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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-25
The CuultaI OF A rkansns.

LITTLE Rock, sept. 49, Correspond
encc. YESTERDAY l had the pleasure of
meeting Prof. Henry L. Chambers, late
principal of public schools in Louisiana
and Arkansas, author of Ii popular
little work, "Twenty Lessons in Book
kecping," and poet and newspaper cor
respondent sub-rosa. The Professor
has accepted Il position in Beaumont,
Texas, principal of their school, ana
Arkansas has occasion to regret his de
parture from her borders, for he is one
of her bright and shining lights, in spite
of a singular modesty and great reserve.
To-day | made a short visit to the
Marquand library and had q delightful
interview with the librarian, Mrs. Kate
Bishop, a well read, Intelligent and very
charming m
There arc three good sized, well
lighted ooms-the largest being. the IL
brary proper, and it's shelves well filled
with the best books of all kinds.
Both of the other Don are called
reading rooms, though QUO IS more u
handsome reception parlor, having Il
Brussels carpet, elegant center table,
fine easy chairs, &c, dc.
Tho other room is plain and pretty,
the floor covered with fine mating, and
q long and wide table III the center be-
ing covered with papers and maya
zines.
A few good pictures and a statue or
two would be welcome additions; but
they will all como in good time no
doubt.
Reading over the regulations it struck
your correspondent that the fair libra
rian has to make long hours, her pres
ence being required from 8 n. IN. to II m.
and from 3 to 10 p. m.--ten hours u day
and a cold. lone supper.
A stranger calling at the library re-
Gently asked for a bible. There was no
| bible there Confessed with NOR
LITIGATION and shame-facedness(
The other day n package was received
| containing a nicely-bOund Bible and a
note begging it's acceptance, with the
.'COmpliments of a Sinner"
DR.. Topper, our talented young Epis.
copal divine, has donated a "Book OF
| CoInmon Prayer" a prominent Presby.
terrain promises "Tbe Apostles Creed
and 1.-THE Book of Mormon" and "The
Koran" are on the shelves. Who next,
| with what?
Streleski, the "musical prodigy" who
recently astonisbed our community,
will be- in Little Rock again and ''play
| on the piano" tomorrow night at Hoi'
lenberg's music store. Not having
heard him, ] take the word of profess
.sionals that he is a marvellous performer
and shall try to hear him.
Prof. Ellinger, our expert pianist, has
returned from his trip TO Europe muct
improved in health.
Our weather has been quite warm, bul
to-day there are indications of rain ant
cooler days.
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.Gr,,ssou.r ,,nry CI,yshot.

LOUISVILLE, sept. 2L-llarro Clay, n
well known lawyer and politician, was
sho,, periuIs fatally wounded, this
usorning, by Andy Wcpler, councilman
from the Eleventh ward. Clay was
drinking anG wanted Ia borrow money
for "a friend from Wcpler, who w uii
not let him have rs much as he wanted,
and Clay abused him, and wento out aud
got u pistol to shoot. ON returnins, the
two, each armed with pistols, sniG:
Ready, fight II out. They took stands
and Wepler fired, the ball striking Clay
in the groin, ranging downward ia
the thigh. Clay is II grandson of the
great Henry Clay. He made Il voyage
20 the Arctic regions In the Inflated
Proteus. lie Is prominently mentioned
for Congress from this district. Clay'S
wound is very dangerous, though he
may recover. Wopler gave himself up.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 2l.-rhis afternoon
thirteen roughs from the northern sub
urbs Of the city, visited the outlying
twn of Niles where certain members
Of the party had been worsted in II
drunken hight last Sunday. The at
tempt to wreak vengeance on indi-
riduals who had incurred their
enmity led to Il disturbance Dor
dering on the proportions Of a
riot. Stones, clubs, and pistols were
used with serious results by
a number of the combatants; So
lar as reported, however, the
only man seriously injured was
Joe Chisscl, Niles gardner,
who received n bullet wound, producing
instant death. The invaders es-
capped from Niles in n wagon
and were pursued n long distance
by II crowd of Infatuated citizens, headed
by the local cOnstabularv, ana were fin
ally captured by the Lakoview police
and LODGED in the village jail, where it is
feared a violent revenge will be at
tempted.
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POLITICAL.
The subdu-a Nominee.

