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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-12


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r. .ItE... tiI.. nHr'a. ftIrd um.
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"a r' hH nHs owed h'm,.I, hB hfllih,
lhn1'r uIt robust. TO rnoa, lie enjoys
l., fud HRs iloutrm'-o n. r. leug,heu q
fud green Ola age" I. may Aaya been
Mn TILIrH's IL. s~rmina.i0n, - few
months rr years UHo, 10 withdraw from
politics ,.t,r0y, lg' w,g's views and
luD.iult.1ll change With the times,
and the probabilities age thaI should he
receive tlr u.ns'.11 almost unar.-
m1us.y. ag1ba rs July Impressed with the
b H,i..as .t 10 the universal wish Of the
democracy RIO tua c.uuirr fla. re should
H.sr tlr banner ". .ag I1.I. s He comiD9
race ho would Dos. disregard Ono warm H.-
taaUa.-t taCy Zee. FOR him, bgl would &C.
Carg t|s lr-... I.g Cg.y'. ,Jgusael pays
Nh TUnIs o Iust utl,e Ear1 30 says;
A.tr1u-H .r.. IDS yau.H u~.I!.cll
50 ..ri rr- o. ..r e., h ..gr gasp and
force. mo- ..r. 5,.. .ly acl.'gr,. J.mo.t dis
daign5, rrIer During forty years De
ma o. % s0r7rt ar every public question.
There was r,h.uE uncertain in IA
u.t,H-g.a. I4g uaU rg"sr lived whc stood
IN Dr. co.. s.Ilu.g .Ha u-.ro re9clU.Cly Hy
.4g a5uf4-- %. hl. convictions. These |gTe
tH. ymaua..egr U.4 mind U~Vaii,lTiaE with
information, 0.a .WsliUl and enlightened
uu'-5a.autius. q: . strong, honest E..urs
lrl oft. deep lad Tagasp-L .-ge vi his G.uG-
try aud bio ltllUE-mtl. lie was AFRAID of
go responsibility, Gai sought 10 eyHdero ad.
v a-v or duty. Al! .h'5 while hi5 Dor.
Sons. ig.-5.ucs and out-gtin gs were blame.
less; his habits thoss Of u hi~gh-minded,
plilst1E.rE lawyer, lis commercial credI.
impr-g1ab,e, bis word 30 coed Us his bond
and his s,Cs. landing exceeded in
re,prc'aa,ll'y AID hoaor 10y that o!
no cI',z.n yf New York. lie
had reached lis aizueth : 5s'ogaha con
sslggt 90 C'ler piwa.it 90 10 people IS q
clniiaata Tor office. and ir.umphantly
elected, be az -uce became .hs object OF
every manner Of o5i0quy md abuse.
Very isle has since ua-a written OF Mr..
TILuEs which had ary truth ir o.. IL i3
safe 90 Say Iha. 10 pubic man OF this CONN.,
try las ever been subjected 10 such shame.
les .ua .crssaD, mlsrepya seutstion. Yet
h 60 to-day che same unc6.,usi1a gentle
who. without q stain, rose % tho
greatest gmiaeHcs o.; the blrnGd II cisty,
re 30 tea sad esteemed by ,hs aas.-, Gom-
munity Boz which as lived, al1 never sus-
per.ut D 90 unworthy .hOU- pg action
Until h,s aoaiul and virtues han ,,,srEed
him on, Tor tao ss-G.l, Of .ha a' and
Toe yici1lg.'
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THE regular correspondent Of the HER
AID at Colorado City Obj acts to the remarks
of cur Abilene correspondent regarding
the candidates for the ofic Of judge OF that
district. The HERALD can not take sides
in the contest. but feels assured that every
gentlem@ announced FOR the position is
worthy Of the station 10 which he aspiras.
Whether the PEG de elect CAPTAIN j. d.
MARTIN, Hon. WILLIAM KENNEDY or JUDGE
THOMAS J. EVANS, it matters not; ell are
good men ard will prove themselves &C.
ceptsb!e 30 the people of their district. The
HERALD is always for the best man, and
trusts that the intelligence of the people
will secure them the most worthy man for
the position.
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Judges Woods add Mccormick rcadersj,s
d. cisior 10 the case % McU,r, vs.. Norton
yesterday mOrniuF, Overriding plaintiff
motion IN remand the aus 10 the district
CGur. Of aG-faus county.
L. the casB ai Kirkpatrick d Co. W C!sy
Oldham, O motion was mode 20 STRIKE cut
the d5te.dSpts plea or rsC9lVtntiOn Tor
damages, WL,ch motion VISA OVerrulst; the
court holding that the dcic1dpnt hGG q
rignt 20 Ttc0Gvene IN the fedora, court the
game ss iG the state cauIts.
T4a chanCery case OF W.. Hauuer e. al.
". /. W. NuultoD, in the DATED S.ale5
circuit court, has beeu argued me past swo
days bsiors judges Woods and Mccormick,
and tho case wGs taken uDder Edvisement
The suit was for ,i7G Ecfes Of noe Lana 10
Ellis gud other counties.
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NnnTnntlne Precnn,ion..

