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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-03
kent's Europcun Ilotet

Among the institutions that have grown
with Dallas growth, and strengthened with
her strength, is the hostelry OF Alfred Kent
Commencing in rather limited and expert
mental style, Kent has gradually advanced
in proportions Nutil his house has attained
all the comforts Jf the English inn, with tn,
modern improvements of the American
system of elegant landlordship. Whilst il
Is true that mot every man can keep ho
| tel" yet II Is exceptionally conceded tina,
Kent can. His secret Is an open one. Sub
stantial, choice and well rooked visnds
clean and cheerful rooms the exercise o
an unobtruslyc courtesy that creates III,
prevalence OF true home feelings amoug tn,
guests, are the only appliances he has EN-
poyed to make his house the most popular
Of Dallas hotels. You see II all by his cleo
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LOCAL LORE.
The Heavy Wind aud Rain Storm The
Cock Fight.
About the Merchants Exchange Build
ipg-Base Bali Contest.
Other Matters Incul la \,,.,,
Other Matters Local in Nature


Nihu ana khin storm.
At about O'Clock .ast evening terrific
wind and rain storm swept down upon the
city with the suddenness ola cyclope, A..
ing the streets with dense clouds of dusts
blowing smaller objects hither and thith,r.
telling trees, and in,several instances NOV
ing houses several feet TIL,
strong gale unroofed the livery
stable OF Cain Il Rothstein, ON Market
street, and dismantled large number of
the dangerous and obnoxious swinging
signs that mar the appearance of the CIV
The wind WAS immediately followed by AN
unusually heavy rainfall accompanied by
lightning that flashed with intense
viyidneSs. The rain descended
in sheets of water, flooding
the cutters and streets wncn oyerhoweu
and in many instances Easements were in
undated. The water stood over six inches
III the pressroom OF the HERALD. but not
reaching the elevated machinery no mate.
/ RAJ damage was done. The basement of
kents hotel was overlooked, and
the water was nearly two fee,
deep in the market house. The rain
continued to descend in torrents for two
hours or more, when il slackened up,
though steady rain is still falling as We 20
to press. The storm had the general an.
pearance OF the wing of n cyclone.
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Post Coronation F.siiyitler.

Moscow, June The iete at the PETROL.
sky park to-day was on colossal scale.
The land upon which the entertainment
was given embraced about 100 hectores,
where are four immense theatres in which
were given circus performances,
ballots, pantomimes and professions OF
horsemen. Fully million people were
present. One hundred and forty wagons
loaded with barrels OF beer arrived on the
ground during the morning and by noon
all this supply had been exhausted. The
czar and Czarina on their arrival
in the park we're received with deafening
cheers. A large number OF peasants had
walked from distant provinces to attend
the fete. One OF the features OF this inn
mense gathering WAS the lack of disturb,
ances. People throughout the day behav.
ed in most orderly manner.
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FoRr WAYNE, June 2.-rhe trial game o.
base ball by electric light on the league
grounds between the Quincy Northwestern
League club and the College club tonight
was witnessed by 1900 people, resulting
~ to IL in favor of the Quincy club
The electric lights were suspended in mid
heavens The pitcher and catcher wer,
enabled to work fairly, but the out field
ing was unsatisfactory, owing to the insult
iicient number of lights used. 1t is pro
posed TO play again with increased lights.
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Lexington Races

