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Another Fenian Arrested.

BIRMlNGHAM,June 4.-The police arrested
to-day an avowed American Fenian, who
declared his intention of making mischief
at the Bright celebration next week. The
man is 40 years of age. Since his arrival he
has been receiving letters from America
and Paris. He gives his name as
George u; Smith. Previous to
his arrest he bought fifty cartridg es,
for revolver and then entered a tavern
where he displayed the revolver and threat.
ened q disturb the Bright procession. The
police were summoned, and when thew
arrived he was trying the revolver In the
tavern and was secured after a struggle,
during which he tried to shoot the officers
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Political Assessmc Nts.

HARRISBURG, Pa, June 4 In the senate
TO- lay a substitute Tor the bill prohibiting
political assessments was adopted. II pro.
vides that 1t shall be unlawful for any
committee or member thereof to demaud,o
any person In the service OF tho state, or
company OF the state, any MONEY
o. a, ylhing OF value with the understand
ing that the same shall BIZ used for any M.
litical purpose. In this shape the 5u
to %.
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WE shall probAb hear but little more Of
SALmI MORSE and his Passion Play, as, dis
gusted with the failure to obtain chance
to produce II In this country, he has deter
m ined TO retire from active NE and enter
convent in Assyria. This is decidedly the
heat move he could make, both for himself
aud the public,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05

PENNSYLVANIA ana Illinois are still al
ficted with legislature in full blast. Some
sections Of the country snfler from flood,
some from fire, and others from cyclone,
but Pennsylvania and Illinois are entitled
to the fullest sympathy of the world. These
Legislatures have been in session since the
first OF the year.
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The New York Herald suggests that the
north and south should unite upon COM
mon Decoration Day, in which no brave
soldiers grave should be left without tokens
Of admiration and sympathy. II does look
asff the war and its passions and bates
were sufficiently ancient to permit III ls sssy
p orary determination suggested around the
graves of the gallant dead,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05

THE calculations Of unusually hot and
stormy weather, in consequence of the late
and cold spring, are seemingly being veri.
Asd. Not only with us but throughout the
Ehole country, especially the south and
tut, the storm king, succeeding two days
N nights Of sultry and extremely hot
weather, is abroad in awful majesty.
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What Does Ii Mean

1t was stated last evening on the streets
that the merchants of the Merchants ex.
change will hold a, meeting his afternoon
to consider circular published in the Ger.
NAV language and issued by leading
house in Galveston, severely commenting
on the methods Of doing business by the
Dallas merchants, more particularly in the
cotton line. What will come of it the HER.
AID will report in the morning.
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LONDON, June The Pail Mall Gazette
has published another portion Of the letter
from the Russian nihilist, styniak, In
which he declares the nihilists In Russia
are composed exclusively OF officers of revi.
ments. In regard TO the present quiesen 90
he says 1t would BIO foolish to ATTEMPT re.
volt when the enemy are on the alert, An
attempt TO assessine,e the car mieht still
form the beginning OF revolt or coup..
etat, but such al attempt, ofitseli, he saws.
Ia no longer Of Importance. 80
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Prominent republicans are present
rom all parts of the state, including
speaker keifer and Senator Sherman.
There was big sentiment in
favor of Sherman for governor
I'll he arrived tonight ana
refused the use of his name. Now every-
thlng looks as ii Foster would be nomi.
mated.
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Ohio and Mississinpi

ST. LOUIS. NO., June At having been
charged that the Ohio & Mississippi road
had violated the conditions imposed
on different lines by advertising
different rates in connections
OF the new through-car service to
New York, meeting was held this after
noon 10 consider the matter and after a
good deal of talk the subject was referred
to commissioner Fink.
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The Annapolis yis,tors

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, June 4 The board of
visitors to the naval academy mat this
!,g anu appointed the following addi-
scholarship: DR.. s. A. GreeA Il. o. Kings.
10y, Professor q. J. Kier and Rev, ]. ".
Densmore. The committee covers a field
not heretofore investigated by the board of
visitors, and undoubtedly bears a relation
TO recent complaints on cadets.
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Reunion Picnic Privileges for Sale at
McKinpay ~


