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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-17
Mnsfaaen ilber bic arbeiterfraae.

New'Yort, 16. 4uguf. - 9us bier
tagenbe Sub.@omite ees Senats @omite's
fiir @rStebungspeisn unb arbetterzIugele'
genbetteu usrnabm beute Trau 6. Gpttdeu
aus 8roofIpn, pelde NIT ptelen Srgantias
ttonen bon 4rbeiterinnen in SerbtnSung &c,
fansen bat unb bem gomtte Wtttbeiluugen
iiber bic traurige Sage Der ueiften 6abrttz
4rbeitsrinneu, Ndbertnnen II. {. 10. ma4te.
Sie erflGrte, Die nmeritaniiden Arbeiterius
nen bdtten ibre miBltdbe Sage Der @tnpanoes
rIug su perbnnfen Hu6 tpiiroeu nte befIer
ftuirt iein, 70 lauge man bic Gtumanberuug
utht beidrdnte. Die vSrabes' 'lluious" ND
rem cine anbere llriahe, pelde 6rluen an
bemgrlangen Iobnenber Bei6dftigung uerbtu,
bern, tnoem bieielben ftsts oarna9 tradtes
ten, Srauen3tmmer bon benz betrefeuoen
Grperbssnsigs uus3uidIisBeu. Die 9tegtes
rung ioIite allen unbeitdftigten Berionen
Transportation nod Srten gepGbren, no
bieieIben Arbeit betOmmen t0unten, benn
nur in ben ottt bep6lterteu Stdoten oes
Sfens gebe es mebr Gppltfauteu nm 4r6ett,
als Steueu. - SamI. 9oupars, SorfBer
Der federation Of Sraoess nnb 2abor'
Unions" iprn6 ebsnfuls iibsr bic Sage Der
Grbetterflafsn unb bic llriafeu Der Iu5'
fanne, bra6te jsbOd utdts Neues auf'S Ga'
NET
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-17
Die Cholera.

Qouoou, 16. auguf. Cine gefarn
Gbtno BON Cairo an ben 1Stnnoarb db5e=
ididte Sepeide melOet ySunerbalb Der leg
ten "a Stuuben erlageu in 4leranorta "a
Reniden Der @bolera." - Der @atro'er
@Orreiponbent Der sGtmes" tbetlt NIT, baB
bic gpibsmie am 9ienffage In 0amanhur
SO Spfer forberte.
GGernn6rta, Is. 4uguf. - gs tptrO
amtIi6 oertiin6et, oaB In bieftger Staot ge.
fern A Berionen an Der Cholera ffarbeu.
9te fran;0iii6e @ommiiiion, melde abge'
I6idt nuroe, nm iid iiber bic j3uffdnbe IN
ggppten be3iigItd Der GpiOemte su unter'
ritDten, 1T bier angetommen.
Cairo, 16. 4uguff. - Die 3abl Der
QeftrigeH Sooesfdlls an Der Cholera in Cairo
UeirGgt 5. Der 6bsoiue beiudte beute in
alexandria bic perihieSenen Soipitaler uuo
1pradl ben @boIefrnnten Sroit 3u. SIN SAT-
zen fiRo iomeit 1876 brttiIdle 9oloaten In
gabpten Der Seude erlegen.
2onb bon, IS. augHf. - I'm gitttpo9
truten in gang ggppten 467 GooeSfd(le an
Der &bOlera etn.
AnsrtT rHrb StSuinen,
Sue3, 1G. auguf.- .-3mettauie Se.
ouineu babeu Elm Santtdtslnger 3u Stu5at
angegriTieu, puroen iebod Suridgei9laSen,
nau6em ibrsr 60 get0otet norbsn paren.
Son ben SoIbaten, tpelfe ben Ort oertbet'
6tgter, ipurbeu iieben uuo BON ben GLrgern
fIni getUbtet. Stnbat ltegt etna 90 &tets
len uou Suatin in ytubten am rotbcN
Msere. Ser 4uBrtff wurbe burt ben fal.
lden Bropbeten oeranlaBt. Ntau berur4tet
etusu augrtfi auf Suattn.
Sin neues QibiIiFenbIatt.
Beter8burg, 16. Iuguf. ueues
Ntbtlitenblutt, bettteIt Dote meme aara" III
bier eridieuen. Sc fiibrt atue 3temltd geuas
Bigte Sprad]e un6 erfl6rt, bic gegeumGrttge
llntbdttstett Der RibtIiteH iet tetn 3etaen
UOn Sawaae.
StaIien uns GRarpFfp,
2Oubon, 16. auguf. - Die geferR
etugeSogeHe 6lag8e auf oem italtentl4en
SOniulat III SaHgsr, Dtarotto, TT mieoer
ousgefedt poroeu, uuo Der BaHit inter Der
SeuOlferung, tpelf)e stu SombarOement
burd Oas ttuIteutide @eidmaber beiirdtete,
bat fid9 8elegt.
Der Erieg in @nnam.
Barts, 16. 4ugEf. Den Ipdtefeu
Eod)ridteu aus GOugtiug ;ufO'ge, iollteu Die
Sorts On Der RIntung bes Sueiluiie8 ges
fem Ober beute uOu ben 6rau3Oieu beieBt
per6en.
2onbon, II. 4uguf. - Dem Barrier
@orreiponbenten beS yDGtlg Gelegrlpb" 3us
foIge begsu bic Trau3oien bic abfdIt, Die
StGbte que RHO SOutag 81 9Iette. 3ett ar
3usreifen.
Berlin, 16. auguF.-8ta ste gRreu;z
3ettung" mtttbetlt, bat bic btefiBe hiHelibe
@eianOtihaft aeuBeruugen gemadt, me- l,e
fetnen 3netfel barau laIien, oaB gbtua cher
gum Sriege ihreiten, ais ietne Souuerdgttat
| iiber Gnuam aufgeben ruirr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-17