LEXINGTON, Ky, June Fair weather
a great gathering and fast track. Good
racing.
Selling Race-0ne and quarter miles
won by Glengarine. Time; 2:lli.
Sangert Stskes-Dash, one mile; Fellow
Play won. Time: l:i3 Ia.
Third Race-One and one eighth miles
taken by Pearl Jennings, the iavorite from
second behind Rosalle's (which is the record
Fa!rview Purse-$j0O, two year-olds, 81
of a mile; won by Bridget. Tlme-l:l7 IL
The steeple chase was won by Florence
who ran | miles in 300 IL.
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City vs.. Bob Boyle and John Lewis, fgh.
ing dismissed
CITY VS., Edward Browder, assault and
battery; fined 81,
City vs.. John Darlington, carrying pistol;
fined S25.
City VS.. Same, intoScation; dismissed,
City VS.. James Stephens, assault; fined 40
City. VS.. Frank Hanlan, intoxica,ion;
fined 81.
City. VS.. 7. Mcdonald, fast driving; dis
missed.
City vs.. same, vulgar and OBJ Gene Ian
guage; fined 81.
City VS.. Tom King, carrying pi.to; iinet
City VS.. G. Z. Kil,heau, assault con
tinued.
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There was good sized crowd present at
the cooking main in the rear of the Bruins.
wick saloon last evening, and oonsidera.
BILE amount OF money changed hands on
the result OF the fights. 1t Was Fort Worth
against Dallas cocks, and victory In every
instance save one perched upon the banner
of the Dallas chickens, George Holland en-.
tered five OF his chickens against Nusbau.
mer's of Dallas, and after Ave entries four
OF Hollands Fort Worth chickens were
killed TO Nusbsumer's one, placing the
number of fights won by Dallas 4 to Fort
Worthl,
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The growth In the membership Of Mr..
spurgeon's church Ia something marvellous.
The members are drawn TO the Tabernacle
from every quarter of London, and In
some instances from miles beyond; and
were they oil 10 be present upon any one
occasion there would be something less than
one hundred empty seats available for The
crowds OF strangers who find their way Ia
Ncwington every Sunday. The annual
meeting OF the congregation has lust beer
held, under the presidency Of Mr.. Spnrgeon
II was reported that the offerings al III,
doors during the twelve months for the col
lege again corresponded with the date o
the year, amounting - fl,ss2. The add
lions 10 the membership for the year hat
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HOrse.Thief Caught

Sheriff Wilson, of kaufman county, and
Constable Spencer, of precinc, No. 3 of that
county, passed through the city yesterday
ON their return home from Fort Worth,
where they arrested and lodged in Jail Q
man named John Grimes, who is wanted n
Red River county to answer to the char, o
of the theft OF a horse and $50 The sher.
If ii Red River county was notified that
his man had been bagged and lodged in the
Fort Worth iail,
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France and Eonlnin.

PARIS, June I'm the senate the minis
ter of foreign affairs, replying to question
said that all necessary measures would be
taken to ensure the success to the expedi-
ton against Tonquin by the end of the
month. He stated there would be small
army capable of coping with the difficulties.
The government must endeavor to smooth
the difference with China. There was no
reason to believe that country would seek
rupture with France, or that she would
intervene when she had no right or interest.
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Statement of claims filed with deputy
Collector Cochran, of the fourth district OF
Texas, from May 9th to May 3lst, 1888
Total number of claims received. 1891 90
There was issued for the month OF Nav.
lsSi, $50 !. II. l.. d. stamps for aud covering
600 gallons of spirits, which was below
the average Of W. l.. ID stamps issued for
December, January and February, 1889, an
increase OF the ". s. l.. trade of twenty pei
cent within the last year.
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rs

narrow gage road and who ~ ~, Dallas
Their notes back to reinyest at on for the
OF Triple the amount in the cotton.
WINE their investment will pay tit,
large direct dividend aud Indirectly I.
help every foot OF property and every hn,.
ness IN the city. The subscription To The
narrow gauge railroad was donation
while the cotton factory will inun Ia tb,
subscribers interest bearing stock. The
real estNte boom which subsidized somewhat
as soon as 1 was known that the narrow
sause ROAD had broken of negotiations,
ou' 'ne ooom VIII start with renewed yigor
rs soon as the foundation of the co,tnn
factory is laid. Build factories, and nail
roads narrow and wide gauge, will be glad
10 come here without any donation from
our citizens. Manufacturing towns co m.
mand railroads. Commercial towns ara
commanded by railroads.
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The Base Hall Contest

The Trinity base ball nine OF this city
scored another victory yesterday in the
green diamond by deicating the Caruth
nine Both clubs played good game, bat.
ting on both sides being very heavy. The
game was pretty evenly divided up TO the
sixth inning when the superior batting of
the home team placed them so far In the
lead that II was impossible for the visiting
club to gain their lost ground. The Dallas
boys won by a score of nineteen TO eleven.
The Dallas boys are in splendid practice
now and are ready and anxious to play all
corners
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He Hsut His wife

