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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-14
All About "A Woman

KANSAS CITY, June 9.-George Fred.
ericks, proprietor of the Theatre Comique,
shot last night by orthstein, known here
as John Bell, city editor Of the Evening
Star, is still alive to-day, but his recovery
seems almost impossible. A ball from a
forty-four revolver entered his head back
of the left ear and passed out over the left
eve. Matte Hatlein, the woman over
whom the quarrel arose, is a blonde. p
years old, possessing some attractions. She
has been living with Fredericks as bis mis-
tress for several years. Bell met her about
a month ago and became infatuated, has
since been visiting her and aroused
the jealousy Of Fredericks. The latter went
to the girls room late last night and found
Bell there. Hot words ensued, but the dis
pute was finally settled, and the men,
who until recently have been on friendly
terms, expressed themselves satisfied. They
then started down stairs, and in the hall
way the shooting occurred. Bell asserts
that when he fired Fredericks had his hand
in his pistol pocket, as IL trying to draw q
pistol, but no weapon was found on Freder-
icks' person. Bell is p ears old, Of marked
ability, being q very bright and clever
writer. He belongs 70 one Of the best fam
lies in Indiana, and has been city editor Of
the Star for SIX months past.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-14

UIGH license instead OF prohibition has
scored another victory, the Illinois legisla-
Cure having passed high license bill Fri
day. The peculiarly encouraging feature
about this species of liquor legislation con-
sists in the fact that the better class Of
whisky men are enlisted with the authori-
des in seeing the laws enforced. The state
derives large revenue, while the dens and
sinks Of intemperance, are closed. 1t is in
Z manner clothing necessary evil with a
certain degree of responsibility, and draw
Lug 4 revenue therefrom.
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wAsHrssToE, June 9.-The president has
directed the suspension Of G. G. Wslcott
collector Of internal revenue Of the ssv
euth district Of Ohio, and appointed Mr.. 3
Tueray. Of Columbus, Ohio, 10 Oh the Va
cancy. IL is understood the above action
wns taken upon the suggestion 81 Keller.
To-day, on rscsiving telegram announc-
had been declared null and void, the gen-
ernl Of the army directed the immediate
arrest Of Nickerson ureparHt0ry 20 q court
marital on charges Of cond1ct unbecominf
20 oficsr and genfleman. The general i'm
preston IL be has len for parts unkn0vn.
for several days his Whereabouts being IN
kn1un % his most Intrinsic acq 1nintences-
The president hes arpoiutec g :. Brew
r-r-. ~ Tn~e7n. collector 81 customs 81
Brownsville. vios Hvnens. suspended.
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Immortality, and our hone for the dead
lights up the golden bridge Of life with The
eleotnty Of love and the brave soldier OF the
north and the sunny south walk arm IN
arm laden with flowers, keep step to the
music of reunited brotherhood. The time
has almost arrived when the national cities
Of The dead will be dotted with marble col
umns of snowy wilderness, dedicated to the
memory OF the American soldiers who
fought one another for their homes and
Gresides and are now companions in death.
History does not furnish counterpart to
the civil war in America, rising like Pho
nix from the ashes of her desolation. She
rises up brighter than ever in her renewed
prosperity, and bound closer together by
her baptism of blood.
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Errington's Disgrace.