Nrw ORLEANS, June Gin view of the
fact 10 ia now too late 10 erect . necessary
hospital and quarantine building 10 lhc
mouth Of The Mississippi river for uso the
present season. and ;haJ the tiD2 is aOw
rapidly approaching in waioh yellow fever
is infected ports Gs5unis5 as greatoss end
most malignant violence, the Louisi7n a
state bourd OF health Tonight adopted y
re3clutlon recommending thatIhe governor
extend the quarantine prOclamstion jssued
first, SO rs 20 require forty days detrDh on
Of all ves.yls and psr5aag c0raiuE RON y. rt5
therein named, 10 take effect July 10th and
continue in force until rsvOEed.
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Cincinnati Chronicles.

CINCINNATI, June 9.-Secretary Stevens
will tomorrow issue q circular announce
the indefinite suspension of the whisky *.
port association known as the whisky pool.
The trial Of T. G. Campbell, the attorney
who defended William Berner, whose con-
vicsion for m%snslaughter was the melting
cause OF the riots, began to-day. He is
charged with attempting TO bride Michael
Gaeb, one Of the Jurors. The bar assocla'
ton, through o committee, presented in.
formation against Campbell, which VIII be
Saturday. The nature Of the in
formation has not been made known.
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DULUrH, June 9.-Satnrdsy forenoon the
vile OF q farmer named Etiska, living near
HermantoTn, went 20 q neighbours Tor
milk. Not returning, a search wSg made
and continued until 2 O'Clock this after.
noon, when The woman's body was found
most horribly mutilsted. sac mad been
outraged, then shot twice in tina head,
thrown across : log, her bowels cut open,
portions of ths flesh cGt Off and thrown
aside and other nameless atrocities COM
milted upon the remsiGs Of the uniortN'
nate woman. Her pail Of milk vas found
near the camp fire OF some tramps, who, II
is believed, Committed the liendish deed.
TIT community are thoroughly alarmed.
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ROW THEY STAND,

After mixing with the delegates N route
10 the Fort Worth convention yesterday,
from what no cleaned from Tom, Dick and
Harry, u HERALD reporter is forced 20 the
c0uclG. ion THAT they are . ulit on tho cid
presidential ticket. viz Tilden add Hen.
dricks. They are for Ireland for governor
and Gibbs for Northumberland,
Governor Hubbard and ~. g. Siar'
r.tt for delegates ~ large 10
the national convention. They are
more or lels split up on csudida,SI Tor
state %oificea, save for governor and !ieu!er-
"ut-rOVeINOr
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CITY COURT.

City Va. W. II. Risley, profanity; fined S.
City va. Philip Sautler, intoxlcAtion;
fined So.
City vs. Fred Talsou, selling beer on Sun
day; discharged.
City VS.. Henry Anderson, leaving team
upguardeG; fined So.
City We. James Scott, profanity; con-
tinued.
City vs. A. NJ. Connors, profanity; con-
tinued.
City We. Pat O'Ksaf, assault and battery
discharged.
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Brighton Beach Races.

NEW YoEK, JuDs o~.-EriGhton Bsach
Races.
Fret Raca--Three-qulrtcrs oil o rllie;
ron, rns iavorItn, third. Time-l:lL
Selling Rtc-Ssvru-eighth7 OF . nile;
Swift won; Maggie e, Second Mofdaunt
third. HiUa-l:4I.
Sevcu-s'ch,h5 OF II Mila-Chickadee Won:
EllanClIa, second; R1shewAy, third. Time
-l:30 81.
Thrar-uuer'-TF OF e Mllr-Maid01g a oil
Npss; Liftle Fred won; irish King, second;
FlOrs, third. EIur-i:5S.
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r,lse-An Alarming state of Affairs.

