint payable to
order Of W. l.. Mitchell, as follows: One note
for 100000 payable March list 1870 one note for
$40 OF, payable March LIST, 1850: one note for
s600.t0 payable March LIST, 1851; one note for
g. 0lT0a pa,a March LIST, lSs2; each bearing
81 per cent. per annum interest," and all said
notes being due and unpaid, except the sum of
81 81. %, credited November 9th, 1877.
l. Ben Y. Jones, sheriff OF Dallas county, Tex
alternate trustee In said deed In trust "a. n
AldridRo having refused TO acO, will sell Mt the
request OF Gctzandaner Il Ferris. the owners and
holders Of said notes, on the second dav (being
the first Tuesday OF May, 1852 ut the Court
House door In Dallas city, TO the highest bidder
for cash, the following described property to-
Wit All that ccrtnia farm, parcel or lot Of layd
about eight miles south OF city OF Dallas. being a
part of the Levi Dixon league, aud more partic.
ularly described MS follows: Beginning ut the cx.
uome southwest corner of my who'c tract a
stake In the north line Of Gano's field, us Il was
IN 1876 thence castwardly LII varas 10 stake;
thence nnrthwatdly Loss varas TO stake; thence
westwardly 5t3 varas TO stake: thence north.
SOS vaias to a stake: thence south 80, east l,il5
acres OF land.
For further details, reference Is made TO the
50 ddced OF trust duly recorded In Dallas county
records OF deeds, bonds etc, volume 81, pages 225
aud s26, Upon compliance with the terms OF sale
VIII make proper title TO the purhaser
BEN. +, JONES,
Sheriff Of Dallas Co,
ml6.tm1 Alternate Trustee,