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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-27

WHILE the coal kings of Pennsylvania are
piling up their millions, there seems to be
tremendous big leak in the business at
the same time. A Pittsburgh expert de-
clares that 81 900 900 worth of coal is wasted
each year in the mining operations OF that
district. His explanation Is that tneath
the main vein of coal, which averages four
feet thick, is a seam of eighteen inches
called bottom coal. This is softer than the
regular bed, and after room is worked it
cannot be taken out with safety. The pill
lars which support the roof, the smallest
containing three tons of coal, and the
largest twenty, are also abandoned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-27

Ex-EMpREssP UaENixs visit to Paris, and
foolish conduct while there, the other day,
have destroyed what lingering respect was
cntcrtainedi for her in France by the repub.
Leans and liberals. The whilom leader Of
the fashionable and aristocralic world was
ordered out of the city that had witnessed
her greatness and power, by the commoner
president of the republic.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-27

AN eastern paper says that the cold
weather is "killing thousands of sheep il
Texas" This is mistake, as the HERALD's
specials OF few days back declare that the
loss Of sheep or cattle from the recent cold
snap was extremely light. The cold was
not Insufficient duration TO do any very
great damage.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-27

THE new democratic paper in Cincinnati,
the News, is accused of being the PEsDLE-
TON organ of the Buckeye state, and is
making extra efforts to prove the falsity of
the report. One of two things must BIO
true-elther an organ or pENDLEToN must
be very unpopular in Cincinnati.
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Commercial Crashes

Nkw loRn, Jan. 3.-Busincss failures
for the week were 277, compared with IA
last week. Southern states, 70; western, 20;
middle, "a; New Eogland, IS; Pacific aud
territories, IL; Canada, %, and New York
city, O. The only failure In New York city
leather, who Just assigned. The principal
assignments IN the country are +, stuart
Bros, woolens, Frankford, Pcnnsylyania;
Hassinger Il Britain, hardware, Philadcl.
phia; J, w. Humphreys 4 Co., machinery.
Bradford, Pennsylvania, and NJ. Einstodt
& Co, jewelry, ~. Louis. shiver Bros,
dried fruits, Baltimore, suspended.
AssiurEp.
NEW YopK, Jan. 2B.-M. Armstrong &
Son, wholesale hather merchants, have
made an assignment; liabilities, 500 900.
The failure IA attributed solely TO the long
depression OF the leather trade.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-27

A CLEVELAND paper wants DIR. MARY
WALKER to marry HERR MosT, This is
the unkindest wish ever expressed about
either, but their would be a grim satsfac-
ton in such punishment of these notorious
ssnsationalists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-27

We heartily agree with the Macon, Geor-
cia, Telegraph. 1t quietly but truthfully
remarks that if this country has reached
the depth at which 1t can stand LOGAN as a
possible presidential candidate il ought to
90 into the hands of receiver.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-27

THEY propose solving the question O
cheaper rates for gas in Richmond, Viz
ginia, in practical way and without in
ringing upon the rights Of the companies
A recently organized company hascontract
ed there to furnish good gas, both to city
and citizens, at GO cents per 1000 cubic
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E,M,KAHD&CO.
CI''A'sTs and Boys outfltsrs,
Oofner Elm and Lamar and Corner
Elm and Poydras.
Special aotices.

-----------------~---
&THE oo.PARTNERsHip HKREToroRS
eAsuns between Henry Calm, Angus, Calm
sna Gerson Meyer, under the frm name Of
gan. , Bros q Co, Is this day dissolved w mu
'ua! consent and Calm Bros. arc authorized 70
seule all claims asains, or TO receive all ".
''un" due tho above.nsmed firm.
HENkY CAIN,
AUGUST CAIN,
matt, sERsos Ns.y-'
pali"' Texas. January IS lisa
We tho undersigned. will her.af,e,
'ae above business under The tlrm Al
svie OF Calm Bros Returning ,hsnt
FORMER patronage extended 10 M,
''e vi same HENRY CI
AUGUST d
In retiring from above firm Of o.,nl
20, would beg leave 10 extend THANH,
aver. and patronage AMI would ,sor,
solicit continuance for ny succs, on
0E1s0y MN
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Crimes and Casualties
A BLAZE AT OMAHA.

