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NrAMp CHANG g.
The Three Cent stamps Exhausted-Prc.
paripg for Cheap Postage.


WASHINGTON, D. O., September 9S.-The
supply Of three cent postage stamps in the
hands Of the contractors became exhausted
yesterday, and unless imperative orders
are received from some Of the prominent
Offices tomorrow no more will be printed.
The new two cent and four cent stamps
have been supplied to nearly all the larger
Offices, and It Is expected that on the first
proximo nearly all the three cent stamps
now held by postmasters will be exhausted.
All issues Of obsolete designs will, however,
continue to be received in payment Of
postage except those OF 1S47 and 1851.
which were declared Of no value during
the war when numbers Of postmasters in
the seceding States holding stamps OF those
Issues had failed to make good their no.
counts, and in order 70 prevent their i'm.
proper use Congress nplllfed their value
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PREJUDICE OF TIE ENGLISH.

PREJUDICE oF TIE kNULlsH'
This conversation, said the Hon. John
Ments, ono Of the pioneers ol Oregon, re-
csiyed few days after 1t occurred at The
Dalles on the Columbia river. introduce
1t in this letter to give your readers au idea
both OF the astonisament and prejudice Of
the English against the early pioneers Of
this county aud Of the spirit that animated
those pioneers EVEN at that early day when
their footing here az against tho powerful
(English) Hudson Bay Company aud the
Indians was 10 precarIous.
The came man said that his company
left Missouri in the spring ot lS44, and on
the 4 h OF July following had only reached
tho fork OF Blue river several days journey
east OF the Platte. They were, for instance,
detained lG days on the east bank Of Yer.
million creek. To ietryth the wagons over a
good sized creek he said that 1t was neees-
essary 10 cut two large trees aud hollow
them out with axes in the shape OF rude
c,noes, aud secure them together the right
distance apart, and then run the wagons
into these canoes go that the different sides
of the WAGON occupied separate cano 8, and
that thus ihe wagons and their contents, in
the shape OF chattels and famtliis were fer
red over creeks md river, the t, atns and
loose horsts being made To Raim and q
Young man heiug r q9irtd to jump III wi h
each one OF the first tive or Six oxen to
guide then to tho landing plaCe on the OPP
posi,e side.
is i.Any wonder that thA D'i.ish con.
s;dsred he ssttlemeut Of this country by
OVERLAP 4 immigration az inprActtcable?
TgE RxpRpItioS OF LEWIS AND CLARK.
There is iaCt connected with the
famous xpsdilion ef LsHis and Clark to
this country as early as 1901, that / have
learned sinca my arrival on this coast, that
NAV be Of interest to your readers, As Is
well known, President G'rson was the
patron OF that memorable overland expe-
dllion. His idea was to open Gpmmnni-
cation bstween the valley OF the Mlssissip.
pi and the Pacific ocean Us y means oil
Communication with lndia aud the eastern
coast ot Asia. He believed that two cir.
cnuStances would indnce the introduction
OF East India ghots upon the ronte otthe
Columbia and NlsslurirlverS. First, the
goods tu b. introduced wers Of littls weight,
small hnlk and great value; second, the
ascent oi the O0lumhis WIS short and the
descent Cf the Missouri on the cast side o.
the Rocky Mountaiss was long, and he
thought that ths trade with Onina and In
dla might be diverted to this channel acrosl
ithe continent, and might result in pouring
a flood Of commerce upon our Western
coask He reasoned that this coRmsrc'
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Irsto be regretted that the meeting an
rouuced for Bridgeport this evening, to
IN addressed by Hon. Ben Butterworth'
xiII have to be postponed on account oi
NJ, Bu,terworth's inability TO be present.
However, the Bridgeporters should all go
M 70 Martins Ferry and hear Capt. Dan
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A Rlg Foot Race.

