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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-22
EEL PASO.

Railway Mattcrs-Epidemic Of Measles-
AdJutant-General King Turns up Gen.
erai Crook Expected.
Eh PAso, June 2l.-TSpecial.l-F. L.
Parker, general freight agent and passsn.
ger agent Of the Mexican Central railway,
left for the City Of Mexico to-day, whore
he will represent this road in some oapsc-
ity. He Is succeeded here BY l.. H. King.
to In this county.
Ex.city marshal Gillette returned to.dav
from scout to the Sacramento mount m.
and reports no traces Of Indians spparent.
Adjutant. General King wss With ne psr,v
and reports some suffering BY the expedf.
tion rom want Of water. .i7-'
The III Paso delegation 70 the Wsoo firr.
mems convention has returned.
A Chinese barber shop opened to-day.
The county court u now enearSd = an
equalization board.
General Crook y expected here uext
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PALESTINE,

Another Hospital for the Gould system
superintendent Herrin Has Returned.
PALESTINE, June 2.-[Special. l-Iniorma
ton received here makes certain that should
citizens Of Palestine offer the proper induce
ments, the Gould system will establish and
build fine hospital here, in about the
same style as at Fort Worth; this one to be
In case Of accidents on this portion Of III Z
road, while that at Fort Worth Is for The
northern and western sections. II appear,
that all that the railroad officials require /,
suitable site be donated for building, AM
no doubt 1t will be promptly offered.
Superintendent Herrin, of the Inter
national has returned from trip tc
Chicago, on visit to the railroad exposi
tion.
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OLEBURNE.
General Local Summary.

y ~,
CLEBuRNE, June 2l.-[Special. MIR. ]. T
Brooks, lately with hardware firm here
goes to Waco, his old home, to engage in q
like business.
Thermometer stands at 90 here In the
shade to-day.
Competition in the city Ice trade has be.
gun and may bring down the price of the
luxury thereby. The competitive Ice II
shipped from the far north ice factory.
Mr.. Heber Stone, son of Colonel d. G.
Stone, of this city, and of the banking firm
of Giddings & Giddings, Brenham, IL Wis
iting his father, en- route home from the
west, where he has purchased large cattle
interests.
ga few diminutive, gh.priced water.
melons have made their appearance In our
market.
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WICHITA FALLS.

Accidentally Shot In u Shooting Gallery.
WICHITA FALLS, June 2l.-[Special. J.
Willie Wheeler, a youth Of IL years, was
accidentally shot to-day and killed, at Tom
W0on's shooting gallery, by Sam Ander-
son, young man OF 20 or %. An inquest
was held, the jury returning verdict that
the shooting was accidental.
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Yesterday at the State Capitalize
yartmental Data.
Applications to Purchase School Lands
Under the
New Law Pouring In, Just Little ~
Previous.
ihose Competitive Examinations for
the Peabody ScholarsAips.
iAstardly Deed Of q Brace Of Brutss
Near Jefferson.
Other News Notes Of Special Interest.

NHw YORK. June 2l.--[special .l-Gcv.
ernments unchanged.
Railroads dull and lower.
Texas n Pacific land grants, 62I.2.
Denver Il Rio Grande, firsts, a5l.2.
Texas 4 Pacific, Rio Grande division.
firsts, 1884.
Stocks recovering and advancing.
Denver " Rio Grande unchanged.
houston " Texas Central unchanged,
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, 80 l.2.
Missouri Pacific, l027-s.
Texas q Pacific. Ss.
Cotton steady; spots sane; total sales Of
the day, 6i,7OO; Galveston arrivals, lo2:
futures 6points lower.
Coffee strong; "a; sales, 5000. futures
20 points higher.
Beeves, good demand.
Earnings Of the Fort Worth & Denver for
the second June week. 5000.
NEw YoRK, June 2l.-[Press ]-Monev.
: ~ 70 closed at II; prime mercantile
paper, y 20 ofI sterling exchange, B. b.,
Extended SIS, 1903 3.s; 4i.S's conncr
strong; railroads firmer states mnn,,naI rvntS
Stocks feverlsh and weak durir:
the forenoon. After 1890 thew vsrs
tirmer and there was a pensrsI
fractional advance, averaging l2 on an
active stocks. Just before O'Clock A smail
fractional advance was lost, but on The
whole the market was stronger and Inn
proved. In the last hour tho market was
strong and the general advance Of The iast
hour was l-S to 1.2, and in aoyna ~ thS
sspecialties large, viz In Lake Erie 4
Western the advance was 2 IA, and 3 In
Oregon Improvement to IS 1-2, Richmond
u Danville declined per cent, TO 81. Rich-
mond y West Point, i-8 to "a S.8.
Transactions, 500, 900 shares.
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CONCORD, N. H., June 2l.-The legisla.
ture In Joint convention, balloted again for
SENATOR with the following result: Rollins,
ll3; Stevens, II; Bingham, 1l0; Patterson,
20; Briggs, 20; Marston, IL; Prescott 9: scat.
terine4. Rollins sustained net loss of 10
from yesterday, Patterson gained 8, Briggs
gained 3, Prescott 2. II was voted that no
ballot be taken until Tuesday.
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JEFFERSON,

