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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-18


i''f N"HNl iN' IL rMHl' PRESENT AMP
N, n.,.rt ro,....nnn,lonna p,.,o, ,.I,or,i.a,
''Y'''' ''''''
en- 5tdtS ago an old lShelman, ha'-
tered ana bleached by many nor west
en- slahdlhS' win pipe ID mouth, call
ln7 io"StefS from ii car at the END OF
lAe steamboat WIlaI1 on Mount Desert
Island, was asked 10y summer visitor
from Boston, with whom he was well ac-
4uainteH, "MeI, tncle Jake, Ito YOU
| tblllN You can continue t" take SO many
lobstcls from the sea as You are now tax
ing without running out the supply!
After a few "hilis from his black clay
pipe, | pcie Jake, shutting up one eye III
deliberatc manner, ielked ont, Nv by,
| l-@r pleSS Yer, II everybody on the coast
| ShouId go 10 lnhSItf-ke1chin 1t wouldn't
make II" uIfltfehce III the ketch. ne
more yer htlcn tl'e faster the talnai clit-
| tefS breed. lie visitor, however, was
| not satisfied, and standing recently ON
the same wharf, having been told, much
| g ms surprise, at me IaTker House N
| Boston, before ieaN1ng that famous nos
tery, that Il salad he had ortered was
made OF "NoNa Scotia lobster he asked
4 spruce son OF ncIt Jake, the old man
having drawn his las! "traWI' several
! years since, "hE II was that no LOBSTER
cars were moored about the wharf as IN
former years? 'Cos there amt no lob-
SteIS, was the lac0hlr reply "But What
| has become OF them| was asked.
| 'SmackS Killed EN- all off, was the an
sWer "Smacks for the canning tacto-
lics? | Hcntured to suggest mo !;
market snl&ckS,' sald the ncipent hcie
Jake. This caused an investigation INTO
the particulars Of the case, and the 1oI-
lowing are the results
The lobster factories were a great
blessing to the fishing towns of Maine, as
they employed the "help,' that IS, the
men, women and children, the former
| plInclpally III catching, the latter IN pre-
pairing the lobster for canning, and the
business was looked upon by the better
and more thoughtful people as one OF
mutual interests. As long as there was
no large demand outside of the factories,
there was no danger Of running out the
supply, as the demand for canning, al
though large, was not likely to be sutfi
ciently large 10 diminish the supply seri-
ously; besides, self preservation involv-
ing in common interest the packers and
the inhabitants of fishing towns, COMPEL
ed Il regard for the pcrpetuati0n Of the
supply This was evnced by the manim-
ty with which all the principal packers
united with the fishing people to procure
the passage OF wholesome laws. regulat-
ing the taking of fish, and tending to
preserve them. But smacks from Mass
achusetts and New York began to de
scend upon the coast, increased continu-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-18

There is sort of fitness as it were in ''Beast"
Butler making cattle show speeches.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-18

