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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-30

PARIS, May ga fire in the warehouse
OF Decker Il Neal, makers of agricultural
implements, who also have establishments
IN America, caused damage to the amount
OF 5o9'0cO francs. Several persons were IN.
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ST. fAuI, MINI, May 29,-Several fires
occurred in Minneapolis last night. 1t is
believed to be the work of incendiarles
fhe hrst one occurred Just before mid.
nlght, burning u frame building
oe,onglng to Lewis Dnensing. Loss to
cured later in the lumber ward and n,ain.
ing mill of Wheaton, Reynolds & Co and
the saingle va d of Merriam Barrows & ca
The property Of the former firms was co,i
sumed, including shops and 10000 feet d,
lumber. Loss, $50,0C0, Merriam Barrows
|Ss Cos loss is 5000. The warebouse NJ
Averill, Russell h Carpenter, filled with
paper stock, also burned. Less, SIS 900
Total loss on all the fires is about S75,0o0
insurance thus far ascertained. SG7 500'
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OF superint ndents Of Railway
Mail Service

WASHINGTON, May 20.--The convention
OF the superintendents of the railway mail
service has adjourned. Their labors main
ly consisted in the revision of regulations
governing railway mails with a view TO i'm
proving the service. A resolution passed
recommending mail for delivery in all large
cities, be distributed on cars ready for car.
riers, as now done for New York and
Chicago. when 1t can be done without de.
laying more important distribution; II was
also recommended that railroad com panies
be requested to supply FIRE extingulshers
in all Doatal cara
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FORT WORTH,
Deeply yDisappointed-Recov Damages,
Etc Ftc

Etc, Etc.
Fort WORTH, May 29,-[Srecial-l-Our
citizens are deeply disappointed over the
failure of Fort Worth to secure the lunatic
asylum.
j. Il. Crum obtained judgment to-day
against s. Jacobs, aud Bernheim
Il Co., Of Galveston, for 81, 900 for attaching
his stock without cause.
Word comes from Baird TO night that in
man named Davenport and one other
wounded. The deceased and wounded will
be brought here.
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John Howard Payne

WAsHISoros, May % - Arrangements
for the ceremonies Of the reinterment of
tho body Of John Howard Payne on the 9th
of June have been completed. The re-.
mains will be taken from its present tenn.
porary residing place to the art gallery. II
will be escorted from there TO the cemetery
by the funeral procession, consisting
of militia, the president, members of the
cabinet. senators. representatives, and rela.
iives of Payne. At the cemetery there will
be ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS consisting ola poem by
Robt. 3; Chiffon, an oration BY Leigh Robin.
son, selections In vocal and instrumental
music aud religious exercises by Bishop
Pine kney and Rev. DR.. Leonard, The w.
cal music by the Phiarmanic society will
include Home, Sweet Home. The audi
ence will unite in singing the last verse.
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PALEsTlN E.
Magnificent Compress To lie eErectcd-Other
improvements

improvements.
PALESTINE, May 70 Especial - The
ground has been selected on the Interna.
tional right.oi.way here for the establish.
mcnt OF q cotton compress to be built i'm.
medately by outside capitalists. 1t will
be the finest compress on the line of the
International and in operation by Sep.
tember.
1t is said the Gould system propose estab.
lishishing this fall at Palestine their general
car building shops for all their line. New
ca shops. paint shops, etc., are to be built
and all work connected with car building
and repairing will be done here.
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Capital Punishmcnt Restored.

ZURICH, May 9.-The people OF Zurich
have by popular vote sanctioned the bill
providing for the restoration OF cspital
punishment
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Tho Chess Tournament.

LONDON, May 2S.-In the chess tourna-
ment Blackburue beat Skipworth, Wins.
wer beat Tyschigorin, Zuket0rat beat ESa.
lish, Steinitz beat Bird and Sellman bat
Mortimer, Mason played draw game
with Mackenzie.
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The Second Suex Canal on a Practical
Basis.
No Irish Need Apply Hereafter ~
Earl Spencer.
france has her Hands fall--Thc Ex.
pedltion 10 Tonquln.
all Quiet at neutrality-suspicious.
are Showering.
And. Other Telegraphic News Notes.
Sailed for Madagascar

LONDON, May @.-The British sloop Of
war, Dragon, has left Aclen for MIdss
gascAr.
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Corner Btoue Laid.