New Trial Grantcd-Court on tho Eye of
Adjournment.
JEFFERSON, June 2l.-[Special. l-Contrary
to our opinion as expressed in the special
Of yesterday, Judge Estis granted new
trial In the Travis Urguhert case.
The district court will adjourn this week.
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Some doubling Thomases are pointing 10
New Orleans, where smallpox lingers In
spite Of vaccination. II 10 not this pre.
yentive that is lacking; the fault lies With
the crazy and stubborn prejudice against
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Maahlngton Nsua No.s.

WAsnISeroS, June 2l.-An important
telegram was received at the war depart.
ment to-day from General Crook, giving
bis views upon the disposition 10 be mads
Of the captured Indians. II viii not he
made public q present, q Il will b The
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GEORGETOWN,

Coming to tho Commencement watcr
Works.
GEORGETOWN, June 2l.--[Special. MANY
visitors from throughout the state are daily
coming In to be present at the commence.
ment exercises Of the Southwestern uni.
versity.
.. George O. Stevens Is In charge of the
Georgetown water works and Is pushing
the work through with good speed.
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TEXARKANA.
Probable IncendIary.

TExARKANA, June 2l.-lSpecial. Last
night, between IL and O'Clock, a fire
broke out In Solinsky's warehouse. The
building and It's contents were DESTROYED.
II is believed TO be the act of an incen.
diary. Insurance, 5000.
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BERLIN, June l.-Bismarck's condition
is worse. He is issuilering from violent pains
in the stomach, and his departure for Freid.
rishruhe has been postponed.
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The temperance organ Of Tennessee Ia
called the Broadax, q choppine nam.
threatening 10 barrels and bottle necks,
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WHAT WE CLAIM

we are to-day offering Suits of Clothes at prices that
are wace ey III ar t han those that
They lack our advantages, and must, therefore rank
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HOW 1T is DONE

People trading with us receive every benefit tbo+ WA
derive rom Reeping clothing buyer in the market all
the season. and trust the proper feeDo of @ 9y
orders d f e some caa a. parties at the
it assoon as the has sufficiently waned for nam
tactures to crowd the market Wecan thus sell our Gus
toners goods for less than competitors paw for them
and still leave ourselves a moderate and eypense
paying profit. >P
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subject of discussion by the cabinet to NOR.

1
! James Wheeler, of Tennessee, an agent IN
tue nlefusi revenue service, at present on
duty In Ohio, has rendered his resignation
to the commissioner Of internal revsnns
taking effect July l, to accept position oi
deputy collector OF internal reyenue nj
owensboro, Kentucky.
1eneral w. I. Clarke, of Texas. CHIEF
clerk OF the internal revenue bureau. kss
also resigned, to take effect July Ist. and
VIII De appointed revenue agent. vice
Wheeler, resigned The vacancy in the
once OF chief clerk will be filled tenn porari.
" by Walcott Lay. clerk in that otice.
ueneral Clarke has been an able officer and
acuve under General Raum in bringing
tns internal revenue service to its present
Did the Handsome,
HARTFORD. Conn.,, June I.-The Wash.
inston Light Infantry. of Charleston, South
Carolina, arrived from Hew Haven and
we're welcomed by salute of thirteen puns
and escorted by the city battalions and
First regiment Of the National
1uards TO the srmory, where
welcoming addresses were made by
the mayor: Colonel Barbour and Governor
Maiker. Responses were made by Mayor
courtney. OF Charleston, and ex-Attorney.
General fusmau', Of South Carolina. Far.
ther addresses were made by James L.
Barbour, on behalf Of the visitors
to Charleston In 1881. to which
State senator Buist, Of Charleston.
replied. The city ishandsomely decorated.
The Charleston tag flies frow the city hall.
aud the Citadel flag, of Charleston, frow the
state capitol. The Palmetto flag is twined
with the Connecticut dag at the armory
ana elsewhere. The visitors were warmly
night a reception is given by Colonel
Barbam, Mayor Bolkley and ex.Lieuten.
ant Governor Bolkley.
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GOLDSMITH BROTHERS

