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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-30
SOmethIng Luslicrnus

Among the many vehicles that ply differ
ent avocations around Dallas is one owned
by Dock Long. He has, in his employ, q
driver by the name of John Mcmillan.
John, it seems, takes his bttersn quite
frequently. AT any rate he appeared in
toxcatcd yesterday afternoon. He urged
his team toa speed that is not counten-
anced by. the city ordinances, on Main
street. He was chased by Officer Sheehan,
who was mounted in an express wagon.
Although Sheehan was dumped by the
inverting OF his means of conveyance on the
route he succeeded in "bagging his game"
about one hundred yards beyond the corner
OF Main and Crowdus streets. The charge
VIII undergo investigation before the mayor
this morning.
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Wedding Bells,

A wedding! who is not thrilled rs the
marriage bells ring out their Joyous peals
telling of the pighting of those solemn
VOWS which are to unite the lives and aes
TIMES OF two human beings for time and
ior eternity! While serious thoughts srt
not out OF place on such an occasion. smile,
and gayetv should reign supreme, and all
unite in wishing the happy couple number
less blessings and many years of weddec
bliss. such undoubtedly was the senti
ments OF all those assembled at the resi-
dence OF Judge Mccormick, to witness the
marriage of his daughter, Miss Lucy. IL
MT. Ii, II. Carnes, both so well and so favor
ably known.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
DR., Smith, of the Presbyterian church. in
his usual impressive manner The brid,
and groom were dressed in the usual STYLE
Alter the marriage ceremony a SUMPTION.
and elegant supper was served the guests
The happy pair will 20 to housekeeping al
once, The presehts were elegant and are
as follows:
Presents Silver water set, Judge and
Mrs A. Z. Mccormick.
Mrs. j. j. Carnes, silver set teaspoons.
J. N. Mccormick, silver jewel case.
Sallie Mccormick, one pair gold bracelets
Mrs. NJ. J. Mccullough, Galveston, Texas
one solid silver cake basket
W. Nj. Thompson, one silver toilet set.
solid silver set teaspoons and butter
knife from Rod White.
Mrs. Walter Caruth, combination bou
quet holder and card receiver.
An artistic design for flowers in orna
mented china, Mrs. J. H. Schneider.
handsomely decorated cake from Mrs
Jno. l.. Henry,
Cnt-glass epergne, Miss Ada Rauch.
Hand-painted plaque, pair of jardineres
DR.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Locke.
Cut glass and silver pickle stand, Mr.
and Mrs. A. S. Lathrop.
| Marble card receiver, DIR. and Mrs. A. A
Johnston.
Silver card receiver, Mr. and Mrs. c. +
Carter.
Silver and gold card receiver, Mr.. and
Mrs: j. b Copes, Austin Texas.
Silver and gold jewel casket, C. Brad
ford.
Combination perfumery stand and bo-
quet- holder, Mr., and Mrs, John l.. Henry.
Set OF silver knives, forks, spoons aud
butter knife, J. w. Copes, Velasco, Texas.
Hand-painted watch-pocket, palette.
shape, Mrs. l.. NJ. Dake.
Pearl and gold glove.buttoner, T. B. Nc.
Cormick.
One hundred dollars in gold, Colonel
Morgan l.. Smith, Newark, New Jersey.
One velvet and Russian leather pocket
book, Miss Belle Mccormick.
Fine Gel luoid comb aud brush, A. =. Nc
Cormick, jr
Cameo and pearl breast pin, Miss Loua
Mccormick.
Silver and blue enameled glass fruit
stand, Il. l.. Borcn.
One handsomely embroidered fan, Mrs.
George 7. Atkins.
One marble and bronze clock, Mr.. and
Mrs, A. J. Houston.
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oeIs OF lne Jeanette crew who have re-
eentiy returned from Siberia.
Vernon this morning on the Unite5 S,a,s.
steamer Dispatch, escorted bv a IsrSs 49,
cation OF officials. o. WIZ
Inc acting secretary OF the treasury hiss
decided that the rate of duty as between
Oh ana rev tariff is TO be fixed by date nj
arrival OF importing vessel at the exterior
port OF entry, and that goods imported be.
lore the new act takes effect and shipped TO
western ports will be dutiable under the
present tariff unless they remain in public
store or transformations until the act
goes into operation.
The health of Secretary Folcer has con.
unued to improve. His strength is very
much weakened, and it is virtually settled
he goes to Bermuda.
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That July Deal.