NV YONG, Sept. 2l.-Biaine attended
Irvine serviccs at the Brick F~resbyte-
rian Church. and sfterwsrd, acconpa-
MED by John A. Stewart, William
Waiter Phelps and Walker Blaine,
walked UP Fifth avonue as far as Forty
seventh street, where they met Stew
arts carriage and were driven to Hnr-
lem. The party returned TO tho hotel by
the Sixth avenue elevated rosd.
Blaine ordered that no cards be sent
TO him today. He TOOK a
return he dined in the public dining
room for the first time. As he entered
the hall he received a round OF applause.
Tomorrow Blaine will receive a dele
CATION of the Union League club, and at
6 p. IN. will start for P~hiladeiphia, stop
and will return TO New York Tuesday
nixht,
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KILDARE, Sept, 2.-[Special Judge
3. II. Estes, yesterday, after hearing
several motions for new trials etc., and
o~ver.ruling the same, had the District
u closed, perhaps for the last time in
Cass county,as he retires from the bench
before CONT convenes hero again in
February.
The grand jury and tho Cass County
Bar passed appropriate resolution,
Ibaukiuu him in the most affectionate
and cordial manner, for his honest, i'm
martial and courteous discharge Of his
arduous duties for the last eight wears,
C.ss county paris with him with re
~l1etance, and sincerely hopes that lie
nav be called to i more elevated sphere
OF usefulness in our State, and our en-
tire people NAV know and cherish him
as we OF tho Fifth Judicial District do.
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.uE.I I# .ItI H|.Hu.f H .U H|I
lrUH. Iui4k b. rufIIH.f /. tHINH iHr
liri that ne may o. ui inHruiftA utitn,
InIa uuru % UIr liHe. UHI Doe Munfut
lfr.- Is 60. lufulH r. NsII-, HI lNN niHf
lIHI-t tul destroyed t lfr.H nniuiil 90
IIuY#Ut, l~uHluuiu- l'fi"l Iulh
boz. M hru tu. HHurs Nufr
iuITy uuurr runtut. re- luu-u smoke
So. ru.u IauriuZ fr W fhr inside nuns
.. h.I-H. Nu tU outside, 49, Wtuh
blowing, tho sparks were iuii-puiahly
iIotWllaIsn, lut Gre WAS e. Aluzuisl-
90 with a lt,-u ~ Ahpul N'ttisH, between
lud 4 u'ClucS Nnilr tAu department
wa, aifuuI going luuu", thick smoke, a.
nom urtl ull, suddenly plun-i iuTlN
from lh, insld" dry sized, IA hf"~ Pc
Strong a COS, lHNuhfT yard -ntnu dls-
tauru away, Two suspicious look
iug mru seen watching this nre
az inception, without moving ~ siN-
iug the alarm, strengthen the theory ~
aeon. Mhcn this last ire broke CUT
.Hd hrraulo certain incondiirirs were
at work, word NAs sent - n~cishhoTlng
luWI- Iur h'lp, AMI engine, came rom
Akron, l'ainrsNillr, >audusky, ElATla
aud AshIabula, AS u'Clu'k This even
ing the lire 1, under cuHIul and hn
further danger II appTrhcndrd' Monroe
lirl-. n Co.'S loss r. estimated ~ svl,-
Wn! Brow Ne, strong & Co.'s loss l. rsli-
mated at from Slt.i,sr Ia SlIO,uJi insur-
auru about the same.
At A~IUHN P'RK,
A~uUEY PARK, y, H., sept, u A hr"
hero made ten families homeless, TWO
fireman Mere badly nurt hy the break
rtg Of a ladder. Ringing IA" alarm,
caused a panic ut the salvation Army
services, aud la which several women
were knocked down sui traInplci upon
severely. Loss, shI,bh; partially insured
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ArCHIsoN, Ks, Sept. 2l.-Orton's cir
Gus, the same engaged IN the riot at
Burr Oak, Kansas, passed through to-
day, en- route to Butler, Missouri. OrtOn
in AN interview gave an OF the
affair simil r 10 tliat telcgraphed last
night, saying his men were attacked by
drunken citizcu~, who cut the tent ropes
before the performance closed, and sub
scqucntly fired II vulley into his train at
the depot, which was returned by his
men, with the result aS previously
stated. OrtOn WAS arrested yesterday
at Washington With thirteen other snow
men, but he as r. leased late last night
and his circus allowed to depart. He
thinks only three Of his men were ar
rested.
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Wild. Choie. offered.