NEW 0RlRArs, May 9.-Ths corner stone
Of the new produce exchange building, to
be erected in Arcade alley, was laid this sf.
tsrnoon with appropriate ceremony.
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TN MILLINERY WE HAVE A BIG SUR.
L prise Tor you. having hought the entire
stock OF the SEASONS GOODS from the
largest manufacturers In New York, and CAN
SAVE YOU FULLY 80 PER CENT on all your
purchases.
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Disabled,

QUEENSTOWN, May %. The steamer Brit.
Of order.
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To Uommsncs Immsdlatsly,

10 Uommsnos Immedlntely.
SEArrLs, Nay 29.-A subsidy hes been
granted the Northern Pacific 70 oonslrrel :
road OF forty miles 10 the ooal MN ~
Kings ccunty. Work b 10 comneSos Il.
mediatslys a ~ : = AZ. N +
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CHICAGO, May Ex-senator Logan in a
two column letter published in the Tribune
this morning records in detail his denial
that he located any lands on the reservation
aud asserts the lands located by his son.in.
law (Msjor Ncker) likewise are not within
the reservation. The senator asserts that
certain published accounts to the effect he
had infringed on the rights of these Indians
were given currency Dy persons particu-
ally uniriendly to him.
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GALVESTON.


GALVESTON, May 29.-ISpecial. 1.-The fo.-
lowing Is the weather bulletin for tho cot.
ton belt for the past twenty -four hours:
Max. Tamn Min Tou,n n.I.s IN
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW
,M'' Line Of LADIES' SUITS Being manu-.
Soa.e S..eis samples, bought at 50 cents on the
ssr, AN. sna the prices we have marked them
considered '"' 'A"A' VI 'no soou' Is
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A Craven.


CHICAGO, May Ex-senator Condee. Of
this city, last week in the state senate
while considering certain nomination for
Chicago justices of the peace, made tho M.
sertion That Justice Prenderville seeking
denomination was under the control oI
Chicago gamblers and was tool of Mike
Mcdonald. Yesterday Condee was accost ed
by Mcdonald while walking the streets of
this city. and after some words the iatter
spat In the senator's face. according 10 n
version publish ed this morning. Condes
was interviewed but made no mention Of
the incident, and bystanders say no failed
to resent the act,
In an interview to-day, Senator Cande]
asserts that Mike Mcdonald employed the
language OF a blackguard toward him. hui
was guilty ofno other atfront and that while
talking kept his hand upon what the senator
deemed as his pistol pocket. "The facts in
the Elliott-Dunn affair."" said Candee. "are
TOO fresh in my mind to warrant me beipp
the aggresor in quarrel with such a man
as Mcdonald.
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WE CAN SAVE YOU SOME MONEY IN
w SHOES having bought 5J0 cases at anc-
ton hat were sold without reserve. In conse.
quence OF the depression Of trade In the East,
we got mot ofthem at our own price. and now
offer you the cbearest line Of INFANTS. Chill
DREN'S. MISSES. LADIES and GENTS
SHOES eve brocght TO rallas.
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HERE AND THERE.
NV York Special Commercial Tele-
gram-Stoeks aud the Staple.
An Illinois Senator Fails TO Resent an
AfYront.
senator Logan Rashes Into Print nj
Length.
That Affair at Bsllyille The Military
Censured.
The Female Lawyers In Water OF Alb.
normal Heat.
Indiana Visited by a Tornado-Terrible
. Havoc Wrought.
The Female Lawyers In Water OF Alb
normal Heat.
iudiaua Visited by a TornadO-Terribl
Havoc Wrought.
Some Other News Notes Of Interest.