THE SUPREME COURT sUsTAINs THE BOARD OF
TRADE, AND OPERATORS MUST SUBMIT.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 9.-Iniormation
reaches here that the supreme court, sitting
at springfield, has filed an opinion in the
case OF Lester and others vs.. the Chicago
board of trade, in favor of the latter, and
the suits-twenty in number, which grew
ont oil what is known as the July wheat
corner" The market at the close of that
month having reached Sl.S6, q large number
OF operators refused to sell at that figure,
ana the amount they held back is estimated
~ between $2OOO,0O and $3,0O0,0OO The
matter was taken before an arbitration
committee OF the board and the hearing ex-
tended Tor nearly one month, the losing
operators urging that the market
haG beeh cornered by clique
anu cited as an instance the price of
Cash wheat. The case had additional
interest, as 1t was deemed test one. The
eEollration committee fixed the settling
price at Sl,35, at which figure the operators
, we're ordered to make good their obliga-
IONS In ANTICIPATION Of the report of the
oouhilittee the matter was carried into
sourt, and the board of trade enioined
81 "NNN'nPVihS w ulsClplllle us members,
snu restraining them from any action de-
prVlng them OF board membership. The
asLlegatlons were made in court to the effect
.nat the market had been cornered and
tnat the transactions were of a gambling
nature. TO this the board of trade urged
no defense, citing the board rules as suih-
vent under which to discipline the board of
members. The lower court decided the
members amenabe to the rules of the board
anu mat the court could afford them no relief
rom obligations voluntarily taken by en-.
,o!nihg board. The supreme court sus-
talnS TINS view. Mr.. Armour, VINO was al.
eyed TO have engineered the supposed cor.
nct' says thGt no defense has been offered
" lne allegation that the market had been
manipulated so as to definitely settle the
Question whether contracts could be invalid
va va ,ne board, even though the fact of q cor
nes was transparent and notorious. Mr.,
1nItnour seemed elated over the result, and
Heclared 1t made contracts on the board
hereafter, no matter of what nature, bind.
.ns, ana would cause an end to litigation
oYer disputed deals. The result created
morning.
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"ComkIing not Through

New York, March 20.-The grand jury
to-day began the investigation OF the case
otGeorge w. Cinkling, jr,, who shot and
killed william II. Haverstick, and he pro-
baby will be indicted and rearrested. Re-
corler Smyths, addressing the grand jury,
instructed them to investigate the case, and
said that Police Justice Smith had ex-
ceeded his powers in presumlng to decide
ton, the recorder said, does not stop the
grand jury from indicting Conkling.
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Making Short Work of Il.

IN the siege of Troy, Apollo encouraged
the Irolans to bevaliant against the Greeks,
ny seylng The mighty Achilles does not
ihght to-day" 1t would seem as il death
had been bidding disease to make its great.
est inroadds upon men, by saying: Hunts
nemedy Is out of the market" But the
ir9Jans loInd to their cost, that the mighty
Achilles came to the field, slew their great.
est champions, and made short work of the
Dattle, Ana Hunts Remedy, as an Achilles
against kidney and liver diseases has taken
the field, aud is making short work of Mi
such ailments. Hundreds of testimonial,
from all quarters are coming in as TO the
might OF this champion medicine. Not
surer was The sword of Achilles than is this
powerful, yet peaceful, remedy in battle
iorin, as 1t wages war against dropsy, uri.
nary and kidney complaints, and over.
comes. is wise to call in its aid.
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seasonable call by saluting them
with a couple of shots fired
rom double. barrelled shotgun. She said
that she would have. no trouble In protect
she feared they would steal everything she
had. Sheriff Smith and Police Officer Over
and went out and secured the country
round about for them, but failed to find
them, though the extinguished fres, chicken
and geese feathers. potato rinds, empty
iruit cans and empty bottles OF whisky,
told where they had held high carnival.
The officers are of the opinion that these
tramps have been engaged in robbing
freight cars.
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Troublesome Tramps,

A German woman who resides ON the
branch in the southeastern suburbs of the
city, complained to City Marshal Arnold
and Sheriff Smith yesterday, that there
was a colony OF tramps who frequently
csmped IN her immediate vicinity in The
brush that skirts tho stream, and that on
such occasions they raided her premiss.
and chicken roosts, carrying Off chick ans
and articles oil food. They stole her irving
pan Wednesday night, and they have be-.
come unbesrable. She stated 10 the OFFICERS
that they came on that night and knock ed
at her door, and that she answered the nm.
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Mrs. Meeker's Last Hours
INTERVIEW WITH HER SON