/ smart at ALL then you'll have shooting
| pains in your arms and legs, and may be
| Your gums will begin to bleed. BY this
| time your whole body is covered with red
spots from the size of a silver dime up,
and in the course of Il few days You die
and are planted under the SNOW a few
feet, where the white wolves find You and
dig you out and gnaw your bones. That's
scurvy, and half the travellers i'll the Are
tic region die Of it.
"Wen, stepped away from the ship
expecting to be back in the course Of an
hour but | hadn't gone half a mile before
a hurricane came up I've htarn tell OF
the Billiards that they have out West
and | kind D fancy that they must be
something like this hurricane. The
! ground was all covered with loose, fine
snow dust, and the wind blew it forty
| ways for sunday, filling The air i'll ten
seconds SO full of it that / couldn't see
my hand before OF my face. knew that
| these storms sometimes lasted tUr hours,
| and as didn't see Il right smart chance
of shooting much but snow while it last
| ed, ! sorter thought | would make tracks
i back to the ship
but, bless my innocent soul. got
| turned around when the storm came up,
and | couldn't tell YOU where the ship
was no more n Adam. iuSt sco0pcd
! ont hole in the snow under me, and
there lay until the dust settled 50 that
| | could see my way, and. as told you, |
| didn't get back to the ship fer twenty
| four hours My gun was pretty rusty
and my years WAS troZe off, bur that was
| all, excepting that one Of the sick men
.oh tharo i l,,,',nr of all ,.;,I..,,l
Sizes in trrtir trnTrl rbn enid I. ,ha
yrrv Ir,st nart nt il IIn,, ,vn,,J wy,
| like to eat Wolves, hIdo Win rhn h,i, ,,'
II ,,nd ha,.. thn h.,, l,ind it
,'n,, in.i.Ia, fn, .,I,,.,,t +r,',,r,(.5 rI.'t
VA. mo nnr. ,,I.n o..,s ,',,,tf,. I,,.'.,,.,.
and I swear thr tirl,ling rnnt ,', ~; ~
w,rn, I'm. i, fnv bnm,s nr f,,,, ,,,,7,II
\n,I like to hayn tha nee hr,,l; t,hlo 'nI
wnrn rnnrinu ,rrn,s if and ,r;,.,, ~,
son,a rln.n m, tn ,,u, norlg a1b L.,,,,',,,
hrn,lin1 f,r ten n,inntns whnnaTs,. ,u,' n
v'nnII ,.7t,h =, hnl1 nf tha od,,o t,,i,,,,
mil yonrsrlf nnt2 And hon whrm = NV
diI ,r..t n,t bn,, ,,onli ,nr ill.,. 49, f,,i
the ,thermnmeter dawn 70 II Gegrans i,, n.'
lnw ~ tbaf >nrr hrn.rhas trn1n f.. ynn
and ,.,,,iI,,,+ L1,,,l ~ ,,,,, 5.,,'..,- ,,.;,,s
vnm feel ike vnn vera w, w,,ii" "i', in .,''(, r,
If cast. .irnn stnyn.ninns3 Tnn,d XIII
that yns ynr wonrd
..pnr can bern Srb,t,s ,,,,,. i,,tor,...+ j.,
tbosn things1 trn yn, ti,nj.inrnf >,,;n,r
M thnr. p
!, ~ w" ! ilielc,, "|'l''" !" EtI S"'i't
luea oi what the NlccIN party may ne
suffering
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-18

PINE TAR will kill the parasite that causes
Consumption. JADWIN'S TAR SYRUP con-
tains the proper quantity and quality.
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A COUGH or COLD that can not be cured
by JADWIN'S TAR SYRUP is unknown.
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There are two opinions about the new two
cent ,tamp-onc that it is the ugliest and the
other that it is the handsomest ever issued.
Both opinions have found their way into the
Journals scissorngs, and our readers can pay
their money and take their choice.
The Camden correspondent of the Rockland
Opinion having been asked as to his religious
principles, writes the following categorical ans
wer:
am a UnivcrSalist by profession; an 0rthO-
doX in practice; think the Baptist minister Il
model one in every respect; own Il pew in the
Methodist meetng-house, and attend the Episeo-
pal church. These comprise all the sects in our
village. and think my principles admirably
qualify me for the duties of a newspaper cor
respondent at the present day.
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II. NJ. Irwin, the editor and prose-poet of the
Franklin, Pa, Independent Press, thus pays
his respects to autumn:
"The skies they are ashen and sober" the air
has crisp feeling; the woods begin to fling
out their banners of crimson and mashed poke
berry; the despised and battered overcoat is
tenderly brought from its place of imprison-
ment; dainty bits of SCOT dance in myriatls in
the sad autumnal azure, or settle with infinite
tenderness on the broodng face of the way
farer; the coal-heap shrnks timidy and melts
away like spirit of the nj ght the chirp of the
belated bird, lingering on the scene of summer
joys, sounds desOate and forlorn, us if an
arrow had divided its heart in the branches
the airy tongues Of the autumn breeze syllable
requiem over the dying year. and from the
haunts of the dying hog floats the shrill squeal
that tells of his fall settlement with the pig
sticker. Passing away passing away" seems
to be written OH every prospect and echoed in
every sound. These are the signs of autumn,
and We've got EN-. However, there's nothing
strictly sad in the Ton to those who carry
music and warmth in their hearts, or to those
who deal in coal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-20
SUNDAY sAiILEs