NEw ioRK, May 9.-lSpecial.l .l-Money,
> to 3 per cent.
Exchange unchanged.
Governments steady; S's aud As, Is
higher.
Railroads quiet and lower.
Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas mortgages dc.
clined 1t.
Denver & Rio Grande consols, I.
Gulf, Colorado & Sauta Fe tirsts. \.
Stocks extremely dull.
RIO Grande, 46k.
Missouri, Kansas Il Texas, 2S5 SIS.
Houston 4 Texas Central, 60.
Missouri Pacific, l0is.
Texas & Pacific, 35 5-S.
Cotton dull and steady. Spots upc, anged.
Sales, "a 900 bales; Galveston arrivals, O72.
Futures Ito 3 points higher.
Coffee weak; Rio, 8; sales, $4,000; futures
10 lower.
Beeves weak and quality poor; sales,
small.
Wool and hides in light demand.
Provisions very dull.
Huntington is rapidly completing hi.
road from the Ohio riveT to Baton Rouge
to connect with the Texas system.
Fort Worth 4 Denver earnings for tn,
third May week were SIS, $50.
Tomorrow is decoration day and business
will be suspended.
NEW YORK, May 29.--[Press l-Goyern
ments steady and generally 3-S to So higher
State securities dull.
The stock market was very dull. TIL,
net result Of to.day's business shows It'll,
change from Yesterdays decline, being /.
to A In the final dealings. The market i
,irmer, Tomorrow being q legal hollda,
there will be none of the usual markets O
| quotations.
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NOW Is THE TIME FOR LAWN DRESSES,
~ and we are selllng good LAWN, 90 yards
for 81; LINEN LAWN 6ysris fortl
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)VkkaLnSST IMPooTATIoN oFLACEs AND
md wsnbKolDERlESh has Just come to hand,
sa,on wv n me determined to sell them all out this
csunntha csu aaa nave marked them at prices that
WNso' Wa 10, oe duplicated elsewhere.
GIOvppSe nov, nov offering. q splendid line Of
'hs' HOSIERY and CORSETS.
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WILL BEGIN ON MONDAY MORNING
20, HIS SALE CONFINED TO
HAMBURG EDGINGS.

LOT NO. SCI now ' FOR -FOUR
LOT NO. p' "AA BEEN SVLD Ar"'10l l ARE NOW
LOT E0 BEEN SOLD ' YARD
LOT NO. SELLING FROM HS' TO @
LOT NO. nAl Been SELLING AT i' r0 AND
LOT NO. SELLING AT ' TO % AND
LOT NO. HAVE BEEN SELLING Ar' TO ' AND
LOT NO. '0 THAT HAVE fhhS SOLD Al Soc roa AND ARE
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,s 0u WANT TO MAKE A NICE PRESENT
Gyon h,' seii YOU silk Dress Pattern as cheap
''' ouy "orsled one elsewhere.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-07-14
Vicinity Items.

A new fence wire company has been or
gained at Joliet
Aurora's school population has In
creased 0per cent in the last year.
Twenty.one saloon keepers at Joliet have
paid in their 81 600 each for license.
The Sandwich Enterprise Company mas
made and sold 5000 culhvators this sea.
son.
The C., w. & V. pay for Jnne is abou,
S32, 900 cash and nearly $4,000 In store &C.
counts.
The capital stock of the Forest City Boil,
Works, has been increased from s25, 900 &c
$4,000.
The Illinois Central railroad Is arrang
ing to put in switch 1900 feet long fol
the Wenona coal shaft
According to the school census just tax
en-, the population of Rockford is roughly
estimated at 1850.
The tile factory OF Bannon Bros, Joliet
has been enlarged to double its origina
capacity and is making good time.
1t Is reported that CHAMBERS has mad,
It's appearance among horses in the vicln-
ity of Streator. This is somthing tina
should receive prompt attention, if report
are true.
The Streator water commissioners hav
ing examined the sand veins both east an,
west of town without finding any adequat
supply, have asked permission of tn
council to try the artesian test well.
The old Peru Chambers House has bee
rechristened and will hereafter be know
as the Twin City Hotel" Mr. Hegele
the owner of the building, will at once pu
it In as good shape as carpenters, mason
ana painters can fix 1t.
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ing the power as near as possible 70 the
people to regulate their own affairs
in their own way, while the old
federal party, and after them the
republicans, always acted on the oppo
site principle OF dlstrustlng the people in
the regulation Of their affairs and having
the government do it for them. The one
Is known as the klngly or paternal system,
the other as the democratic system of ga
government of the people, by the people,
for the people"
But while thus on principle Directing to
the abrogation of local option and the en-
actment of sweeping high license system
tor the whole state, which many portions
of it neither desired or were adapted to, the
FREE TRADER made no objection to the
adoption Of high license by any city or
corporation acting tor itself On the con.
trary it spplauded Joliet, Streator and
other cities for putting up licenses to a
high figure and heartily seconded the
movement of Mayor Allen in favor OF In
creasing the license fee in this city before
the passage of the Harper bill by the leg
islature. We notice the Republican is given
to these monocular mistakes. The editor
had better put on his goggles and look
with both eyes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-07-14