Having had New York ransackcd
during the past ten days in search of
Special Bargains, we are now ena-
bled to offer New Goods at prices
never heard of before in Dallas.
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Goldsmith Brothers Bargains catch the
crowd, and holds them, too. Try them! Buy
them Nothing like them!
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GENUINE MANILA HATS sold everywhere
from &S to $780,
We are selling them AT ONLY $3.50
each.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
The Old BirChen Switch.

How dear 10 my heart are the schooldays OF
ChildhOOd
Whon no care or contritlon my wild spirit
know
The DrChard. robbed our ,arks in tho Wild
WOOa,
THE schoo.houso ana grove where the birch
switches grew;
the row Of mud pies with toe marks inn
nriuicd
li'w wcy rush to my sight at fond momory's
car:
The old cider mil with druup.t. never stntod,
""' 'u' -Wilcn maj hHuE nigh on the old
no" me youngsters assembled In terror oft
trnmbcl
A. ihal ulccutllng switch cnmc down from
the wal,
That knot" old switch in my mind is abiding,
FOR OFT whtn returned with some wild truant
received, with that switch, the most mcrci-
The toughest and sorc.t boy'nature could
stand
Unlike tho Old bucket no moss was adhcaring.
VINE pcbhlcd bottom Was touched when
No pure sense Of coolncss ere marked its APP
But marked each descent with jump and
yell,
Oh! viewed it with Ioathing, for no under.
clothing
Broke the force Of those blows as so swiftly
They fol-
member with trcmb ing, one grim little
madam
VINO taught me the rudimcnts, pot.hooks and
H.l
And VINO thought to cxpel an the sin eft By
Adam,
BY rhra-ning it out with that switch on the
I'VE been norscd DER the knees of that maqcp
With my back 10 tie foe and my fac, to the
floor
And Thought how fools pirate Of tie soft
touch Of woman.
lr each touch drew blister each stroke
Wuk" roar.
IN tHHl day Of tough switches ana very thin
brooches,
When correction was pressed both behind and
Iciuru
survived nIl the blows and married the
daughter
81 That muscular SChuOrmdrm whose blows
TED IKE rain;
Now her ,roGu,.n grand.cnildrcn defy her
with laughter:
lhcir tricks .hr apprUvcS-mnc she punished
Aud though | remember of no intcrccing
When sh" put in the Hcks with switch or
rue,
If praudcbId I spank there's a grand.
us 'ha RAINY wuo whacd me Of old IN the
>ru0p',
w.t. her toughest OF swtchc., her sbarpcs,
of -uIiCh,..
Tint startled aioguc ike the KICK Of a niue.
How No beast of advance in The secrets ~
learning,
How to cram the young head, We take utl.
ulu pains,
And forget inward pang- yrd tn blister.
ana huruUg
Iwi NO" switch ha'h oft quirkoucd bolh
cuu.Ciy1c and h,irn.
To four minor SENSES wc 10 often appealing
y cT uu 10 oar aid erection We cfn.
lln 'Hnt oii bottom son,C tic keen sense -
feeling,
~ longer ;hr rorno'oih persuade or appal
VI 8. VIl'' u'.Hiuu, OrtoIc
lhDIrsH InIssIon to-day for thai switch from
tloval
-Plmrr LMn...L LnnrnA.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14