OMAHA, NEB., Jan. GA fire this morn
ing in the wholesale drug store of Nc.
Mahon, Albert & Co. damaged the stock OF
Messrs. Roopk d Co., grocers Hamburger,
billiard IL Warths, restaurant total loss,
$50 0O0
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-27

AN exchange has the following as to a
practice that may prove of great advantage
in our section some day; There are few
persons who deny the advantage to hu'
manity OF vaccination, and PAsrEuR's in-
PRODUCTION of the method Of inoculatinS
live stock as a preventive of diseaie is
thought to have afforded as much relief to
animals as JEYSEg's discovery has to the
human family. The loss of cattle, sheep
aud hor,es in France has greatly declined
during the last year as the result Of his
work, and it is believed that the ravages of
disease among domestic animals the world
over, will not be more than one-tenth as
great as it has been heretofore"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-27

AT rArionyiLLK. Ii.

TArLoRviLLE, Lib, Jan. 3.-Georgc
Troubridse, the murderer OF Joseph Nc
Murray, was hanged here at noon. The
s,alows was enclosed by high fence. Only
NJ were admitted 10 the execution be.
utoes officers. He slept we'll and appeared
n.y., 6cerncd I'LL approaching the garsws,
''ns v he showed much nsrvousnses.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-27

The temperance people of Indiana are
determined TO have the question OF pro.
hibition before the masses. Oyer 10000
citizens have memoriali2ed the legisla-
ture to submit the question to popular
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-27

"FREDDIE" has gone back to New York
and Mrs. LANGTRY can now rest In peace
during the remainder of her western tour.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY FL 1888.
INDICATIONS.

For the West Gulf states-Clopdy, rainy
weather; winds mostly southwesterly; stationary
or higher temperature in east portion lower
pressure
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announcement,

~ =. A Vi, 10 a 70, al, j-cj IN annonnce
General W, L. Cabell as n candidate for
Msyor at the ensuing election Thursday, April
B. 1881.
NOR MAYOl,-We are authorized to announce
II Colonel W. d. Wylie as an Independent
candidate fortMayor, In favor of improvements
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WEARISOME WORK.

Senate aud House Working on Com
mon Subjeet-The TariG-Of
Course the Republicans
Want More
Plate Glass TO Put Around Those Fragile
Ex0tics, American Maaufac.
lures, and the Democrats
Contend the Protected Interests Will
Never Grow Into Oaks Of
the Forest
Until Transplauted from the Soil of
Monopoly Into Free Trades
Rich Loan.
Tucker and kasson Cross Rapiers-
Score for Tucker.
Frenchmen Beginning TO Despair Of the
Republic,
But Their English Cousins Have More
Hope.
The Senatorial Dead-lOcks Hold on
Well.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-27

CINCINNATI, Jan. 26.-Cincinnati's steam
forge company's building, in the western
part of the city, burned early this morning;
loss, $4,000 ; insured for SO 600. Seventy.
five men are thrown out Of employment.
IN A NEWSPAPER OFFICE.
EAST SAGINAW, MICH., Jan. 26 AT 1886
this morning a fire broke out in the storage
room OF the Courier and Evening Express
building, on the third floor, The damage
largely, by water, will approximate IS, SO
insured for 3,4O0.
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Miscellaneous Foreign News.
EMANCIPATION.

=. EMANCIPATION.
MADRID, Jan. @.-Reprcsentatives In the
cortes belonging TO the automist party, OF
Cuba, have asked congress for papers and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-27
Cheap Boys Clothes for Christmas
Presents.