Gen. LoDgstreet, who next TO Gen. Lee
was the ablest and most trusted officer in
the rebel army, has written letter in
which he denies that the emancipation
proclamation of President Lincoln had
any appreciate influence IN fastening the
collapse of the rebellion. He also AYERS
that not only Gen. Lee. but most of the
rebel leaders, favored the issue OF cOun'
,er-proclamation to that of Lincoln, EN-
ancipating all the slaves in the confed.
eracy without condition, and that the plan
was only defeated by the obstinacy OF
jeff Davis, who refused to accept the re-
commentator of his council Of war. HE
said that the war had been commenced to
secure the safety of slave property, and that
to libcrate them would be simply an act OF
failure, showing the war had been fought
in vain. He added that, with slavery out
Of the way, nothing was left to fight for
and an immediate restoration OF the Union,
without slavery but with some probable
partial compensation for the slaves, would
be the result. With the refusal OF JEFF
DAVIS to act Us he had been advised, said
Gen L0ngstreet, our last chance for VIC
terv and independence was lost"
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The trouble between "Father Richie"
of the church OF the Ascension In Chicago.
and Bishop McLaren is OF such small de-
mansions that II is hard to account for the
newspaper fuss that Is being made over it.
Father Richie affects to be extreme high
church, against which the Bishop, who
though preierring the utmost simplicity
himself, has no prejudice so long rs what
ever ornamental service or gorgeous
church millinery 1t involves is kept with,
IN lawful bounds; but when Father
Richie, instead of observing, IN the ad-
ministratlon OF the holy communion, the
simple office Of the prayer book, intro
duced an absurd travestie Of the solemn
mass of the Roman Catholic church, such
as, the Bishop ventures to say, no priest
Roman, Greek or Anglican would venture
&. to use, why then the Bishop mildly OBJ
iects. That is all. Father RICHES raw
ing, since this mild reproof, over The
tyranny" of the Bishop, sounds very
much like that of Brother Cooper, Brother
Cheney, and few Others over the tyranny
of Bishop Whitehouse when those "refor
mers" turned Baptists, and is likely 10 do
even less hurt.
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Closely following on Henry Wattersoa' s
recent glowing description of the robust
bodily health and buoyant mental vigor of
Samuel J. Tilden came accounts of two or
three other callers on the sage of Greystone
and Gramarcy, who represented him in the
last stages of bodily decrepitude and on the
verge of mental imbecility. And now
comes Mr.. II. G. Hoyne, Secretary OF the
Chicago Iroquois Club, who, during the
recent visit of committee of that club to
the East in the interest OF securing the
next democratic national convention at
Chicago, called upon Mr.. Tilden, and he
(Mr Hoyne) fully comedies with Watterson
in regard to the vigorous health OF the ex.
president, and says, "Mr. Tilden is pleasant
aud aifable, Is erect in carriage, his voice
is full and strong. and those newspaper
stories abaut his precarious condition are
all rubbish" Now Is there no such thing
as getting at the exact, honest facts IN re-
gard to Mr.. Tilden in way that shall he
definite, indisputable and settler?
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The Republicans of Pennsylvania held

The Republicans of Pennsylvania held
a very quiet and very harmonious. state
convention on Wednesday. The under
lngs and heads of messes of the fierce fac
tons of a year ago got together and seeing
the democratic occupants of the state house
looked each other IN the face and said
What fools we have BEEN So they fell
into each others arms and kissed and for
gave. But the bosses were not there, and
II is certain have lost none of their mu'
tual hate or mutual control OF the masses
when they call them again to arms. The
platform adopted is IN favor of the high.
est tariff for protection, in favor of distrib.
uhng the surplus revenue among the
states, and opposes paupcr immigration,
William Llvesey, of Allegheny, was nom.
mated for state treasurer, and Jerome b
Niles for auditor general.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-07-14

If our esteemed contemporary Of the OF
,swa Republican would get into the habi,
Of looking at things with both eyes, he
would avoid such blunders as the state
ment In his Fridays issue that the FREE
TRADER has changed its base on the high
license question, because 1t congratulates
cur city authorities on the financial I'M
proyement from the Inauguration Of the
high license in Ottawa. The FREE TRADER
opposed the passage Of the high license law
by the legislature as "undemocratlc," be
cause It took the power away from the
people to decide the question for them
selves, which the Reddick local option
law gave them.-the principle being frnda-
mental with the democrats Of always keep.
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New SCHOOL Observation-Disclosures OF
the teachers who came to Ottawa week
ago to be examined by the County Super
in,endent were surprised and not little
provoked to find that before they could re,
a certificate they must pay one dollar.
This was a charge that had never been
made heretofore, and the Superintendent
had no little trouble to convince some of
them that the exaction was founded on a
law OF the last Legislature, and that he had
no discretion in the matter The new
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CHOLERA.