TlrusvILLE, Pa, September 2S.-The
most notable event in sporting circles that
has occurred in the oil region for many
years took place yesterday at the Fair
Grounds in the presence Of 5000 specta-
tors. The contest was foot race Of 100
yards between Tim Haggerty, OF Warren,
Pa, and All. Love, OF this place, Tor SlOO
side and $50 gate money. HaRgerty won
In l6f seconds. Some made the time 10
seconds, which equals the best record in
England or America.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

The race among the leaders IN the Amer.
ican Association Is close and exciting.
The Athletics now lead by one game over st.
Louip, with two games yet to play with the
Eclipse, and fair prospect Of losing both
OF them, II they do, and St. Louis wins the
game with Allegheny, (Which Is almost a
certainty,) 1t will leave St Louis and
Athletic tie for first place.
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Tnx Moryantown MN Dominion and the
Paint Pleasant Register have come out for
Inn Inn H. G. Davis for Governor. These
're m the onIy Democratic journals booming
tbe ISrELliGRScER's ticket at present.
Pairrloia Iader.
"At present" shows great presence oil
mind. The boys are expected to wheel
into line and echo the boom for the slate
ticket at a later date. They will be there
when the roll Is called.
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Trr Cincinnati Ee,rs-JO'Tnat has EN-
r,oypd J. II. Woodard, "Jayhawker," late
II The Enquirer. This is an endorsement
n ,bs character Of the man who says
.bs Democratic nomination for Governor
rost Hoadly $4,000. r
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Inrreit,. Pature EmpIeyment.

PrrrspuReH, September 2s-John Jar
rett, the retiring President Of the Amalga-
mated Association, has been employed by
American Iron and Tin Plate Association
ne general managing agent 10 take charge Of
the matter OF working up high tariff senti.
ment In favor. oi this industry, which Ia
almost wholly unprotected,
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sxcs the able statesman Of the Penn.
.,l,,pis legislature draw no pay for their
's,,ices the body has been thinning out
., sn;,s rapidly until fears are expressed that
Io ", enough will be left to adjourn.
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Power on tnr MexIean const.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL September 2S.-The
Bulletins special from Guaymas, Mexico,
regarding the yellow fever on the Mexican
coast says universal panic existed at
Hermosllla on the 26th. Twelve
deaths were recorded between s A
N. and 10 r. NJ. with large
increase Of new cases. Il Is estimated 1000
people are down wilhthe fever. Seventy.
i've per cent Of the houses have one OF
more sick. The heat isoppressive, ranging
500 10 1862,
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nsvocnArlc politicians do not take as
.."b interest in the late National Con-
wv, .,ioD Of colored men at Louisville as
,Ssy did before it was held.
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7or monumental joke of the Ohio cam.
Ia" l. the accusation Of Inconsistency
p..I.1 a, the Cincinnati Enquirer by the
s,.rbsnyille GG:cltG.
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FoREIoN plAsHEs,

Rev. John Kinnear, D. D., Liberal mem.
ber Of Parliament from Donegal, died yes.
terday, sged59. = TX g 81 81
Negotiations upon TonSnin will be- con.
Quoted by Tricon, French Minister to
ChlnA. ~ llls.l.f .sL Y. u ! ~
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B,sEBll.L COS NTgsT.

The S'audIug OF he League and Ameri
can Assoc'R ION Gibbs.
There Is no change in the position Of the
League teams since our last record. Bos.
ton is sure winner by at least three games,
and the other clnbs will follow in the order
given ia the table below, which includes
games played Thursday eth.
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At New York-Detroit, Z; New York, 2,
At Louisyille-Eclipse. Q; Athletics, 4
AT Boston-C Cleveland, 2; Boston, Q.
AT tProvidence-Bufialo, 9; Providence, 5,
Observation-Disclosures, Z; Philad'a, /.
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The Spanish Cabinet feel confident the
hostility manifested In the French pres
will not affect the reception in France ol
] Alfonso.
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Che GnteItigettter.
Sdirs. Hos. % H"d "a fonrleen.n s.lee.:

r,,, American Bankers Association
~. ~" At Louisville October 10 and II.
&Ss @ssI ,onics to be discussed cover q wide
.,,,e Of interest.
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BEATING ALL RECORDS.