LoNGvIEw. sept. I.-lSpecial.l- Capt,
Sam Cundiir WAS nominated by one
wing of the Troupo convention ye'ter'
day, ANA Virgil Barton, of kilgure hy
another. should each accept, there Will
lie, with the i've independents, the
coming Republican and workingmon's
nominees, six candidates iur ilJtorial
representative Ia this uistricl.
Gregg county II In a bad middle rs
regards this matter.
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Jerry McAuley's Funeral-Capt. Bads
Return.

New YORK, Sept. N.-A great crowd
gathered in ard aho-It the broadway
tabernacle to-day on the occasion of the
fnurrai OF Jerry" McAuley. Several
clcrgymcn assisted a. tho service. A. >.
Hatch, bunker, was among tho speak
ers.
Domingo Morales. who arrived from
velioY favet at tho Hotel Espano Amer
Icans, West Fourteenth street. = An in
hector from The Io,td OF health says
the case il not dangerous.
Can't. James h. EaG-, the well-known
engineer, arrived to day irotu Europe.
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CLETURNE, Sept. 2l-LSpecial. Last
night jim Hale, a bartender, while
drunk, threw glasses at II negro and
then shot him, the ball just grazing and
breaking the skin on the negroes abdo-
men. The trouble originated about the
negro's failure to clean out tho bur-
room that morning. Hale Will likely
feel the correction mtnistered by the
law.
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Gen. Neal Dow wrote the following
letter TO IA friend In July:
y RTLASD, July II, lSSi.-Dcar Sir: /
am just home from the East, and find
your note of the 18th. have been con
stantly receiving lettC + like yours OF
enquiry about Mr.. Bla .. My earliest
answer were that he v ~ not "A toetotler,
but was u friend Of prohibition, and had
done us good service many times; that
he was also "A friend TO the proposed con
siitutional amendment and VII vorr
FOR 1T. ! afterwards learned that he
has been AN abstainer for several years.
Very respectfully.
NEAL Dow,
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trYt ptatu.i., sUt hH ~ n-lu H. as
sumf tniifs charge ~ thinFs.
THE tn 90 rUlutY dHleHt - asked him
~ his credentials, aud a. hn had mono
and could shuN un authority iuT his A.
sumri tsiNsis, they dpeiinrl a. he cnn-
%trnii,si los him, aud leing the Only rs-
uiafly .rrrriiiri delegates, ihrN "rgan
ifsd the convention iH pruli"T inrlh ani
A LaFf.l.INF.
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IrI.h N.,.nn.I l.and IraEas.

CISCISsAU. sept. 2l,-rhe Emmet
branch ~ tho Irish National Land
League at the meeting this afternoon,
requested the resignation of ID, W,
1sliinsn, ~ this city, which
WAS granted caillnnn had writ
ten "A communication tn the
press commenting ~uniaVorahly on the
poliIiral p0sllion ~ Patrick Egan, Pres
idsnt al the League, tallinan also AZ
cussi Egsn ut lncompetoncy AZ ircsl-
dent and dishonesty whila Treasurer al
the organization, Mr., rHlllnan IN a we'll
known citizen uf Cincinnati.
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BEDFORD, MASS, Sept. .l.-The yacht
Estelle which was in the squat Satur-
day evening went ashore or
Black Rock, seven miles from here.
The occupants Of the yacht were Elisha
Hathaway and Bert Hathawa
sons Of Snvory ~tfathavay
They So. on the rock al nigus. n,
sea ran high ana was very cold. They
all suffered intensely heingW wet through
They wire taken of this morning anc
brought 70 the city. The yachts a tota
wreck.
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Town Authorities Fly From Troops.