BY cheap We do not mean common goods no,
goods at commonly low prices. Wemean some
ming OF unusual advantage to the purchase,
something worth your while looking at II you
nave boys to clothe. Our winter season Is now
half over and We are finding what goods
arc not selling freely. There Is no time a.,
,rihing and the slow sellers must be converted
INTO quick Sellers SO We mark:
40 Pleated Blouse Suits from. aN,osm
w u, b Blouse Suits from, ,,... & 0o N ssg
20 school Suits from. ,.,,,. IL a NJ "a A
~ BOYS suits from .....,.,....,e,Si IN IN s7 "a
20 school Suits from. o. 10 q II to5 z x "a
Fboys Suits from 10, Ii a " IN 4 a S,0J
The above are a special bargain Offering and
Wv no' eo"'ael with our complete stock of regu
'af goods OF every grade. You know that
we Keep Boys Furnishings oil all Kinds be
sides The Hats ard Caps.
Our intention is to make this A rrea, Zero,
,or inc supply Of complete outfits for men and
boys so that parents may DO able to find every.
'n'ns needml for their sons attire In one house
ana al prices moro advantageous than could.
90 obtained by shopping all over the CITY.
we keep our house open until 10 O'Clock
saturday nights TO accommodate late shop.
pers.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 26.--There was an ex.
plosion OF gas, corner of Fulton and Nassau
streets, about noon. The gas escaped from
the pipes into the tunnels OF the Steam.
heating company under the street at that
point, and when the workmen were search.
ing for the leak with light, the explosion
occurred, The street was torn up for A
space of twenty by ten feet. Four persons
passing at the time were severely injured.
BRACE OF BLA2Rs.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. GA fire at 1:30 this
morning partially DESTROYED the Milwau.
ke,e, college, one of the finest young ladies'
colleges in the northwest. The bla2e
started in the basement of the gymnasium,
over the boiler, and made rapid headway
into the domitories ana class rooms of the
main building. All o. the sixty Young Ia.
dies, inmates, were saved by the ellor'g .
the firemen ana the police. The To-, ;.
figured at $4,000 insurance, $4,000. The
Touring mill Of J. j. Kelly, Washington
near Eau Claire, Wisconsin, together With :
large stock of grain and flour, burned YES
To-day. Loss, $4,000; insurance, Si5 COO
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lied.

MCCORMICK ,-vriday. n, e.,o --~--
Lewis infant son Of luit.w p M, ,N,rran
Mccormick. r. AM Lula H.
Funeral SERVES a, the family re,,a.,.. "a,
no" avenue "io oelcpk q H., ,o.osy. wv
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Tucker and Kasson Cross Rapiers-
Score for Tucker.

Frenchmen Beginning TO Despair Of the
Republic,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-06
CHoreE Cur FIowrns.

Thanking the public for the liberal patronage here
tofore bestowed upon me- take pleasure In herewith
commencing for all occasions, such as Weddings
Germans. dinner Parties. Funerals. etc. my ass TT
ment ef FINE CUT FLOWERS. Mr.. A. GIJDF
the artist Of my establishment will give his person.i
attention to any designs ordered.
n. sTUDER. Florist
3aS-2w sos street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-06

The subject OF DaH3tt AMI Its admission as a
State into the Union Qgltated the Senate for a few
moments yesterday. MI. INGALLS, characterized
the opposition to the proposed new state as par
tlsan and malignant Mr.. Hale, who, last session,
led the opposition, said that this Characterization
was, like many OF the phrases OF the senator from
Kansas (Mr. Ingalls,, itself malignant. Mr.. Hale
then declared that he opposed the admission OF
DAKOTA because portion OF the territory had
stained Itself with rank and bald reputation
Inc friends OF the proposed new state had fat
TERED themselves that they had overcome Mr..
HaleS opposition, but the REMARKS OF that Senator
yesterday indicate TINT he has not changed his
mind. without his cooperation the republicans
cannot pass the bill, and ii looks now as II they
Will be compelled 10 let thc matter 90 over The
next House viii be democratic, and no bill cresrt-
Ing new republican state will be likely to receive
HIS approval The republicans will probably have
70 set along without any electoral votes from
Dakota in 1854.
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D1ssEns. Supprns, RrcEpr1oss.