The unfinished fourth heat OF the proies.
scnal race was then called to be rowed
over, owing to Elliott fouling Hosmer. 1t
proved the most interesting Of the regatta.
Hosmer led at the start with Priddy sec.
ond aud Ten Eyck in the rear. At the
three quarters Ten Eyck passed Pricdy and
closed in on Hosmer, who commenced 10
pull for the balance OF the heat, and the
race was msgnificiently rowed. Both men
worked hard, but Ten Eyck was unable to
pass Hosmer, who spurted at The finish and
came in a length ahead in the remarkable
time Of 20:3, beating all records. Ten Eyck's
time was also extraordinary, being zoos.
Tomorrow will be the final and greatest
day Of the week. The programme will
consist ef the final heats Of the veteran pro.
iessional single scull consolation and four
cared races.
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o,poNNEL,s TaIAL,
Substance OF the Testimony Against In-
former Cary e's slayer.

LONDON, September 2s.-o'D 'Donnell, the
murderer OF Carey, was this morning
brought before Magistrate Flowers, at the
Bow street Court when the examination
was resumed. y,
0'Donnell was brought to the Court,
under strong guard. The court room;
was crowded. Among those present were
J. G. McCoan, NJ. p, for Wicklow, and
Arthur o 'Connor, M. p, for Queens county.
Sullivan, counsel for o'Donnell, cross.
examined James Parish, servant on the
steamer Melrose, and Thomas Jones, boat.
swain, but elicited from them nothing new.
When the latter repeated 0iDonnell,s ex.
preston to Mira Carey, "1did not do It. !,
the prisoner, who maintained q cool de-
meanor throughout the examination, smiled
as II the expression amused him. Parish
testified he saw no evidence Of passion on
the part Of o Donnell during the shooting.
Both Parish and Boatswainlt y ones testified
they saw no struggle between o'Donnell
and Carey.
A son Of Carey, cross examined, stated
0'Donnell was sitting when ha fred the
first shot at his father, aud that his father
did not grapple with 0'Donnell. He ad-
mitted he might have testified, when under
examination ut Cape Town, that 0'Don-
nell said to Mrs. Carey. ~ had 10 do it.n
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i WAS SENT TO 10 IT.

The witness maintained, however, his
statement OF Tuesday was correct, viz:
That o'Donnell used the words II was
sent to do it." until he was closely pressed
by his cross.examiner, when he said he was
not quito clear what were the words really
used by o 0'Donnell. Ms. Carey, widow Of
the murdered informer, was called. She
appeared in deep mourning, and excited
special interest among the spectators,
and several murmurs Of sympathy were
heard. In giving her testimony she re-
counted the incidents OF the voyage, cor
roborating other witnesses In regard 10 the
circumstances OF the murder, except that
she swore that after her husband was shot
she said to o'Donnell, "you shot my hus-,
band" O'Dounell replied, "Don't blame
me; was sent 10 do It." Whereupon the
woman who was with him said, "Don't
mind, 0'Donnel; you are no intormer.n
The croas-exanination Of Mrs. Carey by
Sullivan failed IN shake her testimony. She
denied that she had talked to her son about
his evidence. Magistrate Flowers asked
0'Donnell II be had anything to say in an
swer to the charge Of the murder oi Carey.
0'Donnell replied, mot at present. The
prisoner was then ordered TO stand com-i
lnitted for trial at the next session Of the
Central Criminal Court. ~,
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had enriched the world; that all the great
nations OF the earth had enjoyed the riches
Of the East and why not the American re.

nations OF the earth had enjoyed the fiches
Of the East and why not the American re.
This idea Of Mr.. Jefferson had much to
do with the early agitation OF the Cont
mental Pacific railroads that have been at
last built, and one hears the same idea
mentioned now. John Leary, Of Puget
Sound, laid stress upon 1t in the conyersa-
ton with him, which l Ireported in form.
er letter. As yet, it seems to be far of
dream. Our whole trade with China, ex-
ports and imports, Is less than twenty-six
millions OF dollars, out Of total OF about
1900 millions with all nations, and Of this
less than six millions are exports. Aud
while British linda has commerce OF about
700 millions, the share Of the United States
in 1t is 80 Insignificant as to be classed un-
der the general head OF "All other nations"
and not specified separately in the Ameri-
can almanac for 1883.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-15
TIE COURTS
SUPREME COURT.