Ella Flowers swore out warrant before
the county attorney yesterday Tor the ar.
rest Of her husband, Jordan Flowers, charg.
ing him with aggravated assault and bat.
terry on her. She says that he 10 Jealous
Of her and beat her up most numerically
with his fist. The officers are looking Tor
him,
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LITTLE Rock, June THE Iron MouG-
tain railway to-day filed application in the
chancery court against Governor Berry and
other members of the board OF
railway commissioners for an injunction re.
stralning the state from assessing or certify.
ing for taxation any of their railroad track,
improvements at stations or appurteuances
of the company, alleging that the taxation
was illegal
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Love Tanner, waiter, and James
A. Clark, dish.washer, at shreenans
restaurant in East Dallas, had a misunder.
standing yesterday morning, when Tanner
struck Clark violent blow In the back o,
the head with pitcher, innicting severe
wound Clark swore out warrant for the
arrest OF Tanner, charging him with AZ.
gravated assault ard battery. The officers
want him.
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The stockholders of the Texas Trunk
road have been laboring hard for the past
few weeks to perfect arrangements for
building the line from Kaufman on, to con.
meet with the Texas & st. Louis Narrow.
gauge at or near Athens and everything is
position to know, that work will soon
begin and that it will be pushed forward to
early completion.
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Mad Dog Killed

Yesterday morning Mr.. G. s. Kilgore
shot and killed mad dog on Floyd street
while it was chasing a little girl who would
have soon been overtaken by the rabid an.
ipal had il not been slain, 1t bit three
other dogs in the neighborhood, which MIR.
Kilgore despatched. II was irothing fear.
fully at the mouth, and had bitten itself in
several places,
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The Amalgnmated Union Picnic

BEAVER, Pa, June 2-rhe annual cele.
bration of the t.malgamated Association oil
Iron and Steel Workers was held to-day
Representatives from 100 lodges OF
western Pennsylvania, eastern Ohio and
West Virginia were present with their fami
lies. The whole number on the grounds Il
no, less than 1900. The day was given w
ent rely to merry.making.
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Horseford's Acid Phosphate.

BEWARE OF INVITATIONS,
limitations and cJunterieits have again
appeared. BE sure that the word Horse
nina without H.
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SURE CURE FOR BL ACK LEG.


I BrrrrEcUY. Texas. sept L ISL
This Il 10 certify iAst Ng have used your
7 "NoNnERuL Eight fE BLACK LEG
In Cattle by giving from Is 70 a drops inter
nsly and applying eNternally once OF twice 10
| The parts saeVted sad IL gave Immediate reuef
a. ] MCLuRE W y SAIELErT
l A J. STEWARD WILL NcIVRE
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMS.
The Pedestrians.

BALTIMORE, June END of the six days
walking match; Hughes, $50 miles More
mac, SIG; Panchot, 50i; Hart, 400,
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The following marriage licenses were is.
sued during the past week by the county
clerk Sidney Potter and Annie Spencer. T
o, Clay and Nelia Kirgan; Harry Wheat
and Maggie holland, Francis NJ. Hail and
Margaret A. Pugh; L. i. Courtey and
Belle Williams; Il. d. Black and MAY
Shook Isaac Shaw and Kittio Whtland, :
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DEsMoINEs, IA, June THE coal miners
and operators have substantially agreed to
adjust difficulties. The miners deuounce
the recent outrage,
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Tho Mns.,ebus,tts Independents.

BosroN, June lit is announced that
the independents will hold state conver'
ton and nominate y candidate for governo or
with the object to defeat Butler,
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preliminary"

Last iali narrow-guage road - miles
long was planned and company organized
IN Wisconsin, and an eastern man who
scented II chance for profitable investment
called upon the president to make some in.
quiries. '''
',liow is the new line getting on ?" h,
asked, after some general conversation.
"Splendidly. We have the right.oi way
Tor the first five miles, aud have taken stem
to gobble IL for the other seventeen. -
How much stock have YOU issued2n
800, 600"
And how much has been sold?n
We'll, you see, ii has all been prelimi.
nary thus far We have sold enough stock
TO buy blue uniforms for all the general of
ilcers, furnish up several rooms with ma
hogany desks and moquette carpets, ant
as soon MS we can work of sufficient /,
purchase horses and carriages for presi
deht, secretary and treasurer, and furnish
the superintendent with yatch we shall
begin the real serious work of buildiag M
grand trunk line. II Wall Street news.
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BvrrxRcur. rx1AS Augu,, - lSs.