Mckinney.
The reunion of old settlers and members n,
tne association Of OK Confederate Mssourans
OF Ector brigade Ross Brigade, Fitzhugh's
Regiment. 18th Texas Cavalry, and several
other ex.Confederste commands. as well AZ eS.
Coniederates and citizens generally iex.GJnion
soldiers being also invited will be held at Nc.
Kinney, on the 7th and Sth days of next August.
me gionnds will lie kept open day an / night
highest bidder on w VIC
SATURDAY, JUNE 30.
Az O'Clock p m, at the court house door. I'm
the city of Mckinney; '' Al
l. Beer privilege
2 Cigar and Tobacco privilege
o. Sodawater and Lemonade privilege.
restaurant ana Lnnch.stand privileges.
D. Ice Cieam and Cake privilege
8. Fruit and Candy privilege.
I. shooting Gal cry privilege,
Flying Horse privilege.
y Ball Game privilege.
III. Swing privilege.
purchasers will be allowed one to four stands
LOT each privilege. IL necessary and DESIRABLE
locatlons to be designated by the COMMITTEES of
Arrangements. VI
No exhorbitant prices will be allowed TO he
charged for any thing. Beer and Lemonade
not 10 exceed lOcents per glass
Vne-haif the purchase money TO be paid down
oalance III Ten days thereafter Parties not
complying with terms will forfeit the privilege
and payment P.''"sse
No one will be allowed to erect a stand along
me road. In the grove, or old or new fair
GROUNDS, excepting those purchasing at this sale
daily attendance. q A. FoOTE Al
Chairman Committee of ARRANGEMENTS.
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CLEvLAsD, Ohio, has recently been
msde the beneficiary CT most substantial
and promising charity, one OF her late citi'
xens, now dece ,sed lefthe 500, 900 in cash
for the establishment Of an industrial
school. Men who leave such requests
make the world better by their having
lived in IL,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05

WHEN it is reflected that the president
and all the secretaries are away from Wash
ington two-thirds of the time during hot
weather, and that the department clerks
run the machinery of the government ex-
oiusively, the public can see just how little
use these august heads of the administra.
ton really are.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05

CHALMERS, oil Mississippi, has an oppor'
portuuity in the defeat of the MAHoSIrEs,
Of Virginia, to contemplate the inglorious
fate that awaits him when he shall seek the
boss champion belt in his own co imon'
wealth. The way OF the renegade is not a
pleasant one.
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by NihiliSfs.

Sr. PETERSBURG. June "A secret in
curry into the riot which occurred on the
streets of st. Petersburg last Monday shows
it was instigated by nihilists,
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COMMERCIAL.
NEM YORK MARkITs-