Dallas & Wichita Railway VS.. Spicker,
FROM Dallas county. Opinion by Justice
Stsyton. Thc.petition shows the plaintiff
is not the sole beneficiary, entitled TO share
In damages to be recovered for the alleeed
injuries resulting from the death of her hus.
band. 1t expressly alleges the existence,
name and residence of his mother and does
not profess to prosecute the action for the
benefit Of the mother as well rs for her II.
Held Plaintiff having introduced aseNj.
dence to enable the Jury to prGrorly appoi
ion the amage TO be recovered, between
the mother aud herself, and the court
charge expressly direeaing the jury 10 con
elder the matter anu amount oil the damage
70 plaintiff alone, she could not recover al
though no objection TO the petition wa
made in ',nis regard. Held further, bad u
suit hcen prosecuted Tor the benefit Of
mother Ms well he plaintiff, and ev,
7, intruduced 10 show what
resulted TO the respective behthcf
The Jury had louud The mothe
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The Dallas Board of Trade will meet

The Dallas Board of Trade will meet
their many friends and the public at al
hours OF the day or night at their magni Il
cent saloon and billiard hall, corner o
Main and Austin streets, with the best
wines, liquors and cigars, and polite NJ
tendance. Their billiard hall is The finest
and largest in the city, aud their tables are
new and second to none IN the state.
When YOU want good drink or cigar
don't forget the Board OF Trade.
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Among the institutions that have grown
with Dallas growth, and strengthened with
her strength, is the hostelry of Alfred Kent.
Commencing in rather limited and expert
mental style, Kent has gradually advanced
in proportions until his house has attained
all the comforts of the English inn, with the
modern improvements of the American
system of elegant landlordshp. Whilst 1t
is true that mot every man can keep a ho-
Tel, ;" yet it is exceptionally conceded that
Kent can His secret IL all open one. Sub
stantial, choice and well cooked viands,
clean and cheerful rooms the exercise OF
an unobtrusive courtesy that creates the
prevalence OF true home feelings among the
guests are the only appliances he has EN-
ployed to make his house the most popular
of Dallas hotels, You see it all by his cleo
trio lights
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To the Travelling pmbllc

Ticket Office, Gull, Colorado y Santa Fe Rail.
way, Dallas May ,, ISIS:
The Gould lines declining to receive our
tickets does not interfere as many have
inferred, with our through business to New
Orleans and points beyond us our route is
via Houston ana the star and Crescent
Line to New Orleans.
Only two changes by our line TO Chicago,
Louisville, Cincinnati, Baltimore, Wash.
ington. Philadelphia, New York, both OF
| which are in union depots. Come and see
us before purchasing tickets for any point
north or east. Il. Il. FosplcH,
Ticket Agent
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NOTICE.


During the sWngeriest trains vii! leave
kaufman for Dallas at 7S0 O'Clock a. M,
arriving at Dallas at 9:i5 o'clock q. M.
Returning, leave Dallas Tor Kaufman and
way stations at 4;30 O'Clock p. m. ana II
clock midnight.
All trains will arrive at and leave from
the Union depot. w. w. SrMoNps,
Superintendent.
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Presses.
The Abilene Reporter wants to hny a
good secondhand power.press and n Wash
ipgton hand.prsss for 8 column paper. Ad'
dress, with price ana terms -
Z. L. GiL,2tnr.
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,,,,,,,,,,m,,,,,,r., and n,l,der..