!. VIfAANIf, LkAA> Aukusl = IN.
n assrs. Morley Bros
1EStsENEN Il have sold WONDERFUL
s1sdi N several OF my Customers who used
tos the sure OF BLACK LEG ~ giyiag
Ne or two doses internally and apply Tug Il e1-
ernaly. IL worked Ike = charm Yours kto
Ii HUTCHINSON,
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The Chief clerk OF the government disp,n.
sary SAYS that no medicine chest il now
complete without Johnson's Anodyne
l1nlment. No medicine known TO medical
science for internal and external use nos
sesses the wonderful power OF this Anodvne
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Garibaldi,

ROME, June 1.-The anniversary of the
death of General Garibaldi was common.
GRATED to-day throughout Italy.
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been 40, received thus; BY baptism 267;
by letter, ll6 by profession, 81; by resto-
ration, 4. The reductions from various
causes numbered 327. The net increase
for the year was thus shown to be 1T,
bringing the membership of the congrega.
tion up to 5,4T.-[ Religious Telescope.
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Nine. Demorest Is a woman who looks ss
though she were possessed of a very strons
character and most decided opinions of her
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And how much has been soldpn

No woman really practices economy ur.
less che uses the Diamond Dyes. Many
d 'llars can be saved every year. Ask the
druggist.
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"stoncwail Jackson's Way"
Was to keep a large supply OF DR.. Worth.
ington's Cholera and Diarrhua Medicine
in the camp.chest for his men. Price %
cpnts
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Races,

NEW ioKN, June 2.-Good attendance
First race-one and one-eighths miles, won
by G. l.. Lorillard's Trafalgar. Time-9:OS.
tordham handicap sweepstakes - One
and one,quarter miles General Monroe,
aneck
Thru Rsce-one mile; George Kinney
won. Time-l.i5.
Juvenile Stakes-For two-year-olds; hall
mile; won by Reveller. Time-50.
Steeple Chase-tull course won By
Tonkers.
PIrrSBURG, June Large attendance
track IN splendid condition and weather
hne. The races were hotly contested.
First Race-2:6 class; purse, 5000 Tony
Newell won, VIII Breuham second Time
-226i, Bot, 2:5i, Dot, 23Ol.
Second races-2S0 PAGES purse $500; Jacl
Ia
Third race, 250-Trotting; purse 81 q
Edward A, won. Time, ~ III, 2;2Sf, =.
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Would II not be we'll for those Of our
citizens who have subscribed towards the
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too. The Morgan steamship line, instead
Of having headquarters at Clinton will
focsliSe at this point. A line OF
steamers will be run from Newark
to this port probsbly composed Of
some OF the ships now plying
10 New Orleans, and the fleet now engse, a
n 1.-The trade there will continue its present
iwork, extending along the coast of Mexico
aud during the trading season, being SO
regulated that three trips month will be
made to Vera Cruz. The Santa
Fe Will be operated fully and
completely for eastern and western bus'.
ness with the Huntington lines lust as ii il
was leased 10 that interest, and trains
west nom San Francisco and east from
New Orleans will run through direct to
galveston. Its also said that all negotia.
hons between the Santa Fe and the Texas
Mexican are oil, the Santa Fe having de
clined the proposition made them by the
faimer'Sullivan parties, This is said To
be IN accord with the spirit OF arrange.
ments with the Southern Pacific.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-21
CensOriOus People.

The most conspicuous pecnliaritv in
the censorious mind is that it never
makes any allowance for conditions or
circumstances which humane and
liberal mind would feel 10 be somewhat
palliat We of the error. 1t is itself ue
standard for all moral actions. What
it feels it would or should not do, no
other person should do. The ardent
and thougbtless impulses of youtll--the
misfortune Of an education wanting in
control and guidance-are never taken
into account. 1t would be quite in vain
TO put in as a defense. that for example,
poverty was greatly the cause of the
otfense. In their own comforts, they
cannot imagine what it is to be pressed
by want and temptation nor, if they
could, would they be willing to admit
any such excuse If they reason at all
upon the 'natter,it appears to them that
admitting such excuses is on y an en-
couragemt Mt to others to 60 aud do like
wise. But the fact is they have IT not
in their natures to so far pity fellow
creature as to allow for extenuating
consideration of any kind.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-21
Dan Rice's Prayer,
ERIE, June 10.