NEW YORK, June i.-Beeves receipts for
two days, 5, $50; making 70, 432 for the week,
market dull 81 to So per head lower. g"nn
and prip,e heavy steers showing the Iar s
decline. extra steers. Az To A.. e,nor,s ,s..,
New York for the weex ending Satnr ,Tu u
$50; live cattle, AGO.; quarters heat SiS.
live sheen. 462; carcasses of mntton. shoa,,
receipts, IL 900: making GO. 400 for waeI,
market lower: common To prima sheeM
81 IS to $3.50: best. S6S5to S6S7l. nrSp,,
to prime lambs. As h" 90 SOM sn
Flour dull. Wheat, cash, 10 lower. w. o Uo
lions, / to lie lower: No. : reS Z, T,Sp.
steamer No, 9 red. 81, lG To All 10, NJ ~
81. 22i to $l22: elevator Al 81 del;varsd
Corn l.2c higher; options higher: No q M.
steamer, 65 to 67f; No. ., o. To az 10 cotfs,
quiet but steady. sugar steady: good do.
mand; cut loaf and crushed 0 ID p SH r"
Oh: formulated & 5.le To a. p pvHos !"
Molasses dull. Rice steady: fair SsmsrS 4
NEw ORLEANS MiRKEr "''''"''u'
New ORLEANS. June S~Flonr ou,., I'M,
steady. Corn quiet: mixed and whits v ~ |.
yellow, 65. Oats fair demand II 40 S S5
Cornmeal dull, IS rs. Hay steady win -, !.
good demand: choice. IL 10 III. pnrL 10
fair demand. 10. Lard oniet and wa. ~.
tierce, ia. key. ia. Bulk meats h,chan.
shoulders. Al iO To- $50 RscSn searca.
shoulders. 0s long clear iii. ",aa,
rib, III. Hams easier. ehoice csnvs "'ua
10 10 to IA. WHISKY STEADY ,m,"' Nn
changed. Coiiee quiet: Rio carcoes ' c, "n
mon TO prime. 3I1 To IN 10 SIN IN
steady; In fair demand: common IN D re"d
common, O as to 634 lair IN fnily S ,ois.
9 rs TO I; prime TO choice 7s.s 5 ,",'
yellow clarified. a To SIS. cho;S -
S3.s, Molasses ouiet. centrifn"ai % " 40 ~
Rice steady; In fair demand. AZ IN a. 9 *
Brnn dali and wear Co,,NV o W So, 80
prime crude, "a In 40. snnmer v,,,,n,, on'
lined, 4s 10 As ~ '' ye''ow re-
CHICAGO MARxkr.
Cu,c.oo Tuna 4 eITnns na,., 40 ooo
active bnt weak 4 cents Iowa aroIh, a, V,gVV
E2S, iisht ~ IN 40 g. wv" m ns"vy, =. 10
MoS astt,lS rec.;o,0 "a snn. n s ~ ~ 10
Sinv aho~t IN c"nts iv WvvV' weaker; snip
stse,s y az IN ~ 10 a. c co, SoVu 20 fancy
10 AZ 7c SbseS o rscs To io6 20 ia,r 500
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POstofhce NIAttars

WASHINGTON, June Sowing to an order
issued by the postmaster-genersl requiring
first and second class postmasters to attend
personally to the duties of their Offices, a
number OF applications for leaves of alb.
sence have already been received at the de-
partment.
The Mexican mail service from New Or
leans to Galveston has been resumed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05
Drivers and Conductors Strike.

CHICAGO, June 4.--The drivers and con.
ductors of the State Street Cable railway
numbering 1000. struck at noon TODAY.
owing to the reduction of wages. A few
cars of the State Street line are being opcr
ated by new men, but the remaining lines
are abandoned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05

DUBLIN, June Am the Letterfrank
murder conspiracy case four men have been
committed Tor trial, on the charge of hav.
ing murdered Constable Kavanaugh and a
man named Lydens. Five other men were
committed on the charge of treason, felony
and conspiracy to murder.
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Protection for British Subjects

LONDON, June An the commons the
under foreign secretary stated that the
commanders of the men-of. war Dryad and
Dragon. now in Madagascar waters, be in
structed TO consult as to what measures are
necessary to be taken to protect the lives
and property of British subjects in NADIA.
gascar,
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Murdered,

VicKspuRo, June 4.--Near Lake Village,
Arkansas, 7. T. Murphy was murdered by
Fred. Rolan and Gus Ketchngs. The mui-
derers were young men. Both escaped.
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Prominent Knight OF the Turf Shot at
Louisville.
An American Fenian Declares Mischief
and Is Arrested.
Meeting Of Railroad Representatives
at st. Louis.
Other Interesting Telegraphic Items.
Star Route Trial,

WASHINGTON, June 4.-Merrick resumed
his address to the jury, and after criticism &
Brady's policy looking TO daily mail on
every star route, the court and counsel dis
cussed the evidence given concerning the
expedition of Tongue river.
Merrick then bitterl v. denounced Brady,
and declared the testimony of Walsh.
stood the test, and after long
OF what constituted
conspiracy in legal sense, he asserted
he had connected defendant in conspiracy
whiting the meaning of the law. Merrick
will conclude Wednesday.
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Admits the Fact.