\ INTERVIEW WITH HER SON,
WINDSOR, ONT, March 2g.-Mrs. Meeker
Will be hanged tomorrow. She was calm
most of the day, but seemed to appreciate
her helpless condition, and is expected
70 break down. She received
letter from her son, Almon TODAY
Offering consolation, and urging her to con.
less, saying his confession made him feel
enough better TO pay him for the
pam it cost, and that it wonld
De better for her in the newt
world TO make clean breas,
OF the affair. He said he would Law down
ms life to save her, but, that being limos.
slole, he can only offer her the satisfaction
WORDS can give, and expresses
nope that they shall meet
IN the better land beyond, where there is
no sorrow anu sadness, He closed by saw
ing he is trying TO lead a Christian
ne, and trusting she will
be IN readiness to meet her God.
shortly after the receipt of the letter Almon
visited his mother in her CELL in the presence
OF prison officials They shook
bands, the mother showing slight ex-
element over the letter. She CLAIMS
that Almon's lies brought her to her nres.
ent position, and demanded why he did so2
she admitted she could tell a good story.
Dut claimed that justice should be
meted to all. She said all the family hated
a!lce and had whipped her severely.
Aimon asked her if she had not
asked him TO take the child to
lhe mountains TO starve. She laughed,
saying she never thought of such a thing,
During the interview, which lasted
over an hour, she showed great
resolution. She still maintains her
innocence, and says she is ready TO meet
her Lord. She had an interview later with
the chaplain when she was more uneasy,
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CHICAGO, March 29.-General n. h. Blu.
ford died here last night He graduated al
West Point in 1897, and held the rank Of
DrlgadlerI-general Of volunteers in the war
of the rebellion. He was born in Keniucky
in 1907.
Particulars are published this morning OF
the assault and robbery of Mrs. Philip ia.
cobs Monday last in broad daylight on one
OF the most popular thoroughfares of the
| city, but the case was not reported BY the
police. The woman is dying.
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WORKS TO the manufacture Of sugar nom
sothup syrum, according 10 the Cham
paign method, and will invest $4,000
LOT that purpose, and to
eStaohsh auxiliary mills throughout thi,
section Tor making syrup, which will
oe reduced TO sugar at the
sterling, works. This enterprise is
expected to revolutionize the sorghum
sugar business of this stale, and will no
doubt give great impetus to the cultivation
oil sorghum cane in Kansas.
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One Hundred Chi|dren's Suits at $685..
THEY ARE WORTH ORDINARILY sA2.
.Ga-REMFM8ER PLaOE-sn,
REINHARDT, the Clothier
7O4 ELM STREET

that IL elected mayor he would 90 in nm.
lrahlmeled with pledges or promises and
uot MS tue candidate Of any party or olioue.
anu the only platform he had, with tour
pIanAs so lar and each one wa, "nr Dial.
las, FOR Dallas" "for Dallas" "for Dai.
las, and II 1t had thousand. each ono
would be the same. Wv
IL elected be would enforce the laws TO
tle pest OF his ability, knowingnot one man
.loni announcer. There was city ordinance
r wsIn owners OF property to make side.
Mains anu IL would be his duty TO enforce
IL ana ne would do so. He said. revertinr,
again to the necessity of rradeS
ana paved streets and thorough svsiem of
sewerage that as president of the hoard nj
traue, he had circulated among the pron.
erty owners of Elm and Main streets n ma.
per containing the queries. Are Won in
favor OF having Elm and Main streets
paVedf Are you willing To paw for half the
paving IN front of your property? What
material 90 you prefer for pavement To
tnese questions every property owner an
sWereu III the affirmative, except the one as
paoIns material, some prefcrring stone,
Wemust improve our streets and orr so,
itary condition, for no epidemic must sw S"
over Dallas like bosom of destruction re-.
tarding IT'S growth ana prosperity as in the
case of Memphis. He had known a great ,nt
many nlthy cities, but none fiIihier
,nah DALLAS, and in saying this
no reflection was intended upon
the present administration, for he believed
them all honest, worthy gentlemen, who
nave AZ, done the best they could.
IL he was mayor he would cultivate the
aldermen, do all in his power TO gain tbei,
confidence, and together they would wor,
LOT the advancement and prosperity of the
Guy, the reduction of taxes and the achieve
good he hal outlined.
lie had further to say that If the poor
men OF the city, if the taxpayers, believed
tney could select man more fitted for the
position OF mayor than he, a man who
could meet the overwhelming difficulties
.he incoming mayor and his council must
lneet, he was willing to and would gladly
Withdraw in that mans favor, il il was a,
the last hour of the day of the election
thanking his audience for their atten
ton, Captain Veal then closed his remarks
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Pulling Through.