LONDON June 9-The Daily News ssys:
Pail Mall GaZette's statement in regard
TO the terms agreed upon by Earl Gran
Vile and Waddiogtou, as the basis Of the
Egyptian conference, is q tissue OF fabrica.
tons.
The populsce 10 upper Egypt refuse to
pay taxes in money or kind. Their attitude
in some districts is 30 menacing that Faro
peans are sending their families to Cairo.
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Trinity Lodge No. 4S, United Workmen,
paid Yesterday to Mrs. Marie Shodowsky
$1,000, the insurance or the life of her hus.
band, who wos a member of the order and
who committed suicide in Fort Worth
come three months ego. where he was tenn
porarily soiourniDg. He was out of EN-.
plopment and Respondent, which led him
TO commit tia rash nct.
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LONDON, June 0.-rhe minority OF the
B-lt'fh caa.rg' oppose Earl Grtnvale's con.
ca. siuus nt ~i".c~uE.ioual control. 4 strong
section 90 he liberal members OF psrl,G-
ment w'l vote acEiur- tho ratsbl 5hfnept oi
aUcl con 'ol. Should the vote OF uarlia-
meu5 rsj 20 .ha Ggrlcmrus with Fr8uC3
Gr'uvl NJ will res'gn.
King Jo1p, OF AbyssiH'a, hes accepted
the treaty prepared BY Admiral Hewitt.
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WANTS A DIVORCE.

Mrs. Il. j. Smith filed her petition IN The
distric. court yesterday praying that q
divorcs b granted het rom her husband
Thomas b. Smith, OF the ground of defer.
tiop aud cruel treatment. She alleges in her
petition that they vera lawfully married IN
DalIes county on the Goth Of June, 1882
and that within e few months afterwards
he began q course of cruel treatment to
wards her and finally abandoned her.
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CAMP and Franklin counties, have instruct
ed for SENATOR GIBBs, which looks like no
has considerable strength ia east Texas.
Wherever his record OF the penitentiary
lease a1d the land question ia Anown
he has friends ard lots Of them. 1t seems
as il the Gazatte is left on the TEMPLE.
TON and IBBJ obituaries.
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On the 18th of May two horses, the prop
erty OF 7. NJ. Gullicb, who resides four
miles west of this city, vera killed by q
passing train over The Texas & Pacific rail.
way. Yesterday the road paid through its
attorney, Colonel Tom Brown, OF Sherman,
the DAMAGE claimed. viz. 5000.
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NEARLY all the members OF congress from
Texas seem to disfavor TILDEN's nomipa
ton. Ia the long session at Washington
Statesmen are app to forget what their con-
s~tituencies demand. Bat they will all come
right, az they did IN the tariff question,
and the convention to-day will send dele.
gates to represent tho wishes OF the people
Of T. x.s-not Of their oOngreshmen.
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par|nr svfhue ifts ftn rh4 mps
posed il be- The lhlst hes Iflf q rfI. This
ienilY r. 'ssrfuilT fnl c.i plfh tltpio.
mifiaHY
Aiurrtt o. na = Httprur nssT
In mH hnsi.tss ~ Dr. p.a ssvsf.I wears
riI. lffifri taiisfntuH- mo- uFtrf md
rHfi1urrs have uHd it Tsrv .f.fabls.
inurH fFIy.
w H. nAHEtu Whrisssls Duggist.
ff6a'iss ul mo Health Aut H|apuiusss ~
Woman mailed Tree.
bEsDrlELD l%iIsuLATOR Co,
Bk9, Atlantis, Ca.
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THE Big Springs Pantagrsph thyoIs the
Incorporation of that town. II advocates
improving the streets, erecting water
works, building a public hall, and 10 com"
pei The pistol sharp TO lay aside his fra
aims. The Paragraph is RICH. in all its
prcp0pitinug
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DETROIT. Mich, Juue lU.-The steamer
Energy, from Wa ~lsceburg, Ontario, to
Detroit, towing barges %ioundered on Lake
st. Clair, last night. The crew
wer, picked up, but there vas close call
or q comfortable loss of life.
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The skin is OF that delicate nature upon
which the most improvement can be made,
and by the.use OF, Pozzoni's medicated COM
plexion power all roughness, sallOwness and
irritation can be overcome, leaving the skin
delicately white, soft and smooth. This
preparation has a worldwide reputation, so
no fear need be entertained of the result.
Sold by ell druggists.
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BLAGyE is called ;be "tat,ootd man" and
his iri-uIs srs pfopotins TO receive the 60
briqurt a5 d bulge OF honor, Mrs. GAR
FIELD, n aor Thanksgiving dispatch o! con
graduation 30 the romi1ee, cCsms to ap.
prehend that b. mey be the GUlTFAuED
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STOLEN GOODS RECOvERED.