RN- 8trbes lid be3abltn?- So
Sa1uparilla-Slutpiqe fiets i'm 6auic gu boz
ben uEb bic san5e 6anlilis U6qis geiunb Su
.erhalten. Breis 25 Gents bic S9adteI. gu
habeu bel Setb 9. .5auce, yn. 1OS, @et.
Baltimore Sha6e. (350
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-17
Sinf3is Gents bic 5Iai6e.
8aODab's regnlirsaAs RtGsn,

6as maattge 2ebers IL. Wageubeilmtttel.
Gin pssstobiliibss grfasmitttI fur Raloma
8olltOmmene Burgau3su, ltu6eru6e Qb.
fiibrmittsl, miIisu obue SdmerI
ftst8 5uUerl0ifig un6 uatiirlid.
D0utg obue 8egeibmad, elegant NIT IaBera our
glatlrt rurstren resultren, reinigeu uu6 trai:8EH
bteie 4iueH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-17
0eBerBe Befhmcrber III IN

" - = VI - To TO
Sas S0r'apGriljousRs0Ibent fbertrift ribt rrr
aug QQ.mItte, I'M 6ulrcu drpniiber. itrppBlI5ier.
eonututIontltr uuo GGuttrau.beiteu ipuSerr Cd III
o"2 has s'nii8e entibieNeHe gttteI sur 9etuns con
Stterens unb 8laiens 8eIchperben,
9orrz uuo 8ebdrmutters Rruut6eiter Viereuariess
3uderobpru Ba'criudt, @erbalun0 uno lnm}lfnrt
utem AtfteBsn ces Darn5 8rigbt'ider 0rduFbsit
GlpeiBiprperten i'm p0ru uub bel allen Eduen. fpenrt
pn ie9eIraubartiger 8pbeniab I'M 6urn lei1t, oSer
beru Sggterer bidflilig, uutilr NIT eipsiR1r+i5S,
Subta3en oher Saoen, iuie ron peBcr SEibe aes
mtt erideint, Ooer iUenn sr Elm fraut6aftes 6lrf.
les, 0dutBeS &usebeH unb etueu Rnobeumab drtiaeu
Weoerihldg bat unb ipenn man bei'm gBa6erIaiieu
Elm Stebcn uno &rtuneu unb in Der Ru6eubeuoe rms
Senbense8sH6 5Rmer'eH empfHbet Bel 4pot6essru
AZ babeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-17
Bel RpOtbefern 5u babeu.
glan IsIs: n@a6ruub Eali4.s

g2au I6ide eins 8rtsfmurls on 8ab.
man & 6 O., yh. 30, 29arrsu., @ds Der
GburdfraBs, gietp.DOrt.
EB- BsIeBnns, Sauisnss bon Dollars Ssrtb, Rirb
bafar mgei9ift psrosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-17
Husffruuns III Blen.