Ekl ~ u uut -.
For u week past Dan Rice, the We e.
ran Snowman and clown, has been stay
ing with his family here. The papers OF
towns in which Nathan S circus has been
performing say he was snmmarily dis,
charged by Nathan for habi nal drunk.
enness, but the colonel denies this. Yes
terday he visi ed Squire Ryman, sick
Justice, whose death was hourly expec'
ted. Dropp ng on his knees the old clow1
said, "Let us pray, and he forthwith
poured out most pathetic invocation
that moved the family and friends t'
tears. Ministers and deacons had prayed
at that bedside before him, but none
had the melting tenderness and touch
ing pathos of the clowns supplication
Some of those who heard i and sobbed
ike children saw him in the ring but a
few days ago and had tears brought to
their eyes from excessive laughter over
he gibes of his "fellow of infinite Jest.
The Squire is reported better and ont
Of danger.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-21
An Immense Buslls ess.

The Mutual Reserve Fund Life AS,
sociation of New York, of which j. X.
Sutterly e Co. No. 302 Market street,
are agents for this State, done an i'm,
mense business during the month OF
May. The report for the month says:
"Our business for the month Of May
exceeds four millions ofdollars, making
Il total business for the past three
months Of eleven ard one half millions
of dollars. A great many business
and professional men in this city have
insured in this Company for amounts
varying from $1,000 to $4,000, and a
large number Of mechanics and work
ing men have taken out policies vary
ing from 81, 900 to $1,000.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-21
The Floods.

The floods in Kansas and Missouri
continue, although at Atchison and
some other points it is believed the
worst is over. All the trains to and from
Atchison were stopped yesterday, cx-
cept an accommodation train from
Kansas City, which had to opass througl
four inches of water to get to its destl,
nation. The Platte river in Missouri is
reported higher than ever before known,
the water reaching from bluff to bluff
and covering bottoms from one to two
miles wide. Wheat and 'cOrn fields
have been destroyed and many cattle
and hogs killed. At Kansas City yes
terday the river again rose slowly, and
at one o'clock in the afternoon had
reached height of ~ feet 5 inches.
The Mississippi river at ST. Louis last
night was feet inch above the danger
line
Daily Republican., 1883-06-21

"I was not thinking OF thai, enor," she
said, softly. "What destiny would not a wo-
man gladly acce Ut for the sake of the man she
loves? ] was thinking that. did you know
what ignoble blood runs In my veins you
proud NJ you are--wouid never ask ME to
bear vOnr H.me,"
Z" Juanita." he exclaimed, do not wrong
me by such thought. Your are good beau
tiful, and the daughter OF Spanish geptle'
man. hat more could could even my pride
deMand?''
And yet. =" she replied, "not very far back
IA my ancestry there is gypsy blood. Yes.
= little bitterly, AZ she saw him st trt aud
trenble. low, vulgar. gypsy blood an. dld
| not say that your pride would shrink from
that ?"
Never mind, that he said, hoarse!y.
. But go On, Jua' ita. Tell me ALL"
Then she told hin the story Of gypsy an
cestress who had been wooed aud won Of her
yirlh0od by fair, proud Englishman.
He had b ought her To America, where d"
owned n splendid home,a where, fora time,
she WAS suprelnely happy.
Hut she was spon deserted Tor another, ana
sent t rth. a disgracetltl wanderer into the
world
Attracted by her beauty and misfortune, q
Spanish gentleman Of good birth loved ana
married he r, and Juanita herself was one oi
their dccendants.
Her name" asked Clifton. brealhiesslv.
What was tn tgypsy 8 rl's name. luanita;'
Mercedes replied the sirl looking at his
excited face in surprise
"And her mothers name can you tell me
that
Yes" said the senorta, rehectively, !
have often heard IL. think 1t was Naomi"
"Oh my darling" frich Clifton. bend hg
down Ia the staflight AMI pressi = a passion
ate kiss upon the sweet, red -, surely
heaven has brought our liyr. y'tner to an.
swc the prayer Of by frart Il was oln
Nrnmi herself who curse G'Ssr II al so ter
rblv and hat curse was nrTe; 20 be lifted
nntii gsp'y bride should coma TO rcign
there a. its honOred mistress You will be my
ys-y "ife. my darling and together we will
make the old hall bright and beautiful once
| more"
Ard tod y they dwell there, happy as an.
two people can be in .his prosaic world.
Old Naom was hunted up by them and
taken care of during the brief temaini'r OF
her life, and with her latest breath she bless
ed Juanita's lovely, dark eyed boy, her own
descendant, who mad come to bs the heir ot
Cover Hall.