An exchange discusses the ono.,;.
Are Men Growing Older2" All onr u' m.Is
acquaintances are. "a'e
Though the strawberry sbortcake be NJ,
w. ~ see. unst u not, u may be fooline thee.
by their fruits shall 70 know them. '"ss'
At this time Of the year the hear. ,.,,...
hang out prlctures Of the festive nn..
kids. '"o young
Men who devote their lives 10 nlav,n.,h.
game OF draughts generally die bsntr,S,ns" ..o
There Is nothing lett In the OK checker. p'''
A Cleveland paper says that John ssn,..
o. that city, shot himself on ths Scrsx
Side. A man who can't come anv n."su. "sn
the center than that had better pfactics
A burglar who was climbing mn N .
ret window on a ladder IL s,ra,,sa rr .v gar.
voice shouting, Halo, there whst S. Az ~ -.
waterp" e'"ss vi iresn
Mary must have a summer bonnst ), -.
marked Mrs. Rattler TO her huSband mi.
morning, "and think I will have M ' IA
straw pressed over for her." "A 'ohin, an an
the old block, suppose, !" rejoined 4. '"
The new style ofladies' hoss hsve A.. -.
bugs, etc., worked on them, The c,ss;is "a
THIS discovery belongs 10 the societv ~, ~ "
Dr.. x TO one Of his clisnts-.w.l, ,..
you are on your fset again. Hut vhat IN v,iI
your nephew ny when be knows n ~ y. \
have savsd youS' 'He inovs n ~ ~ !
M tekcn oho nsws bettsr (han I thevsSt ~
would-hut then I told I'm N vssSV % ~ -
lault." WssnN yo@v
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TYLER.

The Coiored Folks-Must Rise ,up and Ex
piain-Unprovoked Murder-Infant .In.
tered.
TYLER, June 19.-TSpecial. THE col.
ored population of the city and county an.
proprately observed to-day with parades,
music and speeches. There was good at.
tendance from neighboring counties, Hon.
Shack Roberts, of Harrison county. being
among the speakers.
The board of equalization have reached
the sixth letter of the inventories, register.
ing the names Of lao property owners to
cite before them to show cause why thew
are not worth more than they claim under
r, The negro, Kelly. knocked In the head
sunday, died late last evening. The coro.
voked murder.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
burst was inferred here to-day.
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pAlLA IEAAS WEDNESDAY, JUNE NSS-VOL XyX NO ooe