Asthma. or chronic dyspnra, a tor
Dor OF the scml-voluntary muscles
which effect the process, Of respira-
ton. ha, thus Tar not been traced to its
original cause Professor Reese a.
clIDes it Ioa spaSm OF the muscular
r0rc~ lncluSng the bronchial tubes
DR.. f. Book defines 1t a. a diminished
elasticity Of the pulmonary air-cell,,
caused by an undue dIlation ui the
lungs c., in violent cNercl>e). Vile
min considers 1t as a purely nervous al
fiction. In its most frequent form,
however, il seems 10 be a legacy of al.
rested tuberculosis intermittent az
lection induced by a tendency to a pul-
monarytorpOr that may remain latent for
an indefinite time, but unmiStakabll
connected with an asthcnic proXimate
cause Chronic asthma, in the StrlCtest
sense OF the word, occurs only during
the Ia ST stage Of pulmonary consump-
ton. When the lungs lave been re-
duced to a certain degree, their utmost
activity is insufficient to supply the
needs Of the organism, and the patient
suffers the fortunes OF an irremediabIe
air famine. The automatic action Of
the lungs has 20 be supplemented by a
desperate effort the motions of the con.
tracted organ become spaSmodic and
Wheeling, the sufferer is unable 10
breathe in horizontal position and after
short sumbcr awakens with a sense
OF sutlocation. But chronic DISPOSE
ton TO all these symptoms in their en-
IRENE malignty may exist without a
phthisical diathesiS, and remain latent
for weeks and years The exciting
cause generally operates without a mo-
ment' warning. During the laboriouS
digestion of heavy dinner or even
after n moderate meal, eaten on a Sultry
day, the process Of respiration begins
10 alternate with inert pauSeS relieved
al first by an occasional yawn, by-and-
10y only by a violent gasp feeling OF
unnasinuSs SupcrVcnes, the air deficit
becomes more and more pcrccptiblc
and the patient suddenly realizes that
he j. booked for a tive days struggle
with pulmonary torpOr Changes Of
temperature, Il sudden ihaw in milwin-
ter, or a snIlrv dGy after u prOtrartcd
rain, have similar tendency, but the
most frequent approximate cause iSvio.
lent mental emotion fear anxiety and
especially suppressed anger Nothing
else 50 slrikjngly illustrates the intimate
intcracion of mental and physical con-
dtjons rs this sudden pathological
effect of a purely physical cause. ~ Dr.
FeitI l.. Oswaid, IN iopNiar scjcRcc
MoWhF for SEPTEMBER
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
A les. Of LnYa.


-, ABOUT e.Gnj or Ten wears ago, Dr.
lo"h, OF h'ii.'i MIrn, was called to
attend poor ".ti VINO ia, very sick
WIN ieNrr she seemed 10 have
sU"h- utSHe 10 i've through her SICK
ness when was IphG ava h'''ou', and
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14

Waiter hobcgan, you may bring
the Spring chicken, piece of lamb.
choice cut Of
He was interrupted by the appear
unce Of friend, who chattcd with him
tor three on four minutes and then lcil.
Waiter how far had got?' asked
the gentleman.
you were going to order choice
,ut.
"Ah, Yes. was then under the
impression that the West was ENJOYING
tine weather, and the wheat wa, being
harvested in fine shape Nv friend
say, it has been raining every day for a
fortnight, the harvest is DELAYED and
wheat is being badly damaged, Wait
err"
Yes, sir,
"l'll make a new order, ba>ei upon
falling of OF - per cent, in the crop.
Bring me a dish Of pork aud beans and
glass Of mi kI'- Um street NgwS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
Eoo3,ed into the Air by an Elk,


Hunting elk in Dakota we followed up
the trail and saw three eIks 30 over the
top OF neighborng HILL A little far
ther mp the gully we saw Charley stop
ana draw his knife aud give it graud
curve IN the air. We FASTENED 40 the
hillside and came in sight OF him lust n,
he planted one foot over the elk mead
and was standing aotrido OF It's neck
and shoulders, He took hold of one ear
and turned its head over aud its throat
upward and with loud whoop he
plunged the knife into its throat, aud at
about the same instant was suddenly
hosted about ten feet into the air and
came down on his back and shoulders.
The elk was up and made half dozen
mad pungcs, but Charley gra.pcd his
rifle aud Shot it through the body,
knocking II down TO stay. We went
up to Inn and were surprised to see his
coat split up the back and one lcg Of his
trousers torn nearly of,
What in the world have you been
doing?' asked.
Goa, my leg is broken . Oh, my
that elk has killed me Ny rib, are all
broken Oh, dear me = and with that
he tainted dead away.
A handful of snow rubbed over his
face soon revived him.
Charley still limps slightly, and his
ribs are still black As bass, lie Say,
he don like Elk meat much, and when
he begin, to tell Of his exploits We nave
only to ask him if he was sticking cihs.
and it winds him up then and there. -
AmgicaR FisH
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
The Daily Bulletin.