gBten, 16. auguf, - Die elsttrii6e
81 3ftlJ,ug in 8ieu nurbe beute burd ben
S,onpriu3eH 8u6Olpb er0ffnet. Sros 6es
InBiinftigeu gSetters paren SauIeHoe bon
8siuderu anmsisub. Baron @rlangen, BRA.
iibeut Der &ustellung, btelt etue 0fe6e, in
meIher er benz SrOn&' iuleu uuo ben aus
ipdrtigeu Qauberu fl ibre Cooperation
tnnftP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-17
~ al aria

n9r.o berl9ie6ene1 Joruen,
s Gitttef-8 8te6er,
Falte8 unb bistseS Sie5er gebetlt
fir so Gents. Gs giebt tetu auoeres 6eils
Il ittel in Der ggslt, oa8 ioihueu aQerIei Rte
be- beilt, m6geH ite BON osroorbeuer Quft
(Malaria) oeer entarteter @aue tommeH,
m0geu fie Sdarlaaz, RerUsnfteber, Sqpbus
ooeT gslbss 6tebsr beiBeu, uIs - unter 3us
3isbuua BON &ubwap' o BtIeu - Rad
ways Ready Relief.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-17

1dTel @dffel 4dffel
MIR gstIs trS EpsIaHb bsIorgt inierRGLb "A Shlnesn
q. Rafne,
adt ber BagHmsFtsStTass UAh Rpil'DtfistaA etrnas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-17
GnropaiI9e Ra6elberi6te.
narn Btsmara une sarsin.I Sppal }.

2oubon, 16. auguft. - Gin Rdudee
ner Blutt erfldrt tn 8e3ug uuf bic per0fients
liGte augabe, mad pelder 6iirf 8tsmard
unb &Gr6tnal Sonaro in 8iifngsn coufertr.
ten, es babe aus 3H1erldiitgen Gueuen in
&Cm erlubreu, ba6 Ita Der &urStual leOigs
lid aus @eiuusbettsrittdt mad Stiiiugen
Oegab.
Qon6ou, II. Gugrf.-8urou b, 5dl6.
3er, Der preuBiide @eicuote an ben 8uttfan,
rptro ud9fens cine (etie mad 6tiitHgeH
MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-17
Gin un,ufrteeensr @efansttr.
3ie Ginpaneeruug.

Seridte bes fnttffiidsn Bureaus ergeben,
baB pdbreno oss NouatS Suit 1920 Gin
tpnnSerer in ben peridtebeueu Safer bes 0au'
bsS anfumeu; 13,203 berielbeu ffammten aus
9eutidlnno, 1910 aus Deutif' 'Seffrei6 uuo
613 ans Der Sdpet3. SIN Suit 1882 betrug
Die @eiammtsabI Der bier 3u Gaube anges
laneten gtupanberer 6J,010 ODER 1890
uehr, oIS i'm lebten Suit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-17
slufrnhr in yrpatien.

g8teu, 16. augufr-Su 4grnm, Gtoas
tteu, periR&te man aul ieBteu0iRnfage, mebz
rere Dor neutrality-suspicious. au5 lIdlas ne
8efanntmadungeH ab3ureiBen, neil bieIels
ben in ungartider Sprud1e georuft ruareu.
9a8 9h.;,Gr rrrcoe 3u ben 8afeu gerufen
unO feute Die 8ube ber, naaosm mebrere
8eroueu bernunSet uuo pisle psrboftst mor,
ben narsn. @eifern fan0 Elm abermatige:
Iufrnbr ftatt. Die Betanntma9uugeu mur.
ben bcrabgerifien uno bte Seufer bes 8es
gierungsBebduoes etngeporfeu.
(SpGter.) - 8ier3tg BON Der 8eo0lteruuB
unb lsf8 Boli3ifsn tpurben mdbrenb bes
&ramaus permun6et. 9aS Bolt ftiirmte ipa'
ter Oas @sfdngniB unO befrette bic etHgeter'
ferten Sumultuluteu.
Rempf; p(lc ;llr geracItuua fir SdS 5ansiuc=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-17

bic befs unb biIt9Fe 61rrtlteu glebt,lu In
Der gGelt. 9etIt anO DerpLtet:
$. Itmeb, &ppfi&mer3, 3cBnmeB,
Gnt5anoung, Ss:ierIait,
9al5iteifbeit,
9ipbtberie,
8ruitbetIemnuHg,
Snilueujay
gltbem=3eiaperSeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-17

2onbou, 16. guguf. - Der 8ertiner
Correspondent Der DYoit" ertlart, Die Don
BEN Ser. Staateu Der oeutf9en &egieruug
gemadte Drobuug in 8e3ug auf Sampf39ue
babe in Berlin ttefsu gtubrud gemadt. Die
2tugnbe bes &orreiponoenten bs3ieht itf ies
benfalls auf ba8 Serbot gegeu bic @infubr
RON amerifuniidem Shmetnehetid un6 bic
in bieier 4ngelegenbett bonn @eiunOten Sars
aeut Genadten &mofehlunqeT,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-12
WIT AND HUMOR.