PAITA, PERU, Sept. 2l.-The steam
ship Santa Rosa arrived yes
terday, bringing Government troops
under Col. Carrasco. The city was
peacefully occupied and all the au-
thuritiss who had been acting under the
appointment of Caceres fled on the APP
proach Of the steamer.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
N Old Citizen ~ Long,iew Cat 10
Pieces ny q Mild Trnln.
GRANDSON OF henry CLAY SHOT,
4 mute Tale ~ 'rimr-t HsT keeper
shoots a Nrgra ut lthur"'-Nu
row Escape Prem inriscT-
alton - Neurological,
Narrow r.enr, lrrm IncIn. rattan.

RLso, Sept, 1l-,Npvriul, Last night
about : o'clock Mrs, r., \. Bennett met
with quite u sal accident, while lishtius
skerosene oil lamp ln u,c"u her supper
table, the lampcNpIpiims, spreading the
burning oil lover her uu'ir" body, Mr,F'-N'
Bennett, her husband ,uUi u Mr., scott,
~trayeling mru Iur B~ltukru>h'p Blik',
of Dallas, were sitting IA Ill" trout pnr'h'
Mrs. IituUCJt started iur a." front dnuG,
enM raped m flames, Mr.. RInnuit and
Mr., Scott met hur in III trout rn'm
and rNilngui.hrd the ilgtur>, Mrs,
Bennett J. NvTN hut,N burned
about the shoulder r, anal h'|'; also her
arms aud hands are VERY hNltv burned,
Had IL not been for the pruSrn"" ui Wlui
Of Mr.. Scott in r]rtrnius fer IN" bucket
II water ~ he ran la the assistance "i
Mr.. l. nnolt aud throwing it, contents
over her, and then running I" the b'd
and wrnppin- the badly ia h'd clothing,
there j. In duuht h would have hrrn
burned l. death, Too much praise can
not hu given MIR. scott, and tho entire
family will never forget huul. The lady,
though badly burned. i-"I>E this morn
ing, aud viii, We hope, soon Recover.
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EIsEHRACu, Sept. 2l.-At the general
meeting of the German Colonial Union
yesterday, Prince Hohenlohe presided.
Resolutions were adopted approving
the recent action of Germany on the
west coast of Africa, and declaring the
government might rely upon the full
support of the nation in tho event OF
further action,
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A art,,r Tale OF Crime.

GrnMrE, Sept. i.-ISpecial'!--Thls az
ternoon a shooting aila!f took place at
Bette, II way station six miles north OF
here, after which II dead negro remained
to mutely tell the tale. An inquest was
held over his body and the jury found a
verdict of assassination by unknown
hands,
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Indian Mnrderer rnrdoncd.

FORT SMITH, ARK, Sept 2l.--Ground
Hog, the Cherokee Indian who was to
have been executed yesterday Mt rale-
quah, Indian Territory. for murder, was
granted AL unconditional pardon by the
Cherokee Executive Councils.
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NEwRr, sept. 2l.-Iicrc WAS great
excitement here this evening upon
The return of tho Nationalist
procession irnm Castle Weldon, where
mere was u demonstration to-,lay
and whore disturbance occurred. Tie
>trvuis were crowded, md there WAS
much cheering aud honlins; stones were
thrown aud windows broken. Tue police
at Castle Weldon challenged tho mob
and made several arrests. The
mob lhUrcupun attacked and
wrecked the police barracks, several
persons hciug Injured during the attack.
Two llark flags iloutci from the mar
kct house. Tho diSOI der continued
until "a late hour.
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FoHT WORTH, Sept. 2l.-ISpecial.l-
Police Officer Rushing, who has been
indicted for murder in killing Galloway,
is now inside the Jail walls without bail.
Habeas corpus proceedings will proba-
blv be instituted "a the trial cannot take
place for some time.
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Nipetv-Third Pictorial Convention.