oy ex.Mayor Miller and Mr.. Zadek, both
snite ephilanthropists. The colored orators
Sere Elder Pardee. Rev. IL. l.. Trapp and
Professor Jackson.
Inc young lady members of the broom
S%r,,gade %,lg VIII give broom drlll to-nigh, al
Wnltes hall for the benefit of the Old
sSnooi fresbyterian church. The girls 90
through the manual OF arms like old sol.
worth seeing, "''
Two baseball mines have been organized
nere. They will challenge the Dallas club
snortly, after which they will contest Tor
the Championship of the state.
Mrs. Pauline Wood and her dap,h,s-
% Mrs' Mstchett, left this morning for Farm
vnle, virginia, where they Contemplate
spshding the summer months.
MAJOR u. Z. Heron, who has the con.
tract Tor the erection of water works Al
Denlson, Is in the city.
Inc Howard Oil company have given an
oruer Tor thirty cars of lumber, TO be used
III tne erection Of their immense warehouse
ior the storage Of cotton seed at this point,
Agents will travel from here east and ives,
GA the Texas & st. Louis railway, buyinr
seed, which will be shipped here Tor storage
and reshipped from here to Dallas as tbe
wants OF the mill demand.
1; d, Turner, Of Galveston, is here greet
ING his many friends.
temperature p3 In the shade.
=, Real estate is having a regular boom.
vacant lots on the east side have advanced
" per cent. IN the past year.
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TOLEDO, o., June l9.--The summer meet.
ing of the Tri-State Trotting association
commenced with fine weather, good track
and fair attendance. Class 2:2O-Purse.
5000; seven starters--lndex, Burns Min.
ME Wilkes, Hotspur Girl and Casteyura
drawn. Blanche H. was the favorite Al %
to 10 for the field: Alcyone, 1, 1, /; Nettie
r., 2,2,2 Kittie Woods, 4, 80 blanche
H., 3, Z; z; Mary c., 8, 8, 8: Franz
Patchen, 7, 4, A. Molle Harris, 8. & e
Time-2:Sl, 1854, 2:30. y -
Glass 2:25-Purse 5000; three starters
Ina G. drawn. Toney Newell was thr
iavorte, % to 10 for the field: Tonev
Newell, |, l, l; Cyclone, 2, 3, 9: willis
Woods. 3, ., 3. Time--229 1 2, $50 10.
2;3l 2.
CINCINNATI, June l9.-Chester Park run-
ming races second day, the weather was
breezy and clear, attendance fair track
lumpy.
First Race--All ages, mile and ouarter
dash; Lord Edward won; Olear. second.
Emile Boullier. third; Little Emily, Koyelo
and Ben Woodby also ran. Time-2:l7I.
Second Race-Ladies' stake for two-vear
olds, three-quarters Of mile dash Granite
won by neck; Miss Yates, second: Ascs.
Ion, third. Time-l2l.
Third Race-All ages, mile heat; Edwin.
2, l, 1; Barney Aaron, l, 9, 2; Whirlvind
distanced; Wellington, distanced. Time
l:49l, 1;4SA, 1i0t.
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oh'vAoo' June Wheat suffered de.
o,,ne this morning owing to the very heavy
9nerinss' which resulted in temporary
aecune OF ! l-2to 9 cents a busbel. IA was
afterwards AZ learned this was occaslonsd h~
Mp m. .. Nichols Il Co., who have been on tSs
S Su,i sue OF the market, closing out their
uyn,s, wh;st 4; a iumor followed that the firm.
onn mn,oh ~ raied as an exceptionally strong
c,ns,, cnv, mau isiied. This was Afterwards con.
naass,ye,y mss,my denied by Mr.. Nichols in erson
The h6S 6rm shs esi announcement on change that
was WA raadn ad naa ~ closed out all its deals and
OF this statement was the iona ~ ~ eteo' tSa
market. 'A' 'o"e OF the
=. feck " Bencher, who have been de,,,n, 4,
IN lard, suspended this morning. THAI
troubles are supposed to be due tS tho 20.
cent collapse In the market. w 'A' fe'
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TEMPLE.

Grand Preparations for the Barbecus-Dis-
tlnguished Speakers Invited-A Cbal-
leDge, Etc.
TEMPLE, June l9,-[Special. THE com.
mittee of arrangements for the barbecue
reported this evening. Invitations have
been extended to Hons. Richard Coke, r.
=. Mills; Olin Wellborn, Seth Shepherd,
COLONEL Fihdlay, Henry. Forman, Colonel
Governor Ireland, the chiefs Of the are %
companies OF the state and to members of
the press. "
The Temple gun club will shoot any team
IN the state from Ratiry trap, two balls In
Everybody In and around Temple are de-
the Infant Wonder" shall be A dav tbet
will be remembered by every one who Joins
In the celebration on The 10Th. '~"'
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WACO.


sentences fassed-sherifr Fined-r,..,o,
pAuon-A Reckless Rat-other MAI
tcrs. ""'-
WACO. June ia.-tSpecial. Pete Husb,.
sss convicted Of embeSzling horse, in The
district court to-day. and five years sem
ten ,enSe passed upon him at once; also on Nat
Bible convicted yesterday, for eight vs,,,
q IN Inc =. sheriff Of San Patricio county ~..
nned 500 for not executing nrocssa Vas
Newton Phipps case. p'o0eSs III tne
The JEFF Davis murder trial is set sor -
T., Inc negroes celebrated Emancipation law
IN grand style, good order was ohsorva3
anT everything passed Off quietly.
b, me upsetting of bottle of phospborus
oy rat in Hamlett q Klanhsr,s arns
Sors $40 Today nearly caused A serinns us dras
NO damage was done. 'o"o mrs.
M Inc inventory of the drug store of !. q
horner, recently assigned. WAS ti,ed ~ VI.
and amounts to s.. .9Sl ""' NV" 'o'uay
Mayor Wilkes lett this evening for woo,
sn e Wei,s, upon receiving a telegram no,;-
Ding MN that his wife, who has heen
spTsnuing some time there, was yerv IN
tonight about 8 O'Clock Henry McEsn
M,nr,a, wn,,e' stabbed, dangerously and probably
mortally wounded Adam Savior ons psorS
III East Waco, McFall escaped. The nin'
GERS are in hot pursuit ''"'
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FORT WORTH.