BosToN, MASS, June GA correspondent
of the Pilot cables the following from Rome
The pope to-day refused to receive Erring'
ton, who asked an audience. This may in.
dictate complete change in the Irish policy
Errington is in absolute disgrace with the
vatican. A recent letter from the pope to
the Irish bishops, it is said, is intended to
be secret. Errington had copy before the
Irish bishops received theirs. He COM
municated it to the English party in Rome,
which has been very influential at the vati
can. In dismay at the pope's refusal Ia
give him an audience, Robert Errington
leaves Rome for England.
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Urn always gratifying in any portion o.
Ia southwest TO learn Of the growth and
prosperity Of our gulf ports. The more and
U5s nearer the great sesports TO us. the
bsttsr Tor Us. The following remarks,
Therefore. from an eastern and republican
T0srusl are especially notable and sstisiac-
tor, both By reason Of the facts de-
asIed and the source from which the sd-
EMISSION cones. The grain trade Of New
srleaus has crown 10 such proportions in
rsos1f years that II now ranks as the
szsc5us port for grain exports in the
1snion. The city has become
ths msrksi Of the southwest, and is not
is5eb'ed 10 ST. Louis for its business
ahs rsosipts from The interior during the
eatfrs sssso1 have been 1i,7s2, 20 bushels.
IN incssss o. more than 500 90 bushels
o~sr lssi vssr. During The month q Msy
- exports were 1.Sl7543 bushels. The
r-o-pects a-t favorable for q continuance Of
fbis rrospsrous turn. and the prevent ses-
go iii no 3Orbt Be nush prolonged. owing
% f.s high conditi1n Of the rive, which
Essus narirstion o7.sn 70 al bosts and
tr-res. Esr Orleans hes 4 In her porsT 70
ts.1rs q rreaf por1 for Ell kinds Of con-
u-oe. b-i c-s obs.arls to fhst i tie u I
I-nhz-J oo8sfur o he city Hssh Inst
zps - oTsrsgLss-
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ALEXANDRIA, June 9.-The execution o.
Suleiman Daoud took place this morning
for setting fire to Alexandria. 1t took
place in the midst of the ruins Of the great
square. He said that Dufferin had in
formed him that the charges made against
the khedive were ridiculous.
Suleiman had to be almost carried to the
scaffold and was nearly comatose from
fright, before finally hanged. He died be,
fore the drop fell. On the way to the scat,
fold he murmured he had been victimized
by Arab Pasha.
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CROOK has been heard from. 1t seems
q that after all the fuss about the bloody cam
paign he has been making, he has simply
> cen camping in good safe spot and send
ing out scouts who have never been able to
Eiud single hostile. CROOK has thus added
60 his reputation of being willy and eau
Dious Indian fighter.
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TaE banquet rendered to SENATOR JONES,
of Florida, at Westminster, by the Irish
members of parliament, was not only a
fitting tribute of respect to an eminent and
able American statesman, but was source
of pride for those rendering the banquet.
SENATOR JONES is an Irishman by birth and
It cannot but be a source of satisfaction and
pride to all Irishmen across the waters, to
see one of theirrace SO prominent and infiu,
entail in the politics and craftsmanship OF
<,fe new world.
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Worse Than British ,

CHICAGO, June 9.-The police early this
morning arrested Dan Hanley, John Malo
ny and young fellow named Halligan, all
of the hoodlnm class, who, with three
others. forced their way into the room OF a
young woman named Mary Mcdonald, on
Laurel street, during The evening and &c.
peatedly outraged and otherwise assaulted
her. The victim is twenty-five years old,
and had been in the city but three days.
She was induced TO go to the house OF Mrs.
Bloney, wife of sailor, where the assault
occurred. The young woman is In the hos
pital and is expected 10 die.
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THE French seem to be in earnest with
reference TO their troubles in the east, six
thousand more soldiers having embark ed
from Toulon couple of days since for Ton
, auin. These are merely sent as victims for
the Chinese and Tonquin troops, and to
afford those people an opportunity to prac-
lice with their new guns and ships bought
y from the Europeans. For France to sup
pose for ali instant that as now situated she
can conquer China and AMMAN is perfectly
absurd. Gambetta or Theirs would never
nave been caught in such a scrape.
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The burning of BARYUM's circus tent al
Chicago, and the consequent loss of $4,000
or $4,000 worth of uninsured property, was
about the costliest job of advertising that
Che veteran Snowman has had to pay fol
many day. AS it was an advertisement
however, it is more than probable that il
Clicked the old man immensely. BARNUM
one of the men who depends upon adver'
ttsing above everything else in this world
and shows his mastery business sense from
fbis fact
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rxp.RDoyAnLE KECKLEssNEss.