The cholera in Egypt this week shows
sUme Abatement at Damlctta, the deaths
having fallen from l1G on July 9th to 6.
on July 18th. The decrease is doubtless at
tributable to the dIminution OF material
to work upon, all that could possibly gel
away having fled while he natives remain
ing are turbulent and desperate. 1t Is
SAID the stencil of the city Is noticeable lC
miles off. The deaths thus far include two
Europeans.
At Mansurah, however, there has been a
gradual increase, rising from AZ on the 9th
IS on the 7th to 10l on the 11th. Samon.
oud, Shlrbin, Tatnah, &c, keep up their
rate of to per day each. But one
CURED at Alexandria. and but one at CAIRO
No cases have yet appeared in either the
Egyptian or British army IN Egypt.
The cholera is raging violently at Swat
ow and other points in India.
While a cholera invasion Is threatened
from the east, an equally dreaded pest, the
yellow fever, threatens from the west
The fever is raging violently at Vera Cruz
and in Cuba, and both at Galveston and
Pensacola vessels arrived on Monday with
cases on board In each case rigid
quarantine was imposed.
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DEATH OF LITTA-Miss Maria Won
Elsner, known to the musical world as
Mile. Marie L,tta, died at her home IN
Bloomington, H., at halfpast s o'clock
last Saturday morning. She was born in
Bloomington, June l., 1856, educated IN
Europe, and has sung IN opera and con
certs in all the principal cities in America
and London and Paris She was taken sick
at Negaunee, Mich, on concert tour, and
brought home four weeks ago. The fatal
disease was cerebro.spinal meningitis,
superinduced by overexertion. She had
given concerts several times in Ottawa, to
the delight of many Of our cltize ns, who
heartily endorse the verdict of the musical
world, that she was one OF the few great
sopranos of the age.
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Official mention was made IN the British
parliament on Monday that an agreement
had been arrived at between the Govern =
ment and NJ. De Lesseps, providing for
the construction OF another Sucz canal,
ind that the new canal would be compile
ted at the end OF the year 1888 at per
cent interest, the loan to be redetmable in
fifty years The Government would en-
deayor to obtain q fresh concession of land
from Egypt, and an extension Of the orig
jnal concession for ninety .nlne years.
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A horrld hutchery occurred a, DSlgh,

A horrid bu'chery occurred at DSlgh',
Livingston county, on Thursday morning.
A wealthy farmer named Andrew White
who had shown unmistakablc symptom:
of insanity and been sent to the asylum
conceived that his wife and two children
had sent HIM there to get possession of III!
property, and stealing away from the asy
lum he got home early on Thursday uor
n,ng, when, calling the family out OF bed
as soon M they made their appearance he
shot the three dead and then shot and
killed himself.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-07-14

States Attorney Brewer has received
from Attorney General Mccartney an I'M
portant answer to certain interrogations
pertaining to peoples cases before justices
Of the peace and the collection and dis
position of fines IN such cases, &C., under
certain new enactments Of the last legisla-
ture, which the justices of the county will
find both interesting and important. II
is somewhat lengthy, but we shall give IT
place IN our next issue.
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regulation IS an amendment to the school
law a. fOjlOWs.

law rs IoliOWs:
CSC 81. 1t shall be the duty of the
County superintendent to hold meetings
at least quarterly, and ottener If necessary
for the examination of teachers, on such
days and at such places in the respective
counties rs will, IN their opinion. accom-
modate the greatest number of persons de.
string such examination. The County
Superintendent shall IN all cases require
the payment of fee Of one dollar from
every applicant for examination for II
teachers certificate; and for each renewal
OF such certificate he shall require the
payment Of fee of one dollar, All
moneys so received he shall transmit
monthly to the county treasurer, to be by
him held and designated as the institute
fund, &c, &c"
The law as thus amended went into
force July 1sI and from and after that date
it becomes the duty Of the County Super
intendent to comply with the same.