OSHKOSH, Wis, March 2S.-An arrange.
ment has been agreed upon between S. b.
& II. J. A, Paige and the Paige-Sexmith
Lumber company and their creditors, by
which Daniel l.. Libby and Leander Choate
are to act as assignees. To the amount of
assets of the company, sufficient funds are
to be advanced by banks to enable the as.
signees to close out the lumber and logging
business without interruption and so as to
realize the greatest amount.
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Officer W. II. Moore, of Hill county, de.
posted in the county jail yesterday, A. ].
lawson. charged with robbing the mails Of
Uncle Sam" at the Blum station robbery,
on the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe road.
The prisoner had n preliminary hearing
before United States Commissioner McCor,
mick yesterday, and ms bond was fixed ut
$50. The officer will take the prisoner
back to the Hill county jail in default OF
his giving bond.
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A Call for Charity Ansxered

The HERALD Is pleased to chronicle the
fact that the unfortunate woman confined
at the st. Charles hotel, in penniless con
dition, with her five little children, Is re.
ceivlng the proper consideration. Mrs. w
Q. Howard, OF the hospital committee, and
other ladies, the reporter is informed, have
responded to her wants. Although suffer.
ing from, a severe attack of pneumonia, the
nope ana belief Is entertained that she will
tention.
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n Dark Mystery

ST. Louis, Mo-, March 29.--The Post Dis
patch's Alton special says; The bodies of
two colored men, recognized as Henry De-
pugh and Henry Ross, were discovered in a
hut IN Rocky Fork, q colored settlement
near here. The head of Depugh was al.
most entirely blown off, while Ross was
stabbed near the heart. The coroner's in.
quest failed to elicit any clue to the crime
or the perpetrators. Depugh was the son
of Rev. Isaac Depugh, well.knowl col
ored Baptist preacher
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Whom the fountains of life are not cor
rupted AMI emblttered by suffering when
the functions Of womanhood are strictly
normal woman lille is like music, with nc
discord TO jar her delicate sensibIlities and
break tho vital and organic harmony. But
many who suffer from vital and functional
disorders have found immediate relief and
q permanent cure by using Mrs. Lydia H.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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CINCINNATI, March 29.-The Western
Whisky Export association met here TODAY
to take action with reference to the price of
whisky for the future. There were sixty
eight llrms represented, comprising the en-.
tire membership of the pool, which embraces
al the hlghwlne manufacturers north
oil the ONO river, Their action was entirely
unanimous, fixing the proof of highwines
tomorrow on the basis of S1.l3, with the
probability the price will be increased to
Si.li next Monday. All members are in
high spirits at the unanimity of the pool as
to prices.
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WAshGNGToN, March 29.-The secre.
tary of state has authorized Minister
West to say to the Canadian author
tiles that this government had no OBJ.
lection to such change of Canadian Gus.
toms regulations as will admit of the i'm
from the United States in packages of less
than 100 gallons. IL now remained for the
Canadian parliament to decide whether
such modification of their regulation shall
be made
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Warning on the Railway.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 29.-In an.
swer to dispatch received at the central
station soon after midnight, saying force
OF men were destroying the new bridge of
the pennsylvania railroad at Second and
Nenango streets, detachment of police
were sent hither at once. When they ar
rived at the scene, about 2 O'Clock this
morning, they found the work of demolition
had been completed. The wreckers, who
are believed to be workmen in the employ
OF the Philadelphia, Newtown e New York
railroad, had dispersed, and the police
could obtain no information in regard to
their identity. A force was left on the
ground TO protect the material.
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Cnnitnl Nnies

WASHINGTON, March 9.-Advices from
Gan Antonio, Texas, to the war department
iuuioate that Inspector General sackcts ILL
s s.s' was not as serious as reported yesser.
ine Jeanette court Of inquiry will re-
convene s. at the navy department to.mor-
WV LOT the examination Of the fonr mem.
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Tho Sport NIust ia.