TRALEE, June 4.-Harrlngton, editor
Kerry Sentinel, was arraigned at Tralee, he
admitted the placard requesting persons
who were DESTROYS of joining the Invinci.
bles to attend the meeting, was printed in
the office OF the Sentinel, but the work was
done without his knowledge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05

TIE prospects are that the colored con-
veation to be held In Louisville will not be
enthu sias.ically or extensively attended.
There Is too great disposition among
"oulled pussons" to lay in the shade during
hot weather to have any great amount Of
ready cash on hand to throw away on at
tendance upon conventions,
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A Knight of tho Course Shot

LOUISVILLE, June AZ. H. Stevens,
owner of Farragut and other horses at the
jockey club course, was shot this afternoon
by policeman, Charles McGratb.
Stevens had passed out OF
grand stand, and during his absence had
lost his badge, and on return was refused
admittance by the door-keeper. Words fol.
lowed, and Stevens is said to have at.
tempted to force his way and McGratb
interposed, when il is alleged Stevens
drew a knife. McGralh then fired. the
ball struck the left arm above the elbow.
entering the body near the shoulder. The
full nature of the injuries cannot vet be
stated. McGrath was released on So 800
bond.
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DeLesseps assured the meeting that the
English directors were giving loyal assist
ance and prophesied another canal would
be built.
De Lesseps also stated that the improve
ment being made at cost OF ZOO. 900
francs would suffice for the traffic OF 10, :
100000 tons yearly. The CON-
pany had year ago decided
to undertake to build second route
they could accomplish this within the Inn
its of their own lands, but could work much
more rapidly and conveniently if Egypt
would grant fresh concessios. Negotiations
for obtaining aid from England in this
object were proceeding favorably.
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Haze Fabrication.

CHICAGO, June i.-Oity health commits
sioner DeWols says the statement that A
large amount OF adulterated lard is on tho
market is purely a fabrication. He saws
every pound Of lard is inspected before IL
leaves the warehouses. so that any unfit for
consumption cannot find ITS way into the
market.
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Butler COMPLAINS.

BosToN, June 4.-Governor Butler has
sent message to the House, asking the
appointment of joint committee
to consider the abuses in state of.
fees and institutions. He says he
has asked that such power be
given the governor and council, but
the legislature, in its wisdom, refused to
grant it, probably from the fear that it
be wrongfully used. He, therefore,
asks that they select some OF
their own members before whom he can ap-
charges before any body Of fair-minded
men.
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Brutal Murder

SAVANNAH, June 4.-Granville W. Buck
who, before the war. was
u most notorious counterfeiter.
without warning shot dead Henry Madison.
ierryman OF Suwanee river, at Bradford,
Florida, to-day.
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Railroad EMPLOYEES Trim.

CHICAGO, June 4.-The Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne Il Chicago road to-day brought
to the city an excursion train of II
carloads of employees in the shops at Fort
Wayne, to visit the exposition of railway
appliances, and furnished them free trans.
portation and tickets to the exposition.
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TUESDAY, JuNE5. 1883.
INDICATIONS.

For tho western Gulf states - Increasing
cloudlacss and local rains easteriy TO soulherly
winds. stationary or sight rise in temperature;
stationary or lower barometer.
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DUBLIN, June 4.-Davitt, Healy and
Quinn were released from Kilmainham Jail
this afternoon. The three men look we'll.
The time they were to be released was not
estimated beforehand and there was no
ovation.
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BLACKSTONE, II. I. June 4.-The strike of
the speeder tenders at the Blackstone cot
ton mill this morning, caused the shutting
down of the machinery and the throwing
of eight hundred operatives out Of employ.
ment,
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That Cyclone,