The Elmira Gazette tells of a woman who
applied for place as driver. "Can Won
manage mules?" asked an EMPLOYER. III
should SMILE" she said. 1--WE had two
husbands" WV
Asa proof that zone touch of nature
makes the whole world kim" observe how
friendly strangers become at a dog fight
Oil City Derrick. eN'
Two st. Louis lawyers called each othe,
dirty puppies" IN court the other dav
Neither was on oath, but their evidence
was deemed conclusive Bost. Transcript
A young Nebraska farmer refused I,
marry his betrothed because she used now.
der. He evidently thought it unsafe tr
have match where there was so much
powder'-lBos'on Transcript.
Kate Field is reported as having declined
many brilliant matches. She acted wisely
ior whena match becomes brilliant its utiii
ty is well-nigh ended.-IBoston Transcript
II is wrong to laugh at the @ crooked leg,
OF the young man in tight trousers, but 4
is perfectly proper to laugh at the tigh
trousers upon the man with the crooked
legs Boston Transcript.
New York Judge says cigarette smok
ing is robbing the young men of thei,
brains. When young man says he ISM
afraid OF cigarettes hurting him, he proba
bly, knows what he is talking about,-IBc.
ION Transcript.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-12

THERE are just two special ventures in
lie where mans character must be above
suspicion, or he is going to suffer badly
when he runs for office and when he sues a
newspaper for damages to his character.
The majority OF libel suits terminate as the
one detailed in the following item: "a Cali.
ornian was told by lawyer that, in conse.
auence Of an inaccurate statement in Il
newspaper article about him, he could get
heavy damages, and so he consented to the
bringing ola suit. On the trial his character
was shown to the jury in so unpleasant u
light that they decided 1t to have been
injured by the publication to the OK
tent Of only one dollar. His ex
expenses were $500. and he now sues his
counsel for that sum, on the ground that
hia advice was bad"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-12

MULLEr, who refused to plead or receive
assistance Of counsel in the Dublin court,
day before yesterday, upon his arraign-
ment for completely in the Phmnix Park
murders, displayed proper though retk.
less appreciation of the hopelessness of his
cause before the tribunal in question. He
would have been convicted anyway, and
saved time and expense by refusing to have
anything to do with the court in the way
Ola defense. To enter that Dublin court
upon charge of conspiracy or completely
In the Park murders is like entering the
portal upon which DANTE read the super.
scription, "All hope abandon We who enter
here"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-12
His Sin Found Him Ont

New YORK, May ll.-Andrew ]. Smith,
president of the Manhattan Fire Insurance
company, has been arrested and held to
bail in the sum of 5000, charged with per-
jury in swearing to false returns in the an
nual report of the company, for 1880, to the
New York insurance department. Insur-
ance Superintendent Mccall swears in the
affidavit that the unpaid losses of the COM
pany are at least $4,000, whereas the re-
port says only Si3 $50 and that other liza.
billties aggregated $4,000, while they are
p Mur az only Sl2,goo by the company. Mr.
company, whose signature was also affixed to
the report. has purloined So .9i3, and he al.
tered the company's books, attempting
thereby to conceal the embezzlement.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-12

A good step has been taken in behalf OF
women and the public generally in Loui,
vile, Kentucky, by the establishment of a
school OF pharmacy for women, the course
to be thorough and practical and extend
over two years, each year being divided in.
TO two terms OF twenty weeks each. Women
are peculiarly fitted for such work physi
cally and mentally, and 1t would be fan
preferable to the character Of the work they
have now hieily to depend upon. All
right thinking people cannot but rejoice AT
the same time at the extension of The
sphere OF woman's usefulness.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-12