10 MI CUSTOMERS AND PUBLIC:
beg leave to inform you that am prepared to fur
nlsn Lunches, Dinners, Suppers Receptions ETC.. in
the best manner. Having had fe's experience in ,aV
line Of business and having during that period fur
nished most Of the leading families sure guarantees
OF my reliability and that in placing your orders with
me. or Nine. Demenot they will receive my PROMPT
faithful attention. which has marked my success In
the past am. respectfully, J. p CRUTCHET,
,ao-ZW' 1904 III street northwest.
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AGENTS OF THE
DUNLAP NEW YORK HAT.

, WASHINGTON. January 1, 1883.
The SILK FELT and OPERA HATS manufactured
by Messrs. DUNLAP l. CO., of New York and bear
ing their will hereafter De sold in this city
by ourselves exclusively
As the productions of Messrs. DUNLAP Il CO. in
HEADGEAR have been the acknowledged and leading
styles IN New York and Washington for the past twelve
years. and we being the original intoducers Of the
elites OF this celebrated firm assure the patrons of
the DUNLAP Hat and the public that full line of SILK
OPERA. STIFF and SOFT FELT HATS will always
be supplied 10y us soon a. issued Ill New York
Respectfully, WILLETT Il RUOFF.
Sole Agents for the Dunlap Hat
1ao sos Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-06

Inc Dill reported by Mr. Vest yesterday from
the Senate committee territories In relation to
the Yellowstone National Park, embraces the
recommendations AIDE BY Gen. Sheridan In his
late report TO the War department. 1t authorizes
the Secretary OF the Interior to grant leases for
terms not exceeding ten years OF small parcels OF
ground within the park for the erection of hotels
ana places OF accom-nO iatiCn, but limits the
quantity OF groun1 10 that actually required for
tne main hotel building, Necessary OuthOuses.
grazing purposes etc. The bill opens the erection
and maintenance OF houses OF accommodation
within the park to competition. 1t also extends
the area OF the park and places 1t under the legal
jurisdiction OF Montana, SO that persons within
The park shall be subject to the laws and renal
ties imposed for violation of them The chief OBJ
ject OF tie bill is To prevent anything like mo-
hopoiy from getting control OF the park and the
privileges pertaining 10 II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-06

Ire fun text OF the District appropriation bin
In Tue shape it passed the House, will be found In
another part OF the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-06

burglary seems 10 be elevated To tn dignity of a
regular profession, reinforced by all the Latest
discoveries in science and the highest results OF
the mechanic artS,in other clues besides Washing
ton notorious hOUsebreaksr arrested in New
Icrk the other day was found to have in his Dos
session not only large lot of valu ,ble goods AMI
something less than peck OF pawn brokers
Tickets, out carefully prepared diagrams OF build
hSo III Tx Tor attention, and also detailed dlrec-
ions Tor procedure Or the instruction OF those en-
trusted with the WORK or Carrying out the plans
The fact Is, AMI the public authorities are at last
beginning 90 1ni IL out, that tine criminal classes
nave Kept fully abreast OF the pro ,rcss or the age
While tac means and methods O; tnwartiny and
detecting their operations have made no substan-
ual Advance IN the last halt century. 1t Is time
for a change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-06

The opinion IS quite FIRE iuently expressed by
some Q. our cOtamgor rieS that legal inyestiga-
ton OF the circumstances attending The death OF
Gambetta VIII Ii VI. be allowed by his personal
and political friends Tor the reason that it would
expose great scanial, which would have an In
furious Influence urOn the cause o. republlcaniSn
IN France. TO our mind this View doe, not rest on
solid foundation. That GIrnbettl led a dissOIute
and impure life, and that he entertained loose
ideas on the relations which should exist between
the TWO sexes, is notorious; but nobody can spri-
euSly pr tend that Tin habits and views were in
anywiSe connected with or the OutCrowth of his
political convictions. whatever there was indc-
1enslbie IN his private He could b. traced directly
10 the philosophy Of lie generally entertained in
France, and were no more the result OF his opiR-
ions concerning the proper form of government o:
that country than The 5Olir system, the rising
and falling II the tides. Ii tie political parties OF
that country are TO b held for the pri
Vate lie OF their leading men, what faction, wing
or dynasty there could sustain Itself Tor week
Ganlbetta Was no better, and prob bly, no worse
THAN mo 1 0f the Others who have been high In
station AMI power In Paris: and it may safely b.
predicted that any attempt To make political
capital out OF his personal shortcomings will
prove o be ridiculous failure. The mon rchists
must have better foOth0ld than that II they
hope to succeed
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