CHICAGO, June A Decatur, Alabama,
special says; A cyclone in Beifner county,
Sunday, demolished the houses on six
plantations. One colored man was killed
and several others wounded,
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BALTIMORE, June 4.-St. Louis, s; Balti-
timore, 9.
BosToN, June 4,-Bostons, .; Clevelands,
nothing.
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CINCINNATI, o., June 1.-The thirty
first annual meeting of the international
Typographical Union Of the United States
and Canad began here this morning. No
business was transacted. The afternoon
was spent in visiting points of interest
around the CITY.
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CHICAGO, June 1.-The entries for the
single and double scull races at Pullman
June % and % to date are as follows:
Single scnll, Edward Harlem, Wallace Ross,
George Hosmer, George W. Lee, Charles
q Courtn y James Dempsey,.A. Ra, k Hill,
K; j. Nagle, NJ. kilo, H. A. Plaisted, VIM
Elliot. G. w. Weisberger, VIM. Briceland,
Ed, Clotor, J. A. Teroveh, John Mckay,
J: ID. Gaudier, +. w. Kennedy, Harry
Harker, Henry Sheldon, J. II. Riley. and
John Mckay, and Harlan and Lee, Weis-
berger and Heelring. The course is on
Lake Calumet at the suburban village of
Pullman just south OF this city, where the
most elaborate and complete arrangements
for sailing and otherwise accommodating 49,
200 to 10000 people have been made. Both
races will be three miles with the turn.
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Visible Supply.

CHICAGO, June 4-The visible supply of
grain is as follows: Wheat, 2O,l47. 900
bushels; corn, IL, 442 900 bushels oats, 4, 1903 :
GOO bushels. barley, $4,000 bushels; rye,
.S96 600 bushels 'N'
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NEW YORK, June i,-The schedule in as
signment Of waraeld & Co., fruit dealers
and importers, show their liabilities to be
S6O,Sii; nominal assets, $751;, 900.
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Masonic Election.

At q meeting Of the Dallas Chapter No,
AZ n. A NJ, last night the following were
elected officers to serve for the ensuing
term; f.. M. Ervay. II. P; Frank Austin
X; Frank Corkrel, s.; L. M. Knepdv,
treasurer; Henry Boil, secretary; II. s.
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Railway Meeting

ST.. Louis, June AT meeting of rep.
resentatives Of railroads running west from
here, held this afternoon to consider the
matter OF paying commissions on western
business, after discussion decided that the
ayment OF commissions should be
Opped.
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25i2 Dearborn Street, Chic

Tho Cuticura Treatment, for the cure of
skin, Scalp Blood Disc asses, consists In the
internal use OF CUTIcURA REsoLvENT, the new
Blood Purifier and the external use of CuTIcuR.
and CuTICURA SOAP, the Great Skin Cures
Price Of CUTICuRA, small boxes, so cts: large
boxes. 81. CUrICURA REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle.
SuTlcuRA SOAP Is cts CUrICURA SHAVING
SOAR, 10 cts Sold by all druggists.
Potter Drug and ChemicaI 10. Ro.to,,
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CHICAGO, June 4.-The Calumet iron and
steel company, at South Chicago, which
has been closed several days debating
whether it would accept the Pittsburp
schedule, started again this morning with
half the usual force.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Those desiring to chance their al
vertisements or 10 insert new ones,
will confer a favor by handing their
oopy into the business Office In the FORE
noon, In order that il may receive
proper attention.
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Won NOlfka

PARIS, June 4.-The French General
Wimpflin says the object of Won Moltke's
tour recently in Italy, was to study the
best route for Southern France,
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Arrests to Follow.

DUBLIN, June 4.-Conspiracy to murder
at Carrick on the SUR, county of Tippe.
rary, has been discovered. 1t is expected
that number of arrests will follow.
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A Acond Canal.

PARn, June A. Alta meeting Of The susx
canal company toSday .propo.al 10 exam.
Inc into the projeCA for the construction OF
. second canal. We adopted unauimously.
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for One Year-GOt About on Hands an

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for One Year-GOt About on Hands and
Knees-A Wonderful Cure.
~, have had most wonderful cure of Salt
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Salt Rheum; I had 1t on my head face, neck.
arms and legs. was not able to walk, only on
my hands and knees, for one year. / have not
been able to help myself for eight years. tried
feet. The doctors said my case was incursble
80 my parents tried everything that came along.
saw your advertisement and concluded to tfy
CUTIcURA REwEDIRs The CUTICUsA brought
the humor 10 the surface of my skin It would
drop off as 1t came out unit ii now am entireiu
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me, and find out for themselves.
WILL MCDONALD,
gDtl Dearborn STRAIT Chioag 90 n,