The State Pharmaceutical Association,
which has been In session in Austin for
some days, is an honest effort by competent
and educated druggists to bring public
opinion In this state up to that point where
the enactment of laws will follow, as mat.
ter OF course, looking to the employment
and handling drugs and compromising pre-.
scriptions of none but educated pharma.
cists. Wetook occasion to refer some TINA
ago to this matter In these columns, and
pointed out the Importance to the public
Of the question. In all portions of the state
numbers OF men and boys are EMPLOYED
who are not fit for such responsible posi-
ton, and If the legislature will take hold OF
the matter properly, the public can feel
far more security in the use of medicines,
and particularly prescriptions. The meet.
ipgs Of the State Pharmaceutical Associa.
ton are therefore a matter of public and
general interest, and any determinations
arrived at by the association us such. in
raising the standard Of accomplishments
and requirements for the position Of pre.
scriptionist, ought to meet with The party
endorsement and advocacy Of the press
throughout the entire state. What wa
want Id matters Of this kind Is action swim
and intslliesns, and II the action Of such 4
body ~ The association alluded 10 h but
properly seconded By ths prs,s, The de.irsd
| results viii soon b wltnessod.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-12

DAKOTA Is one Of the biggest things in
this country. and 1t would not dream of
getting anything up on a small scale. In
tho matter of storms II is unrivaled in all
the history Of the world. Texas cyclones,
West Indian hurricanes and all the famous
and tabled blasts Of Boreas are us summer
xephyrs to a Dakota blizzard. A traveller
In that region, whose simplicity is sufficient
guaranty Of his veracity, gives the follow
ang remarkable and hair.raising illustration
OF the power and effect OF good healthy
blow In Dakota. The information was con.
tained on a postal-card, mailed at Bismarck
to tho tenderfoo.s friends in the east, and
read literally as follows; ~ saw with mi
own eysc A dogg without Hair on IL And
was Tole bi a Man that no to Be al Rie
that the Dogs hair was All blode on Ri
slcloan or blizzard, as tina call Them hear. |,
Betes hcl, doant 1t, William"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-12


DoRsEy and BRADY have been depending
oil the time upon the republican leaders 10
est them out of their troubles, and though
II has often looked dark to them and as II
cid friends had stood aside, the reports
coming from Washington just recently, In.
dictate that the verdict after all In their
GASES will be one Of scquittal. KrILoco
now comes 70 the mont and insists that be
fsels no apprehension whatever as to the
xnulss Of the prosecutions against him.
Aei bAsing his hope upon his knowl ,dpe
q W many sided. rascality Of the republI.
ean !esdsts. and that these latter there fore,
&suld not dan y throw him Overheard
WneS : s(Aee q a6hir when Z criminal can
~ eeeoasiotsd bsosuss Of Nls kuowlsdrs
* ~ eosfuptilvee end prac>loss ol thcs,
- po~ee A sdninlalRalieu under suoh
- = s3Ain ~ reaohsd W vesy bsl.
VU1 |I .|.l Mi. fI II''||| I.rI wv .|II A p
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-12
Coal Mlners Convention.

PITTsBURG, May 1.-The coal miners are
making active preparations for the coming
Interstate convention next week. The re-.
ception committees from. both Knights oiLa-
Dor and Amalgamation will cooperate with
similar committees from the Miners associ.
alton to receive delegates. One hundred
delegates are expected from the Pittsburg
district, and the representation will prob.
ably reach $50, oil told. In sections where
considerable number of miners are mem
bers of the Knights of Labor, the local as
sembly will send representative. Circu
lars are being sent from the miners general
office, requesting full representation and
giving statement OF the number of pits at
work and prices paid. A miner stated that
the Slope mine in Chariterier's valley will
quit work to-day and those at Painters Run
tomorrow. There are fifty men at the for
mer and eighty at the latter. A large meet
ing was held at Mansfield yesterday. They
decided to hold convention on Monday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-12
Affairs In Indian Territory.

ST. Louis, May ia dispatch from
Muskegee, l. T. says: Spichee's band Of
rebels, recently captured by Capt. Bates,
will arrive there to-day and be irmedi-
ately taken to Fort Gibson, where their
officers will be investigated by the United
States commissioners, especially appointed
for that purpose,
The Cherokee indian council are still in
session Mt Talahualua, hut are not making
much progress. Several bills have been
introduced but no definite action taken
yet. A good many stockmen are present,
looking after their interests. Several bids
have been made to rent what is known as
the .Cherokee Strip" as high as $l20,0 OO
having been offered by one company. This
stwice as much as the indians have real
led from it by prey iOus methods.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-12
GREAT BLOOD MEDJCINpS