Sptlte To Contractors aud Builders.
desire to state that, as number OF par
tics who wish to submit bids on the opera
house, have not had an opportunity of see
inv The plans and specifications, the time
Tor receiving bids Is extended until j.
O'Clock Tuesday, May 10th.
A. ID, ALpRtpGH.
Secretary Dallas Opera.huusu Co
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SECRETARY pa


Strangers attending swnEeriest are coidi-
ally invited to visit the Female College dur
ing their stay In the city;. Regular session
Il, m a. IN. 10 1 y. nj. Primary. callstA.-
MICS, 10 a. m; military and dumb bell drill,
$50 p. M, daily.
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sudden Changes
of the weather often causes Pulmonary
Bronchial and Asthma,ic troubles Browns
Bronchial rroches will alay the irritation
which induces coughing. Sold only In
I boxes. Price % cents.
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Eup,On vi, =,
Sometimes inferior and dangerous oils
ie sold as Eupon Oil, therefore we espc'
cialy urge consumers to take care that
hey obtain th. genuine article.
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CURE YOURSELF

Dr. hohannan Vegetable. curative Ia war
ranied To p. rmnnently cure all forms Of spermA-
lorthca OF Seminal Weakness, General Debility,
lmpoiency, etc, and restores Lost Power and
brings back the Youthful Vigor' Of those who
have destroyed II by sexual excuses or evil
practicee In from two To seven weeks time, Thn
remedy. which has been used by DIR, Bohannau
In his private prscice for over thirty years was
never known To fail In curing even he WORST
CASES. II gives vitality aud impArts energy
with wonderful effect TO these middle .agcd n en-
who feel weakness beyond their years, Its In.
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men suffering from the consequences Of that
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| strength ana elasticity Of spirits at once, M N
acts directly on the unfts nj eot,d "A sooihinl
and healing tonic and anody no 10 tie relaxed
seminal vesicles and irri'ated ducts, impartlut
power aud tone and restoring them 10 their nst
u'a state the same as II the banelul habit had
never been INDUCED IN. The ingrediems arc
| stumble productions OF naturc-bafks, rootE
herbs, ETC.. and are specific for the above dis.
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| Will give clear dc ineation 81 the nature
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SAMPLE FIR EE
Neurosone, NEW Ncryc.ilfc, Strength and
NlgOrl ~ . positive restorative for the Loss of
Manly Vigor In Young, Middle.Aged and
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itmt IA Weaknt IS, ana Kindred ailments,
hii t,ndard Rec Wy Is n certain cure and
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PRIVATE MEDICAL glide

Fine slde-wheei Passenger Steamers
biit!yw t,9l ~, 81; LOUIS HANNIBAL, QUINCY,
IDoAavENPoRT, CLINTON. DUBUQUE,
LhohossE, BIT PAUL and MINNEAPOIIB.
~ Paul Packets leave II. Louis every Monday We'd.
nesday aud Friday, At pm. Quincy Keokuk Pack.
cts leave - louis daily Sunday excepted, at tp.m
,Excursion Tickets ut low rates 20 st. Paul, Lake
Minn.tonka and all Northern Summer Resorts brpot
and chsepestioute TO Dakota, Montana and Manitoba
roI Illustrated Guide Book time tables, passenger
and freight rites and other Information, address.
v. 81. LouIs& ST. PAUL PACKET Cd.
MnhrihnMt font of Ollln NJ. No
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-13

Mr.. 8. +. Sahm yesterday sold bis in
terest in the commission business OF
Sahm d Barlow to Mr.. b. Barlow, who
will in the future conduct the entire
business.
correspondent from Olympia re-
ports the marriage in that city, on the
7th instant, by Rev. J. X. Thompson, of
Charles Hall and Miss Lizzie Wren,
and Elijah Macarthur TO Miss Axnes
Wren, all of Tacoma.
Several county roads are being peti-
toned for, which viii open mp = number
OF new sections and accommodate many
new settlers. Good roads are very
necessary adjuncts of prosperous
oo1nty. Not much headway aan he
made without them, but onos they are
established clearings are made and
farms opened, where nothing before ex-
listed bat wild and tangled woods. Let
every one aid in establishing good wagon
roads.
The work Of excavating for the new
hotel goes On steadily, and good head
way Is being made. On Monday last
the surveyors located the lines and drove
the necessary stakes, 20 that whom the
foundation IL ready 10 be laid, the work
may begin promptly. The house BE-
longing to Mr.. Otis Sprague will prob
ably be removed soon, a. arrangements
are TO be made today 10 that end. There
10 10 be no halt in any part Of the work.
and every one may feel assured that the
hotel project will be pushed forward
steadily until completed. Ledger.