The recklessness with which the news
paper correspondents transmit items TO
their respective journals, is sad commen-
tary upon the reliability of newspaper in
telligence. Matters which the reporters
call flakes" or occurances existing only
in the reporters imagination, are bad
enough, but when it comes to
the traducing of ones charac-
ter. and especially where there
exists no warrant whatever Tor charge, the
work becomes so serious as to become in
tolerable. A prominent case occurred a
day or two ago in the statement by the
Fort Worth correspondent of the Galveston
News who transmitted special telegram
to that paper that "MR JULES SoHNIDER,a
grocery merchant of Dallas, had been in
dicted by the grandjury in Fort Worth for
theft OF CATTLE" This is one Of those I'M
pardonable errors that. scarcely any subse-
ouent retraction can make amends Tor.
No one who knows the gentleman in ques-
ton and against whom the item was
charged, believed for one second otherwise
than that there was error somewhere in the
report about one who would be trusted
with bags of uncounted gold or herds of
uncounted cattle. So unsullied is his char
acter. the very synonym of delicate honor,
and so extensive his reputation as to such
character, that the opinion as just indicated
was unanimous, despite the absurdities
sometimes perpetrated in that Dark
Ages institution, the grand jury
room. The mere association OF his name
with any wrong-dealing of any species,
would be resented here by any person who
knows him, His connection with anything
like a theft of cattle" would be regarded
purely as a reckless joke, if it were not Sc
riously announced in places where we are
presumed to look for facts only. In the
hurry of the makeup of morning daily,
in the multiplicity of dispatches coming
from every point of the compass, from all
sorts of persons, under all sorts of cir
cumstances, it is only wonder
that more errors do not occur. Cores
pondents cannot exercise too great diligence
and vigilance in the matter OF transmit
ting intelligence to their papers, and thus
ayerting libel suits and injustice to inno-
cent persons. The News is doubtless more
damaged and chagrined than even MIR.
SCHNEIDER can be at the special sent by its
Fort Worth agent. who knew the gentle
man so we'll, that rumor should have
been traced to authenticity, especially
where the affair was one of court records,
before wiring it. Elsewhere in this issue
is an extract from letter of that agent,
begging pardon of Mr.. SCHNEIDER in the
erroneous statment
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-14

IT is more than likely that the khedive
was at the bottom of the Alexandria massa'
ere as CHURCHILL charged the other day in
the house of commons. The khedive's mo.
tive was to hasten the active interference Of
the English, from whom he hoped much
and secure the complete subsection of his
native enemies from whom he feared more
Egypt has been for centuries prolific in
subtle feats,
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g-RoM financial standpoint, the Brook:
IN bridge does not appear to be success,
It has caused no appreciable falling off in
che patronage Of the ferries, and as these
latter propose 10 reduce their fares and
tolls, they will probably keep the bridge
standing merely as a work Of art and en-.
gineering, 1t will take many a year to di-
vert the public throngs from the old cosrces,
especially when these lessen their tolls
Since the novelty Of the first day or two
after the opening wore of, the stream OF
humanity crossing the bridge has steadily
decre ased.
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ST. LOUIS, Jane 9.-The wrestling tourn
ament was postponed on account Of rain.
John Blancleigh, one Of the most noted
confidence men In the country, who has
been under bonds here for some time past
for plying his vocation on Missouri Pacific
trains in this state, was delivered TO Illinois
authorities this afternoon on a requisition
from the governor Of that state. He will
be taken 10 Galesburg from here, and ia
wanted at several other places In that state
and other states.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-14

SECRETARY CHANDLER will not, he posi-
lively affirms, be candidate for the senate
gro,n his state this year. The willy jobber
would rather remain at the head OF the
navy and throw fat jobs to his friends.
What Is the country's loss is New Hamp-
. shire's gain.
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No straight News from Crook