The half has not been told as to tho preat
curative powers of the Cnt!curs Remedies. /
have pad hundreds OF dollars for medicines TO
cure diseases OF the blood and skin, and never
ediss. CUAs. W.T.. Nc Nm
proyilppcs Il "'N"S'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-12
Guticura.
K<zu[

Pymma, septlpmia Scrofula and other forms
OF blood poisoning, resulting in glandulaf swell.
ings, ucerous patches In the throat and mouth.
assesses, carbunces, tumors, ulcers, sores
and SKIN eruptions are speedily ncutralized and
blood purifier while the skin is cleansed of mi
oisnsuring humors by the external use of Cuti.
cura and Cuticura Soap. the great skin cures,
Cuticura Resolvent absolutely destroys disease
germs; whi,h float in the blood. urine aud per.
pels them through the bowels kidneys and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-12

agreed to purchase the abandoned military
telegraph wires in this state, if the govern
ment will turn them over to the private
company, and do the government telegraph
ing free. This strikes us as rather a favor
able proposition from the government
atanlpOint
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-12

KrIM. as civil service examiner was ell
tirely too huge JOKE, as man is wantec
for the position who can at least speak anc
read English. Yielding to the pressure
the president has withdrawn KEIMs name
The president has succeeded in placing
himself IN an exceedingly ridiculous light
In his appointment and subsequent with
drawal of KEIM.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-12

THE railroad business of the country now
requires over 1900 locomotives, anu the
aggregate cost of running them is nearly
$lO0,UO0.0O0, How grand and inconceivable
ia the power represented by these 1900
locomotives Mans victory over nature
and natural forces has here its most bril-.
liant and astounding illustration.
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The Standard Oil company, whose losses
al Jersey City by fire a couple of days sine"
were reported at $1,000 900, is one of the
richest and most powerful corporations in
the country. They can stand a half dozen
such conflagrations and still run two or
three railroads and state legislatures.
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Not Satisfactory.

ROME, May ll.-Archbishop Croke has
sent communication to Cardinal Jacko-
bine, maintaining that his conduct in rels-
ton to the agitation in Ireland has been
perfectly regular, and that his object is not
to stimulate revolt but to obtain for the
people right and justice. The explanation
of the archbishop is not deemed satisfactory
at the vatican,
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Searching for the RemnIn,.

JERSEY CRY, May ll.-Search is making
for the bodies of the fireman and the boy
killed by the explosion of the tank at the
ire which yesterday destroy ed the National
Storage company's works, at Cavan Point
Thus far asmal quantity of charred human
bones have been found in two distinct
places under pieces of iron, probably all
that is left of the two victims.
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Failed

CINCINNATI. May 1l.-Rirgel & Elliott
wholesale talors, hats, furs and straw goods.
10 Pearl street, have assigned. Liabilities
100000, asets $4,000 to $4,000.
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No Trouble Apprchended.

PnlLApKLrnIA, Pa, May ll.-Otlicers o.
the Pennsylvania Railroad company say
there is no prospect of disturbance of the
Trunk line pool from the cutting of The
freight rate by the Lackawanna & Nickel
Plate or any other road. The Lehigh Goa
and Navigation company will not interpose
opposition to the consummation Of the
lease Of the Central railroad OF New Jersey
by the Reading railroad.
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0ntfcc To Architrrts

NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. : Na ,saji
~ cations will be received until Thnpr sf,n :,
noon, the 18th inst, for the proposed new Mer.
chants Exchange building TO be erected on The
northeast corner of Lamar and Commerce
streets. Lot IS feet on Commerce by 100 feet on
Lamar streets Three or four stories high, with
$4,000. Architects whole plans are accented
must furnish full set of plans and specification
and superntend the erection of the building
ior which the sum of 500 will be paid, For
further particulars apply to Va
". C. HOWARD. Chairman,
7. l.. MARSALIS,
or w G. rDNNDR co,,,,,;,,..
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IT seems that the sports Of Chicago can
pack juries as well as stock cards. One Of
them managed to get on the JERE DUNN
jury, II does look as If Chicago ought to be
able to deieni "Justioe" from the assaults
Of these gentry, If they are permitted 10
prey upon the public.
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MONTERREY is becoming useful as an oh.
ective point for Texas excursionists. On
Monday the Baptists, who have been in SEES
sion VI Waco, leave on grand free trip to
that now prominent city, and the State
Pross Association start upon an excursion
to the same point upon the adjournment Of
the annual meeting here next week.