Officer e. Cornwall found the shoes,
pants and pistol stolen from the shoe slore
and Red Front saloon Sunday night, at tn
home of Joe Crawford, colored, who lives
in the rear of the burglarized houses on
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BALTIMORE, June 9.-Baitimore, IL; In.
dianepOiis, III.
WAsHINGrjE, June 9.-Toledo, 6; Wash
instoD, /.
PIrrsDUEe, Juns 9.-st. Louis, o; Allie
gbeny, 3.
Kansas CI1Y, June 9.-Chicago (Unions),
%; Kansas City, 8.
New YoRk, June 9.-Ae!!opclitans, 7:
Louisville, 8
NEW YoRK, June 9--CiuClnusti, Il;
Brooklyn, 10 =.
PROVIDENCE, June 9-Bostor, Z; Provi'
dence, Q.
BosTow. June 9.--Bslti;n9re lUnions), 10;
Boston (Upi3nf), 4
DETROIT, June 9.-Bnff4lo, 3; Detroit, Q,
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A LEAvEEwoRTH paper has discovered a
plot o ~ addition TO that city, drawn By
the im,r.al POWELL CLAYTON, es city en-
gineer in 1857, and n Mississippi Journal is
on the dead scant OF a shaving brush with
which LYNCH, as barber, lathered his first
customer-some thirty years before he
lathrred POWELL.
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Rotto's Ice Cream Parlor.

Rotto's Ice Cream PariOr.
Botto mas opened an ice cream parlor at
the corner OF Live Oak and Ervay etreete.
Ice cresm and sherbets made to order OF
every kind. quantity and quality desired.
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Mr.. Thomas Murray, alderman, Queen
street, Toronto, Csnade, says; After ell
other remedies had failed 10 relieve me Of
n severe burn on my hand, St. Jacobs Oil
cured me.
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tIysf IiIIn tl f.ifr GOV ne
a m ist lss0 fhe hAiitY I'D p-Ili
b. HH 0HirrdHn. A. .IHH Ufi IN. ft q iNli
IfiHr fI me oil iIufIIl HHi fH.t .HtF 60 M
in fine il acf ol i. m lHf fv.i..r 'I Y1rf
lulrEHuI, dnra nuf I@frIuHd.fH'H |U IHNIf
III the ~rflp0Htii. NJ tir letter rss duly
tt0.iyei hy the IItIrin. I'D they ore o.
iliitd ~ recover a. on iHsI IH". ne f.-
~ lrt to recover IlH |uI. "..u.. "itIr
I bel eve thai il Hll iuFt ,s If1sfsHfY i1r
m0 in sty In ihis nhfH, n t1r Jury nod Tor
the Plaintiffs thsy will calculate The inier'
efi 10 the rate OF pRr cant, ner aluuu nn
amount Iuud due tie plsiuuNi tom III
II April, 1850 N YOU llnIl4 ho NJ 'us
opinion thtt the contract was a wagering
COutT8C Ct YOU will dad Tor .As def5ulaut.
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The "Spring" sweet navy plug tobacco is
+ e Texans favorite.
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10y HsE Nyi.uIl.r. "a ~ sulN.r
30 ,r.r.g,F 20. sJN.a as % ra.aJa BOO
tur t4a I,.e o.. l.a.y J---. oil, 'h. uaE-,lE
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W. ARE AUTHORIZED no ANNOUNCE
~ ~ ne. Is KlNBkOGGIG a. q candidate Tor
the Lex 1rIrH ia Dallas county, subj ct 20 the
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ESPECIALLY FOR THE LADIES.