NASHVILLE TENN, March D.-rhe act
making It a felony to keep gambling estab-
lishments in this state, or the renting OF q
house for such purpose, passed the legisa-
ture to-day. The penalty is imprisonment
for not less than one nor more than three
years in the penitentiary, The effect will
be to Danish the gambling fraternity from
Tho state
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liynlenenl.

Miss Fannie Swindells ard Mr.. Ben Aus
tin were married in Austin several DAYS
since and passed through Dallas yesterday
morning on bridal trip TO the north The
bride is the daughter of the founder of the
Daily HERALD, and the groom
Is son Ola popular jeweler of the city
The HERALD extends congratulations, and
wishes them every Joy in lie.
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Sill Nacant-Ohin Gall.

WASHINGTON, March 2o.-The president
will not take any action with regard to the
vacancy in his cabinet caused by the death
Postmaster. General Howe, before next
week. A delegation from Ohio, con
sisting of General Grosyener Briggs,
Cunningham and W. P. Lippencott,
called upon the president this afternoon
and urged upon him the Importance of hay
ing in his cabinet representative from
Ohio. Representative Butterworth, OF
Ohio, also had an interview with the presi-
dent
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A boom for Kansas Sorghum

STERLING. KAs., March @.--The works Of
the Kansas Sugar and Syrup company
were sold to-day to q syndicate of eastern
capitalists, most Of whom are inter.
ested In the Champaign, Illinois, Sugar
works. The company will adapt these
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No More Isasa.s

ALBANY, March 2o,-The assembly rail.
rosu committee agreed unanimously to re.
pust laVorably the anti.lree pass bill. II
applies only to granting passes 10 supreme
court judges, state officials and members
s nI employees of the legisla ure. Giving
amisdemeanor. ' 80
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Tho Indian Outbreak.

SAN Francisco, March pa Lordsburg
dispatch says Colonel Noyes and two
companies of the ith cavalry, from Fort
Craig, arrived to-day, en- route to the ella
valley. The latest intelligence from Clifton
is that the Indian. are concentrated in force
in the hills around the place, and an attack
upon the town may be expected ut any
moment,
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New YORK, March pa fire occurred at
a lodging-house on Eldridge street this
morning. Four occupants Jumped from
the windows, sustaining serious injuries.
The damage was slight.
A fire on Pearl street damaged property
to the amount of $4,000. The janitress of
the building and her daughter were rescued
when almost suifocated, and removed to the
hospital.
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INC 'alk-line Series of billiard Tourna-
manis

CHICAGO, March 29,-The afternoon game
VI ,ne oalk-line tournament between Dion
"nu Wallace was tame, as neither display ed
guy 1ne playing. Betting was even, each
, u,au having plenty of friends. Both played
rao'ouGhly most Of the time, but Wallace
TTH weaker, so Dion gained n long lead.
iue fouhgster narrowed the gap toward
~ close aud both showed nervousness.
hnnIey were - apart on the last string, when
ION ION ran out with 25 Score-Dion, GOO;
S5ii6erase, S2-l0o; highestrun, IS. Wallace,
'''' average, $40; highest run, 81.
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SURE CURE FOR BLACK LEG.

49, SprtxsorP, rKxAs, August - lSSs.
Aessrs. Morley Rr,DS. 49,
1kSrgENKS - have sold ''WOSDRHErrt
EiSHf to several OF my customers MO pss :,
Ior the sure OF BLACK lSS Nv sivinS
ne OF Two doses internally and applyinS h ex,
ssuaily' HN0fked Ike charm Yours. Etc.
LIB. HUTCnIsOy-
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Chemical Works burned.

BALTIMORE March 29,-The chemical
works of Alongo l.. Thompson, IN the
southern section OF the city, were almost
entirely destroyed by fire, to-day. The
damage is estimated at $4,000 to 100000
fnllv inqurpd
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~. BurrxRcvr, TxxAs. Sept. l. 1852
woNpERUL EIGHT for al ACK t'EG
"a vaule by giving from Is % q drcps mar.
nnAtly aoi applying externally once or twice 10
me paiS aneeted, sud IL gave Immediate relief
a. ssTS EwsSn w B saIELETr
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A Star Of tho FRS, Magnitude

Miss Maude Miller, the bewitchinr sons
and dance artsle, who is positively without
= peer In her peculiar lines, appears at the
Lyceum tonight. Don't miss this rare
treat.