"My son, said a genial faced old
gentleman 10 his twclyc-ycar.0ld pride
rs they stood on the crossing awaiting
the arrival OF a homrward bound car
"DO you see the young man on the
corner over there, resting his anatomy
against woodeA image Of the dcfunct
Pocahontas and his eyes upon every
woman and young girl that passes by?'
"YOu do, well, take good look at
him my young fellow, for. if ever
catch YOU doing likewise, it will be my
painful duty to disown YOU, which
would bring sorrow TO your old fathers
heart; but I'll do ii, ~
"Who is that man, papa, and what
does he do that you speak Of him sop
THAT, my son, Is Il prime specimen
Of creature they call a "masher,n
and you'll find them in scores here
about every day when the sun is out.
They dress in the finest raimcnt, fash.
ionably cut, wear toOth-pick shoes,
electromagnetic pants and are gcuer-
ally seen smoking those brain stupliiers
known as cigarettes; having no visible
means of support, and seemingly no
other occupation than that OF posing
peacock like on the street corners og.
linz women and staring them out Of
counlenancc, They are the worst pesl-
Ient.al nu's1nCcs that society harbors,
dISgracing not only themselves, but
their parents, who brought them up
aud endeayorcd H. school them in the
way they should 90. Their efforts to
educate them up 10 good principle, Of
conduct, and standard Of manine,s
that commands respect however, have
proven "a failure love, labor lost, as
it were.
But, father, said the rising youth,
"I'ii never he like them.
II nope for heaven sake YOU never
will, If | thought my sole remaining
ioy would Join the brainleSS, scnSeleSS
brotherhood, I'd 90 around to an under
taker this very night and order colin
in advance, Yes, my son, take to
heart these few remarks I've made on
the Washers, and may YOU grow up TO
be manly fellow, improving your
mind, cu.t.yatiug brain and common
sense. Go very little into what i,
known as fashionable society, where the
standard OF recognition appears to be
greenbackS, instead OF character and
real worth that it should be- From
here graduate, the largest majority Of
masner, regular blackguardS that they
aye. No my sou, don't blossom forth
"a ma,her TOR I'd much rather see
Mt I.li B..
the State. Here comes an Indians
avenue car at last, catch on and think
over what I've been talking to you
about, and heed the advice given. --
cheek.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
Paras j Filtration,

Pockct-handkerchcf flirting has gone
entirely out Of the fashion, at least so
say the girls at Long Branch Parasol
Irritation is the latest accomplishment
in the art. The covered and figured
heads are symbolic, plain crook mean.
inc honesty of intention, a swans head
coyneSs, crutch sympathetic n hound
devotion, and so on. The parasol car
ried plump overhead means keep away,
as it ia necessary to look about, Slight
" on one side flashes the intelligence
that the approach must be deferred
Thrown. over the back conveys the in
timatiolN,hat the coast is clear Car
red way forward intimates that discrc-
ton must be exercised Swinging
round in the hnnd is danger signal,
meaning 90 away as quickly as possible,
Held close down over tho head means
secrecy There is no significance IN
color, as this, II not matter of taste,
is regulated by the dress, -- Cor ~ y
JomnM
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
Gemmed with Pearls.

y mouth gemmed with pearls flashes
radiance every time IT opens, Tbs contrast
between the ruby of lovely lips and the
pesrly teeth they enclosed has winged the
fancy of many poet. SOIODONT fair
ones, Is the thing that most contributes to
adorn the feminine mouth 1t is pure, it is
aromatic, it retains the natural color of teeth
incrusted with yellow tartar No gritty or
other Objectionable ingredient contaminates
II, It's odor is balmy, and it puri6es opera
through.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
ST, 600 REWARD.

VIII be pnid to any Chemist who will aud, on
analysis of 100 bottles Of 5 5, S a., one particle Of
mercury, iodide potassium, or any mineral sub.
stance, THE SWIFrSPECIFIC co.
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
sS' Write for the little Book, which will be
mailed fee.
Price; Small size, 81 90 per bottle. Large
size 'hold.ng double quantity ~ IS bottle All
Druggists cell IT,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14

The Best Salve n the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chllhlains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles. 1t is guaranteed to give per.
feet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
IS cents per box. For sale by Barclay
Brothers
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14

From Col. &. II. Msckey, 33d Iowa In
fsutry; ITO persons afflicted with Catarrh,
would state that have derived more ben
eft from Elys Cream Balm than anything
else have ever tried. | have now been
using it for three months and am expert.
encng no trouble from Catarrh whatever
| have been a sufferer for twenty years. C.
II. MaCkeY, SlgOurney, Feby %, 1882.