QUEEN MUFFINs.-One quart of milk,
three-fourths cups of yeast, two table spoons
fuls of white sugar, one tablespoonful of
butter, one tablespoonful of salt, -four to
make good batter-leaving out the eggs
to rise over night. In the morning beat the
eggs very light, stir into the batter and bake
in muffin rings twenty minutes in a quick
oven.
To CLEAN HAIR BRUsHEs.-As hot wa
ter and soap very soon soften the hair, and
rubbing completes its destruction, use soda,
dissolved in cold water, instead; coda having
an affinity for grease, it cleans the brush
with little friction. Do not set them near
the fire, nor in the sun, to dry, but after
shaking them we'll, set on the point of the
handle in shady place.
To REMOVE GREASE AND On4.-Make a
strong lye of pearl ashs and soft water, and
as much unslaked lime as it VIII take up;
stir it together; let it settle; bottle it stop
close; have water ready to lower it as used,
and scour the part with it. If the liquor
should lie long on the boards it will extract
tno coioi VI Jneu. Ose cale anu OK peul-
ton
APPLE CUsTARD.-Peel and core eight or
ten medium sized apples; lay them in cold
water until the syrup is prepared in which
to boil them; make a syrup with teacupfnl
of water; the grated yellow riud and juice
of one lemon, and few pieces OF stick
cinnamon. When the syrup becomes clear
put in the apples aud simmer until soft
Take up the apples in draini ug spoon, and
put them in the dish in which they are to bt
served; boil up the syrup and pour ovel
them; make soft custard with the yolks o.
four eggs, three tablespoonfuls of powdered
sugar and a scant quart of milk. Wher
cold spread it over the apples. Whip tn,
whites of the eggs, flavor with lemon, anC
place them on the custard. Color in th,
oven.
DELICATE GRAHAM BREAD Que pint oil
Graham and one pint of wheat -four, on,
teaspoonful of salt two teaspoonsfuls o
baking powder, one and half pints of milk
Silt together Graham -four, sugar, salt ant
powder, leaving out the coarse bran which
will be found in the sieve; add the mill mi,
quickly into smooth, soft dough, which
pour into small, CREASED tins, and bake a
once in rather hot oven twenty-five min
utes. Protect with paper ten minutes.
HOUSEHOLD AcooUNTs.-There are rea
sons why the wife or housekeeper Should
keep an account book. In the first place i
wonld furnish interesting infornI ton of tn,
number Of pounds of sugar, spice, flower
meat etc., that family of u 3rtain sz,
consumes. How many know an, thing def
mite about these things? Aga,n, such {
record would suggest changes II The livin,
in one way or another, and furnish basi
for calculation of the requirements of tn
coming year. We know of lady VIII
went so far as to keep an accouu u Of all ex
ira meals she furnished in the yer, and whel
it was announced the family ,.,re greatl,
surprised. A household account is a start
ling revealer of facts.
The Wilmingtonian., 1884-12-20
JAMES T. T.CROZIER,
SIS CHESTNUT ST.
25 YEARS
tsuccessol to Thompson d Paschal)

Ieaeher OF Organ, Violin, Guitar and Banjo Pu.
piS tausn TO read correctly and play from twelve
to twenty pieces in one quarter Cbi,dron =
specially. Fairbanks & Coles beautifuI panio,a
with ebony fnger-board and raised frets for Iadv
pupils furnished at cost. Music copied, trans.
posed or written for any instrument. organs
cleaned and repaired. Cracked or broken yioins
made as good as new-or post and bass boarc
changed for left-handed persons. Iwoud respect.
tuliy refer o the following among many PATRONS
a., Allen Hiues, S. P. Lynch, Tilghman Danner.
WIN. r. Noshell, Ruth Brothers, John E. PostIes
Jacob Mynick, Harry q. Parrish, r. II. Ewbanks
II, b. Mcintyre, Peirce Gould, George X. Yates
John Edwards Joseph Jones, Richard G. Jones
oeorse W morrison and Robelen's, wagners. Aliens
Ausie stores' l0-lS-Si sm
The Wilmingtonian., 1884-12-20
HARNESS, TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING
BAGS.

J.; A. CONNER, reliable harness and
trunk manufacturer has removed to his lew
store, No. E. Fourth ST., near Market,
where you will find the largest assortment
ol harness., bags, etc., in the city. Ladies
and gentlemen's pocket books and ladies
shopping bags sold at reasonable prices,
Prompt attention paid to repairing trunks
anu travelling bags. IL "a 1y
The Wilmingtonian., 1884-12-20
WIN. B. SHARP.

ith and Market, Notion pepartmsn,