frOK SALE-LOTS AT MOUNT PLEASANT MAR
l. l4th street road. JNO. Ii. BI.oSS Ro, m IL MAY
Building corner 9Th and street. northwest ia3 St..
EOR SAIE-CHOTCE BUILDING SITES lNDI-
vdiaI lots md large frontages for elegant houses i'm
Tie best Of northwest localities and rouchout the CITY
Inc coming season will develop largely increased values
Now Is the time o hiiy of '
,oo JNO. A. PRESCOTT Real Estate Broker
.Lfo-ZV 14li i street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-06

III tennessee had used the money In the state
treasury Tor the honest purpose OF paying the In
terest On the state debt, IL would not only have
saved the states credit, but would have saved the
state money as well. Now that the treasurer has
abseonded with about half million dollars or an
OF state money, or after having squandered 1t, no
body sympathizes with state that delibera,e,v
refused to pay its debts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-06

me Senate finance committee have, In their
tariff bill. gone further in reductions than the re-
commentators oi the tariff commission. Pig
Eon, steel rails, boiler and plate iron, wire-gage
sheet Iron, tin plate ar all considerably reduced
The House ways AMI means committee refused TO
adopt the recommend ttiOn OF the commission for
areductlon OF twenty-five cents per ton on bltumi-
nous coal. but the finance committee incorporated
that reduction In their bill. This reduction meets
with strong opposition from quarters that, in
other re poets, generally favor cutting down or
tarln Rates. The members OF Congress from West
virginia and Maryland are doing ali they can to
keep the duty on coal up TO sevtnty-nye cents per
ton, but the sentiment OF the Senate seems 10
favor reduction TO iiity cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-06

The potency OF fayors sometimes extended by
corporations 70 puohc servants was unpleasantly
suggested In the House OF Representatives yester-
day, when a motion TO prohibit steam railroads
from making up trains or loading or unloading
cars In the public streets OF the National CapitaI
was ruled cut on point OF order. Could merely
declaratory resolution to the effect that the people
have any rights at al against corporations get
through Congress now-a-daysf
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

ECOR sALEPOssESsION AT ONCF-HANDsOME
y. nine room bay window House. 42s street north
weet south front walnut finish. marble mantels brick
stable Unusually easy terms Inquire at Room > 49,
7th street northwest 3a4-Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-06

The new mayor of New York city, Mr. Edison,
has followed the example OF his immediate pre1e-
cessor, and refused TO grant license for the pro
dUction OF the Passion Play" The various
churches and religious organizations are I'D In
arms agtinSt the play, and threats OF mobbing the
proprietor should he Undertake to present it ha We
been INDUCED IN. All this only makes The nro-
prietor the more anxious to obtain a license as he
knows that the talk and excitement against his
project would make IL pay well
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-06
LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-ON FRIDAY. JAN. 5TH. A YOUNG TER.
II r!er dog tSc tch and Skye) color dark grey crop
ped ears, and had license tag No. 1888 Suitable
reward II Returned to l2ll Rhode Island ja6
IT OST THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7TH, 1882
~ from corner 10th and u streets southwest largo
brown and white Setter Dog. Answers TO shot"
SIS VIII b. paid for his return DR. BARNARD st x02
9Th street northwest. or above address. ja4-
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WOODWARD & LorHRop.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
EXTRAORDINARY CLOSING SALE
WINTER WRAPS.

Having determined to close ont the balance Of our
stock OF Winter Wraps. shall place such prices on
them as III insure spec ~ sale. w. therefore in
vlte our customers to avail themselves of this opport
NIFTY, as We do not intend to carry over single gar
nsn AS an instance Of the reductions we are making
We offer few Satin RahdaIne Circulars at SIS which
We're good value at "a. We want to sell them cheap
and iriU do SO.