ST.. LOUIS, June IA dispatch direct
from HermOsills, sJnorA, dated yesterday,
says there is no news from General Crook
A courier from near where the Mexicsn
officers Garcia and Torres had their fight
with the Indians in the Sierra Msdre noun
tains a short time ago, brings news that the
Apacbes have scattered, and thst they are
irving 10 get north IN small bands General
Ll1pez doesn't think that General Crook is
in any danger.
LrTTLE sIEaIeHTEE-
CHrcaso. June IA Port Borrie, Arr
IONA. special says. From semi-ofnciai
sources il IL learned that General Crook
vas in the Seshensripa district 10 the
southeastern part Of Sonora on Nay p
and M 20 that time hsd bad no general
eugagpneuts with the hostiles- This inform
efi0n c5rnes from the Msrican officers Who
coru usuded small detschments Of Soncra
sfafe troops eDsa-eu IN scouting through
seahenaripa. The point where Crock Vss
met uss about two hundred sud Try miles
soufbeast of the boundary line A large
Nerican rnrche IL locared there and
= detail a American troops was en-
gnred In laying IN q larEe sock o.
PROVISIONS. Tbs hostiies had scattered but
were beng followed b. Crooks San Carlos
srDufs Crook was confident his forces
would crertake and CVercor1e them In TIE
Hr.rt rnDuntsins. The rna-rt frorn Haris-
re sUufh. The Fe1erzl ststet, had ben -
we're one. bat fhs troors re-s n god en-
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SAMPLED FRE E

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MONDAY, MAY 9TH, 1883 Bet REMEM-
being the first Mondy and the Rule day In said
month, in said year, the following roceedines
were had to wit In the circuit court of the Unit
ed Sta es for the Fifth circuit and Northern dis
trlct of Texas, at Dallas, at Chambers before
the Honorable Andrew P. Mccormick. United
No 25. John W. Hammer jr. etal vs. Lew
msn G. MoultOn etal.--Iu this cause. II being
shown to the satisfaction of the court that
Thomas d. Johns defendant named in CON-
ton, Ausbury Moullon, Mary Moulton Aye, Cora
q. Moulton odell. Hattie Gray Moulton and d.
W. Doom, all the last six named as defen-
dants in the bill, in the nature OF a bill of re-
viyor, filed by complainantsin said case are not
Inhabitants OF or found within the northern ju-
dcial district of Texas; and II further appearing
from Dc tition of compla'nants, as well as the
order book of this court that none of the said
defendants have voluntarily appeared thereto
am 1t further appearing that personal service is
not practicable as to any of said defendants II
is therefore ordered by the court that all OF
said defendants be cited by publishing a copy
of this order for six successive weeks. before the
first Monday In July 1885, in some weekly news
paper publiH ned IN the city OF Dallas, state Of
Texas. to appear and plead, answer or demur
ants respectively By the rule day, IL being the
first Monday OF this court In July 1888
true copy of an order made aud entered in
said cause on said day, ! certify.
signature of the clerk thereof at Dallas this 9th
dav Of MAY. 1888. A J. HOUSTON. Clerk.
4 osT-One bay horse branded, Indescribable
IL on left shoulder, left hind foot white, star
inforehead, about II hands high, age eight
years. Left Rockwell May 4. Ten Dollars re-
"''0' Rockwell, Rockws "a county. Texas.
maI7.dAW3t
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The fol owing marriage licenses were lis
sued during the past week by the county
clerk: James L. McCown and Annie G.
Smith; Eugene n. Crowdus and Elmina
Wolf; G. II. Cooper and Sallie Dwyar;
James Williams and Eliza julius William
Spencer and Susan Hopwood; Sidney Pot
ter and Annie Spencer.
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SENATOR JOE BROWN, of Georgia, is pre-
% ared to keep the wolf from the door for
short while at least, even though the pub
Tic should withdraw from him its favor.
His income is only $1,000 day, but he
could manage to get along on it, if it were
necessary to practice strict economy.
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ANNAPoLIs, June 9.-When Cadet Green,
first graduate, came up TO receive the di-
ploma to-day 200 graduates spplauded.
Among them we're three OF the graduating
class when Captain Ramsey sent them to
the frigate Sante, and would not let them
graduate
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TIE date has at last been fixed for the
termination of the starroute trial. 1t Is to
he given to the jury on Tuesday next. 1t
may be safely prophesied that the jury
nave already had far more than they want
.ed If the matter and will soon dispose of it.
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The Nickerson Divorce,

PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-The court o.
common pleas to-day annulled the decree
OF divorce obtained by Major Nickerson on
the ground that it was obtained by fraud,
dismissed the libel and imposed payment
of all costs upon libel.
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TuE czar has commenced reform ana IN
.augurated Liberal policy" with a VIM
Hereafter a man will be permitted TO move
from one house to another under fewer re-
striotions and less watching than formerly
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The weather during the past two or three
DAYS has been of character to convince
chose who have been predicting. that this
was to be year without summer, that
'ahey were in all likelihood shooting wide oil
Sne mark.
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NV YOKK, June 9.-By the explosion Of
twenty or twenty-fv tons Of vulcanite in
the Ansonia rubber works. at College
Point. Engineer Jocken and Andrew Hope
were killed. Two others were fatally hurt
and the building was partly demolished.
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LANCASTER, June s.-TCorrespondence, j
At a regular meeting Of Lancaster Lodge
No. 900, i. o. o. f., June 9TH, 1888, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for next term:
A. Goodwin, n. c.; Paul L. Henry, V. @ /;
B. r. Mofett, treasurer; W. Y. Perry, sec
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WHILE WoLsELEY and SEYMOUR have
had honors and gold in unheard of num-
bers heaped upon them for their services IN
the Egyptian war, LORD DUFFERIN, whose
diplomacy did far more for Great Britain
than the guns of these commanders, has
simply been decorated with the cross OF the
order of Bath. Thus it is always. The
worthiest men draw the fewest number OF
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LONDON, June "a break has occurred
in the English cable from Madras 70 Pc
nang. The interruption will delay all news
from Tonquin forty-eight hours, and as
boats take i've days in running 10 ToDquin
and SarROn, news will be veek In arriy-
fun
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INDIC ATOMS

Eor the Gulf states Light rans,pari.y cloudy
w0uth erly aud westerly winds falling, followed
IN the western portion by rising barometer
nearly stationary temperature
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The Mead Nyood on IL.

Constable Clspp levied on Mr.. Ninsge's
wood-pile, consisting Of twelve cords, at
Ssagoyille yesterday, by virtue OF judg-
ment in favor Of G. NJ. Williams, for debt.
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Ros-E. June s.-Copiss q Eve scts o. The
rrssenf pontif -sts rslntiTs n Ireland havs
Zen ssnt 70 I'll bishops q Arnerica. Ire
land Crest Britain and Der colonies. En1 q
fbs lsatinr political allles q Grear Britain
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Grain Warehouse burned.

CmoAdo, June 0,-The grain warehouse
Of Douglass Forrest, on Sixth street. ha,
burned loss, 100000; insurance, 500 900.
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New York, June 9.-The City OF Rome is
aground of Gedney Channel, outward
bound.
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EnIgrants.

LONDON, June 0.--Six hundred emigrants
aided by the government, left Galway for
America yesterday.
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In Salt Lake CITY on the charge Of arson, In
London, was many years ago sentenced 10
ten Yeara penal aeTHllnhe.
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MARSHALL.
PhUIlps on Trial,

MARSHALL, June 9.-[speoiAl. The trial
OIL. W. Phillips for murder IL progressing,
and elicits much interest.