The Hallway Hospital-Doings Of the
Council-HymsniaI.
FORT WoRrH. June l9.-[Special I-Ofti-
oial information reached here today 10 the
effect that the railroad hospital for the
Gould system in Texas, Louisiana and
Arkansas, would be placed at this point.
The council in session tonight purchased
two school sites for s., 900, and ordered
plans for buildings TO be drafted at once.
The prostitute and Sunday law cues.
tions were discussed at length, the tinality
sired e' Wv
>, Alderman Elser marries Mrs. General
Byrne tomorrow morning at s o'Nock.
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MKINNEX

building Boom-PersonaI Polnts-De-
layed Malls-Etc.
McKINNEy, June l9.-ISpecial. .l-McKin.
ney has building boom on hand, mors
houses, both business and residences, will be
built this year than ever before.
w.. N. Wallis, one of our most estimable
citizens, and keeper Of experimental farm
lett this evening to make his futu,e home In
Dallas.
DR.. Markham has returned from Tennes
see. The Doctor says he was not aware so
many young men felt an interest in him be-
fore.
There is considerable complaint about
mail between this place and Dallas.
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BASTROP'

emancipation Celebration-Little Negro
Drowned-Matters In General
BOSTON, June l9.-[Special. THE negro
population celebrated the anniversary of
their emancipation to-day in grand style.
nearly all the negroes in the country were
mere they had a picnic and game Of
A negro child, nine years old. fall In tbs
river short distance below town to.dav
aud was drowned before assistance oonld be-
rendered. N'" w
work on the new court house Is pro.
crossing finely. Several other BUILDINGS
are also going up rapidly.
day. "'''' '' W.
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vompsn'ed by, Chesley 7. Adams and DIR
august fope, lett for Carthase this morn.
ns' anu tomorrow morning he will lead to
ne hymeneal altar Miss Lizzfs Rowlstf
9ne OF ranols county's iairest Daughters
evening. same
Our coiored fellow citizen, are celsbrs,i,,
,he anniversary OF their em.ncination =,
Snlon park, in grand style. The nun vii
''ese With grand ball tonight. W."
N. af; wood, OF the Home, and Murphy. nj
'ns rhonix insurance companies. are bsr.
me mechanics coop .ratiys store
pss psoss'ng out, and will retire from business
the work. WV "'"'n e'euit aid
me weather is as hot as blazss.
our stock OF ice is RUNNING sho,s In a.,
sequence OF the temporary disarraaeemsn,
Iavaln 10 tne ice factory. Everything Will be
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"OnCe n Subject" Etc

WASHINGTON, June l9.-The court Of
commissioners of Alabama claims to-day
decided that subjects of Great Britain re.
sizing at the time within the United Statss
ana sailing on the high seas
under the protection Of its flag were on, |.
nraced within the beneficial provisions ot
the Two acts establishing and re.estsbiisb.
ING the court OF commissioners Of Alabama
claims, on equal footing with all other resi.
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French Eacfa


rams. 10 Alta meeting Of / 800 social.
is's IN Mont Martre last night, resolution
stitution. '''o" VI 'Ie con-
H. La Liberte says: Negotiations between
i,,;nn Tta,ce and England in relation to the abo.
.n.ion aais OF capitolations in Tunis have Ind
satisfactory result, England agreeing ~
e'ys the right OF asylum in her Consulate.
hhIee Thousand five hundred troops
, Annamite auxilaries, besides landinr
parties rom the French squadron will mr..
riys T IN uonanin within fortnight,
w,,h n1 pIs MsalAEassy ENJOYS had an interview
NV sn na nr,.ne Miiiister Ferry yesterday before
had been received. II is thought ali fnr,har
negotiations are left In the hands oS A%.
gascar. Al ""u"'
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20
SAN ANTONIO.
a wedding In High Life-The Emancip,
tiOn Celebration.