LoNGvIEw, Sept. 2l.-[spoeial. The
delcrates rom our county to the Nine
tv-third Pictorial convention returned
from Troupe Yesterday afternoon. When
tbev arrived there they found smith
county had selected no delegates. one
d~elcgate3Fsm iniih 10 Ole old conVen-
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Sr. Lorrs, Sept. 2l.-A dispatch from
st. Joe, Missouri. says the Golden Eagle
cIo,bipc store. a branch of the st. LOUIS
house o! he same name, closed It's doors
last evening after filing a mortgage Tor
S3i.5Og. The suspension is caused by tho
burning of tbs ST. Louis house yes
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Bro SANDY, Sept. 2l.-lSpecial.l- =
white man SHOT and killed a negro at
Bette Station, on the Texas d st. Louis
railv Az, Yesterday. We were unable to
learn the names. Tine shooting was done
in self 1efsuzp-
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AGRAM, Sept. GA minor state OF
seige is proclaimed owing TO election ri
OTIS. An opposition journal at G!obolm
is suppressed, AMI the editor arrested.
Military has beun sent to IeugS To sup
press rioLing. The Mayor is sus-
neulp1.
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RIO JANBIRIo, Sept. H.-"hile the
Emperor Dom Pedro was returning from
the naval review he narrowly escaped
drowning by the capsizing OF the boat
carrying him.
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FoEr Worm, sept. Il Special -
Manuel Cauapr j. an Italian who runs
All ice cream wagon, and today went
with the crowd L. the Base Ball park To
sell his cream. \ number of boys fifteen
or twenty, bothered him very much amt
-nally stoned his wagon aud horse. The
wild Italian, in order Ia rid himself OF
their persecution, took II pistol from the
wagon aud fired II In the air, which
scattered the crowd at boys in short
order. Deputy sheriff Tucker arrested
Canapc AMI pieccd h"nd at 500, which
he prom pity gave, with Caprra Bros. ~
bond>ncn. There can b" no two ways
about the matter; a gang of hoodluuns
of the worst class, who nave - away
from ull pdtcrndl control, and who are
touched with delicate hands 10y our an
thorities, run riot in this city. They are
fast becoming de,pcradocs, thugs and
thieves, and only "a wear or two viii
elapse until they develop into hardened
criminals, aud despcrai 4 ones. II other
cities hav. the same class of boys Il
State r~eiormatOry is absolutely neces-
sary. The matter IL becoming despcr-
ate in this city.
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PARIS, Sept. u. There were 8 deaths
to-day from cholera at Sarscillcs and
3 at roulun.
IN SPA n.
MADRID, Sept. 2l-SiN new cases OF
cholera 4 deaths ut Alicante to-day; y
now cAses and B dnnths II TarrogOna.
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Jail to be. Built.

By virtue of All order entered on the min
utes of the County Commissioners Court OF
Taylor county, Texas, / hereby advertise for
plans and specifications of II rock jail, TO De
ty. Texas, at n cost of not less than 5000 ana
not more thar $4,000. Said plans and speci,
ncatious to be delivered to the Undersigned
Each bidder will endorse on his plans the
amount or price taat he will expect the
county to pay for the same in the event tha
court sees proper to accept ms pans ahu
the right TO reject any or all plans and speci-
fcntious so submitted II II see proper.
IL. S.l-Given under my hand ana seal, AZ
flee, in Abilene, Texas, this 18th day Of Au-
gust, 1854. DAVID j. lfED,
Clerk Uounty Court, Taylor county. Texas.
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FoRr WoHrU, sept. 2l.Isp"cial.]-
The Rose,iale coIaPany ran 'srE on .
portion OF Houston and Hettherord
streets to-day. bui did not use the Track
laid by the fort Worth company.
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wrLKEsBARnr, r., Sep. 1ii-rhe
Record o-morrow viii gutiloritjfiyeiy
DENY the report that the cOal cQnbina-
ton has teen ~reorganized Oh n frceEt-
vi basis.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-25

LONDON, ONT, Sept. 2!.-The burning
of the Grand Trunk a shops and AL
contents involved a loss of 100000.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-25

SoFIA, Sept. 2l.-It ~ reported al
Lewain that peasants on tho Bnlearinr
~frontier are preparing to invade Klieutei
and seize the crops.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-25

LoyGvIEw, Sept. 2I.-.Special w.
II. Baughman, an old and much re-
spected citizon Of Camp Switch, while
returning homo last evening, wa
crushed TO pieces by a wild train.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-25

ISczNDIsRisM At CLEVELAND
c~LEvrIAwp, sept. 1.-THE scenes o.
two weeks aes TfIe repeated today On
a pmallrf srsl3.f The Flats Sre wosth.1
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-25

P~RUssRLs, Sept. 2l.-The educational
bill published will take immediate Of
farf.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-25

Educational Bill.

HAVANA, Sept. 2l.-1n the past week
there were eight deaths from yellow
| fever here.