A Wedding In High Life-The Emancipa-
tion Celebration.
sAN ANTONIO, June 19.-[Special. l-St
Marks Episcopal Cathedral was Glled with
the best OF San Antonio society last night,
who assembled to witness the nuptials of
MI Vinton l.. James and Sallie j. An.
drews, daughter of Colonel II. b. Andrews
the we'll known vice. president Of the Eden
railway line, and one OF San Antonio's first
citizens. The bridal presents were many
and handsome. The happy couple left this
evening by the Eden route for weddinp
tour In California.
The anniversary of the proclamation of
emancipation of the colored people from
the bondage of slavery In the United States
was duly celebrated here to-day, The pro.
cession formed on the military plaza and
marched thenceto San Pedro springs. where
the reading of the emancipation procisma.
ton and other exercises took place. The
Travis rifles from Austin were present and
participated.
We had slight shower this evening, but
only enough to create desire for more.
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CLEBURNE.

Base Ball-Cotton Seed OIL Mill Being
Agitated-The City Hali-wanted: A Fire
Engine.
CLEDuRNE, June l9.-[Special. THE Gle.
burne and Mckinney base ball clubs play
a match game here in few days. The
Cleburpe club also plays the Fort Worth
club at Fort Worth on July lth.
J., "A cotton seed oil mill is being talked Of
:, Mayor Hodge advertises for proposals for
the erection of city hall, 10 be 70 by O0
to exceed in cost 5000. '' NV
. one OF Clebqrne's immediate wants is a
fire engine and company. "
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HOUSTON.
A Negro Murderer Get. oGI.,vh,

HousroS, June Special THE
criminal court was engaged all the forenoon
to-day In the trial Of Calvin Smith, colored
charged with the murder OF another negro
lad, william Moore. The killing occurred
over year ago at . negro festival out on
Cypress. The jury found the man guilty
and assessed the punishment at five years
In the penitentiary. The light sentence IA
due to the fact that thirteen shots were
fired and that although Smith aid some OF
the shooting IL was not positively proved
that his were the fatal shots,
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WASHINGTON, June l0,-The secretary Of
war has informed Secretary Teller that the
military have taken all necessary precau.
tions In regard to Captain Payne in the
event of another raid by his party upon the
Oklahoma lands In the Indian territory.
The cabinet meeting was attended by all
members except the attorney.general, who
is out OF the city.
The president appointed 4. n. Ayres,
postmaster, at Waxahachie, Texas.
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PALESTINE.

Emancipation Day Celebrated In Good
Style.
PALESTINE, June i9,-[special. THE
colored people celebrated Emancipation
day here in good style. There was very
credtable parade OF Colored Odd Fellows.
picnic at Gum Springs, installation of
officers Of the new lodge az the new Iibrayv
hall, orations by several prominent men
amongst them, and a general social rem.
ION at night at Library hall. There was
also q railroad excursion to Long Lake
Everything passed of during the celebrs.
tion In an orderly, respectable manner.
very creditable to all concerned.
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The LOngfollOxy Rust

LONDON, June lo.-The secretary of the
committee to place the bust of Lonrfellow
IN Westminster Abbey has presented the
American committee 600 letters from per.
sons OF note who subscribed towards the
expenses. A bust Is TO be kept in some
public institution in England as a testimo.
MAI Of the high esteem, the poet was held
bythe best minds Of Great Britain. ~
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Tho FrenCh In Madaxnacnr

fARis' June l9.-Admiral Pierre, in a
dispatch from Tamatave, Madagascar
dated June 18th, announced that he pre.
sented the pltimatum to the Hora govern.
Tsn 1rsm., wnich rejected IL. He then captured
tsnaSu tsms.ave ana destroyed Toolepoiht, Mo.
firmly established in their poyitions VIII
out loss. The principal operations arc J" Sn -
ished. and state Of siege proclaimed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-20
With q Plece Of Wood

INDIANAPOLIS. June io.-A serious atrrav
occurred late last night between a man
named DUMMY, and John Tomlin. Tina
o. cord-wood, and probably fatally % in'